Help Me Expose Judicial Prejudice, Bias, and Corruption in Kansas To Preserve Civil Rights for "any person or class of persons"

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Join me as I share my experiences subsequent to a workplace injury and victimization to insurance fraud,
with judges in Kansas actively conspiring...allegedly...to cover up the frauds of which I am a victim.

And, most shockingly of all, I will show how these judges have conspired for more than thirteen years to not only cover up the insurance frauds; but also to cover up an entire disease that is crippling and killing thousands of women and men every year.

These conspiracies are costing federal and state taxpayers hundreds of billions of dollars in health care waste and fraud every year; while leaving tens of thousands of curable people on government assistance programs; and wrongfully denying benefits to others whose disabilities are now permanent due to decades of medical malpractice, fraud, and litigation abuse.

This is how America runs its courts...

At least in Kansas...

At least from everything that I have seen.

But my case is different, because the illegal insurance scheme that prompted these particular acts of prejudice, bias, abuse and even threats of murder were...allegedly...created originally by Steve Jobs of Apple Computer and under the direct orders of Warren Buffett himself.

I have been saying for more than thirteen years that I do not blame all judges or the entire justice systems of America for the corruption and crimes of which I am a victim. I never blame anyone who has not personally and intentionally done me potentially fatal harm.

It was only after attempting to get Justice through the United States District Court for the District of Kansas that I realized that I am probably wrong about that.

I now believe that our American Justice Systems have become corrupt, almost beyond repair. Still, not in every case. Still, not every judge.

But there is no one within the Judicial Branches of America actively advocating or making changes to make justice readily accessible to people like me...

Poor, Indigent...

Disabled, mentally ill, and genuinely and rightfully terrified for my life...

And with evidence of judicial corruption so nearly universal across all of my cases that it genuinely warrants and requires Federal Investigation and action to prevent thousands more wrongful deaths which will result imminently from the ongoing corruption that I am experiencing in the District of Kansas and the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals.

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A platform for sharing judicial experiences and insights will never truly exist because the judicial branch considers it an attack against their independence to express public opinion about a judge. Once that has been corrected, I will consider posting my opinions and letting others post their opinions. But for now...I don't want to get murdered over this.

I just wanted the surgery that I need to get back to work. What, Talking Frankly, are these judges doing interfering with that?

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