250 Years for The Country of The American Honorable Society: Do All Citizens Deserve That Honor

Washington, D.C, Nov 2, 2026 — Liam Westra, British News Sole Corp, BNSC News Group LLC

“If I could have entertained the slightest apprehension that the Constitution framed in the Convention where I had the honor to preside might possibly endanger the religious rights of any ecclesiastical society, certainly I would never have placed my signature to it.” – George Washington

As many Americans sit while considering prayer for the answers that would solve the harsh realities of our current America. Our we finding it hard to reunderstand the motives to the founding fathers dreams of a new unity by pride, dignity, and grace we put our hand over our hearts to pledge an allegiance to a flag of hope. Why hope? That all will be done right under the law as the supreme law as the Constitution intended it to be.

But has our people that implement, carry out, and declare judgements against the people in the name of the eye of judgment that was placed in the seal of this great nation failed us? An Anthony DiPippo filed civil rights violations against Putnam County Sheriff’s Department of New York from incidents starting in the year 1997. His claims of malicious prosecution was heard in court by a jury, and he was acquitted after serving nearly 20 years.

In Alpharetta, Georgia a Miles Hansford Law Firm concluded an investigation into forced pleas by law enforcement across the state of Georgia. It was revealed that if a defense team could not effectively defend the plaintiffs then pressure was constantly applied in order for the plaintiffs to confess a plea, and or even accept a plea deal. It has been noticed that plea bargains have been at a 94% convection rate for state of Georgia cases.

The Southern Center for Human Rights has interrupted the corruption from unethical law enforcement, and Judicial practices that forced convictions innocent or not by controlling the defense, and prosecutor results during a trial. Is this the type of unlawful incident that happened to inmate 17911-054 as he spoke in his own words: They tortured me while pressuring me to plead guilty; telling me 1,000 years would be my ending result if I decline.

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