Comment
On December 27,
2007, Judge John W. Sedwick altered the purpose and intent of
Petitioner’s “Petition for an Order in
the Nature of Mandamus” and then dismissed his
version of the Petition with “prejudice” for
being “frivolous” and for being barred under the
doctrine of “res judicata.”
The Petitioner, Gordon Warren Epperly,
submitted a “Motion for Reconsideration”
showing that this case is different than any other case
brought before the Federal Courts and it is
not frivolous. At this
time, the Judge has not ruled upon the Motion.
Judge John W.
Sedwick took great pains to remind everyone that the
U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit sanctioned
the Petitioner in the amount of $2,500.00 for questioning
the ratification of the U.S. Constitution,
14th Amendment.
Since the time that I received Judge Sedwick’s
Court Order to Dismiss, I have been informed
that a sanction by the U.S. Court of Appeals in an
amount of $10,000.00 or more may be expected
if I appealed Judge Sedwick’s
Court Order. As I
do not have the funds to pay the filing fee of $450.00 to file
a “Notice of Appeal” nor am I in a
position to pay monetary sanctions to Federal Judges, I will
not be appealing the Court Order of
John W. Sedwick.
It is an absurdity in law that fees and sanctions
must be paid to any Public Official to give an answer as to
why they are doing business outside the constraints of the
U.S. Constitution.
It appears that
Judge John W. Sedwick likes to play games.
He has full knowledge that he can stall the
proceedings by having the case dragged through the Appellate
Courts knowing that by the time the Appeal has been resolved,
Allen Weinstein will no longer be Archivist of
the United States.
If Allen Weinstein is no longer Archivist of the United States, Judge
Sedwick may dismiss the Petition for being “moot.”
What does this
Court Order of Judge John W. Sedwick mean to you?
First, is the pretended authority of Congress
that was acquired from the enactment of the Reconstruction Acts
of 1867 to declare that: (1) the Congress
not only has the authority to propose Amendments to the
U.S. Constitution, but the Congress also has the
authority to compel each and every State of the Union to
ratify those Amendments, and (2) the Congress
has authority to authorize unlawful governments to cast votes
of ratification on proposed Amendments,
and (3) the Congress has authority to authorize
non‑citizens of a State to hold Public Offices of
a State and cast votes of ratification on
proposed Amendments.
Second, is the
Archivist of the United States now has the authority to count
votes that are not “Official” votes of
a State that were cast upon proposed Amendments to
the U.S. Constitution.
The Archivist of the United States also has the
authority to pick and choose what votes will be counted and
thus he may pick and choose what proposed Amendments will be
Amendments to the U.S. Constitution.
This Court Order
of John W. Sedwick has destroyed
the U.S. Constitution. The U.S. Constitution is now nothing more than a
roll of toilet paper to wipe your ass with for it protects
no one. The People
are no longer allowed to Petition the Congress of
the United States nor the Federal Courts for a
redress of grievance when it comes to questioning
Amendments to the U.S. Constitution.
Where does that
leave the People? It
is obvious that the U.S. Constitution is no longer the
property of the People, it is now the property of
the BAR Associations and their Judges.
It is common knowledge that
Pro Se litigants (as Plaintiffs in
a Civil Action) have no standing in Federal
and State Courts unless they have paid a Tribute to the
BAR Associations. Can
you now see why Pro Se litigants are dismissed from
the Courts with the word: “frivolous.”
The argument
presented in Exhibit “A” of this “Petition for
an Order in the Nature of Mandamus”
is sound and has not been disputed.
I can only hope that the Legislatures of
the States of the Union will take a stand and demand
that all the “Official” votes that were
cast upon the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
are to be counted and recorded. I have done my best to expose the U.S. Constitution,
14th Amendment for what it is and there is nothing
more that I can do.
The future of our Nation is now in
your hands.
Gordon Warren
Epperly
