(All) Negros Plaintiff Black African American and Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugees herein, state, declare, and affirm respectful before the “Honorable Justice”
On March 1, 1863, Defendant (The United States of America) Congress passed the nation’s first draft bill, the National Conscription Act, which was so unpopular that anti-draft riots broke out in several northern cities.
Primarily, recently immigrated poor White males vented their anger against local defenseless (Negro) Plaintiff Black African and (Negro) Plaintiffs(s) Black African American refugee descendants.
The New York Times wrote that people of (Negro) Plaintiff Black African refugee descent were “literally hunted down” like “wild beasts” and when caught either stoned to death or hung from trees and lamp posts.”
383.
(All) Negros Plaintiff Black African American and Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugees herein, state, declare, and affirm respectful before the “Honorable Justice”
In July 1862, the Defendant (The United States of America) “Commander in Chief” President Abe Lincoln convinced his Cabinet that all was lost unless he could
“Win over the slaves of the South and have them fight on his side by offering them freedom.”
President Abe Lincoln himself wrote the original draft of the Emancipation Proclamation and called a special Cabinet meeting for its presentation.
The Cabinet agreed that the proclamation was their last resort.
384.
(All) Negros Plaintiff Black African American and Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugees herein, state, declare, and affirm respectful before the “Honorable Justice”
When it became clear to the Defendant (The United States of America) “Confederate forces” in 1863 that their armies would be facing (Negro) Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugee descendants “Soldiers in the “Battle Field”,
Defendant (The United States of America) “Confederate forces” they responded with a threat of death to all (Negro) Plaintiff Black African American and all (Negro) Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugees descendants and their Union Soldiers White commanding officers.
385.
(All) Negros Plaintiff Black African American and Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugees herein, state, declare, and affirm respectful before the “Honorable Justice”
These were not idle threats. Within Defendant (The United States of America) Fort Pillow Tennessee in April 1864 about 300, (Negro) Plaintiff Black African American and (Negro) Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugees descendants
Federal Union Soldiers were “massacred” under the direction of Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest (who later founded the Ku Klux Klan) in Collusion with Co-Defendant President Andrew Johnson herein.
386.
(All) Negros Plaintiff Black African American and Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugees herein, state, declare, and affirm respectful before the “Honorable Justice”
The Fort Pillow incident caused (Negro) Plaintiff Black African American and (Negro) Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugees descendants
“Union Soldiers” to fight more desperately throughout the remainder of the Defendant (The United States of America) “Civil War.
387.
(Negro) Plaintiff Black African American and (Negro) Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugee descendants herein either feared that capture meant certain death,
Or they intended to exact some “revenge” for the Fort Pillow atrocities or both.
388.
(All) Negros Plaintiff Black African American and Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugees herein, state, declare, and affirm respectful before the “Honorable Justice”
On June 7, 1863 at Milliken’s Bend, Louisiana, the Ninth and Eleventh Louisiana regiment won the Civil War’s
"First significant battle" secured by (Negro) Plaintiff Black African American and (Negro) Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugee descendants herein.
389.
Furtherance’s (All) Negros Plaintiff Black African American and Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugees herein, state, declare, and affirm respectful before the “Honorable Justice”
Assistant Secretary of War Charles Dana reported that “a Confederate force of three thousand attacked the camp
And initially forced (Negro) Plaintiff Black African American and (Negro) Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugee descendants herein troops to give way,
But once reminded that those of their number who were captured were killed, they “rallied with great fury” and “routed the “confederate enemy.”
390.(All) Negros Plaintiff Black African American and Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugees herein, state, declare, and affirm respectful before the “Honorable Justice”
(Negro) Plaintiff Black African American and (Negro) Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugee descendants herein
“Union Soldiers” participated in virtually every major battle once they were allowed to join the military and earned 23 Congressional Metals of Honor.
391.
Senior Union commanders including Generals “Daniel Ullman and Nathaniel Banks” testified that “the brigades of
(Negro) Plaintiff Black African American and (Negro) Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugee descendants herein
Behaved “magnificently and fought splendidly”, and they were far “superior” in discipline to the White Union troops and just as “Brave.”
392.
(All) Negros Plaintiff Black African American and Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugees herein, state, declare, and affirm respectful before the “Honorable Justice”
On August 15, 1864 in an interview with John T. Mills, Commander in Chief President Abe Lincoln defended the use of
Black troops by stating that if the 200,000 (Negro) Plaintiff Black African American and (Negro) Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugee descendants herein
“Union Soldiers” had decided to fight for the White Ruling Class Crooked Confederacy” instead of the Union Army,
(He) Commander in Chief President Abe Lincoln would have been “compelled to abandon the “Civil War” in three weeks.” J
393.
(All) Negros Plaintiff Black African American and Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugees herein, state, declare, and affirm respectful before the “Honorable Justice”
200,000 (Negro) Plaintiff Black African American and (Negro) Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugee descendants herein who served in Defendant (The United States of America) “Civil War”
Furtherance’s before the Honorable Justice understanding in actual data circumstances of 28,000 Premeditated “Wrongful Deaths” associated with the Defendant (The United States of America) “Civil War”
“Slaughter and butchery” of (Negro) Plaintiff Black African American and (Negro) Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugee descendants herein “all brave whom having died in (American) “Honor”
Fighting for their “own family freedom” and that of the (Negro) Blood Heritage Refugees Descendants “Children Freedom” within the Defendant (USA) “New World”
394.
(We) (All) Negros Plaintiff Black African American and Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugees herein, state, declare, and affirm respectful before the “Honorable Justice”
Defendant (The United States of America) cannot escape accountability for the “Wrongful War Time Deaths” of 28,000 Negros Plaintiff Black African American and Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugees herein,
Fighting to be free from “Slavery” by hiding behind the corruption cloak of (USA) “Sovereign Immunity”
395.
(All) Negros Plaintiff Black African American and Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugees descendants herein, simply declare without “fuss or guff”
Respectful before the “Honorable Justices” with the massive number involved
(WE) (All) Negros Plaintiff Black African American and Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugee descendants herein assert
Completely legally having a “Prima Facie Case” against the Defendant (USA)
For the infliction of massive wrongful loss of (Negros) refugee descendant herein lives in the Defendant (The United States of America) “Civil War”
396.
Over (USA) “White Ruling Class” greedy idiot imposed “Slavery” oppression, tyrannies
for the full behalf of the Defendant (USA) herein Direction, author, control, sponsor domination, oppression, profit in “100% Monetary Greed”.
397.
“(WE) (All) Negros Plaintiff Black African American and Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugee descendants herein assert further very respectful before the “Honorable Justice”
American “Civil Tort” in “common law” in combatant activities of the “Armed forces in “Wartime thereof
“Sovereign Immunity” of the Defendant (The United States of America)
Is fully “Surrender and Relinquish”. J
398.
((Negro) Plaintiff Black African American and (Negro) Plaintiff(s) Black African American refugee descendants herein
Having honorably and continue serving honorably in every war since this (Greedy) Defendant (The United States of America) herein “New World” country’s inception,.
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