Tyranny in America: The New African-American Holocaust - 9781449080600

"Tyranny in America" The New African-American Holocaust exposes insidious and obscene acts which are being perpetrated by the state and federal courts of the United States of America upon the African-American community. These acts are tantamount to "SLAVERY," "HUMAN TRAFFICKING" and "ETHNIC CLEANSING." Generations of African-American families and children are being destroyed by the disgraceful actions of our Federal Prosecutor's Office and the Courts. The emerging holocaust is the "Over Prosecuting" and "Over Sentencing" of black men and women who may or may not be guilty of purchasing, possessing, or selling illegal drugs; an emphasis is being placed on "Crack-Cocaine." Imprisonment in America is a "Billions-of-Dollars" a year industry and America incarcerate more people, especially blacks than any other country in the world. The subject of injustice within the justice system is an "ACHILLES HEEL" for politicians; they do not wish to deal with the issue as it might affect their ability to be re-elected. "Somewhere along the line, we may have gotten out of balance." This systemic pattern of over prosecuting and over sentencing needs to be investigated by the U.S. Justice Department. Many state courts are deliberately sending their cases to the federal courts where they can "threaten" and "hammer" offenders into submission. The federal courts are shrouded in secrecy; they were prosecuting everybody from the user on the corner to the big-time dealer for felony charges. The Federal Prosecutor's Office policy, not the law is: CHARGE THEM WITH THE MAXIMUM SERIOUS CHARGE POSSIBLE. "Many resulting sentences for low-level offenders represent more prison time than people get for kidnapping and murder, and that's STUPID," says one Congressman. "Crack was welfare for cops, it provided an easy scare tactic that bolstered budgets and manpower. The public was sold this "BOGEYMAN" thing."

Author: Doris Elaine Smarr

Publisher: Authorhouse

Publication Date: Mar 05, 2010

Number of Pages: 188 pages

Binding: Hardback or Cased Book

ISBN-10: 144908060X

ISBN-13: 9781449080600