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Illinois board
of
electionsTWENTY-SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT(Second Appellate District)FOR MCHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOISChalice Jackson)lvlCJulftNETWORK, )
INC.,
Members
JOI-IN
DOES and
JANE )
DOES
1-20,
Registered Voters and Members )
of
PATRIOT'S HEART MEDIA NETWORK, )
INC.,
(728
NW
HWY,
Fox
River Grove,
IL
)6002 I 847-304-8800) )
Petitions,
MCHENRY
COUNTY
GRAND
JURY )
FOREMAN
AND
GRAND JURY MEMBERS)Case No.:
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Ci!);!!t
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AMENDED FILING: MOTIONTO SET ASIDE
AND
MOTIONFOR EXCEPTIONNow here comes Petitioner, appearing pro se
as
an individual,
as
a member
of
the
Citizen Press
and as
the Founder
of
Patriot's Heart Media Network, Inc
(a
Citizen
IUn
media outlet)
in
the role
of
"spokesperson" for John and Jane
Does,
members
of
Patriot's Heart Media Network,
Inc,
in
accord with
the
directions
of
personal convictions and loyalty
to
the Constitutional Republic
of
the
UnitedStates
of
America,
and
the Illinois Constitution,
on
oath
and
before
God
Almighty
and
her
Lord,
set forth this prayer by
way
of
amendment
in
theTwenty-Second Judicial Circuit (Second Appellate District) McHenry County,
IL
of
her original EMERGENCY PETITION
FOR
REDRESS
BEFORE
THEMCHENRY
COUNTY
GRAND
JURY.
Itis
with the gravest concern and unyielding seriousness
of
heart that thispetitioner humbly returns
to
the Court through this Amended filing and a Motion
to
Set Aside and Motion for Exception.
The
petitioner prays
for
this opportunity
to
present sufficient factual basis
as
specified
in
the December
16
th
Order
by
Honorable Judge Sharon Prather.
Personal, Introductory Statement:
Sovereign Will:
Perhaps
a concept meaning
more
to
me,
rather
than
one
spreadthroughout legal definitions, sovereign
will,
simply
meaning;
I,
me,
my
and
mine; expressing.
I'a£e
1-
EMERGENCY MOTION
TO
APPEAR BEFORE
THEMCHENRYCOUNTY GRAND
JURY.
OR
A
PETITION AND MOTION TO
SET
ASIDE
AND
MOTION
FOR
EXCEPTION,
.
Tire
lihenies
of
a people never were or ever will
be
secure,
when
the transactions o/Illeir rulers may be concealed
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from
litem
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Henry
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In
governance,
in
any representalive
democracy, that
expression
is
in
our
vote.
In
the vote,
each
individual's sovereign
will resides.
It
is
considered
the
gem
of
our
representative government.
Whilewe
are
enjoined
to
many responsibililies
by
the
government that manifests
as
a result
of
each expression
of
overeign
will
and
of
he
collective
of
overeign
wills,
we
only get
one
place
to
express
it.
Thai
is
the vote.
Thus,
I bold
the
s
an
w
in
sovereign
will.
It
is not
a
noun,
iI
is
a
verb.
It
is
myaction.
There
is
no
doubt the
American people thoroughly
love
their
vote.
Not
everyone,
not
at
all
times,
or
more
at
some
times
then
others
...
They
may
not
exercise
that
right, but
to
remove that
vote,
noll'
that
is
a different thing entirely!
The vote,
it
comes
at
the
bal/ot.
The
ballot happens
at home.
Perfectlysynchronislic with
the
natural concept
of
sovereign
will,
is
that
the
ballot happens
at
home!
I
have
leaned this
in
my
journey and I confess
it
has
been
eye
opening and
in
astrange
way,
I have finally found solace
to the
pain this 'eligibility' passion
haskept me
in.
Yes,
I
am
here
by my
actions,
bw I elect those actions because
through
my vow
with
the
Almighty
Sovereign,
I must
do
everything
that
I
can to
protect that sovereign willfor
my
children andfor theirs
...
Tn
the
beginning
of
my journey, I thought I had
to
go
to
the
federal officials. Iasked Police Chief Michael
Murphy
of
Barrington
Hills
his
view.
He
was
not
giving
me
legal
advice,
but
he
did state that a complaint
of
he theft
of
my
ballotleveled through
him,
would track
to
the
county and possibly
to
Ihe
state,
potentially
to be
passed
up
and out
of
he
state
to
the
federal government,
who
:,'ould
do
nothing.
There was
no
standing.
Like
a seer
or
perhaps
an
emballied professional, his words marked
true.
The
federal government allows
no
redress.
The
process has
come
down
to
onereality.
Sovereigll
will
and
my
vote
in
a representative
republic,
that
is
the
place
where
the
election related d4iciencies createdji-aud.
Well
truly
who
would
have believed,
that a
mere
...
lei's say
2.5
years
ago,
that
therewas
ANY chance America could
be
in
the hands
of
an
usurper government?
Such
slatements would
have
been
the
ridicule
of
most,
accompanied
with
accusations such
as
'tomfoolery'
or
tin hat
conspiracist!
For
me,
not
even
athought
of
uch.
Why
would
I?
I
love my
country with such a
passion,
if
1 had thought
this, surely,
I would have
taken
every means
at
my
disposal
to
prevent
it.
Especially because
to
act
2.5
Pago
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EMERGENCY
MOTION TO APPEAR
I3EFORE
THE
MCHENR
Y
COUNTYGRAND
JURY.
OR
A
PETITIONAND
MOTION TO SET ASIDE
AND MOTION FOR
EXCEPTION:
Tire
liberties
oj
a pe(}ple "ever were
or
ever will
be
secure, when the
trallsactions
oft/Jetr rulers mny
be
concealedfrom
them.
Patrick Henry
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years
ago
would
have
solved
the
problems
we
face
now
and avoided
the
hardship
I
have
had
to
endure to get here
to
finalfy find redress!I
know
of
housands,
and
assume
many
more,
who
would likewise
affirm
the
same!
Why
is it important
to
recognize
so~'ereign
will
as
an
action? Sovereign
will
in
arepresentative government cannot
be
removed
because
of
past events caused
by
an
errant legal process
or
procedure, nor
preventedJi"om
remedy because
oflhecollective
will.For
the
sovereign
will
is
Ji"om
whence
our
representative
republic
begins
Qnd
is
entrusted.
The
problem
is
10
find
a
form
ofassocialion
which will
defend
and
protect
with
the
whole common
force
the person
and
goods
of
each
associale,
and
in
whicheach, while
uniting
himself
with all, may still obey
himself
alone,
and
remain
as
free
as
before.
1.
J.J.
Rousseau,
The
SocialContrac"
(1762),
in
Les
Philosophes: The
French
Philosophers
of the
Enlightenment
and
ModemDemocracv.
ed.
by
Norman
L.
Torrey
(N.Y.:
1960.
Perigee
Books) page
149.
Thus
our
vote
must
never
be
considered
in
past
tense.
Yes,
it
happened
in
a
time
frame
thai
occurred
already,
but
its manifestation and
consequence
unfold
in the
course
of
he
present,
and
is
thus
happening.
Nowhere,
in the
documents, the
US
Constillltion and
the
Illinois
Constitution,
entrusted
byour
sovereign will for
governance; nowheredoes
it
say,
because
of
inconvenience
10
the
government
governing,
or
some
portion
of
he governed,
that our
vote
can be
counted
as
pas/tense
in
terms
of
constitutional
veracity.
Introduction:
1.0
r
the publications discussing voter fraud, readers shall find mUltiplereferences to fraud at the ballot. Discussions center primarily around offencesand obstructions to access at the ballot. Someone was either prevented fromaccess
or
someone had access that was not entitled. Additionally, there is fraudsuch as ballot box stuffing. The fraud this petitioner addresses is fraud related toaccess.The petitioner and the various petitioners from Patriot's Heart Network weredeprived
of
a constitutional ballot when voting in the 2008 Primary and 2008General election contests. The events leading up to the theft
of
the ballot arecomplex.
In
some regards they are related to deficient statute and code, in othersbecause
of
changes in our laws in one area (HIP AA), because
of
the lack
of
definition from the Federal Government, and finally because
of
crafty politicians,
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EMERGENCY
MOTIONTO
APPEAR BEFORETHE
MCHENRY
COUNTY GRAND JURY.
OR
A
PETITION AND
MOTION
TO
SET
ASIDE AND
MOTION
FOR
EXCEPTION:
.
Tile
liberties
of
a people
/lever were
or
ever
will
be secure,
when
tile trallsactions o/Iheir rulers
may
be cOllcell/ed
jmm
them.
Patrick Henry
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