Temporary Ombudsman Of The Virginia Department Of Corrections Is A Three Card Monte Hoodwink By William Thorpe

I begin with Governor Glenn Youngkin should first and foremost do a prime time explanation to the people of the Commonwealth, why Virginia prisoners are consistently alleging an infinitude of criminal acts committed against them by Virginia prison officials in the voluminous chronicles of court filings in Federal and Virginia state courts. The Virginia Department of Corrections has an entire directory of Operating Procedures, Standards and all sorts of executive memorandum, that one would think lends to accountability of its work imprisoning the sons and daughters of the people along with the requisite administrative transparency. The Commonwealth of Virginia beginning with its Constitution, its Code of executable laws along with Executive Orders and Directives establishing facts of Process, which notwithstanding the stench of Ruffin v. Commonwealth and its slavery retrenchment, reminds us that the Virginia prisoner is a creation of the State and not some outside of history force. As such the lawfulness of the imprisonment, its condition, isn't a one sided narrative dependent on the mere fact of conviction. In other words the lawfulness of the confinement and detention of the Virginia prisoner has to be the quintessential embodiment of Virginia law, its Social Contract. However it is now being revealed that the Virginia prisoner prior to this conditional and temporary Ombudsman law has been held unlawfully, illegally and extra judicially. Because this Ombudsman law is tacit affirmative that The Virginia Department of Corrections has been functioning above and outside of the law. In other words the state has a priori forfeited whatever claim of authority it presumes to exercise. The Virginia Prisoner is not in prison because of judgement on their existence as a human, but on the simple fact of conviction of a criminal code. The Virginia prison official is also bound to the exegesis of law the Code of Virginia 53.1 as authority for the privilege of receiving tax payer payment for working in Virginia's prisons. According to Virginia laws and when such laws are systemically violated and Virginia politicians have to scramble, by tossing us the crumb of an Ombudsman to cover and conceal the fact that Virginia prisons exist unlawfully, evidenced by the violations of its prison employees thus rendering the imprisonment of the Virginia prisoner illegal then it is nothing short of dictatorial arbitrariness and rule by might and not a functioning within the parameters of the Social Contract, but we are simply saying that a type of Virginian, a demographic only has the historical role to be imprisoned.

By William Thorpe

I'm William Thorpe Virginia exiled me to the Texas prison system. I'm solitary confined at the Wainwright. Unit