LUIS D. PEREZ W-33937
NCCI - GARDNER
500 Colony Rd., P.O. Box 466
http./betweenthebars.org/350/

September 4th, 2014

Hon. Barack H. Obama
The President of the United States
THE WHITE HOUSE
1600 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20500

Dear Mr. President:

I do not expect you to write me back, but I am writing this letter in connection to the Criminal Justice System in America. People with the law enforcement community are indeed very indifferent to the problem because crime itself has become one of the greatest economic resources that secure jobs in America.

Enclosed please find a copy of the article "Lock Up, U.S.A." and my personal Poem/Poetry reflecting those feelings. Sooner or later the root/cause of the problems has to surface for the better of the country.

Here in Massachusetts, minorities have become a majority across the board within the prison population. The selecting prosecution and racial profiling is a touching subject. If a person commits a crime they have to be arrested, bout on the other hand, minorities have been arrested and convicted by regional areas more than the rest of the counties on this State (primarily 7 counties).

The Court System of Massachusetts has been found guilty of Racial Bias against minorities by the higher court in the state and the process itself has been diverted with other high criminal trials that is taking the public attention. while this practice is taking place, the Civil Right Division of the U.S. Department of Justice is playing an indifferent role for many years.

Mr. President,

I am hoping that you read my website "Betweenthebar.org" for further information on this matter. In particular, now, when I saw you in a press conference saying that "We have to look into the root-causing of crime in America."

Please keep in mind that we have a gun culture that filtered weapons into the community. I tis easier for young people in the street to rent an illegal gun, that it is for an adult to buy one.

Mr. President, crime in America should not be a business. This is a growing problem we need to address to safeguard our children within the school system. Studying the prison subculture and creating consciousness of responsibilities would improve conditions to deflecting the business mentality.

Please note that I am convicted of murder who loves America and I regret being in prison, but I am placing my 43 years of incarceration and experience at your disposal,

Respectfully yours,

Luis D. Perez W33937

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THE UNITED STATES IS HOLDING THE LARGEST PRISON POPULATION IN THE WORLD

The Walls, My Friend and Me

My worse enemy
turns out to be
my trusted friend,
talking to the walls.

High class prison fence
human rights on display
crime and business underway.

Spring days are falling
from April to May,
important passing days
over the years they all
become the same.

There is no Christmas
or birthdays, 365 days
without Sundays or holidays.

Decades of dying loved ones,
releasing the emotions which
bleed out on papers.
The silent pain is raising
memories of the youth.

The comparison of Justice,
the Gulag and the business
between oppression and job security.
The physical death or
Dying by age, they both
are the same.

While I was talking to my
friendly walls, social
species is being experimented
on by two different Gulags.

Job security, concrete souls,
through the bars,
I see America, sucked the
breath out of me.

Torture and physiological
punishment are human rights
violation, unbearable cold
cell doors, suffocating chains
waiting for my death.

Socialists and Democrats have their
own Gulags, one finished life
fasted and terrorizes the public,
while the other one published the
terrible crimes. Increases the
prison population to create
jobs without conscience.

HYPOCRITES,
corrupted governments
mutation functions
and arrogance are the
ingredients of modern
GULAGS

Gang culture reflects
multiple nations,
gangsters in power are
running the country,
while we are seeing freedom
through the flying birds
and talking to the walls

The Walls, My Friend and Me.

By Luis D. Preez
NCCI Gardner
http./betweenthebars.org/350