HI Orly,

I didn’t expect you to post the letter concerning Collins Seitz, but I’m happy you did.

I was discouraged after Judge England’s ruling, as I’m sure you and your supporters were, along with those who has taken the time to study your evidence. The main reason for the letter was to show you that, although you feel like you you are figuratively sinking, there are some good people who, instead of throwing you a cement block, will actually throw you a life saver.

The thought of sending my letter to the decision makers is nice, but I am under no illusions it, or anything else, will help change anyone’s mind.

Throughout a person’s life, Character needs to be utilized and exercised, to keep it strong. You need to swim against the current of bad public opinion, fight a good fight for what you know is right without surrender, and stand tall when those inevitable winds of criticism and ridicule threaten to knock you off your feet.

These are just some of the things that are needed to develop anyone’s strength of character. You may not be liked for your decisions, but in the end, when the dust clears, you will be respected.

Unfortunately, this case has shown exactly how rare true character and bravery are today.  It’s sad and disappointing.

A person doesn’t automatically develop a conscience, character or a backbone when they are appointed to a judgeship or elected to office. And it’s more than obvious that it doesn’t help them develop their brain.

Judges, need three basic things to help them do their jobs correctly. The first is, a certain level of intelligence. They also need as much impartiality as they can possibly muster and finally, the ability to stand up against those outside sources, who are trying to influence their decision making. These three things have been sorely lacking in recent Obama court decisions.

Do judges, not realize that at a District Court level, some of their decisions could affect the future of not only this country, but the entire world, indefinitely?  Do they not realize that decisions made at the District Court level could, very realistically, change the future for generations to come? Do they not realize the harm, a District Court Judge can inflict on every person in America, along with every other country in the world, with just one bad, careless or lazy decision?

Have they not seen ripples in a pond, or the heard of the “butterfly effect”?

Judge England stated, “Who lives at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue? President Obama, that means he is the president.”

Suppose Judge Seitz, or the Supreme Court Justices hearing “Brown vs Board of Education”, did exactly what Judge England did?

Those judges, ruling on that case years ago, could have very easily said,  “Who goes to school, who gets an education, who graduates and gets a diploma? Black people, that means they don’t need desegregation”.

Yes, Black people were getting an education, but the evidence eventually showed, there were many things that were unfair, illegal and blatantly wrong.

Those past judges actually looked at the evidence, taking it all into consideration. They weren’t swayed by politics, threats, harassment, ridicule or fear. The made their ruling only by the evidence and their own sense of right and wrong. They lived by the courage of their convictions.

If those judges, sixty years ago, showed the same lack of care, thought, intelligence, impartiality and courage, that Judge England, and a few others have shown, the ramifications could be stunning.

Without that decades old ruling, the chances are great that today, there would be no “District Court Judge” England, no “Attorney General” Holder, no “Supreme Court Justice” Clarence Thomas (sadly), and finally, no “President” Barack Hussein Obama.

The fact that the Constitution stipulates very specific qualifications, concerning the Presidency, infers that we U.S. Citizens, do everything in our power, to ensure these very specific qualifications are being met.

Apparently, the constitutional right granted to over 300,000,000 people, enabling us to have a legally eligible person as President, is negated because one man lives in a certain house.

I have finally realized, the majority of those, who are running this country, are what they are. Nothing will change them. Many are not willing to take a difficult stand, because that would mean sacrificing part of themselves and their comfort, in the process.

I still have hope that there is a judge, or a member of congress out there somewhere, who considers his oath of office as something more sacred than just a reason to celebrate and who will allow the evidence and the witnesses to have a voice, before making a decision.

UPDATE….I just went on your site and it looks like you might have found the one. Good Luck.