December 27th 1995 at 809 North Orange Grove Blvd, Pasadena, Ca 91103 a fire was started on the concrete porch of a resident. Mr. Chester Duncan was picked up beat by a police officer, taken to Huntington Memorial Hospital after treated was taken to jail. Nijjar Realty Inc. also DBA Pama Management Company (Swaranjit "Mike" Nijjar) owner of this property for 17 years now has held on to evidents that would have made it possible for Mr. Duncan not to have to do a day in prison however he has done over 17 years. Mr. Nijjar live in a 30-room Tuscany-Inspired Estate in Monrovia, it's no wonder he has been libeled millionaire slumlord. Nijjar and Pama Management are two of the largest landlords in Los Angeles, Riverside, and San Bernardino County areas. Before I go on let me say this 1 person = a lawsuit more than 1 person = a class action lawsuit. If there is anyone out there with a problem with Mr. Nijjar and his company's please contact Ezz The Pain Inc on facebook or at [email protected]. It is now time to stop the bullying from the millionaires that feel they can't be touched. Penal Code 451 (c) is a felony punishable by imprisonment in the state prison for 16 months, two, or three years. 35 to life was giving to Mr. Duncan and there was no Arson. Arson is when there is a burning of a structure, forest land or property, there was none and again for over 17 years Mr. Nijjar and his company's has sat on this information. For Legal reasons and the safety of Mr. Duncan I can't go any further however let's look at what Mr. Duncan has missed in those 17 years...

We need a bill to prevent state legislators from becoming lobbyists immediately after leaving office. It happens too often: our elected officials learn how the system works and make contacts, then leave office as our representatives to become lobbyists with bigger pay-checks and no accountability. If they represent us in the past, they have no need to become lobbyists in the future. Protect democracy, support state Rep. John Kowalko's "revolving door" bill to end this practice. Thank you.

Shall there be an amendment to the Maryland constitution concerning marijuana, and, in connection therewith, providing for the regulation of marijuana; permitting a person twenty-one years of age or older to consume or possess limited amounts of marijuana; providing for the licensing of cultivation facilities, product manufacturing facilities, testing facilities, and retail stores; permitting local governments to regulate or prohibit such facilities; requiring the general assembly to enact an excise tax to be levied upon wholesale sales of marijuana; requiring that the first $40 million in revenue raised annually by such tax be credited to the public school capital construction assistance fund; and requiring the general assembly to enact legislation governing the cultivation, processing, and sale of industrial hemp?

It is time for common sense, reason, and compassion to prevail. Time to re-interpret the second amendment. Time for guns NOT to be "American as apple pie" This issue will NOT be swept unde the rug anymore!

End cancer NOW. Put an end to corporations placing human life after profit. Tell the governmentvtheyvare there to serve and protect. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dichloroacetic_acid has now been shown to kill cancer in humans. Is very cheap but because it cannot be patented, drug companies refuse to bring it to market. Government must fund this study privately. http://youtu.be/ZtZZR2F01ss

The American people have not been heard in this wanton slaughter,through political subterfuge your children and grandchildren are witnessing the killing of a entire species by special intrests. Let's make them listen ans save this iconic American species.

I honor Aaron Swartz and appreciate his work, amongst many works, to defeat the now defunct SOPA Bill (Stop Online Piracy Act) and protect our freedom of information. His creative flame and passion for America's growth has blown out. For, Aaron took his own life, it appears, in part due to a wildly unjust prosecution which included 13 felonies and 50 years of possible jail time for a crime (or not a crime!) that the offended parties didn't even fully support the prosecution of. All at a time, when banksters have ripped America off, of billions of dollars with very few prosecutions of these offenders.

This country's gun violence is far higher then anywhere else in the industrialized world. Innocent lives are shattered every day from illegal use of guns. As a resident of Colorado, with the recent Aurora theater shooting in mind - there is one victim that sustained a head wound resulting in tens of thousands of dollars of cost and with the victim and his family with no insurance - I suggest the following: This blight of gun violence is a threat to us all and I feel it's time for a fee to be assist to the sale of fire-arms and ammunition to be set aside for victims - though no fault of their own - of gun violence and their immediate families for medical and funeral costs of those with tragic ends.

The Representative want to pass a bill that would allow college students to carry guns on their campus. I have a daughter who will be attending college in the fall & I don't want to see students carring guns around her. College students need to be focused on their studies, not if the student next to them is carrying a gun.

None of us should have the ability to pick-and-choose which laws to obey or not, especially on behalf of others. Hobby Lobby CEO David Green is doing just that by witholding "Obamacare" from all of his employees based on his own religious beliefs. In fact, as such he is actually preventing his employees from exercising their own rights and beliefs, as well as breaking the law. Please support this petition to change that and join me in a full boycott of all Hobby Lobby stores and associated holdings, including Mardel bookstores and Hemispheres furniture stores.

Delaware must not become like the D.C. Beltway, where lobbyists often negate the mandates of elected representatives given to them by the people. State legislators must not be allowed to become lobbyists immediately after leaving office.

It is well known that in order to distract the people from the more serious issues, a less serious event is sensationalized. One can never forget the Monica Lewinsky scandal (1998) and how that whole debacle overshadowed the fact that more discussions should have been taking place about the bi-partisan effort involved with signing the devastating Gramm–Leach–Bliley Act (GLB) (1999).