After facing racism and hatred on his plantation, the author was shown love and acceptance by white families who became like his own. Had it not been for God and the support of these white families, he does not believe he would have survived. However, he later faced harassment and an attempt to have him admitted to a mental health facility against his will due to political pressure and wealth influencing officials in Washington D.C. The author believes several federal organizations illegally intervened in the decision-making process, which saddens him and should make them feel guilty for wasting taxpayers' money.
After facing racism and hatred on his plantation, the author was shown love and acceptance by white families who became like his own. Had it not been for God and the support of these white families, he does not believe he would have survived. However, he later faced harassment and an attempt to have him admitted to a mental health facility against his will due to political pressure and wealth influencing officials in Washington D.C. The author believes several federal organizations illegally intervened in the decision-making process, which saddens him and should make them feel guilty for wasting taxpayers' money.
After facing racism and hatred on his plantation, the author was shown love and acceptance by white families who became like his own. Had it not been for God and the support of these white families, he does not believe he would have survived. However, he later faced harassment and an attempt to have him admitted to a mental health facility against his will due to political pressure and wealth influencing officials in Washington D.C. The author believes several federal organizations illegally intervened in the decision-making process, which saddens him and should make them feel guilty for wasting taxpayers' money.
After that i-neident, things grot worse and worser for
black families who lived on Orange Grove Plantation and the
surrounding plantations. After leaving Orange Grove Plantation, with a bitterness and hatred attitude toward whiLe people. GOD bless me with forgiveness in my heart, knowledge and understanding and how to care about human kind. I thank GOD, my whi-Le brother, Mr. Jack & family; my white sister, Ivlrs. Mikki & family; and my white mother, Mrs. Loris & family; including Mr. Fred & family, who love me a4d save my life. lf it hadn't been for GOD and their support and love for me. I wouldn't be alive today to tell my story. They became my white families and people I needed i-n my life very badly who accepted me in their lives as a black male and a part of their family. They made all the difference in my life between life and death. They accepted me by loving me and they never given up on me and that what kept me going and alive unti1 this day. I learned that the VA Dr. Gaylek Stewart was influenced by pollticians power and pressure from wealth who affect others, Lo a point, to admit me into a mental health facility and the impact from the negative decision was made in Washington, DC., to Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center in Baton Rouge, LouJ-siana. This decision came from Washington, DC., was well planned where the U.S. Government, FBI and the other named federal organLzations to lntervene and take part in the decision illegally. These federal orgaaLzations should feel guilty and very sad that the U.S. government had them to take a huge cost of millions of taxpayers funds to operate these illegal incidents, and newly hiring FBf employees to harass
me.
This is very sad that The White House; U.S. Department
of Justice and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs", aIlowed the U.S. Government, FBI and Lhe other named federal organi-zations., are acting like a 13 months old baby.
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