Parents attacked outside school board meeting; Moms for Liberty defamed as extremist in crusade to extinguish parenthood

Three-day event In our nation’s capital sponsored by the Parenting Rights Institute attended by parental advocates and group leaders from across the country in 2019

The War on Parents continues to escalate to unprecedented levels with the brawl which broke out yesterday (June 6, 2023) outside a school board meeting in Glendale, California. Concerned moms and dads were confronted by Antifa agitators after registering grievances against the sexualization of children in curricula now mandated by state law.

On the same day, the Southern Poverty Law Center, a liberal advocacy group, labeled Moms for Liberty, an “extremist” threat in a published report. The movement to transform our public education institutions into LGBTQ indoctrination centers has become relentless to a point of violence that evokes fear of participation at these meetings.

As a former school board attorney and current director of the Parenting Rights Institute, these are events which I have been predicting for more than 15 years. My blog post published only two weeks ago here at http://www.leonkoziol.com is proof of this, and rather than reinvent the wheel, I have re-published it below.

Parent Alienation has become a threat to our democracy: citizen action must be elevated to overcome a silent epidemic

Parent alienation has evolved into a nationwide epidemic harming our children, communities, schools, religious institutions, focused education, law enforcement, worker productivity, and much more. It has become a vehicle for corruption and abuse by a growing hoard of service providers exploiting an antiquated child custody system fueled by greed and moral depravity.

Few can attest to this more than I can as a victimized father and persecuted attorney whistleblower. This past week I was finally contacted by my two daughters after many years of unjust alienation disregarded by a succession of family judges in upstate New York. I was subjected to threats of arrest during that time despite the lack of any finding of unfit parenting or even a report to a child protection agency.

But the contact was limited to a single hate-filled phone call rehearsed with a demonic mother two days after I was able to discover their new residence at 54 Onion Hill Road in Duxbury, Massachusetts.

It came after a clandestine relocation from our lifelong region in Oneida County, New York upon graduation of my youngest from high school nearly two years ago. It came after a 2007 divorce and more than a quarter million dollars in financial support I provided in addition to the home and weekends that would be the envy of any child.

Such disregard of severe alienation by a succession of highly political family judges compelled me to take reform efforts outside the courtroom resulting in horrific retributions too extensive to relate here. Among my efforts I submitted highly researched and alarming reports to oversight entities to no avail.

Accordingly, I turned to members of Congress to conduct hearings and the Justice Department to initiate investigations into federal funding abuses and human rights violations in our nation’s divorce and family courts, again to no avail.

Finally, I sponsored a 3-day event in our nation’s capital in 2019 dubbed the Parent March on Washington. It consisted of strategic sessions by organizational leaders (first day), a lobby initiative in Congress the next followed by expert speakers at a nearby ballroom that evening. This was all financed on a volunteer, shoestring budget.

The third day featured the march itself made possible by four parade permits I secured from the Metropolitan Police, Park Service, Capitol Security and Secret Service. It resulted in a march under police escort down Pennsylvania Avenue between the White House and Supreme Court, open presentations on the Capitol lawn, and candlelight vigil dedicated to veterans and children whose lives were lost to a corrupt justice system.

To be sure, this was a proud and classic exercise of First Amendment rights, and it should have elicited serious reforms to an antiquated child custody system. Instead, lawmakers corrupted by powerful special interests failed to take any action, thereby calling upon aggrieved parents today to elevate their protests.

One of them occurred locally at a Town Hall sponsored by newly elected Congressman Brandon Williams in front of the New Hartford, New York high school earlier this month. I did not attend the public forum in the auditorium because unfiltered questions from the audience were not allowed, but I did receive an ovation from diverse groups protesting outside during a drive-by beforehand.

Over the past fifteen years of judge bias and false charges by a scorned ex-spouse, I kept my girls out of the fray. But they are college age adults now subjected to a Babylon-type society that I can no longer protect them from. Their “mother-cloned” venom was immediately evident during our brief telephone exchange ended by a frustrated hang-up by my eldest, Kristen.

Among other things, I was accused of depicting their exit from our region as a “kidnapping” in my earlier post announcing this unexpected attack. But a close inspection of the relevant paragraph reveals unequivocally that I made no such accusation, not that it should have elicited this extreme of a reaction anyway.

In the end there was nothing legitimate to prevent a reconciliation of dad and his adult daughters. That alone calls upon fellow and future victims to carry on this crusade so that my sacrifices were not in vain. My 2021 published book, Whistleblower in Paris, provides a valuable education and detailed background of this crusade.

Miami mayor explores run for president with accomplished record that will be easily trashed by Donald Trump

Leon R. Koziol, J.D.

Former city corporation counsel

Founder and CEO

Citizen Commission Against Corruption.org

Likely moved by the surprise showing of former South Bend mayor Peter Buttigieg in the 2020 presidential race, Miami’s mayor is now exploring a similar run this year. A fairly comprehensive story was published in the June 2, 2023 edition of the New York Times.

Touting a city that has made a commendable turn-around during his five years in office, much of it embellished but essentially true, Miami mayor Francis Suarez cites low taxes, low unemployment, a thriving real estate market and growing population among his achievements.

But as the story continues, this record is diluted by his lack of authority over legislative and county commissions that may be more credited for this revitalization. It is ripe for dismantling by Donald Trump as I can attest based on the politics I faced as a city corporation counsel.

History is now repeating itself when comparing the Miami record not so much with that of Buttigieg but that of a more flamboyant mayor who attracted national attention. I served this mayor, Ed Hanna of Utica, New York, as his chief attorney in a city once dubbed “Sin City of the East” due its mob history detailed in a news series as recently as 2009.

The Miami record includes an unprecedented $63 million verdict against city commissioner, Joe Corollo. He was found liable for First Amendment violations emanating from years of targeting against two successful businessmen. He was accused of weaponing the codes office due to their support of another mayoral candidate, and residents are now calling for his resignation.

It also features a record surprisingly similar to the cases I prosecuted at the end of my term of office, including one on behalf of Utica’s first African-American public works commissioner. He was put out of business on codes violations upon being wrongfully terminated. His father, a long-time pastor, was then targeted in violation of his First Amendment rights.

Although Suarez was not named in the Miami case, codes enforcement is a function typically overseen by a city mayor. It cannot be divorced from the corruption alleged at the Corollo trial. It included developer payments of $170,000 to Suarez, stalled flooding projects, three police chiefs, and a report in the Miami Herald regarding a failure to disclose financial interests.

It remains unclear why Mayor Suarez was not included to render the litigation more efficient, at least $1.9 million was spent for Corollo’s defense alone, but any lawsuit against a popular sitting mayor risks overt and discreet retaliation. A related suit is now pending anyway against the city itself which will provide additional fodder for the Trump campaign.

The Miami record raises First Amendment issues similar to those I faced in both attorney and victim capacities, and they may be instructive, i.e. Koziol v Hanna, 107 F. Supp. 2d 170 (NDNY 2000); Patterson v City of Utica, 370 F. 3d 322 (2nd Cir. 2004); Parent v State, 786 F. Supp. 2d 516 (NDNY 2011); Oneida Indian Nation v Oneida County, 132 F. Supp. 2d 71 (NDNY 2000).

In the Hanna case, I successfully sued a city mayor to remedy an unlawful gag order; in Patterson, I argued a $322, 820.32 jury verdict for codes enforcement abuses before Justice Sonia Sotomayor; in Parent, I endeavored a class action on behalf of abused parents in family courts; and in Oneida Nation, I defeated a motion to end my case against a powerful casino.

However, as I learned all too late, my adversaries proved to be overwhelming. After 23 unblemished years as a controversial civil rights attorney, I was persecuted to an extreme of losing my licenses, child contact, and nearly life itself. This ordeal is found in my 2021 memoir, Whistleblower in Paris, available at any Barnes and Nobles store or on-line bookseller.

Attorney whistleblower protection is nonexistent in a self-governing profession in which the decision makers (lawyers on the bench) are systemically biased. It presents a valid due process argument sabotaged in my case which continues to seek “innocence project” justice and structural reforms to a defective court system that implicates the Supreme Court itself.

As a result, I turned to reform activity consistent with our self-governing rights under the U.S. Constitution. It is reflected by trips across the states, news conferences, and a 3-day, Parent March on Washington, detailed at http://www.leonkoziol.com. I continue to seek oversight in Congress and a Justice Department investigation into censored human rights violations.

Based on the records of would-be presidents today, a platform which raises parental rights, whistleblower protections, and reforms to our domestic relations courts is unlikely. What is likely is that Donald Trump will be returned to office due to the neglect of such issues critical to the mainstream regardless of the targeting that is only increasing his voter popularity.

Miami mayor’s announcement of a potential run for president mirrors the corruption I faced as a city corporation counsel

Leon R. Koziol, J.D.

Former city corporation counsel

Founder and CEO

Citizen Commission Against Corruption.org

Corruption continues to unfold in government, this time in Miami, Florida, with revelations that its mayor is visiting early primary states in a bid to become our next president. A fairly comprehensive story was published in the June 2, 2023 edition of the New York Times.

Touting a city that has made a commendable turn-around during his five years in office, much of it embellished but essentially true, Mayor Francis Suarez cites low taxes, low unemployment, a thriving real estate market and growing population among his achievements.

But as the story continues, this record is diluted by his lack of authority over legislative and county commissions that may be more credited for this revitalization. It is ripe for dismantling by Donald Trump as I can attest based on the politics I faced as a city corporation counsel.

History is now repeating itself when comparing the Miami record with that of former Utica, New York mayor Edward Hanna during the seventies, nineties and year 2007. I once served as his chief attorney in a city once dubbed “Sin City of the East” due its mob connections. The Miami record includes a recent $63 million verdict against ex-city commissioner, Joe Corollo.

In that revealing litigation, Corollo was found liable for First Amendment violations emanating from years of targeting against two successful businessmen. He was accused of weaponing the codes office due to their support of another mayoral candidate. It was conduct that can be compared to that of autocrats in foreign countries where our military is put at grave risk.

It also features a record surprisingly similar to the cases I prosecuted at the end of my term of office, including one on behalf of Utica’s first African-American public works commissioner. He was put out of business on codes violations upon being wrongfully terminated. His father, a long-time pastor, was then targeted in violation of his First Amendment rights.

Although Suarez was not named in the Miami case, codes enforcement is a function typically overseen by a city mayor. It cannot be divorced from the corruption alleged at the Corollo trial. It included developer payments of $170,000 to Suarez, stalled flooding projects, three police chiefs, and a report in the Miami Herald regarding a failure to disclose financial interests.

It remains unclear why Mayor Suarez was not included to render the litigation more efficient, at least $1.9 million was spent for Corollo’s defense alone, but any lawsuit against a popular sitting mayor risks overt and discreet retaliation. A related suit is now pending anyway against the city itself which will provide additional fodder for the Trump campaign.

The Miami record raises First Amendment issues similar to those I faced in both attorney and victim capacities, and they may be instructive, i.e. Koziol v Hanna, 107 F. Supp. 2d 170 (NDNY 2000); Patterson v City of Utica, 370 F. 3d 322 (2nd Cir. 2004); Parent v State, 786 F. Supp. 2d 516 (NDNY 2011); Oneida Indian Nation v Oneida County, 132 F. Supp. 2d 71 (NDNY 2000).

In the Hanna case, I successfully sued a city mayor to remedy an unlawful gag order, in Patterson, I argued a $322, 820.32 jury verdict for codes enforcement abuses before Justice Sonia Sotomayor, in Parent, I endeavored a class action on behalf of abused parents, and in Oneida Nation, I defeated a motion to end my state case against a powerful casino.

However, as I learned all too late, my adversaries proved to be overwhelming. After 23 unblemished years as a controversial civil rights attorney, I was persecuted to an extreme of losing my licenses, child contact, and nearly life itself. This ordeal is found in my 2021 memoir, Whistleblower in Paris, available at any Barnes and Nobles store or on-line bookseller.

Attorney whistleblower protection is nonexistent in a self-governing profession in which the decision makers (lawyers on the bench) are systemically biased. It presents a valid due process argument sabotaged in my case which continues to seek “innocence project” justice and structural reforms to a defective court system that implicates the Supreme Court itself.

As a result, I turned to reform activity consistent with our self-governing rights under the U.S. Constitution. It is reflected by trips across the states, news conferences, and a 3-day, Parent March on Washington, detailed at http://www.leonkoziol.com. I continue to seek oversight hearings in Congress and a Justice Department investigation into censored human rights violations.

Based on the records of would-be presidents today, a platform which raises parental rights, whistleblower protections, and reforms to our domestic relations courts is unlikely. What is likely is that Donald Trump will be returned to high office regardless of the targeting that is only increasing his voter popularity.

Parent alienation has become a threat to our democracy: citizen action must be elevated to overcome a silent epidemic

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Leon R. Koziol, J.D.

Attorney whistleblower and victimized parent

CEO, Citizen Commission Against Corruption.org

Director, Parenting Rights Institute

Parent alienation has evolved into a nationwide epidemic harming our children, communities, schools, religious institutions, focused education, law enforcement, worker productivity, and much more. It has become a vehicle for corruption and abuse by a growing hoard of service providers exploiting an antiquated child custody system fueled by greed and moral depravity.

Few can attest to this more than I can as a victimized father and persecuted attorney whistleblower. This past week I was finally contacted by my two daughters after many years of unjust alienation disregarded by a succession of family judges in upstate New York. I was subjected to threats of arrest during that time despite the lack of any finding of unfit parenting or even a report to a child protection agency.

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Parent alienation has become a threat to our democracy: citizen action must be elevated to overcome a silent epidemic

Leon R. Koziol, J.D.

Attorney whistleblower and victimized parent

CEO, Citizen Commission Against Corruption.org

Director, Parenting Rights Institute

Parent alienation has evolved into a nationwide epidemic harming our children, communities, schools, religious institutions, focused education, law enforcement, worker productivity, and much more. It has become a vehicle for corruption and abuse by a growing hoard of service providers exploiting an antiquated child custody system fueled by greed and moral depravity.

Few can attest to this more than I can as a victimized father and persecuted attorney whistleblower. This past week I was finally contacted by my two daughters after many years of unjust alienation disregarded by a succession of family judges in upstate New York. I was subjected to threats of arrest during that time despite the lack of any finding of unfit parenting or even a report to a child protection agency.

But the contact was limited to a single hate-filled phone call rehearsed with a demonic mother two days after I was able to discover their new residence at 54 Onion Hill Road in Duxbury, Massachusetts. It came after a clandestine relocation from our lifelong region in Oneida County, New York upon graduation of my youngest from high school nearly two years ago. It came after a 2007 divorce and more than a quarter million dollars in financial support I provided in addition to the home and weekends that would be the envy of any child.

Such disregard of severe alienation by a succession of highly political family judges compelled me to take reform efforts outside the courtroom resulting in horrific retributions too extensive to relate here. Among my efforts I submitted highly researched and alarming reports to oversight entities to no avail.

Accordingly, I turned to members of Congress to conduct hearings and the Justice Department to initiate investigations into federal funding abuses and human rights violations in our nation’s divorce and family courts, again to no avail.

Finally, I sponsored a 3-day event in our nation’s capital in 2019 dubbed the Parent March on Washington. It consisted of strategic sessions by organizational leaders (first day), a lobby initiative in Congress the next followed by expert speakers at a nearby ballroom that evening. This was all financed on a volunteer, shoestring budget.

The third day featured the march itself made possible by four parade permits I secured from the Metropolitan Police, Park Service, Capitol Security and Secret Service. It resulted in a march under police escort down Pennsylvania Avenue between the White House and Supreme Court, open presentations on the Capitol lawn, and candlelight vigil dedicated to veterans and children whose lives were lost to a corrupt justice system.

To be sure, this was a proud and classic exercise of First Amendment rights, and it should have elicited serious reforms to an antiquated child custody system. Instead, lawmakers corrupted by powerful special interests failed to take any action, thereby calling upon aggrieved parents today to elevate their protests.

One of them occurred locally at a Town Hall sponsored by newly elected Congressman Brandon Williams in front of the New Hartford, New York high school earlier this month. I did not attend the public forum in the auditorium because unfiltered questions from the audience were not allowed, but I did receive an ovation from diverse groups protesting outside during a drive-by beforehand.

Over the past fifteen years of judge bias and false charges by a scorned ex-spouse, I kept my girls out of the fray. But they are college age adults now subjected to a Babylon-type society that I can no longer protect them from. Their “mother-cloned” venom was immediately evident during our brief telephone exchange ended by a frustrated hang-up by my eldest, Kristen.

Among other things, I was accused of depicting their exit from our region as a “kidnapping” in my earlier post announcing this unexpected attack. But a close inspection of the relevant paragraph reveals unequivocally that I made no such accusation, not that it should have elicited this extreme of a reaction anyway.

In the end there was nothing legitimate to prevent a reconciliation of dad and his adult daughters. That alone calls upon fellow and future victims to carry on this crusade so that my sacrifices were not in vain. My 2021 published book, Whistleblower in Paris, provides a valuable education and detailed background of this crusade.

Law firm submits brief in New York with cases discovered to be made up by AI robot

IT WOULD BE HILARIOUS IF NOT FOR THE HARMFUL IMPACTS ON A PERSONAL INJURY CLIENT IN NEW YORK FEDERAL COURT:

A law firm submitting a legal brief in a personal injury case against an airline was called on the carpet during oral arguments when the cases cited in it were discovered to be fake.

ChatGPT, the interactive Artificial Intelligence invention I had been warning of in my postings here, had been relied upon to complete this brief. Turns out the Chatbot had made up all of those cases.

Wow! And the same legal profession continues to monitor my law license after 23 unblemished years of practice for all kinds of trivia in retaliation for my whistleblowing and court reform activity.

This particular court fiasco would be akin to a physician prescribing fake drugs. The responsible law firm, Levidow, Levidow and Oberman and brief sponsor, Steven A. Schwartz, are now facing case dismissal and ethics charges.

The relevant story broke like a lawyer joke in a front-page article in the Memorial Day edition of the New York Times. The story was written by veteran litigation reporter Ben Weiser.

FINALLY, daughters of Leon Koziol contact their dad after 10 years of severe alienation: Better to be hit by a train!

By Leon R. Koziol, J.D.

Well, it finally happened. After ten years of calculated influence, “custodial parent,” Kelly Hawse-Koziol, now Kelly Usherwood, managed to succeed in permanently alienating me from my precious daughters, Kristen and Cassandra, both presumed to be in college now.

The proof came in during a phone call initiated by my eldest daughter, Kristen, with my younger one at her side, at 3:32 pm, May 25, 2023, while I was returning to New York from a mission to find them. This was two days after discovery of their new home at 54 Onion Hill Road, Duxbury, Massachusetts based on a promising lead and years of absence from our lifelong New Hartford, New York region.

In the end, I accomplished what an investigator, lawyer and tech savvy contact could not.

Kristen was the spokesperson parroting a lecture likely rehearsed with the mother. There was no “hello” or any other civil greeting, much less a minutia of concern such as, “How are you dad, glad to see you made it out of the hospital,” or even an apologetic, “sorry we never checked on you in the emergency room.”

A follow-up visit to me would have been nice during nearly three years of treatments since then. Instead, these ungrateful girls made it clear how much they hated me in breathtaking fashion despite the lack of any crime, neglect, abuse or even a report to any protection agency.

They managed that hatred despite more than a quarter million dollars in so-called “child support” enforced under penalty of imprisonment with no credit given by the courts to the loving investments made to their birth home where I continue to reside.

They spewed forth venom without knowledge of the ongoing support I provide from my Medicaid benefits at age 65. This alone made my mission to discover their whereabouts proper regardless of the alienation, let alone natural right to assure their success and well-being.

But a highly impressionable pair pressed on with baseless accusations which are too shocking to relate here. They were not unlike the ones found unsupported from their mother over a 15-year period of wasteful and damaging custody proceedings. I walked out of at least three of them due to unprecedented due process violations in retaliation for my whistleblower and reform activity.

No doubt their satanic mom concealed such information because Kristen repeatedly demonstrated her misinformation and twisting of my one-page letter politely asking for contact. It was affixed to a side door to a dark home believed to be hers. Residency was then confirmed during a next (second) day visit with the new husband, Lou Usherwood.

In my recorded conversation there, Lou Usherwood also confirmed household receipt of my autographed novel, Voyage to Armageddon, dedicated to both girls and published in 2014 (our last year together) and my memoir, Whistleblower in Paris, published in 2021. The latter book provides the other side of my ordeal as an attorney-whistleblower exposing corruption in our divorce industry.

In short: mission accomplished with no time to spare.

This leads me full circle to the high principle which motivated the bold stand I took against my profession beginning in 2010. Child support is now a cottage industry profiting from the needless separation of more fit and loving parents from their children than any illegal ones at our borders.

This mission was effective regardless of the threats and depravity inflicted upon me. I have been pressuring members of Congress to include this exemplary case in oversight hearings, including the whistleblower sessions currently underway.

I have already visited the offices of several in our upstate New York delegation and hope that my sacrifices here are not in vain. Help me secure such a hearing to benefit similarly persecuted whistleblowers and aggrieved parents.

Here are some photos of the “child support” I provided for my girls without any prompting or credit given:

Leon Koziol daughters found today living in Massachusetts after 3-year disappearance

My daughters were discovered today residing here with their mother and her new husband, Lou Usherwood, at 54 Onion Hill Road; Duxbury, Massachusetts

Leon R. Koziol

Parenting Rights Institute

Citizen Commission Against Corruption.org

It’s a bittersweet announcement:

The good news:

I finally found the residence of my daughters, Kristen and Cassandra Koziol, after a 3-year disappearance orchestrated by their custodial-parent-mother, Kelly Hawse-Koziol-Usherwood, beginning in 2020.

The bad news:

They had been severely alienated from me. Despite my pleas for assistance regarding their location, I was not able to gain any leads in my desperate search for their whereabouts during that painful period.

It’s every good parent’s nightmare, not knowing what has become of their precious offspring when removed, kidnapped, murdered, or in my case, viciously secluded in clandestine fashion by the other parent to consummate a substitute father-daughter relationship.

Public policy continues to focus on parent-child separations among illegals at our borders while loving moms and dads legally residing in the United States are being wrongfully denied contact with their children through an abuse of our so-called “family court” system.

I have never even been reported to any government agency, let alone found guilty of child abuse or neglect during my many years of “noncustodial” child rearing since the birth of my precious girls, Kristen and Cassandra. They are now of age and attending college somewhere unknown to me.

It has remained an indescribable pain which contributed greatly to my current dire medical condition. With this discovery, I can finally rest easy to the extent that my girls are now confirmed to be alive and safe. However, their continued erasure of our relationships at the hands of a demonic mother and utterly depraved husband will follow me to the grave or after life.

Hopefully my sacrifices here will not be in vain as I devote the balance of my living time to the continued reform of a sick system that is destroying our moral fiber as a once great nation. Through these postings, I am hoping that other victims and sympathizers will carry on this vital cause.

Stay tuned as I disclose how I discovered this residence and engaged in a stand-off there at great risk after a 500-mile round trip and many days of lodging at remote places. In the end, I accomplished what costly lawyers, investigators, tech savvy contacts and fellow victims could not.

SLAVERY REPARATIONS AND WHISTLEBLOWER RETALIATION: WHAT THEY ARE NOT REPORTING

Leon R. Koziol, J.D.

Skye Shire Estate

1336 Graffenburg Road

New Hartford, New York 13413

(315)796-4000

leonkoziol@gmail.com

May 19, 2023

NEWS RELEASE AND EDITORIAL

Re: Slavery reparations and congressional oversight

The tax hikes and hidden fees alone will kill the middle and working class. Assuming slavery reparations promoted in California will spread across the rest of America, the time is now to assess the reality of all this.

West coast task forces have set awards as high as $5 million in San Francisco to a sliding scale topping $1.2 million per recipient statewide. Their unrealistic nature has prompted critics to decry the false hopes which these lottery-type awards will generate followed by escalating protests.

If we learned anything from the massive pandemic bail-outs, a diverse range of abusers will be at the front lines eagerly waiting for their take. Even now, prosecutors are still announcing convictions of persons who defrauded our governments out of billions of dollars during a nationwide scandal.

There is no helpful precedent for gauging the criteria for such a broad funding scheme. The best we might find lie in the Native-American land claims. Genetics as low as 16% have been employed, influencing our very representatives in Congress such as Senator Elizabeth Warren to falsely claim such heritage.

This leads us to accountability. Despite all the FBI whistleblowers coming forward before a House oversight panel to verify corruption at the highest levels of government, there is no alarm among those who should be outraged as our leaders were during the Watergate and Whitewater scandals. This is reliably due to “wolves watching the chicken coop.”

Next: who will be paying for all this? Already we find the federal government taxing beyond capacity. States like California and New York, devoid of constitutional resort, are teetering on bankruptcy. Voters are no longer trusting the polls but voting with their feet instead to claim residencies in other states and overseas. This is compounded by a costly migrant crisis.

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Then there’s the all-important enforcement dilemma. Police and prosecutors alike are already grappling with the priorities of unprecedented violent crime. What good are these reparation laws if they cannot be reliably enforced? The only outcome which they will achieve is a further disrespect for authority.

Such disrespect includes political opportunists. We have yet to learn the identity of the abortion decision leaker last June in the highest court of our land. If we cannot trust our courts to dispense justice, the people will find constitutional authority to take these laws into their own hands. The cover-ups alone are beyond credulity in today’s Babylon-type society.

Disrespect is no longer guided by morals or principle but by how much a person can get away with. After more than 40 years in public service, I have witnessed time and again how politicians will con the people out of money. They have perfected a form of chicanery which is getting more brazen by the day.

Highly suppressed among our history books is the undeniable truth that, when it comes to revenues, government can be ruthless. Entire wars were fought strictly for economic reasons. So the solution here will undoubtedly be to pass the costs on to those who can least afford it, such as the very minorities we are purporting to benefit.

Finally, does the employment of 87,000 additional IRS agents signal any proof or alarm? If not, then we are now living in a communist nation exactly as the extinct Soviets once predicted.

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Leon R. Koziol, J.D, is a former city corporation counsel, school board attorney, and elected office holder who practiced law for more than 23 years. He was targeted for his court reform efforts resulting in the seizure of his licenses, parent-child relationships and diverse liberties. He has appeared on CBS 60 Minutes, front page of the New York Times, CNN and other mainstream media in connection with his pursuits of justice for victims of government abuse.

Despite proven censorship, Dr. Koziol is also the author of alarming reports to Congress, the Justice Department and other oversight entities, including two books, a 2014 novel, Voyage to Armageddon, and alarming memoir, Whistleblower in Paris, published in 2021. Both are available at all Barnes and Nobles bookstores, Amazon and major sellers on-line.

It is critical for those who promote American values to share this message and act accordingly. I cannot crusade alone as attorney whistleblowers, unlike public employees, have no legal protection. They are open game and ruthlessly persecuted as I was.

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California Approves Reparations for Slaves: Are Native-American Land Claims Next?

Leon R. Koziol, J.D.

Citizen Commission Against Corruption

The tax hikes and hidden fees alone will kill the middle and working class. Assuming the slavery reparations approved in California spreads like cancer across the rest of America, the time is now to prepare yourselves, your families and businesses for the onslaught. After all, common sense tells us that the bill will be astronomical and precedent-setting.

Who will pay for it all?

After more than 40 years in public service, including 23 as a trial attorney both in and out of government, I have witnessed time and again how rich, self-glorifying politicians at the highest levels will con the people while pretending to be genuine public servants. They have perfected a unique art of chicanery which is getting more brazen by the day.

Make no mistake, highly suppressed among our history books is the undeniable truth that, when it comes to revenues, the beneficiaries will not discriminate. An entire Revolutionary War was fought, in major part, to maintain tax revenues for soldier reparations emanating from the French and Indian War. Our own Civil War was fought belatedly when the industrial revolution replaced the value of free labor.

To be sure, when it comes to money, politician kick-backs, big tech profits and government revenues, they will prosecute and incarcerate any of us before they act on violent criminals and repeat offenders in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and elsewhere across America. Blue or Red colors of any state matter not at all in this lust for spend-free, unearned cash.

So unless you’re catatonic, 87,000 IRS agents being recruited by President Joe Biden must get you highly alarmed. More shocking, there is no push-back, only select accountability, a complicit media, and no fear of citizen reprisals at the polls or in the streets. Election interference now in the hands of Artificial Intelligence, an antiquated Electoral College, and big money lobbyists together with our 2019 Parent March on Washington is all the proof needed here.

Two decades ago, I took on a goliath of a profit industry disguised as Native-American land reparations. Once power is ceded or realized, rarely is it properly restrained. When the Supreme Court, by a 5-4 ruling in 1985, gave approval to a 250,000-acre land claim of the Oneida Indian Nation in central New York based on a 1790 act of Congress and 1794 treaty, a modest Indian casino was approved by then-governor Mario Cuomo.

Opened in 1993 in a glorified pole barn pursuant to the 1989 Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, negotiators promised no alcohol service while monitoring gambling addictions and nefarious activity. Today it is a world class resort valued in the billions of dollars replete with a skyscraper in the middle of a former farm field, expanded Class III gaming, all manner of alcohol and demonstrable underworld activity, together harming the residents of our region.

Not to sound hypocritical, I supported the casino’s contributions to charity and culture, its entertainment venues at “Exit 33” and high-end entertainment, but I do not gamble, and such success moved the Turning Stone Casino CEO to file a 1998 class action lawsuit in federal court. It sought to eject 20,000 innocent landowners for trespass on this giant 250,000 acre tract which could not even be reliably surveyed while clouding the titles of the countless properties that could.

That is when I agreed to represent these landowners by filing a strategic countersuit for a declaratory judgement invalidating the 1993 casino compact based on Governor Cuomo’s failure to get legislative approval. The revenues from its operation made that class action possible with such high-profile law firms as Cravath, Swaine and Moore headquartered in Manhattan.

In the end, my counter-action was successful, a $500 million settlement of the land claim collapsed, and the Supreme Court reversed its stance on the viability of stale claims as gross as this one in a separate land action brought by the Cayuga Indian Nation. It earned me an interview on CBS 60 Minutes. It is a horrific example of the extremes to which our politicians as high as the Supreme Court will go to exploit a gold mine.  Help us bring some level of sanity to this agenda by contacting our nonprofit Citizen Commission Against Corruption.org.

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