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I'm a jailhouse
Lawyer ( JHL ) financially secured. I'm interested in corresponding with
someone willing to assist me in establishing and running business while
incarcerated.
To read a few poems of insight into my life, please click on the link
provided ABOVE ^^^ in the legal area.....
FYI, for anyone who view my page I'm currently 46 years old and have
been incarcerated for the past 25 years. Over all these years my mother
Helen Johnson has been my primary aid and supporter which is a testament
that God is merciful even to those who may be considered undeserving.
The picture you see is of my mother and I taken June of 2010. Prior to
my imprisonment I was illiterate and lacked common sense which made me
overwhelmingly vulnerable to the dark side of humanity. However, my
incarceration compelled me to learn how to read and write after being
shamed by having to have another prisoner read a letter my mother had
sent me because I was illiterate. Acquiring knowledge by reading books I
was able to see the errors of my ways, realizing I was on the dark side
propagating evilness unconsciously due to my ignorance. Once my
awareness was awaken I immediately repented to God for forgiveness of my
sins. I now stand in support of good as opposed to evil. I have asked
God to give me the same courage I had when I engaged in evil doings to
fight against evil. I prayed for the psychological strength to expose
the racism practice in the American prison systems without fear of
consequences as I did not fear consequences when I was of the wicked. In
my stance against malfeasance of prison officials I have filed
litigation actions in Federal Court challenging the racism practices in
prison by those employed as guards and free staff.... I also experienced
retaliation from prison guards because the court mandated the prison to
stop it's practice in the form of racial discrimination I've complained
of. You can view my lawsuits and settlement documents by going to
voiceforinmates.com/inmates/garrisonjohnsond59672.htm and look at the
documents I have posted on voice for inmates (VFI) Appeal Bullet Program
under 2-Docs, 3-Docs, 4-Docs and 5-Docs. Also, anyone can e-mail me at
garrisonjohnsond59672@voiceforinmates.com or
garyj@voiceforinmates.com
However if a response is required you must add
vifmessenger@voiceforinmates.com to your contact list or MSN, Yahoo,
and AOL will put my e-mail in your spam or junk mail folder.
However, the actual message I wish to convey, to anyone
who takes the time to check me out, concerns my observations from the
inside looking out. More specifically, an outside analysis from an
insiders prospective." ALL AFRICAN-AMERICANS, AND EACH ETHNICITY ALIKE,
PAY VERY CLOSE ATTENTION"
As an African-American, I'm alarmed by the
statistical showings of 50% of the U.S
death rate is caused by homicides, and 93% of that 50% are homicides
committed by blacks against blacks. Given that statistic and from an
empirical experience, I've come to the conclusion that blacks are their
own worst enemy. How else can you account for this alarming rate? To put
it bluntly, by simply living in an African-American community, I would
be in an imminent threat of death. Now this cant be the American dream
we all envision, can it?
A lot of the murders, which occur amongst the black
communities are a direct result of a deficient psychological
development. What I mean is, PEOPLE OUT THERE LACK MENTAL DISCIPLINE!
For instance, I have personally witnessed several homicides caused
simply by "one black man MEAN MUGGIN another" Are intense looks worth
dying over? Also, black men kill one another over petty rumors or his
perceived disrespect. Should senseless,
meaningless, words justify murder? Then you have drugs, robbery, and
gang related homicides....All these types of murders attributed to a
deficiency in ones mental development. But through meaningful education,
we can overcome these setbacks in mind growth, and train these
youngsters of today to resolve issues through other avenues instead of
always resorting to violence. This must be done in order to give our
youth a fighting chance against finding themselves a victim of black on
black violence.
Moreover, from a general prospective, more and more
people entertain homicidal thoughts and suicide alike and both
contribute, in some form or fashion to this psychological deficiency.
Sometimes as I sit and wonder if all this increased violence is the end
of time here on earth. How else can we explain the homicides and
suicides occurring daily?
The national explanation, as it relates to suicides, is
people are not being prepared mentally to handle rejection, and quite
often we'll find a direct link to suicide as having suffered some form
of rejection in the months immediately preceding the event.
Therefore its important that I reiterate the importance of educating our
youth to avoid these types of psychological deficiencies, and strengthen
ones rational thought process. Everyone wants to be excepted, so we must
begin teaching our children at the earliest stages of mind development,
that there are bullies in this world and sometimes people may not like
you for one reason or another and sometimes for absolutely no reason at
all. Its our duty to prepare them psychologically in the event they have
to deal with people like that in their future. Don't we at least owe
them that?
The essentials we must fortify in a child's mind is
"Never think that you should kill yourself just because someone said or
done something to cause you to feel bad about who you are." Love
conquers all! Teach them that, teach them to love themselves, because
without self-love, mean people consciously or subconsciously cause
irreparable psychological damage.
Therefore, please take heed to my message and educate
our youth, its a quiet possibly the only chance we have before we
realize its too late.
It is my hope you will send me a donation for I can hire Lawyers
and Expert Witnesses for other lawsuits I have pending in court
challenging the unconstitutional prison conditions and the brutality
myself and thousands of other prisoners face daily.
Garrison Johnson
THE
GARRISON JOHNSON FOUNDATION
As you know, my name is Garrison Johnson, and I’d
like to address the overwhelming youth violence occurring across
American today. Youth violence exists on a global level, and the u.s.
it attributes to strain and over-crowding of the system as we know it.
Believe me, I’ve been in prison for 25 years on a 25 year to life
sentence for murder/ robbery, and I’ve personally witnessed countless
youth sentence to spend the rest of there lives in one of the many
correctional institutions across California, and this should be an issue
of grave concern to the taxpaying citizens of the great nation. Society
should not have a piggy-back the cost of incarceration these children,
yes children, a vast majority of these kids can be rehabilitated, but
the system has labeled out youth as outcasts and essentially given upon
them. Instead of patching this problem with prison, I propose a cure.
Though I’ve come to expect the consequences of my decisions, there’s
still hope for our youth if we address the issue at it’s core. That’s
why I created the Garrison Johnson foundation to help realize this
dream.
in 1973, when I was a small boy living with my uncle in Philadelphia.
PA, the U.S. navy stationed him in Hawaii. Though I was just 8 years
old, at this time the Hawaiian expirence forever shaped my mind. It
enabled me to invision the cure I’m proposing reducing youth violence by
iinterviening at a very early age and offer alternatives to gangs. In
Hawaii there were mant programs and activities to occupy my idle time.
Such as martial arts classes, boy scout meetings, sail boating and
swimming lessons, scuba diving , hiking and camping. All of these
activities were offered by the U.S. Government to the families of these
stationed on the military base.
In 1976 my uncle was restationed in Montgomery Alabama and on again
the U.S. Government offered the same benefits of the previous base.
However, in 1977, I began to miss my mother and siblings, whom were
living in Californiaat the time, so I packed my stuff and headed out
west to be with them. In retrospect, this was one of the biggest
mistakes of my life. The U.S, Government actually provided the
structure that I needed and heading out to California proved to be
fatal. If I only have stayed put……..
Anyhow, California had no after school or weekend programs to offer
to the youth in the chettos, and in 1977 who would have ever imagined
that gang violence would exist on the level it does today? Though I
wasn’t commiting gang related crimes those early califonia days, it
wouldn’t be long befor that all changed. The lack of structured
activities created the atmosphere to seek alternatives to help occupy
out idle time. This usually lead to the ghetto youth getting together
in groups of 20 to 50 and smoked weed or drink alcohol and discuss ways
of making bug money fast. With the older dope dealers driving fancy
cars and wearing flashy jewelry with all that designer gear, we wanted
the same. With no money to start with, we had to do something drastic,
so we started running up on fools and jacking em (stron armed robberies)
and plotted home invasions style robberies. Often times these misguided
youths would get together and invade other neighborhoods simply to
establish territory. This activity slowly forged a bond between me ans
all these other kids and we eventually ended up with a gang title, we
were known as the “Gear Gang” and a force to be reckoned. Thus, we were
officially gang-bangers and our neighboring rivals declare themselves
gangs soon thereafter the blood shed ensued.
this new life style of living eventually lead to the event which
caused my current circumstances, but I believe that the real solution to
stopping youth violence and gang activityin our communities is to youth
progress to occupy their wasted time.
As I’ve had plenty of time to sit and reflect upon my past misdees
I’ve come to experience remorse and the regret created by crimes like
mines, and I’ve come to understand the suffering and financial hardship
left to endure by the victims family. That’s why the Garrison Johnson
foundation promises to help ease this financial burden by creating
“victims compensations division” within it’s overall structure to raise
and provide funds to the financially assist victims and there families
fore injuries ans property loss resulting for random acts of violence,
While at the same time exoanding the foundation’s initiative to work
with communities across America in creating after school and weekend
youth programs through it’s “outreach” division. The “outreach”
progress will primarily, he funded through donations by professional
sporting leagues like the NFL, NBA, and the MIB.
The Garrison Johnson Foundation will also solicit funding and
donations from major sporting franchises with arenas and stadiums
located within some of the impoverished communities to improve upon or
create youth alternative programs in those areas. The Garrison Johnson
fFoundation believe that with the financial assistance from the
professional sports team owners, business, and corporate leaders we will
succeed in creating these programs to provide our children with an
alternative to criminal activity and help make our communities a safer
place ti live.
in addition to our youth deterant efforts, we must also focus upon
those incarcerated as well. In a attempt to help reduce the recidivism
rate in the U.S. the Garrison Johnson Foundation will establish training
and incentive programs for prisoners in prisons across American, with
the objective to transform inmates into entrepeneus. And expand their
opportunities upon release. Through small business and real-estate
training programs, the Garrison Johnson Foundation believes this goal
could be easily achieved. Given the high recidivism rate is attached
rate is attribute to the difficult task of finding and holding down
gainful employment bu those being released. Once released, the
foundation will provide loans to all those who qualify to establish
small business and or real estate investment opportunities. The
garrison Johnson Foundation believes that these available loans provide
prisoners with the incentive to become law-abiding citizens, and live
fruit full lives within the communities to which they will eventually
return. With the training the foundation will be providing, paroles
will be better equipt to handle set setbacks and focus more towards
ownership in a small business of some type like grocery stores,
laundromates, gas stations and investment firms.
It is the Garrison Johnson Foundation opinion that the citizens of
this great nationneed to wake up and stop depending on the government to
create a peaceful society. We as individuals need to shoulder some of
this burden ourselves. However, in order for any of the foundations
progress to materialize, we must staff our foundation with qualified and
compotent personal with experience in managing a foundation with goals
and objectives such as the Garrison Johnson foundation. However, these
goals will come at a cost. It is therefore that we urge the citizens of
America to pull together and provide a contribution in any amount to the
Garrison Johnson foundation to reach its goals and bring its proposed
programs to fruition.
I’m also am aspiring writet and have written a book titled “Eastside”
which is also available for purchase and a portion of the sales
proceeds will go directly to the foundation efforts.
in closing, if anyone doubts the sincerity of Garrison Johnson
mission in directing these programs, due to my incarceration. Then I
urge you to create your own foundation with the same mission and
philosophy as the Garrison Johnson Foundation, because this is a mission
that requires the efforts od America as a whole.
So we urge
you the public, families and inmates alike to send financialdonations or
purchase my book “Eastside” at the address below.
Garrison Johnson Foundation %1683
Prisoner Assistant Inc.
482 Summit Wind dr.
PO Box 704
Lake harmony, PA 18624
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