Saturday, May 23, 2026

the Addendum "The Damn they Give"

The Damn that is Given is Evident:2026

May; the month Louisianans really became re-awakened, is the exact demise of all the efforts put forth by doge, congresspersons constant drivel about woke and the infamous DEi.  

Now, that the Committee hearings in the Louisiana Legislature are somewhat backburnered. Beaucoup was placed on the proverbial record, as that republican supermajority was intent on cast their neuvo-ultra-conservative (actually retro) vote; no matter what. If satan himself had've entered the room and stood on the dais, it would've made no difference, except to the citizens in the audience. 


Actually, Callais is as illegal as the devil is a liar, and the father of lies, a thief and a robber. One specifically, would have to go back to June 2022, to get the full jist of the matter. [ more here ] 
                                          From June '22
Then, Louisiana State Senator Cleo Fields was harangued at the podium, by senate members.
More that has occurred in the interim, leading up to where we are now. 
Much more, in fact the governor in a Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals filing, attempted to argue "changing what is considered Black in Louisiana" for voting purposes. 
Any Louisiana born knowledgeable black person grew up knowing in this state, there was the "one-drop rule". 
It is despicable, what is happening across the state. And, many of the national references to redistricting are afraid to utter the word Louisiana. 
The Justice We Need in Louisiana will affect the entire nation, just as the Callais decision has, and is being utilized in other similar Voting Rights litigation being remanded back down to the lower courts. North Dakota concerning native Indians, and Mississipi concerning of course us. 

In North Dakota, the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians, Spirit Lake Nation, and Native American had challenged a redistricting plan that diminished the voting strength of Native American people in North Dakota. 

The court has nullified the lower court rulings in the Mississippi and North Dakota cases, sending them back to the lower courts for reconsideration.[ more ] 

It is obscene what is occurring in a democracy that never was. 

We were warned though along the way; "the burning house", "the ballot or the bullet" and much more. 
Callais in the Monroe Division of the Western District of Louisiana was "out-of-place" getting away from Judge Shelly Dick in the Middle District of Louisiana [*Judge Rachelle Lynne "Shelly" Deckert Dick], who threatened to draw maps. 

SCOTUS' Ardoin v. Robinson was joined with Callais, to have what we have now. The two were consolidated March '25 and reargued in hearing October 15, 2025. 

All of this catapulting to the Senate and House Committee hearings in the Louisiana Legislature, and testimony after testimony by Citizens of every genre, young, old, caucasian, black, oriental, jew, gentile. christian, muslim and what else. But that testimony for the record is nearly as damnable as the supermajority vote.  

It is noted: *testimony in Ronald Greene's in LSP custody death by two legislative committees resulted in no subsequent legal action, criminal or otherwise.
So, although as the national office of the NAACP, in a national call two days after the decision, recommended keeping a 'record' for future use in "litigation"; the fact is this author was very much aware and abreast of the supermajority legislature would do it's thing. 

The same Senator Morris from West Monroe, Louisiana is the personage that harangued Congressman Fields in the well as state Senator Fields, trying to get home for Father's Day, returned His Bill/map to the calender. However, enter Marshan Carmese.  

@Japapathway - [more to come, on this subject] i.e., at least one of the plaintiffs                                 in Callais et al, wasn't priorly aware of his name on the lawsuit]

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