Virginia Prisons Accountability Committee: THE VIRGINIA PRISON OFFICIAL IS A LAW BREAKING MACHINE AND THE BLAME LIES WITH VIRGINIA'S GOVERNOR GLENN YOUNGKIN, VIRGINIA'S ATTORNEY GENERAL JASON MIYARES, SPEAKER OF VIRGINIA'S HOUSE DON SCOTT, MAJORITY LEADER OF VIRGINIA'S SENATE SCOTT SUROVELL AND JUDGES OF VIRGINIA STATE AND UNITED STATES COURTS OF THE FOURTH CIRCUIT By William Thorpe

Tuesday, April 9, 2024

THE VIRGINIA PRISON OFFICIAL IS A LAW BREAKING MACHINE AND THE BLAME LIES WITH VIRGINIA'S GOVERNOR GLENN YOUNGKIN, VIRGINIA'S ATTORNEY GENERAL JASON MIYARES, SPEAKER OF VIRGINIA'S HOUSE DON SCOTT, MAJORITY LEADER OF VIRGINIA'S SENATE SCOTT SUROVELL AND JUDGES OF VIRGINIA STATE AND UNITED STATES COURTS OF THE FOURTH CIRCUIT By William Thorpe

Recently Kimberly Zittlow honored us with her work indicting The Virginia Department Of Corrections as a corrupt entity. Now if The Executive of The Commonwealth of Virginia, currently personified by Governor Glenn Youngkin under whose authority The Virginia Department of Corrections and its prison official functions according to Virginia Constitutional and Statutory authorities exercised his governing prerogatives practically under the insightful integrity of perfecting and redeeming the Social Contract and not as a petty expression of colloquial ideological reinventions of the proverbial wheel. The Commonwealth won't consistently find itself (maybe I should indulge and use the formal and conventional "HER", but nah, which I'm sure the Jeffersonian nod to the Jacobins has already made my arguments) in Court rooms defending claims of prison official savagery and barbarity by the Virginia prisoner and family. Speaker Don Scott of The Virginia House and Majority Leader of The Virginia Senate, Scott Surovell both have total and comprehensive authority to call to account the Virginia prison officials law breaking behavior and also that of principally telling the Virginia citizenry that, despite its existence, it is at odds with The Social Contract and its anticipations. The integrity of a society contrary to, its in itself enabling complicity with the feudalistic political-economic presumption isn't dependent on the cruelty of the pacifying organized violence of its policing powers, instead as we are presently encountering with the gratuitous abuse of the Virginia prisoner, In other words this contemporary duty that is now appearing in the incarnated ask of calling to account prison official impunity, by Governor Glenn Youngkin, Speaker Don Scott and Majority Leader Scott Surovell is a link in the historic continuum of Virginia's antebellum delusions that despite fracturing into the idealistic foray of Civil War rebellion has always existed pulsing for it's resolving governance courage. We don't indict the inherent necessary hypocrisy of Virginia's governance. But what we state is a rejection of that corrupt thinking that demands that we as a people (the relative free and the imprisoned) have to behave as if we are under the flute like fraudulent influence of the snake charmer unable to and unwilling to say, that the cobra swaying to the flutist isn't hearing anything especially those discordant notes and is only moving to the sly swaying of the flutist huckster. I list a number of court cases by Virginia prisoners struggling to expose the savagery and barbarity of the Virginia prison official which Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares office had to defend, meaning deny. CARTER V. ELY 2024 U.S DIST. LEXIS 38334, DEFOUR V. WHITE 2024 U.S DIST. LEXIS 56423, BALTAS V. MAIGA 2020 U.S DIST. LEXIS 198290. As you study the above cases remember that the offenders are Virginia prison officials. It isn't complicated, if Governor Youngkin accepts that no one is above law, tell Virginians that.

By William Thorpe

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

2 comments :

Anonymous said...

You need to take a long hard look at the corruption that is Lawrenceville Correctional. The treatment of the prisoners in this facility is inhumane and barbaric.

Apropos said...

Thank you for your comment, we welcome the engagement that's what we are here for