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Where Is the Court for Me?

Surveillance, Civil Rights, and Liberty (Fictional Conversations)

Dilip Patel
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Pages
170
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Newman Springs Publishing, Inc.

About

These fictional conversations were inspired by the plight of countless Americans who were unjustly and callously targeted and put on surveillance by the racist, xenophobic, arrogant, conscienceless, and incompetent watchdogs from the management class.

Although these conversations are fictitious, the events incorporated are not. The relevant events that occurred during those years are woven to make a point and emphasize the mission of these conversations repeatedly: to hammer home, to the fore, to the attention of Americans, the plight of thousands of citizens who were unjustly targeted for surveillance. Their only fault was that they looked different-if you call that a fault-not for any other reason.

It is a harsh reality that those in power often escape scrutiny, and victims are left to bear the brunt of the injustices. The fight for civil rights must continue ensuring that no one is subjected to such treatment without due process and accountability. This work strives to awaken the nation's conscience.

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  • Political
  • Adult Fiction

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