39.
“Destruction of The Civil Rights Act of
1964” (Pub.L. 88–352, 78 Stat. 241,
enacted July 2, 1964)”
We Thee continue abused (Negro) Race 2016-2099, “Affirm”,
“State”, and “declare” legally,
Appearance Respectfully before
his/her “World Honorable Presiding “Justices”, To the Honorable “World Court of
Justice” The Hague
Upon which
We Thee continue abused (Negro) Race, affirm, state and fully declare
all allegation, contention, disputes, disputation, argument, conflict and
disharmony, fully cause of action as follows:
Pro Se “Slave Negro” (Petitioner) “Louis Charles Hamilton
II (USN) herein, on behalf on every “Negro” race since DNA was established upon
the official date of August 20th 1619 in the abduction of a entire
(Negro) race from a free sovereign to stand forever more as “property” pursuant
to forever more
“Dred Scott” Vs.
Sandford, 60 U.S. 393 (1857) Deepest Dark Ages “United States of America” et al
1000% continual under hand dealing in “Whole Sale” destruction of their very
own continual “White Only” rules of governing laws, pursuant to erasing
“The Civil Rights Act of 1964” thereafter fully
institution in being “quite” empty, hollow, absolute immune in having effect,
against the darken “Slave Régime” 100,000% legal breach of fiduciary duty in
refusal to
“Honor” the 13th
amendment doctrine of the “United States of America” and there “White Only”
Constitution, thereby legally requiring “Slavery Servitude” to having a
“meaning” actual
1000% final ending on or about in the “year of 1865, not
February 7th 2013 as United States of America” major “death toll”
official free them (Negro) race “Civil War” surly did dictate such a “Common
Interest” for a
“Ending of being (America) being “Criminal, in continual
imposed “Human rights violations of “Slavery Servitude” against (any) race of
people for “unjust enrichment”
“Trump Brief I”
Pro
Se “Slave Negro” (Petitioner) “Louis Charles Hamilton II (USN) herein, “Until” Direct
Eximination Under “Video Deposition” Chief Defendant Donald John Trump, Sr., herein
before each of
His/her Honorable “World Justices” of The
Hague and Further documented 1000%facts Appearance Respectfully Presiding
“Justices”, as so much
A new
book by Gwenda Blair, The Trumps: Three Generations That Built An Empire, describes how Trump’s grandfather
came to the U.S. from his native
Germany, started a small business in America,
Then set out for Canada to try to find a
fortune during the Klondike gold rush
Friedrich
Trump, a barber’s apprentice in Germany, set out for America in 1885 at age 16.
Friedrich’s father had died young, and the young man was looking to do
something other than become a barber.
He wound up in Manhattan at a time when, as
Blair observes, there were no immigration quotas, and became a naturalized
American. He Anglicized his name to Frederick and wound up in Seattle, looking
to make his fortune
In Seattle, the young Trump
leased a small restaurant known as “The Poodle Dog” that advertised “private
rooms for ladies,” which at that time was a reference to prostitution
His restaurant was doing
well, but when he heard that John D. Rockefeller was financing a mining
operation in a town called Monte Cristo, Trump knew he had to get in on it
In Monte Cristo, Trump
filed a fraudulent mineral claim that he had no intention of working and built
a hotel on the land, even though he didn’t own it,
He then returned to the
business of offering customers food, booze and women,
When the Monte Cristo
mining boom began to peter out both Rockefeller and Trump quietly backed out,
This made them, according to Blair, two of the
few who made money on the adventure,
By this time, miners had
begun arriving to make the journey to the Yukon to mine for gold. Trump saw a
golden opportunity. Not in mining, but in a series of trail-side restaurants
that would also supply the miners with prostitutes,
Just like his grandson’s casinos, Frederick
Trump intended to make his fortune by, as Blair puts it, “mining the miners”
In 1900, Trump was living in White Horse, Yukon, where he
had once again built a hotel on land he didn’t own, across from the railroad
station,
His Arctic
Restaurant offered arriving miners the things he had offered in his other
ventures: food, liquor, gambling, and prostitutes
This business was
to be short-lived, however”
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police — the “Mounties” — were
beginning to crack down on vice in the territory
But Trump had made
his money, and as the Yukon gold rush was coming to an end, he made his way
back to his native Germany, with a nest egg equal to about $600,000 in
today’s money
While
in Germany, Trump got married, But he also ran into a problem. Military service
was mandatory, but since he left at 16, he had been too young to serve”
Now,
he was over 35, and too old to serve. Trump tried to buy his way out of the
predicament by offering to deposit his money in the village treasury
He then swore that he had not intended to
avoid service, but was merely trying to help his mother”
All
he wanted to do was regain his German citizenship, and “lead a quiet life.”
Local officials liked the plan
But Frederick Trump was not anybody important,
and regional authorities rejected it”
Frederick
Trump, his wife who was at the time pregnant with Donald’s father Fred, and
their daughter were stripped of their German citizenship and put on a boat to
the United States,
Frederick
Trump, Most importantly, he was an “immigrant” who actually started his fortune
not in the “land of opportunity,” America,
But in Canada, and who was deported from his
own homeland German citizenship”
"In 1828 a negro slave found
some grains of gold in the sands of Bear Creek in what is now White County. The
amount was so insignificant that little attention was paid to the discovery
until the same “Negro” found in the sands of the Nacoochee River, a nugget
worth several hundred dollars
Thus began
the Georgia gold rush and the wave of immigrants that some historians assert
was the actual cause of the forced relocation of native Americans known as the
Trail of Tears. Connecting the cultural lines of the acclaimed
Black
California Forty-niners, from Africa to the American West and beyond, is an
interesting exploration into the primal soul of the human nomad,
If the centuries were known by their mineral usage, we would call the 20th century the fossil fuel century,
If the centuries were known by their mineral usage, we would call the 20th century the fossil fuel century,
And the 19th century would be known as the gold
rush century
Gold rushes produced global cults of people
who had little regard for nationalism, and even less regard for indigenous
peoples. As unjust as the forced relocation of Native Americans from their
homelands in the
Eastern U.S. was, the California Gold Rush
resulted in a state facilitated program of extermination and extinction of
tribes as documented by Kroeber and the Ishi study in the early twentieth
century,
When
Governor Swarzeneger made the campaign statement that the California Indians
weren’t paying their
fair share from the Casinos, I had to take a deep breath
Similar results occurred against aboriginal
Australians after their gold rush began in the 1850s. Some of the better
documented gold rushes of the nineteenth century were:
North Carolina 1803, Georgia 1828, California
1849, Australia 1851, Frazer Valley, Canada 1858, Black Hills, Dakota Territory
1874, New Zealand 1878, South Africa 1884, and Klondike, Alaska 1898
In almost all of these gold rushes people of
African descent are chronicled as being part of the events,
Africa is a
continent with a myriad of cultures in its history. One Yoruba culture has a
creation story that says that a god came down from heaven on a gold chain, and
where his foot touched the water, land began,
The Mali people of West Africa in the
fourteenth century based their economy on gold and its relationship to salt
that they acquired from North Africans
1300 years
before Negro Bar in California an early Ghana culture known as the Soninke
formed an empire with gold trade in the 5th century,
By the time the Iberians begin the slave trade
in the 15th and 16th century, Europeans already acquired gold from North
Africans that was mined by sub-Saharan Africans and traded by Camel routes
across the desert,
In the 1750s
Brazil, one of the last countries to end slavery in the Americas in 1888 is
noted as having one of the hemispheres earliest Gold Rushes. African Slaves
were re-assigned from sugar production and imported from Africa to mine gold
About thirty
years later gold was re-discovered by North American colonists in the Carolinas
in 1799, Native Americans and Spanish explorers already knew of it
The Carolina
Rush actually began in 1803 after a slave found a large specimen, the following
excerpt explains:
A number of
nuggets and a good quantity of dust were recovered in the auriferous sands
along the stream. In 1803 there was wild excitement when a slave recovered a
lump of gold weighing 28 pounds from a place on the northwest side of the
"lake" (a wide place in the Little Meadow Creek)
At first the
miners (often slaves belonging to the partners) had roved the bottoms digging
up "stones, clay, &c. and picked up what they could find."
Both the
North Carolina and Georgia gold rushes document the involvement of American
slaves, and this point should not be lost as we move west to the California
gold rush of 1849
Slavery and the enfranchisement of free Black
citizens was one of the greatest debates in the first California Constitutional
Convention
While many Blacks persevered and prospered
under a politically hostile government, some decided to leave
A cause other than disaffection for their
departure though was the heralding of new gold strikes in Canada and Australia,
Canadas Gold
Rush in the Fraser Valley east of Vancouver, B.C had significant race/politics
overtones. With the 54 40 or fight campaign by the U.S. to take all of British Canada up
to the Russian Alaskan border still fresh in their minds, Canadian politicians
were sensitive to what types of people arrived with gold fever
Their Governor, Sir James Douglas, the child
of a Scottish father and a free Negro mother from the West Indies, is reported
as learning of the troubles of Blacks in California and inviting them into
British territories to enjoy the protection from slavery provided by Queen
Victoria
As with other gold rushes, the collapse was
harsh and several Black miners returned to their families in the U.S. There was
even talk among some that they should petition to annex with the U.S., the
following excerpt addresses this point:
1871 At the
end of the gold rush and in debt, British Columbians considered their options,
including annexation to the US, and chose confederation with the Dominion of
Canada,
Canada
agreed to take over BC's debt and to complete a railway to Victoria within 10
years
www.adventuresbc.com/british-columbia/bc-history.htm
www.adventuresbc.com/british-columbia/bc-history.htm
California Eucalyptus trees have a history
as old as the gold rush
The California/Australian gold rush population
shifts deserve further study but there is mention of Blacks participating in
the Australian gold rush of 1851
These rushes were only two years apart so they
occurred as duel events with hard choices for the mining nomads as to which
location to choose
The story of
a Black outlaw in Australia (the Aussies called them bushrangers) is told in
the following excerpt BENDIGO'S BULLIONS
by Tom Ferguson
by Tom Ferguson
The one hundred miles from Melbourne to the diggings
was a dangerous place
In the first
half of 1852 no police were available to police the area and bushrangers took
full advantage of their luck. Such characters as
"Black Douglas", a Negro who had
jumped ship and his band were notorious for their exploits, including a number
of murders committed during hold-ups
"Young Bendigo" and his gang worked
the area as well
www.gold-net.com.au/archivemagazines/may99/9905150000.htm
www.gold-net.com.au/archivemagazines/may99/9905150000.htm
I could
exercise political correctness and omit this story about a Black criminal in
what has become a predominately White country, but after all, Australia was a
penal colony and the story seem apropos. Besides,
Australia contribution to the criminal element in gold rush San Francisco,
i.e. the Sydney Ducks gang, more than makes up for Black Douglas
The Klondike
gold rush was the last and largest gold rush of the nineteenth century,
surpassing California gold rush immigration by several thousand
The Klondike
rush is chronicled by great writers like Jack London and Robert Service, but
another author of perhaps lesser renown,
Rev. A. L. Demond of the Montgomery,
Alabama Dexter Ave. Baptist Church, recognized the Black miners of the Klondike
in a speech dated 1900 titled
The Negro
Element in American Life
An excerpt follows:
Let us
consider the Negro element in American life
The world may well ask what the Negro has to
say of himself and for himself after two hundred and eighty years residence on
American soil
And the Negro, standing on the threshold of
the 20th Century, owes it to himself to say a word as to the part he has played
in American history
On the bleak
hillsides of New England, through the middle states, in far away Texas, on the Pacific
slope and by the Rocky mountains--there is not a state or territory without its
Negro population
Even on the
Youkon, in Alaska, the Negro has been found hunting gold in the Klondike
www.johnprestondavis.globallatitudes.org/gpage.html
www.johnprestondavis.globallatitudes.org/gpage.html
Not only
were men of African descent present in the Klondike, women of African descent
were there as well
The University of Alaska Museum article Threads
Of Gold - Women of The Alaska Gold Rush, tells of a Black husband and wife team
named the Hunters. They named their daughter Teslin, a Tlingit Indian word
which meant long, narrow water
When the
names of prominent African-American women of the west are mentioned like Montana
wagon driver Mary Fields and Buffalo Soldier Cathy Williams, Klondike gold
miner Lucille Hunter belongs in their company, the following excerpt explains:
Lucille Hunter - 1879-1972
Lucille
Hunter was 19 and pregnant when she and her husband Charles took the Telegraph
Creek route to the Klondike in 1897-98. An African-American woman from the deep
South, Lucille later said that she had worked in the fields since she was 13
years old
Lucille and Charles stopped only long enough
for her to give birth to a daughter whom they named Teslin to honor the village
on Teslin Lake
The Native people had never seen a black
person before, and they called the Hunters "Just another kind of white
person."
While most
travelers camped by the lakes waiting for break-up, Lucille and Charles trekked
on through mid-winter sub-zero temperatures by dog team
They reached
Bonanza Creek in early spring and staked a claim
The Hunters
continued to mine and stake claims in the Mayo area on the Stewart River
After
Charles' death in the 1930's Lucille continued to work her claims
Each year she walked over 150 miles from
Dawson to Mayo and back again to do the assessment reports needed on her claims
She died in Whitehorse at the age of 97
www.uaf.edu/museum/exhibits/tog/mania.html
www.uaf.edu/museum/exhibits/tog/mania.html
African
Americans continued building a history in Alaska as troops working on the ALCAN
(Alaska/Canada) highway during WW11
Its highly likely that people of African
descent made contact with Russian colonials in Alaska via trade between Russian
Alaska, British Columbia, and Spanish California prior to the U.S. purchase of
Alaska in 1867
African-Americans make their biggest debut in
Alaska as Klondike Stampeders in 1898
The inflated
prices for goods during the Klondike gold rush made profit difficult, but a few
stayed in the north and helped make communities and histories.”
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