Stanley Hilton

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Stanley G. Hilton is a San Francisco, California, based attorney, political scientist, and former chief of staff for Bob Dole.[citation needed]

Hilton gained notoriety and condemnation as a conspiracy theorist for filing a $7 billion class action lawsuit, in 2002, against United States President George W. Bush, members of his administration (including Condoleezza Rice, Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld) and others. The lawsuit supposedly had 400 plaintiffs including 14 families of 9/11 victims [1], with only two named plaintiffs. [2][3] The lawsuit alleged Bush administration complicity in allowing the September 11, 2001 attacks. The case was dismissed on Dec. 30, 2004, the judge ruling that US citizens do not have any right to sue a sitting President, based on the Doctrine of Sovereign Immunity; that the lawsuit "presents a non-justicable political question;" that the plaintiffs "lack standing to sue on behalf of all taxpayers;" that the plaintiffs "failed to establish the required causal connection between [their] alleged injuries and these defendants' conduct;" and that "deficiencies of the complaint could not be cured by amendment."

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[edit] Education and early life

Hilton is a native San Franciscan who graduated from Lowell High School(1967) in San Francisco, University of Chicago (BA 1971 and graduate school 1971-72), Duke University School of Law (JD 1975), and Harvard Business School (MBA 1979). He also attended Oxford University (in England, 1970) and JFK School of Government at Harvard University (1984-85). As his thesis paper in Political Science at the University of Chicago graduate school in 1971-72, Hilton wrote a thesis on how the American Presidency could be transformed into a military dictatorship via manipulation of public opinion, charismatic political leadership and a "Pearl Harbor-type false flag operation staged by the U.S. government itself and fraudulently presented to the public as a foreign attack on American soil." While at the University of Chicago, Hilton met and became acquainted with several other students who later joined the presidency of George W. Bush as members of the neo-conservative think tank PNAC (Project for a New American Century), such as Paul Wolfowitz.

[edit] Background

Stanley G. Hilton is the father of triplets born on June 24, 2002 (Geli, Carmen and Lukas Goumas). These triplets appeared with Hilton on the front page of the New York Times on January 20, 2006, in a story concerning the legalities and consequences of publicly releasing the identity of fertility donors to their recipients. Hilton represented the donor of his triplets' origin-ova in a defamation lawsuit filed against NBC, Jay Leno and The Tonight Show, in 2006, because Leno had ridiculed the donor before a national TV audience, as having combined her ova with the sperm of a dog to produce test-tube babies.

Hilton is known as 'Le Docteur' ("The Doctor") in some northern California circles, where he has been politically active as a Democratic "quasi-candidate and Gadfly" since the late 1970s. He has been particularly critical of the court system, calling courts "little more than glorified gambling casinos." He has also clashed with the State Bar of California, criticizing its policies and calling for its abolition as a corrupt and political "Potemkin Facade used to whitewash a hypocritical, tyrranical, corrupt and arbitrary legal system." He served on the Democratic Central Committee of San Mateo County in 2002-2003 but resigned because it was "just a milquetoast debating club."

Hilton, who speaks seven languages, ran as a Democrat for a seat on the Hillsborough, California school board in the November, 2005 election. Hilton's unsuccessful platform included the teaching of creationism[citation needed], the building of a new local public high school (the wealthy and mainly Republican town of Hillsborough has no public high school, as the parents of most students there are can easily afford to send their children to private schools), and criticism of the School Board for allowing Hillsborough property tax funds to be diverted to school districts in other cities.

Hilton worked for former US Senator Bob Dole (R-KS) as a Senate Minority Counsel and aide in Washington, D.C. in 1979–1980 and worked as Chief of Staff for California State Senator Dan O'Keefe in the California State Senate in Sacramento, in 1980–1981. In March 1981 Hilton championed the rights of Terry Allen, a beleaguered and obscure state entomologist, who maintained that the California "Medfly Crisis" in 1981 was a conspiracy of mismanagement and corruption orchestrated by then-California Governor Jerry Brown, Lt. Governor Gray Davis and other top state and federal officials who conspired to silence Allen and to violate his Freedom of Speech rights. Hilton later represented Allen as his attorney in a lawsuit filed against California state and federal officials (Allen v. Scribner et al.) which ran from 1981 to 1989 and which resulted in a victorious trial for Allen in Sacramento in 1989. In July 1981 Hilton led a mass mutiny of Senator O'Keefe's entire staff against the Senator. The whole staff mutinied and quit their jobs in protest over the Senator's seeking and accepting huge amounts of tainted campaign money in exchange for votes on legislation. This mutiny led to a FBI sting operation against several corrupt members of the California Legislature, and resulted in their ouster and arrest and prosecution. Hilton switched parties from Republican to Democrat in December 1981 and served as alternate delegate to San Mateo County (Calif.) Democratic Central Committee, in 2002-2003. He has also called for the FBI to run sting operations against all California judges and elected politicians.

Hilton has denounced the American political-electoral system as "a corrupt and hypocritical one-party Plutocracy with two faces, operating via camouflaged legalized bribery and masquerading as a genuine democracy" and has shown a decided criticism and intolerance toward any politico and judge who "accepts legalized bribes, i.e., campaign money, in exchange for votes on bills and judgments on lawsuits." He has attacked American politicos as "Kleptocrats, Remocrats-qua-Depublicans, poltroons, mediocrities and scoundrels, masquerading as virtuous and gifted public servants" and called most politically appointed judges "politically biased and incompetent third-rate intellects beholden mainly to their corrupt political and financial patrons and alter-egos." He has criticized the system of allowing state judges to campaign for judgeships and to raise campaign money, as candidates in Californa, "a disgrace of epic proportions" and has called for the "impeachment of all poliical hack judges who have no sense of even the slightest concept of justice." He has also denounced elected officials for enacting "an endless plethora of mindless and meaningless laws" and has quoted Plato: "The more laws that are enacted by a society, the more unjust that society is." He has also strongly lambasted policemen as "pseudo warriors intent on controlling every aspect of people's private lives through abuse of police power enacted by corrupt and incompetent politicians."

Stanley Hilton is also a published author, and has written four books, including an unauthorized biography [4], Bob Dole, American Political Phoenix (1988); Senator for Sale (1995), another biography which purports to reflect Hilton's deep animus towards Dole [5], Glass Houses (1998), about congressional sex scandals; and To Pay or Not to Pay (2003), a book championing debtors' rights against predatory creditors. He is currently working on a book about Bush's role in "orchestrating" the 9/11 and Iraq War disasters, entitled "Bush's Folly: Why America Slept." He is also working on a book called "American Folly: From Osama to Obama," in which book he lays out the evidence that Osama Bin Laden was really killed in 1998 and then used as a phantom boogeyman by Bush to scare the American people into believing that 9/11 was a foreign Arab plot; in this book he also ridicules current President Barack Obama as an ineffectual "face man" with no idea on how to get the USA out of the worst econiomic War since the Great Depression and he calls for radical steps including: abolishing the income tax and IRS and replacing them with a national sales tax and National Department of Sales; (2) nationalizing all banks; (3) having the U.S. Mint print massive amounts of new paper money and distributing a "National Dividend" of $ 50,000 to each American citizen "to stimulate the economy;" (4) raising high tariff barriers against foreign overseas competitors, particularly against China and Japan, and (5) abolishing NAFTA and other "free trade panaceas which are really 'slave trade' by robbing Americans of their jobs." Hilton asks "Why are 90 percent of all goods sold in the USA "made in China" and why US government policy has become "the handmaiden of the Chinese Reds."

Hilton is a public speaker and member of Toastmasters International. Hilton tutored Harvard undergraduate students from 1978 to 1979, and later taught political science as an adjunct professor at Golden Gate University in San Francisco from 1991 to 1996. While a student at Duke Law School in 1974 and 1975 Hilton challenged the administration of the university that was endowed by the Duke Family's tobacco fortune to eliminate smoking from classrooms and public places. The school thereafter banned smoking in classrooms.

Hilton maintains a strong scholarly interest in fascist and totalitarian social systems, particularly that of the Third Reich under Adolf Hitler, and in charismatic political leaders. On August 20, 1981, in Munich, Germany, Hilton interviewed Albert Speer, the armaments minister and chief architect of Nazi Germany, under Adolf Hitler. Speer acted as Hitler's closest personal friend, assistant, confidante and wartime armaments minister. Hilton was the last person to complete an interview with Speer, who died in London on September 1, 1981. In the Munich interview with Hilton, Speer praised Hitler as "brilliant and clever, except when 'The Demons' got to him" and compared Hitler favorably with then-U.S. President Ronald Reagan, noting that "these men were both very good actors".

Hilton has been a lifetime ardent supporter of animal rights and maintains that animal rights should be officially recognized in law courts, that killing any animal should be permanently banned by law, and that owners and sponsors of neglected and abused animals, and lawyers representing such creatures, should be given legal standing to sue perpetrators of animal abuse in a court of law, and to ban any killing of any animal under any circumstances. He has called meat eating "more noxious than tobacco smoking" and has called for a total ban on all meat products.[citation needed]

Hilton has also called for a total ban on all tobacco products. He has also been a vocal critic of divorce courts and has lambasted the legal system for "allowing and encouraging divorce on demand." He has called divorce "an American plague" and has called for a ban on divorce.

[edit] 9/11 class action suit

On May 22, 2002, Hilton filed a federal lawsuit against President George W. Bush and members of the Administration on behalf of victims of the September 11th attacks.

The lawsuit alleges Mr. Bush and his "Rasputin-like Vice President Dick Cheney" personally gave his imprimatur to execute the 9/11 plot; intentionally and knowingly caused and allowed the events of 9/11 to proceed "in absentia" by issuing an order to the US Air Force to inexplicably "stand down" and not scramble F-16 fighter planes to intercept the four hijacked airliners on the morning of Sep. 11 2001; that Bush Administration officials, for political reasons, willfully and/or negligently ignored a plethora of warnings shortly before 9/11/01, from multiple foreign intelligence sources and heads of state, e.g., Egypt, Russia, Libya, et al., regarding an imminent Bojinka-style plot to attack American landmarks using hijacked airliners. Hilton also alleges that the four hijacked airliners were controlled by remote control "Global Hawk"-type conspirators inside the US military from the ground, who controlled the flight paths of the supposedly hijacked 757 planes via satellite singlas and triangulation, and not by the alleged hijackers themselves, whom he claims were "just patsies in the employ of the US Intelligence Agencies as double agents"; (The Bush Administration has denied receiving warnings containing any specific information about the impending attacks, and Hilton was not allowed by a "political judge" to offer any evidence of complicity by U.S. officials in the 9/11 attacks and was banned from performing any legal discovery in the case, which he called "a shameful political-judicial stand down order.")

The Hilton-9/11 case was summarily dismissed by a federal court judge in late 2004 on grounds that a sitting president and his cabinet officers are immune from any civil lawsuits for any acts done in office. Hilton maintains he was not allowed to do any discovery by the court despite the "supposed right of every citizen to use the courts as a tool to determine Truth, Justice and The American Way." Hilton claims that Bush, Cheney and the Republican Party can be sued after leaving office in 2009 and has calle them "traitors who declared political, military and economic war against the American nation" while sitting at the highest levels of government. He has called for Senate and Congressional investigations into "what really happened on 9/11" and has ridiculed the official government "puppet whitewash committee" for its "shamefully inchoate review" of the incidents. Hilton also represented a former wife of one of the alleged 9/11 hijackers, who died under mysterious circumstances after being allegedly harassed by the CIA and FBI "both before and after 9/11". He has also maintained that the CIA operates clandestinely and illegally within the USA and has continuously recruited and attempted to recruit Arab-Americans and Arabs as "puppet double agents" and then used them as political patsies and scapegoats for the Bush regime's own wrongdoings.

Hilton maintains that Bush "orchestrated the events of 9/11 in order to justify a pointless war in Iraq and Afghanistan." He has also sharply criticized the government's official account of the killing of Pat Tillman, the former NFL football star who joined the Army to fight for Bush, and has maintained that the government deliberately "covered up the intentional murder of Tillman by 'friendly fire' in order to create a Poster Boy for Bush's Folly." He has also ridiculed the government's "inexhaustible repertoire of propaganda fairy tale" about other celebrity "pseudo-heroes and foot soldiers for Bush's Folly."

Hilton has maintained that "political appointee judges" appointed by Bush have conspired to "keep the lid on the real story of what really happened on 9/11," by routinely banning and dismissing any anti-Bush lawsuit aimed at ferreting out "true facts about 9/11 and Bush's phony wars in Afghanistan and Iraq." He is currently working on a book about Bush's role in "orchestrating" the 9/11 and Afghani-Iraq War disasters, entitled "Bush's Folly: Why America Slept." He has also maintained that the real Osama Bin Ladin was killed in 1998 znd that the Bushites deliberately perpetrated a phony boogeyman campaign against a "phantom dead man" to justify pointless wars of extermination against Afghanistan and Iraq. He has pointed out that Osama has not been found desiupte the nprevalence of spy satellites "which can pick up a license plate anywhere in the world," and that the Bush conspirators deliberately conconcted the "Myth of Osama" in order to justify a "Reich-style fire" pseudo-event to justify their "war crimes and wars of aggression and extermination and oil mongering in the Middle East."

[edit] Alleged harassment and criticism

Stanley Hilton alleges that he has been unduly harassed by governmental and non-governmental personnel and the state bar of California since the inception of his lawsuit against President Bush, in retaliation for his exercise of his First Amendment right to freedom of speech.

[edit] Perspective

Hilton admires only a handful of political leaders and has called the "noxious national culture of political correctness" a "handmaiden of McCarthyite witchhunting." He has been particularly critical of the "hounding out of office" of former Harvard University president Lawrence Summers for "daring to criticize the abilities and roles of women as scholars."

Hilton has sharply criticized the American court and jury system and is particularly critical of its "unpredictable and unreliable, arbitrary nature." Although exceptional as a trial lawyer himself, he has condemned the "Newtonian System of American Law, in which 'For every judicial opinion on a given subject, there is an equal and opposite opinion."

Hilton has also criticized professional sports heroes and policemen as "icons of a national madness of misguided idolatry and misplaced search for heroes in a hero-less society."

[edit] Quote

Regarding the 9/11 suit against the Bush administration, Stanley Hilton allegedly declared that "No president or his mindless myrmidons should be absolutely immune from law and accountability in court to citizens victimized by his incompetence, malfeasance and/or misfeasance." Ridiculing the war in Iraq as "Bush's Folly," he has argued that "If the courts had allowed the Truth come out as to what really happened on 9/11, we would not be fighting our own shadows mindlessly in Iraq today." He has called the War in Iraq "genocide against Arabs and a fig leaf for setting up permanent US military bases in the Middle East, primarily because of Oil and Israel."

[edit] See also

[edit] References

  1. ^ Moliver, Nina (2002, June 27). "Bush's Shadowy Regime Hides Saudi Connections". The Jewish Advocate. 
  2. ^ "Stanley Hilton Lawsuit, Plaintiffs' Status Conference Statement". http://911review.org/Wiki/StanleyHiltonLawsuit.shtml. 
  3. ^ "Stanley Hilton's phony 9/11 lawsuit". http://www.oilempire.us/hilton.html. 
  4. ^ Warner, Margaret Garrard (1988, February 22). "Dole: A Lone Wolf". Newsweek. 
  5. ^ Goodrich, Chris, (1995, November 1). "Senator for Sale: An Unauthorized Biography of Bob Dole by Stanley G. Hilton". Los Angeles Times. 

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