Mesa, Arizona Nov 10, 2024 (Issuewire.com) - Marilyn Mesa, an educator in common law principles, and advocate for justice, is calling on the public to support her fight to expose unconstitutional surveillance, torture, and organized crime hidden under government protection. Representing herself under common law—the highest law for man and woman—Mesa has faced repeated denials from officials, including Clerk of the Court Jeff Fine, who blocked her request to initiate a common law proceeding. These denials, she asserts, are part of a coordinated effort to shield those in power from accountability.
As a teacher of common law, Marilyn empowers others to assert their rights, representing herself sui juris (in her own right, without a lawyer). She claims to have been under constant surveillance, targeted by tracking aircraft, and has endured physical harm, including symptoms resembling Havana Syndrome. Evidence supporting her claims, including watchlist documentation and flight records, will soon be public on her website, www.marilynmesa.com, offering transparency and proof of these violations.
Mesa Police Department’s Failure to Investigate
Marilyn’s experience mirrors the national trend documented by Targeted Justice, and a recent $1.8 million lawsuit in Seattle on behalf of blacklisted individuals denied due process and justice. Like Marilyn, these individuals were placed on secret watchlists under the Patriot Act, leading to unauthorized surveillance, harassment, and, in some cases, fatal consequences. Marilyn alleges that the Mesa Police Department, by refusing to investigate, is protecting officials responsible for these actions, obstructing justice, and allowing these abuses to continue unchecked.
Demand for Accountability Under Common Law
Marilyn emphasizes that common law is the true law of the land, foundational to the U.S. Constitution, and predates statutory law. “The people are the law of the land,” she states, calling on everyone to reclaim their role in upholding justice. “Common law holds each man and woman accountable for the harm they inflict, without exception. Authorities have taken oaths to uphold the Constitution, yet they block justice when there is an injured party.”
Marilyn argues that her case requires an impartial judge and a jury of the people to bring accountability. She asserts that unconstitutional statutory laws should not shield officials under “sovereign immunity” and advocates for jury nullification to remove officials’ titles and hold them accountable as individuals for crimes against humanity.
Call to Action: Support, Act, and Donate to Demand Justice
Marilyn urges Americans to do more than just follow her story. She calls on everyone to support the cause, demand accountability, and contribute financially to make this fight for justice possible. “This is part of the surveillance, targeting, and trafficking happening under the guise of authority and national security. Without due process or probable cause in common law, these actions are an immediate trespass against our rights. We must hold them accountable as the public. We need to stop this now—to save ourselves, save the children, and reclaim our rights,” she asserts. “We were given domain on this Earth and hold the highest authority in common law, which overrides statutory laws designed to conceal these crimes. It’s time to take our power back.”
For more information on Marilyn’s case, access to evidence, and to donate or support the movement for transparency, accountability, and constitutional rights, please visit www.marilynmesa.com.
Contact Information:
- Email: info@marilynmesa.com
- Website: www.marilynmesa.com
- Mesa Police Report on Torture Not Investigated
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