by Allen Williams
2022 Update
In 2019 the Kansas Supreme court ruled that personal autonomy guarantees the right to abortion. The Declaration's "natural, inalienable rights," the Court said, included "personal autonomy" and therefore abortion. The court’s opinion that certain’ rights ‘predate the country’ means what? It means that child sacrifice was practiced well before the nation was formed and that this exercise predates the constitution. But interestingly enough the court made no reference to the Declaration’s unalienable ‘right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. The principle justification for this malfeasant decision seems to be that ‘life’ is not the desire of the court but rather the thinning of the North American population is of far greater importance than the antiquated notion of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
This renegade court doesn’t even bother to construct a viable legal rationale to support the decision but resorts to political obeisance to the eugenics coalition. It is the greatest stretch of reason that has masqueraded as a legal decision since Dred Scott claimed Negroes were a separate class of persons and couldn’t be citizens. However, the court’s notion is now somewhat problematic as the federal right to abortion doesn’t exist any longer with the US Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade and the recent discovery that fetal heartbeat may be detected as early as 15 weeks gestation. It clearly defines ‘autonomy’ as’ ‘murder.
But the court has established itself as the final authority on Human Rights by defining new meanings to legal terms. All that’s necessary is that the intended interpretation fit into the existing wording of the state’s Constitution. It doesn’t matter whether or not it’s a rational fit, after all, who can disallow it? This decision has prompted state prolife groups to amend the Kansas Constitution to reflect the value them both amendment to prevent the court from overturning all the state’s pro-life laws.
How did we get to this point? In 1958, the media and other interested activists sold the public on a Constitutional amendment, that of establishing a nominating committee for prospective judicial appointees. The committee is made up of individuals appointed by the governor and the state Bar association who then provide a list of five people to be submitted to the governor. The governor MUST select a nominee from the list for appointment but no Senate confirmation is required. All court appointments were by this committee until the state legislature changed the process to approve lower court appointments in the Senate. The state Bar association managed to retain control of who is selected f or the state’s highest court thereby ensuring the corruption will continue.
“In August 2010, four Kansas voters filed suit in the United States District Court for the District of Kansas to enjoin lawyers elected by the state Bar association from participating in the selection process. In a decision filed on November 3, 2010, District Judge Monti Belot dismissed the lawsuit, finding that because the commission serves "only one function: to screen applicants to fill vacancies on the Kansas Supreme Court" for consideration of appointment by the governor, the commission has no duties, functions and powers that "affect all residents of Kansas daily" that would violate any constitutional prohibition. “Note that use of the time definitive 'daily' means that very few cases could ever be found unconstitutional.
How interesting! Obviously, perpetuating abortion through a tainted appointee selection process doesn’t qualify as affecting Kansas residents !
Abortion has been very profitable for a few people in the state as judges could always count on abortion money to help fund their election campaigns. The state’s abortion lobby was very protective of their market share. Most notably Planned Parenthood in Overland Park and George Tiller of Wichita did very well in that market at least until May 2009 when Tiller was shot dead in the local Lutheran Church.
Enter Paul Morrison, an attorney recruited by Planned Parenthood and Governor Kathleen Sebelius to run against Phill Kline the attorney general at that time, who was investigating PP’s abortion record keeping irregularities and possible pedophilia. Morrison was part of a moderate’ coalition comprised of the state’s public education system, the abortion lobby and news media all focused to elect Morrison as Attorney General to protect Planned Parenthood. The coup succeeded and Morrison was the new attorney general but the republicans appointed Kline to Morrison’s vacated position as Johnson County District attorney where he continued the case against PP. “Kline, as attorney general, had wondered how dozens of abortions could be done on girls as young as 11 or 12, with not a single count of sexual assault on a child being pursued in Kansas. He also wondered whether abortion providers were following state law, especially on late-term abortions. “
The Kansas Supreme Court long involved in the state’s corruption in fleece ing Kansas citizens on school funding dictates to the state legislature cited “professional misconduct clear and convincing evidence” of malfeasance, the Kansas Supreme Court indefinitely suspended the law license of former Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline. This was one of the most biased, political hit jobs I’ve ever seen. “The court cited three aggravating factors to support the indefinite suspension: selfish motive, a pattern of misconduct and his refusal to acknowledge the wrongful nature of any of his misconduct. Those outweighed mitigating factors: absence of prior disciplinary record, previous good character and reputation, and cooperative attitude toward the proceedings.” Nothing in the court’s opinion, including the statement above, warrants an indefinite suspension, this corrupt court runs the entire state, protecting PP from further investigation of alleged wrong doing.
After the Supreme Court’s suspension of Kline’s law license Morrison was caught having sex with a subordinate named Linda Carter, a staffer in the Johnson County district attorney’s office under both Morrison and his successor Phill Kline, in an empty office on the sixth floor of the courthouse . Morrison allegedly used Carter to report on Kline’s investigation of Planned Parenthood of Kansas and Mid-Missouri. Morrison actually joined Planned Parenthood in a court filing opposing Kline's investigation in a sealed Mandamus before the Kansas Supreme Court. But Morrison had to resign after the sex scandal was exposed and Stephen Six, son of retired Supreme Court justice Fred Six, was sworn in by his father.
Kansas Government is a sordid hotbed of corruption and it is the folly of the state assembly that has allowed this band of robed oligarchs to enslave the citizens of this state with their pedagogical nonsense and corruption.
Kansas is ruled by a junta of robed thugs whose gavel is for hire. It’s an enemy of the people and precisely the kind of autocratic system you might expect from a cabal of lawyers who privately select the state’s highest judges earning their livelihood off the misfortunes of others.