The origins of the Warrior Priest are directly linked to the curious case of Alfred Wiggins Jr. v. Bridgewater State College and others.
This series is about the various aspects of the case that I thought were most important at the time, and that resonate with me still. These aspects include, but are not limited to, the means by which I was unlawfully and forcibly hospitalized at the behest of the Counseling Center on the campus of Bridgewater State on April 15, 2004.
I am writing and producing this series so I may demonstrate just how easy it was for campus authorities at the Counseling Center to create the appearance of an "emergency situation" through the use of false information about my career in the military, and the strategic deployment of stereotypes that were created by the head of the Counseling Center, then passed onto campus authorities. Both the false information and the stereotypes served to cast negative aspersions on my career in the United States Army.
Once this series begins, the focus will be on one or more of the four required readings that are listed below:
Required Reading 1: The Summary Judgment: Alfred Wiggins Jr. v. Bridgewater State College and others.
Required Reading 2: My first letter to former Bridgewater State president Dana Mohler-Faria entitled, Original Complaint.
Required Reading 3: The Waiver of Liability by former Bridgewater State president Dana Mohler-Faria.
Required Reading 4: My final response to former Bridgewater State president Dana Mohler-Faria.
It is my sincere hope that my experiences in higher education will help educate veterans, their advocates, healthcare professionals, educators and any other individuals concerned about the rights of honorable, law-abiding and aspiring veterans who seek to improve themselves through academic pursuits.
Mister Al
Showing posts with label discrimination. Show all posts
Showing posts with label discrimination. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 4, 2020
Monday, November 2, 2020
Insertion Point: The Wisdom Gate
that no longer exists on paper
Re: Alfred Wiggins Jr. v. Bridgewater State College
(now Bridgewater State University in Bridgewater, MA).
may never occupy jail,
occupy prison
or occupy the pen,
The Destroyers are done,
they will occupy shame."
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Shame by Thomas Dodd |
Monday, October 24, 2016
Attack Vectors: Asmodeus
"If the right people are entrusted with responsibilities, then the nation is orderly, superiors and subordinates harmonize; the officials are kind, and the common people are loyal. If the wrong people are entrusted with responsibilities, then the nation is imperiled; superiors and subordinates oppose each other; the officials are resentful, and the common people disorderly. Therefore, a single inappropriate appointment means a lifetime of trouble." - The Book of Leadership and Strategy: On State and Society.
The Curse of Asmodeus at Occupy Hades via Scoop.it leveled up to Gold on October 14, 2016. Gold level topics are determined by popularity, and The Curse of Asmodeus reached gold for the third time in 2016.
It's a trend that is bound to continue because misogyny is currently the hottest topic in American politics.
Powerful women from across the country are coming together in righteous indignation over the insults and deplorable behavior of Donald Trump, members of his campaign staff and his supporters.
And as long as women rise up against Donald Trump, the viewership at The Curse of Asmodeus is bound to remain high.
In addition to Asmodeus there's Behemoth, Belial and Zophos. The following our assignments for individual entities and elements of the Strategic Alliance of webmasters in relationship to and focused on these assorted and pinpointed attack vectors.
The subject of domestic violence as well as sexual assault human trafficking and other forms of abuse are front page news and probably remain popular issues until election day. I don't see a problem with asmodeus as a vector. The problem I have is with BMS and belisle. Those two vectors have underperformed consistently. In spite of the Wells Fargo scandal in spite of Royal Bank of Scotland right after that at no time have we been able to keep the numbers up. So what we're going to do is join a number of resources together in an effort to better serve those factors that are underperforming. There isn't a first of all on Tumblr that his operation warchild War child catches everything that is to go excuse me from asmodeus Sophos and Hyacinth vectors everything. Anything that does not fall in that app is distributed from the source and it's indicated differently has a bigger spread. The only way we're going to figure out if this is successful as for those underperforming vectors to get better numbers and hit the gold level. However and more importantly is the way we use these vectors to disseminate and breakdown the events that led to the case of the bed bug mattress. Since the first three recordings on SoundCloud that case has exploded into 5 separate sections. All cases have been filed with the Department of Justice. Using the paperwork from those cases in addition to Bridgewater State College where we got what we started doing this in the first place we take occupy Hades or on a test-drive we take the Destroyers on a test drive take this all on a test drive and see what does and what does not work.
Tuesday, October 11, 2016
Happy Anniversary 2016
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| Photo by Marcelo Bernardo |
Today is the anniversary of my own private occupy. It was originally called Occupy BlipFm, but I changed the name to Occupy Hades a few years ago.
I first created this occupy because I worried about the students who were rising up at the time. Specifically, my concern was for the health and welfare of the students who were staging sit-ins and protests on campuses around the country. Because of my experiences at Bridgewater State College, I knew what it was like to have my civil rights violated and be falsely imprisoned with no advocate and no support from the campus community. More importantly, I knew of the pitfalls that students on campus might face should their administrators turn against them.
And so I decided to occupy an online radio station. I didn't know how to create one of my own at the time so I created an occupy at the music streaming website, Blip.fm.
Just like anything else worth doing, in the beginning it was a lot of work. After a while, I began to have fun with my new endeavor. I connected with some very interesting people and learned a lot about the world by reading other people's stories. However I had little control over the content that I wanted to program and share. So I begin to wander around different sites connected with Blip.fm. Eventually I chose to stuck with Twitter and Facebook.
From the time I arrived at Twitter, in what I call occupy mode, I saw it was a much different situation than simply being on a website for the sake of meeting people or seeking a job. I immediately liked the OWS movement because people were always reaching out to each other and freely sharing information. The compelling stories I read and heard led me to believe that what was taking place wasn't merely a passing fad.
Furthermore, before Occupy Wall Street I was basically just a shut-in trying to rejoin the game of life via the web. However, OWS gave the web a brand new meaning because I found a purpose. I realized that there were a lot of people in this country, just like me, who didn't have a voice before Occupy Wall Street. Some were disabled veterans who found advocates via the Occupy Wall Street movement. I too am a disabled veteran.
As I've told others many times before, a campus doctor's fraud rendered me disabled. Before the hoax, concocted by a campus psychologist, I was a stroke survivor trying to avoid disability. When I had my stroke I was still in college and so desperate to stay in school that I basically willed myself back to health with a lot of help from my primary care physician at the time. In fact, I avoided disability for a long time because I was able to keep moving forward while and stay in school though I was sick.
However, on April 15th 2004, all of that changed. While I was in college and fighting to stay off of disability, I was just fine. Yet once I was forcibly hospitalized at the behest of a dishonest doctor, that very day I became a disabled man. I'm still not sure exactly how I became disabled. I reported to class that day and I had no problems but, by the end of the day, my dreams of graduating from college were destroyed.
It is taken many years since that fateful day to unravel the hoax that was created for me. I was enraged when I first saw the doctor's notes, and the stereotypes she used to justify her actions. After I calmed down those notes took on a much greater meaning. I slowly realized to my horror that any veteran could be hospitalized simply by showing up to campus and reporting to class. That's all I did the day I was handcuffed and taken away by campus police.
So it's not enough to say that I demand justice. Yes, I may be disabled for the rest of my life. No, I may never have an opportunity to engage in gainful employment. However, what I can do is warn veterans about the possible pitfalls that await them. This project isn't about gloom and doom. This is just an account of my efforts to be a productive member of society, and of my ongoing efforts to finally get my degree.
Another reason this project so important to me and has been so important since my lawsuit against Bridgewater State College, is that I wasn't the only student to be forcibly hospitalized on that campus. I don't know if the other students were veterans. I don't even know their names or who they were. But through the process of discovery I found out to my horror that there was a total of five students who were forcibly hospitalized. Three were men of color, and two were white women.
God forbid that any of them where were veterans of our military. If they were, then I want my voice to be the one to tell of the pain that forced hospitalization and false imprisonment can inflict. More importantly, someone must explain how a doctor can create patients out of thin air using stereotypes about service members and the bold-faced lies.
The series Set Up To Fail isn't only about my experience as a veteran on a college campus. It also includes stories of, what I believe is, the discrimination I endured at the hands of people who are paid to help people get back on their feet after they become disabled.
If nothing else, this project will allow me to eventually put down the ghosts of a nightmare long past, so I don't have live out my existence as a spectator of life. Finally, I hope to help somebody, besides myself, overcome the unfair, unjust and evil acts of low minded individuals of power and influence who neglect their duties and serve no one but themselves.
Friday, October 7, 2016
The Unknown Student by © Al Wiggins Jr
"If even a good priest sees someone slandering the Law and disregards him, failing to reproach him, to oust him or to punish him for his offense, then that priest is betraying Buddhism.
Shakyamuni Buddha
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| Photo by ©Al Wiggins Jr |
so full of knowledge
broke the law one day
at Bridgewater State College.
First came the slander,
then to hedge their bets,
they made sure to deprive me
of all due process.
Incorrigible, and heaping
sin upon sin, upon sin.
Three furies set a trap
for an unsuspecting man.
A doctor sent the police
looking for a wild beast.
Instead what they found
was a law-abiding priest.
This is for the unknown student.
The student who doesn't know that
on campus there are two sets of rules.
There's the set in the student handbook
and the other set that's hidden from view.
The student who doesn't know
about the hidden law,
can easily be victimized
due to that fatal flaw.
It doesn't matter if that student
honorably served our nation.
Any veteran can be a victim
of character assassination.
For when a doctor lies
no student is safe.
Before the student can react
the doctor can escape.
With the help of co-workers
the guilty can stay masked.
While the administration
simply takes you to task.
For when a social worker
is jaded and corrupt,
access and accommodations
are easy to disrupt.
Another doctor can repeat
any lie about you
then legitimize the hoax
by calling it a review.
So if you become disabled on campus
the way it happened to me
you can be refused all help
and simply be turned away.
When administrators
take no responsibilty,
for school employee
criminality,
they become liars
with cowardly hearts
and will protect those
that do their parts.
The Unknown Student by © Al Wiggins Jr
Thursday, May 22, 2014
Operation WarChild - Part One
by Al Wiggins Jr
It's been a long time
since I've donned a fedora
and crept across the web
like a silent explorer.
Writing stories about a priest
who one day fell into Hell,
but at the time, those stories
didn't do so well.
But timing is everything
and wouldn't you know?
There's now a demand
for what I did years ago.
So I'm fixing and tweaking,
writing and proofreading.
Believe me, it's fun
and I'm far from done.
Behind the Veil of the Soul
I prepare things for you.
Just pay close attention
when I do what I do.
End of Part One
#OpWarChild Engaged
Thursday, January 30, 2014
The Karmic Boomerang Returns
The following post
was timed to coincide with
with the rising of
the Black Moon at 09:14pm
Eastern Standard Time:
Al Wiggins, Jr v. Bridgewater State College: Original complaint.pdf - https://t.co/f0s0ubZ6KZ #lawsuit #False imprisonment #CivilRights #law
— The Angry Taxpayer (@OccupyShame) January 31, 2014
may never occupy jail,
occupy prison
or occupy the pen,
but by the time
The Destroyers are done,
they will occupy shame."
Post by Thomas Dodd.
Al Wiggins Jr.
April 15, 2004
Operation Fedora
(#OpFedora)
Engaged
The Black Moon Portal
S.K.A.N.D.A.
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