Hospitals & Asylums
Dear Judge Pat Robinson:
A. I am writing you this letter
because my email list in the original draft of "Decriminalizing
Corrections and Poverty in DC" omitted now Chairman of the
Judiciary Committee Senator Arlen Specter who we shall address as
"President" (pro-tempore) of the Senate under Rule 1(1) of
the Standing Rules of the Senate at arlen_specter@specter.senate.gov.
B. President Senator
Specter is really the only person you really need to talk to if you want
to become a Justice of the US Supreme Court as I think would be in the best
interest of the USA, although you might have a difference of opinion and his
email suddenly and falsely rejects these recommendation two times out of
three. The omission was hypothetically considered so grievous by the US
Department of Justice that they seem to have subjected the old email address at
latestnews@un.org to the mailer daemon rejection requiring a quick thinking
objection or research that I did not have the energy, being such a rude draft
of your honor, to supply. The day was HA-5-5-5, the Cinco de Mayo, it is
possible that your email addresses had already been changed but I suspect that
the change was caused by the atrocious state of the laws that I could not
represent to your honor out of shame of my inappropriate reference to
contempt of the tribunal that has also been erased.
C. I believe that you will find
page 32 of the text of "Decriminalizing Corrections and Poverty in
Washington DC" a recommendation for you to serve as Justice of the US
Supreme Court as long as you uphold the moral and material interests of the
author for his $1,980 fee for his defense in Milosevic v. International
Tribunal HA-25-12-04. The recommendation states, in its entirety,
Ex-president Judge Patrick Robinson (USA) of the International Criminal
Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, judgment is modified under Art 100 of the Rules
of the ICJ this day in light of the status quo of the democracy and the
pleasant surprise that he had earned eligibility for office with the grant of
asylum from Iceland for Bobby Fischer to read, “recommended for the office of
Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States”, pursuant to the electoral
apparatus constructed in dissent of King Blackwell HA-17-2-05
that is now delayed only due to the $1,920 fee for Milosevic v. International
Tribunal HA-25-12-04 33% of the $1,980
settlement, $653.40 would go to Yugoslavian health and welfare, leaving
me, the author, with.$1,326.60 net income. kralt.icty@un.org,
hucklenbruch.icty@un.org, For
governmental organizations only: lambert.icty@un.org
D. I hope that the reference in
your tolerably involuntary email subscription service to
"coincidence" is in fact a reference to our deal to impeach the
Vice President that is now sweetened in Chapter One: Humanitarian Missions
of the Military Departments (MD) to cover the Secretary of Defense and even has
a htm summary and a back door HA-9-6-05 in this month's News Desk,
for the hasty judge without the time to download a Microsoft Word
document.
E. To understand what I am trying
to sell "your honor". If you even call yourselves that? In the
saner judicial environment of the Netherlands, is;
1. Sanders, Tony J. Hospitals
& Asylums. "Decriminalizing Corrections and Poverty in Washington
DC". Supplement to Title 24 US Code. Cinco de Mayo
HA-5-5-5. President pro-tempore Senator Arlen Specter 11-6-05. www.title24uscode.org/sumDC.htm
2. Sanders, Tony J. Hospitals
& Asylums. Title 24 US Code Chapter One: Humanitarian Missions of the
Military Departments (MD). 1st Draft 20-8-04, 2nd Draft 11-11-04,
3rd (extended) Memorial Day Draft. President Pro-tempore Senator Arlen
Specter. www.title24uscode.org/armsummary.htm
3. Sanders, Tony J. Hospitals
& Asylums (HA). "Application to ECOSOC". HA-24-5-05. www.title24uscode.org/ecosummary.htm
4. Sanders, Tony J. Hospitals
& Asylums. "Slobodan Milosevic v. International Tribunal"
HA-25-12-04. www.title24uscode.org/Yugoslavia.doc
5. Sanders, Tony J. Hospitals
& Asylums. "Cincinnati War Crime Tribunal". HA-8-8-04. www.title24uscode.org/warcrimetable.htm
F. I hope that you can start the renewal of
the US Supreme Court that currently relies on email addresslessness to
ensure contempt convictions against those, like the author, too poor to buy
another printer because printed letters are, in general, more
dangerous than beneficial in the USA in this day and age, at least for the self
educated lawyer. I think you would be good for the job because you have
sorely needed experience with war crimes and your pen is more civil than
President Judge Meron's and ICTY has email addresses albeit a little subject to
suggestion from the US. I am furthermore personally obligated, as
the persecutorial environment in the Hague empowered my recommendation that a
US judge not be President of the Tribunal over the moral and material
interest of the author to be paid $1,980, and I must now apologize for costing
my countryman his job as President. The decision to run for Justice is of
course yours. The decision to elect you belongs to the Senate and
President of the US under Art. 2 Sec. 2 of the US Constitution. The
opinions of the current justices of the US Supreme Court and US Department of
Justice are of course very important as is that of the United Nations who we
hope you will continue to serve publicly as Justice of the
Supreme Court as your relationship with the Secretary General
under Art. 101 of the UN Charter is too precious to sacrifice for all
the justice in the world
Good Luck,
Anthony J. Sanders
Hospitals & Asylums
National Director
PS If you pay me or make me so
motivated I will write an htm summary of Milosevic v. International Tribunal
HA-25-12-04 to uphold the Summary Rule of ECOSOC HA-24-5-05.
PPS I would like to become a tax
payer this year with your help. I would like to become such a good tax
payer, in fact, that I pay taxes to both the US and Yugoslavia this year,
despite the possible erasing of the prior offer by a third party who shouldn't
be granted unauthorized access to my computer even with the direct
authorization of the US President. 33% of the $1,980 settlement, $653.40
would go to Yugoslavian health and welfare, leaving me, the author,
with.$1,326.60 net income. This sentence was reinserted for the social
security employment tax settlement of the Tribunal to Yugoslavia.
PPS King Blackwell mitigates the
life sentence in DC to a 5 year maximum HA-17-2-05.