Will D.O.J. Support Free Speech Case Against Smithsonian After Supporting Berkeley Free Speech Case?

MANHATTAN, N.Y. - May 6, 2018 - PRLog -- An appeal by the Plaintiff Julian Marcus Raven in the federal lawsuit #17-cv-01240-TNM in the District of Coumbia has been made to Attorney General Jeff Sessions regarding the recent 'Statement of Interest' made by the Department of Justice in support of the 'Free Speech' lawsuit against Berkeley University.

The letter of appeal sent to Attorney General Jeff Sessions reads as follows:

"Dear Attorney General Jeff Sessions,

May this letter find you well and may God continue to bless your service to our great and free Republic!

It is with a mixture of joy and frustration that I write to you.  I rejoice in the 'statements of interest' in the free speech cases made by the Department of Justice under your leadership. The ongoing proactive efforts to confront and resist the erosion of our precious constitutionally protected freedom of speech in our Nation's centers of higher learning, especially the recent case in Berkeley, California are just and timely.

My frustration though is understanding how the Department of Justice in my case (17-cv-01240-TNM) that is before the District Court of Columbia has taken the opposite posture. Federal Judge Victor J. Wolski in the United States Court of Federal Claims upon ordering the transfer of the case (16-1682-C) to the District Court of Columbia said: "Mister Raven's claims appear to have factual support, he has alleged specific instances of government actions which could plausible form a basis for relief…"

The Department of Justice in my case has made ridiculous arguments in support of their Smithsonian government entity 'status' theory, protecting and exonerating Smithsonian officials from First and Fifth Amendment responsibilities, their arguments completely stripping me of my constitutional rights, whilst not even denying the egregious conduct of the Smithsonian officials.  This obviously is disturbing and frustrating, since the Department of Justice should be defending the constitution and especially free speech!

In the recent 'Statement of Interest' you write on page 2: "This case is before the Court on a motion to dismiss. Accordingly, the Court must accept all of Plaintiffs' well-pleaded allegations as true. See Bell Atlantic Corp. v. Twombly, 550 U.S. 544, 555–556 (2007). For purposes of this Statement of Interest, the United States also accepts Plaintiffs' allegations as true. The United States takes no view regarding whether Plaintiffs will succeed in proving these allegations at trial."  My case is also now before the Court on a motion to dismiss.  My case is for 1st Amendment 'free speech', 'viewpoint discrimination', 5th Amendment 'due process of law' and 'equal protection under the law' violations.  My question is will the Department of Justice representing the United States accept as true my allegations and issue a 'Statement of Interest' regardless of the outcome of my case?

My case(17-cv-01240-TNM) is against the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery director Kim Sajet and Provost Richard Kurin. Similarly to Berkeley, the lawsuit is for egregious 'free speech' and 'viewpoint discrimination' because of political animus and bias because the same anti-conservative problems exist in the government run Smithsonian as in Berkeley.  It is sadly a well known fact how the liberal infection has contaminated even this 'public trust' which is also an 'institution of higher learning' since the whole mission of the Smithsonian is for the 'increase and diffusion of knowledge'.  The Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery's purpose is for the 'study of portraiture'.

If this anti-Conservative, anti-Republican, anti-Christian and anti-Trump bias is allowed to persist and resist our very Constitution at the government run Smithsonian, which has become a seal and archive of America's knowledge and history, then the liberties and blessings the Constitution was meant to protect and guarantee will continue to be trampled by leftist ideologues in our government whose agenda is simply un-American!

With this letter, I Julian Marcus Raven, citizen of these United States of America, appeal to you, Attorney General Jeff Sessions of the same United States of America, that you issue a 'Statement of Interest' in support of the Constitution and the 1st Amendment free speech issues involved in my pending case which is before the District Court of Columbia in Washington."

You can find out more about the Smithsonian Lawsuit at:

https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-department-files-s...

http://www.unafraidandunashamed.com

https://issuu.com/wholvsu/docs/motion_opposition_to_motion_to_dism