We were captured, not defeated! South Carolina Pardons Joyner’s Ancestors

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By Associated Press October 16, 2009 2:52 pm




COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Two great-uncles of syndicated radio host Tom Joyner, sent to the electric chair for the 1913 murder of a Confederate Army veteran, were unanimously pardoned Wednesday by South Carolina. {see article below}

Getting a pardon must be nice? But what would that mean full scale, for African's, if Europeans conceded to there innermost selves, that African's people were "never guilty" nor punishable for any crime resulting in "Common Law slavery" from the years dating 1640 thru 1865?

It would mean:

• Due process of law did not guarantee fundamental fairness, justice, and liberty for African people, and meant never to justify the European's of there criminal act ('s) of self preservation, genocide, depravity, and deliberate lawlessness.

• The Europeans never intended to have any respect for the principle of Government, which must respect all of the legal rights that are owed to a person according to "the law".

• That African's should always keep in mind, that, Europeans, can, will, and must upsurp law('s), morallity, and principles. Forever violating there own tenets, and doctrines without contradiction, restriction, or scrutinity.

In the new testament the term "lawless" is used to describe those who knowingly, deliberately and willfully rebel against the laws of god and man. These are people who despise and defy the law. They refuse to be under god’s rule and god’s government. They refuse to surrender to god’s word and god’s will. They want to make their own laws and be their own king and follow their own way. The lawless person cries out in his heart, "not god’s will, but my will be done!" (this was the sin of Lucifer–isaiah 14:l2-14).

The greek word for lawless is anomos (a=without; nomos=law; and thus anomos means without law or lawless). In the new testament (king james version) this word is translated in different ways ("lawless," "unlawful," "wicked," "transgressor") but it always conveys the basic meaning of lawless. The noun (anomia) is also translated in various ways ("unrighteousness," "iniquity," "transgression of the law") but each time it carries the basic meaning of lawlessness.

The irony is...~ Great Britian owns the "Crown patent" for the Bible. Higher Level



GOD willing, I told my kids, "Anyone who says your ancestors were slaves are wrong"! "Your ancester's were captured, not defeated!".

U.S. Constitution - Amendment 13 cleary states:


1. Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.

United States

In U.S. law, most civil trials are bench trials unless a party requests a jury.

But a criminal bench trial will only occur if the right to a jury trial is waived. In the case of a criminal trial, in most states the criminal defendant alone has the ability to waive the right to a jury.

In a U.S. civil trial, one of the parties must request a jury trial (and pay a small fee), otherwise a bench trial will result. See FRCP 38. In United States Federal criminal trials, jury trials are usually a matter of course and cannot be waived without certain requirements. Under the rules of Federal Criminal Procedure: If a defendant is entitled to a jury trial, the trial must be by jury unless: (1) the defendant waives a jury trial in writing; (2) the government consents; and (3) the court approves. See Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure 23(b).

Europeans don't know or practice there own law!

What interpretation sounds better in the ears of your children? All I can say is let the facts speak for themselves.

GOD willing, all of Ancestor's deserve a pardon and I didn't wait for the White man to give it to them!

Honor your ancestors and Give them the pardon they deserve today.

Quit calling them "slaves". They were "Captives of War".

No jury, no conviction!
Peace be upon you


P.S Congratulations Tom Joyner

Notes:

1640

John Punch, a runaway black servant, is sentenced to servitude for
life. His two white companions are given extended terms of servitude.

Punch is the first documented slave for life.

The 13th Amendment, which prohibits slavery, except as a punishment for crime was Ratified 12/6/1865

Higher Level (*notes on Bible and Crown patent)
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