Louisiana United International, Inc.

Belinda Parker-Brown, LUI: History of FBI Attacks on the Black Liberation Movement - Feb. 18, 2023 Belinda Parker-Brown, CEO of the Louisiana United International Inc. and Black is Back Coalition Steering Committee member makes a presentation at the Black ...

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The Criminalization of Black and Brown Doctors Panel 2 Shared Stories of Medical Racism The Criminalization of Black and Brown Doctors Panel 2 Shared Stories of Medical Racism

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LUI is a civil, constitutional, and human rights organization, especially committed to eliminating unlawful discrimination in the state of Louisiana.

The organization, its leaders, and other active members work diligently to combat and expose public sector corruption within Louisiana.

Please share the video with all your family members, contacts, and friends as soon as possible to join and support the organization to eliminate all of us from being victimized by our corrupt legal system. Visit our website at www.launitedi.org

#309 Jason Flom with Jace Washington On April 29, 2007, six undocumented immigrants from El Salvador were living in a trailer in Slidell, LA when they were robbed at gunpoint. The robbery went awry and Jose Carlos Matinez-Carpio was shot and killed. Two men were arrested for the killing and one of the men, Edric ...

Belinda Parker Brown and Dr. Zena Crenshaw-Logal of Brown Vindicators were the new cards played on July 20, 2022 in Reverend Errol Victor, Sr.’s preceding, years-long attempt to turn the tables on his prosecutors and put the Louisiana Criminal “Justice” System on trial.

All three justice warriors put Double Jeopardy issues before Louisiana’s 19th Judicial District Court in a way never presented before. As the related press release explained, “Trial of Louisiana Minister Tainted by State's Racist Past and Alleged Court Corruption”. America’s Double Jeopardy Clause is meant to protect criminal defendants from such abuse, so Parker-Brown, Crenshaw-Logal, and Victor contend.

The argument would have been circumvented/mooted at an August 11, 2022 hearing had Parker-Brown, Crenshaw-Logal, and Victor not recognized and adverted a procedural land mine waiting to blow relevant considerations of criminal judicial collusion out of the metaphorical water. Having survived that August 11th threat, the three (i.e., Parker-Brown, Crenshaw-Logal, and Victor) now prepare to establish on August 29, 2022 that related, objectively discernible court corruption is too deep for the State of Louisiana to vindicate its prosecution of Reverend Victor. For the apparent participating conspirators, the proverbial chickens have come home to roost.

Want to learn how to allege criminal judicial collusion such that it decisively taints related court proceedings absent a fair and impartial U.S. government response?

Learn more about and enroll for related training @ https://www.americaunitedinternational.net/prove-it

Victor Round Table Discussion 8 2 2022 Justice Held Hostage Roundtable Discussions Tuesday – August 2, 2022 Guests: - BELINDA PARKER-BROWN, Co-Founder and CEO of Louisiana United International, I...

Thank you to everyone who joined the pivotal hearing for our campaign on Monday -- August 29, 2022. The hearing was on what are called "exceptions" in Louisiana, filed by the co-defendants. Here's a report on what happened:

Despite arrangements made in advance and plenty of email/phone follow-up by Christina Groce, Legal Defense & Crisis Management Team Director for Louisiana United International, Inc. (LUI), the Louisiana Orleans Parish Jail as agent of the Orleans Parish Prison, failed to connect Petitioner Errol Victor, Sr. to the court hearing by video;

Co-defendants Judge Dennis Waldron and the State of Louisiana appeared by attorneys with the state's office of Attorney General;

Co-petitioners Belinda Parker-Brown and Dr. Zena Crenshaw-Logal, appeared by video. Dr. Z made oral arguments on the Petitioners' Response to the Defendants' Exceptions which the petitioners finalized with Rev. Victor on the preceding Friday.

The joint response may be viewed @ https://www.dropbox.com/s/7nqptot928iiq4q/PetitionersRsptoDftsExceptions.pdf?dl=0

Let's just say that LUI and Brown Vindicators brought the 🔥

Presiding Judge Donald Johnson required the Petitioners and Defendants to provide him a proposed order by the next day which they did. Kindly compare the dramatic difference between what the two sides produced:

Defendants:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/yn1hq8a4bzkkdye/Dfts%20Proposed%20Judgment%20on%20Exceptions%20-%20Corrected.pdf?dl=0

Petitioners:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/zqmfcs9qobh11jo/Finalized%20Petitioners%20Proposed%20Order%20on%20Dfts%20Exceptions.pdf?dl=0

Judge Johnson promised to issue his decision today, Wednesday - August 31, 2022.

Next Wednesday -- August 31, 2022 @ 8 pm ET, What's Happening will be our own CEO, Belinda Parker-Brown, and Assistant Chief of Operations, Dr. Zena Crenshaw-Logal, guests of the dynamic Brother Ralph Poynter and Sister Betty Davis.

Don't miss this media interview following the pivotal COURT HEARING of Justice Held Hostage. Don't forget to sign up for that Court Watch‼️ RSVP @ https://fb.me/e/3zUZuZK98

Classic Predatory Policing:

Charges dropped against Black pastor arrested while watering neighbor’s flowers Michael Jennings' record has been cleared after facing an obstruction charge from Childersburg police in Alabama. Jennings was arrested after a neighbor called police while he was watering flowers for another neighbor who was out of town. WVTM's Magdala Louissaint reports.

“(O)bjectively discernible court corruption is too deep for the State of Louisiana to vindicate its prosecution of Reverend Victor.”

Belinda Parker Brown and Dr. Zena Crenshaw-Logal of Brown Vindicators were the new cards played on July 20, 2022 in Reverend Errol Victor, Sr.’s preceding, years-long attempt to turn the tables on his prosecutors and put the Louisiana Criminal “Justice” System on trial.

All three justice warriors put Double Jeopardy issues before Louisiana’s 19th Judicial District Court in a way never presented before. As the related press release explained, “Trial of Louisiana Minister Tainted by State's Racist Past and Alleged Court Corruption”. America’s Double Jeopardy Clause is meant to protect criminal defendants from such abuse, so Parker-Brown, Crenshaw-Logal, and Victor contend.

The argument would have been circumvented/mooted at an August 11, 2022 hearing had Parker-Brown, Crenshaw-Logal, and Victor not recognized and adverted a procedural land mine waiting to blow relevant considerations of criminal judicial collusion out of the metaphorical water. Having survived that August 11th threat, the three (i.e., Parker-Brown, Crenshaw-Logal, and Victor) now prepare to establish on August 29, 2022 that related, objectively discernible court corruption is too deep for the State of Louisiana to vindicate its prosecution of Reverend Victor. For the apparent participating conspirators, the proverbial chickens have come home to roost.

Want to learn how to allege criminal judicial collusion such that it decisively taints related court proceedings absent a fair and impartial U.S. government response?

Learn more about and enroll for related training @ https://www.americaunitedinternational.net/prove-it

86-year-old and three sons die after contracting COVID-19

"This is a toxic medical mistreatment of the Black community."

Belinda Parker-Brown, CEO

news.yahoo.com The mother and three sons all died within days of each other, the New Orleans Coroner's Office confirmed.

1st federal inmate to die of coronavirus wrote heartbreaking letter to judge

“The judge denied the request on Feb. 26. Twenty-two days later, Patrick Estell Jones was dead, the first federal inmate to die of the coronavirus disease.

He had contracted COVID-19 at the low-security prison in Oakdale, Louisiana, a penitentiary now dealing with the deadliest outbreak of any of the 122 federal facilities.”

nbcnews.com Patrick Jones "spent the last 12 years contesting a sentence that ultimately killed him," one of his former lawyers said.

Coronavirus death rate for New Orleans is double that of New York City

nypost.com New Orleans has emerged as one of the country’s coronavirus hotspots, with a death rate per-capita double that of New York City, according to a troubling new report. Gary Wagner, an economics…

Louisiana gets D-grade for social distancing, New Orleans A-minus

wwltv.com "For those of you who are not taking the crisis seriously, I'm asking you to do a better job," said Gov. Edwards.

Louisiana governor says state will run out of ventilators on April 9

axios.com New York is the only state in the country with a worse per-capita death rate from coronavirus than Louisiana.

‘Jails Are Petri Dishes’: Inmates Freed as the Virus Spreads Behind Bars

nytimes.com Some jails are releasing people to stem outbreaks on the inside, but critics say it is not happening quickly enough to save lives and resources.

The Ends Served

Yet, the Supreme Court handed a win to Comcast on Monday against Byron Allen who alleged the cable giant discriminated against him when it refused to carry channels operated by his television network, Entertainment Studios.

The “U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled that the plea agreement prevents Taylor from having the right to sue”, a decision that stands now that our nation’s High Court won’t review the case.

Dr. Zena Crenshaw-Logal,
Editor at Large @ Priorities

Death rate soars in New Orleans coronavirus 'disaster' that could define city for generations

usatoday.com Throngs of revelers may have brought the coronavirus to New Orleans during Mardi Gras celebrations. The city's death tally climbed Thursday to 46.

"The COVID-19 Pandemic has us locked in tight while another plague on our society diminishes the lives of Americans in alarming numbers, for generations to come, unchecked and undeterred: It's organized abuse of the U.S. legal system.

If you know what it's like to have America's legal system weaponized against you or someone you love, and 'stay tuned while we lick the Coronavirus' has you feeling like a sitting duck or contending with increasingly unbearable losses, then please join me in pushing for enactment of 'The Enhanced Legislative Access and Relief Act'."

Dr. Zena Crenshaw-Logal
Campaign ELARA Co-Administrator

Transparency International, a prestigious anti-corruption coalition, recently shared this sentiment with its world-wide audience:

"For most people affected by the pandemic, the main focus is on keeping ourselves, our families and our communities safe. However, we must also remain vigilant against threats to social justice during this crisis."

No one knows the need for that vigilance more or better than anyone subjected to organized U.S. legal system abuse. In fact, if you have endured one or more criminal conspiracies to violate your rights, and most of your crime scene evidence are stacks of court papers, you should push for enactment of The E.L.A.R.A.

Learn more @ https://www.facebook.com/pg/CampaignELARA/about/

For so many reasons, we should never forget, not the least of which is the fact that slave trade and slavery remain very much part of contemporary America. It's obscured by "tough on crime" rhetoric and manifests as unrivaled, mass incarceration.

Today on International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade, we honor those who suffered and died at the hands of the brutal slavery system. We must recognize the inherent dignity of each human being and .

Supreme Court hands win to Comcast in $20 billion racial discrimination suit

Given the opportunity to deter U.S. business decisions and practices tainted by racial animus, our nation’s High Court opts instead to protect already obscenely leveraged businesses and business people.

cnbc.com In a unanimous opinion authored by Justice Neil Gorsuch, the top court agreed with Comcast in upholding a high bar for bringing suits under the 1866 Civil Rights Act.

In Louisiana, death comes before coronavirus test results

latimes.com Doctors and community leaders in Louisiana fear the state's hospitals will soon be overwhelmed with COVID-19 patients.

COVID-19 impacts: Stay-at-home order issued for all of Louisiana; what you can and can't do

wdsu.com The governor said the latest order shutters more businesses in an effort to slow the spread of the new coronavirus.