THE TEXAS TERRORIST PRISON SYSTEM STRIKES AGAIN !!!

“We, the jury, find the defendant guilty as charged in the indictment … and sentence the defendant to sixty-five years confinement in the Correctional Institutional Division of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice …”

These are word that Derrick Ross will never forget.  Upon reading this, the first thing that comes to the average person’s mind is, “who did he kill?’ No one was killed or even hurt, and was far and removed from being a violent offense. Mr. Ross received this lengthy sentence for the allegation of the possession of a cell phone in prison.

That’s right,

Sixty-five years!

The biggest problem with this is that Mr. Ross was never found to have actually possessed the phone and the phone was actually found on top of a building within the prison compound at the facility where Mr. Ross is confined.  There was absolutely no evidence whatsoever that connected Mr. Ross to this cell phone, and I literally mean nothing - no witnesses, no confessions, no informants, no DNA, no fingerprints, nothing.  He was just in the wrong place at the right time.

Mr. Ross is an African-American man who was convicted by an all-white jury in Anderson County, Texas and sentenced by the same. Anderson County is known for its strong ties to the Ku Klux Klan and being the headquarters for the Aryan Knights, Aryan Circle, Aryan Brotherhood and numerous other white hate-based organizations that exist in the State of Texas and are fostered by the Texas Prison system.  In that area it is well know that non-whites are not welcomed and those that live in the area and promote the extermination of everyone non-white also get jobs within prison system so that they may carry out their racist agenda under the guise of “corrections” , oppressing, torturing and slaughtering unabatedly.

So, is it a surprise that Mr. Ross was convicted? Of course not. These same red-neck backward,  antebellum racist also made up the jury in which Mr. Ross went before, who were far from being the “jury of his peers” that

the U.S. Constitution states that you have a right to be tried before.   If they didn’t work in the concentration camp known as Texas prisons, they did at one time or are closely associated with someone that does or did at one point in time.

Additionally, this is just another example of how the Texas slave owners will go to any extent to try and “pass the buck” in an effort to show that they are attempting to crack down on the corruption that is taking place within their system. How can you do this, O’ slave master, when you are part of the corruption itself?

It is a well known fact that the only way a prisoner will have access to something such as a cell phone, drugs, weapons or any other type of item that is allegedly forbidden by the administration, is if one of their own bring it in. So where is the punishment for this person?  Of course there wasn’t any. Do you actually think that they are going to throw their own to the dogs for such treatment?

This is simply outrageous. Yes, Mr. Ross is confined but that does not mean that he should be continually oppressed and tortured simple because of his condition. If you condone such an atrocity then you are likely to condone Hitler’s slaughter of the Jews and the massacre of millions of African throughout the Congo and everywhere else that the genocide of helpless people is taking place.

Mr. Ross is being treated like he killed a bus load of school children. He is a non-violent offender serving a twenty-five year sentence for the offense of  unauthorized use of a motor vehicle of which he has been serving since 1993.  Mr. Ross was to be release in the early part of next year.

The evidence was completely devoid of any connection to Mr. Ross and  right before the trial, the prosecution “all of the sudden”  came up with a witness that allegedly seen Mr. Ross throw something on top of a building, but this witness was nowhere to be found for over two years while the case was pending.  Furthermore, Mr. Ross is an African-American that  was convicted by an all-white jury in a little country town in East Texas where the population consist of  people of whom work for the prison system, has worked for the system in the past, or has family and/or friends that works for the system.  And they wonder why the prisons are overcrowded.

This is undoubtedly a knee-jerk reaction to all fo the pressure that the prison system has been receiving for allowing the phone to be brought within  the system in the first place. If ever there was an arbitrary and capricious application of the law, this is it. I have never heard of an prison employee being sentenced for bring the cell phones into the prison facility.

Please show your support of Mr. Ross, or if you have any ideas or suggestions please write him at :  Derrick Ross, No. 679769, Gib Lewis Unit, P.O. Box 9000, Woodville, Texas 75990.