Colorado Criminal Cases

USA vs. 14,164 Seditious Conspirators
USA vs. Bush, Roberts, Gonzalez, Mueller
USA vs. 443 Insurgents
USA vs. 110th Congress

Responding to criminal complaints filed with the United States District Court in Colorado, the Clerk of the Court appropriately opened 3 criminal cases on February 21, 2008, which addressed an insurrection against the laws and a seditious conspiracy against the United States. (Links to the criminal complaints are provided below). The cases are titled:

1. United States vs President George W. Bush, Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, and FBI Director Robert Mueller - case number 1:08-cr-00085-ZLW
2. United States vs 443 Known Insurgents - case number 1:08-cr-00086-ZLW
3. United States vs 535 Members of the 110th Congress of the United States - case number 1:08-cr-00087-ZLW

On the same day on which they were filed, a District Court Judge hurriedly, corruptly, and illegally, dismissed those cases from court without addressing the crimes or arresting the criminals. In each case, appeals were filed in the United States 10th Circuit Court of Appeals. The 10th Circuit Court criminal cases are titled and numbered as follows:

1. United States vs 535 Members of the 110th Congress - case number 08-1061
2. United States vs 443 Seditious Conspirators - case number 08-1063
3. United States vs President George W. Bush, et al. - case number 08-1064

It is apparent that the wave of criminality amongst government and judicial officers, aimed at protecting law-breaking officials from prosecution, has inundated these six criminal cases as well. Attorney General Michael B. Mukasey, and the United States Attorney for Colorado, failed to put in an appearance as attorneys on behalf of the state. The Department of Justice failed to summons and/or arrest the defendants; and failed to convene an independent counsel to address the crimes of the senior officials implicated, as the statutes dictate. The Department of Justice further failed to prosecute the defendants who are accused of the serious crimes of insurrection, treason, seditious conspiracy, and conspiracy to kidnap and murder, and more.

The numerous crimes committed by the District Court Judge in her hasty dismissal of the cases are presented as integral parts of the Appeal Briefs. (Links to the Appeal Briefs are provided below). In their turn, the 10th Circuit Appeals Court judges collectively and willfully failed to arrest and/or summons the defendants, and failed to address their crimes. The Circuit judges also failed to request for or appoint a prosecutor. An urgent ex-parte motion calling for the court to appoint a prosecutor, as was its duty, was perversely denied as 'moot'. The three cases were dismissed on the fraudulent grounds that the informant who reported the crimes, has no standing to 'prosecute'. [There is no law which forbids the informant to file a criminal case. Furthermore, the legal standing of the informant was irrelevant since it was the United States and not the informant that filed and attempted to prosecute the cases.] A 'Motion for Joinder' of additional conspirators was granted by the 10th Circuit Court before dismissal, and the three criminal cases were appealed to the US Supreme Court as a single consolidated case, titled: United States of America vs 14,164 Seditious Conspirators (no case number assigned).

However, a virulent criminal ring operating in the US Supreme Court, embroiling the Supreme Court Police, the Court Clerk and his personnel, and the nine Justices, has been allowed to continue its criminal activities with impunity. For instance, all trace of the case against President Bush which spawned kidnap and murder attempts upon the President's opponent (case no. 05-140), has feloniously been removed from court records. The subversive activities of this group of seditious conspirators are well described in the Petition for Writ of Certiorari , and in the 'Synopsis of the Case'.

The Supreme Court Justices, who are named defendants in the consolidated criminal case, were requested to recuse themselves. They were requested to appoint judges who are not involved in the insurrection to hear this important case. The serious felonies, committed by some 15,000 malfeasant government officials and co-conspirators, have yet to be investigated and prosecuted, including the crimes of: theft of court record, tampering with a witness, intimidation and retaliation against a litigant, attempted kidnap and murder of a Supreme Court litigant, obstruction of justice, treason, insurrection against the laws, and seditious conspiracy against the United States, and many more severe crimes.

Thus far, protection from prosecution has been absolute for the law-breaking officials implicated. The government officers, who continue to violate the laws at the expense of the common man, remain unassailable. The combined appeal case, although obstructed, remains pending in the US Supreme Court.