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Injustice; Exposing the Racial Agenda of the Obama Justice Department

Book information

Year
2011
ISBN
9781596982840, 9781596982772, 2011034065
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
1 MB (1327335 bytes)
Pages
246\246
Topic
Jurisprudence\\Law
Time added
2022-07-20 08:35:12

Description

Exposed: lawlessness and racialism run rampant in Obama's Justice Department. As America's premier federal law enforcement agency, the Justice Department is supposed to be color-blind and immune from party politics. "Not so in the Obama Justice Department," says whistleblower and former DOJ lawyer J. Christian Adams in his shocking new expose, Injustice: Exposing the Racial Agenda of the Obama Justice Department. Adams -- who blew the whistle on the Justice Department's handling of the infamous New Black Panther Party voter intimidation case -- witnessed first-hand the DOJ's aggressive radical agenda, and is now revealing the truth about the most lawless Justice Department ever. Divulging never-before-published details on several important cases -- including the Black Panther case -- Injustice exposes how the very government department responsible for enforcing equal protection has been overrun by radicals bent on furthering a fringe political agenda. With everything from civil rights laws to America's voting system at risk, Injustice shines a light on the corruption, racialism, and radicalism that is running rampant in the Obama Justice Department. - Publisher Payback time in Mississippi : a declaration of war -- One small step for justice -- Personnel is policy -- See no evil : the New Black Panthers' travesty of justice -- Anatomy of a scandal -- Payback time nationwide -- Through the looking glass : absurdity at the Obama Department of Justice -- Ending justice Includes bibliographical references and index Introduction Chapter One Payback Time in Mississippi Chapter Two One Small Step for Justice Chapter Three Personnel Is Policy Chapter Four See No Evil Chapter Five Anatomy of a Scandal Chapter Six Payback Time Nationwide Chapter Seven Through the Looking Glass Chapter Eight Ending Injustice Acknowledgments Notes

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