I spoke at the December 2024 Norman Public Schools meeting. Their yearly budget exceeds $200 million. The next day, NPS sent police to the place of my residence to ban me from a board meeting venue and a high school where I volunteered at a debate tournament. This is a misdemeanor per Oklahoma Open Meeting Act §314, and violates the First Amendment. It was protected speech. Police arrived when I was showering. I stepped out in a towel. They did not initially permit me back inside to get dressed. I went anyway. Police talked about whether I would return with a firearm. They had false information about my actions the day before. I said that banning me from the meeting venue violates the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act.
Ryan Walters is investigated by Attorney General Gentner Drummond at the OSDE. I spoke to them about Revelation 9 describing a star of David descending at Alma oilfield, Abadan north of the Persian Gulf.
Drummond runs for Governor and investigates the state school board. He did not respond when I reported school board crime to him. I downloaded a complaint form from his website, filled it out with specific references to statute, and delivered it to Drummond’s offices in a suit and tie with evidence: a USPS certified letter from NPS. I was not allowed indoors; a patrolman came to the door to collect the criminal complaint and the evidence; I handed them to him. He said he would take them to the appropriate place.
I never heard back from Gentner regarding NPS using police to commit crime under color of law. A man with a $20 name stomps the yard when Ryan Walters is gone and claims to enforce the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act.
Drummond did not police Norman PD and weeks later, I was attacked on Good Friday while praying by myself in a room with a locked door. The attacker called 911 and when Norman PD arrived, I was peeing in a bathroom. Police did not observe me commit any crimes, yet they kicked in the bathroom door. I saw a weapon drawn. They handcuffed me and did not charge me with a crime or question me. They did not take me to a police facility at all. Norman PD, about whom I had filed a criminal complaint to Drummond, took me in custody to a mental hospital where I was injected repeatedly and held against my will for weeks without shoes and without being taken before a judge. That is a violation of habeas corpus.
Gentner is a wickedness in a state crossed by a dark railroad to unlikely reality: for all his un-Christian hardheartedness toward Catholic immigrant kids, Ryan Walters respected a lawfulness in rendering law “flexible enough” as Alfred P. Murrah might say, not simply ignoring legal responsibility as the Attorney General has. Law is not justice. Good judgment establishes justice contrary to law, in accordance with the law, in truth and by the natural power of fact.
When I regained my senses after being knocked out by the first injection, I went to an employee in the mental hospital and could barely move my face. I was given a crayon.
Over the course of weeks, I was not taken before a judge. I was injected without receiving documentation detailing the substances injected. They said I was court-ordered but they never took me before a judge or showed me a court order. I saw multiple patients in the mental hospital have seizures and be treated by other patients and a janitor. I was not medically evaluated for about two weeks, and my first comments to a doctor lasted seconds before he accused me of having grandiosity when I told him about me being on television. He did not medically evaluate me at any point at the mental hospital. He stayed in the back, away from patients. I called 911 repeatedly and said that I was being held against my will yet not being medically evaluated by a doctor nor taken before a judge. You might determine my precise words based on recordings.
A state AG did not enforce law where a school district and police force willfully broke state and federal law.
I spoke at the December 2024 Norman Public Schools meeting. Their yearly budget exceeds $200 million. The next day, NPS sent police to the place of my residence to ban me from a board meeting venue and a high school where I volunteered at a debate tournament. This is a misdemeanor per Oklahoma Open Meeting Act §314, and violates the First Amendment. It was protected speech. Police arrived when I was showering. I stepped out in a towel. They did not initially permit me back inside to get dressed. I went anyway. Police talked about whether I would return with a firearm. They had false information about my actions the day before. I said that banning me from the meeting venue violates the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act.
Ryan Walters is investigated by Attorney General Gentner Drummond at the OSDE. I spoke to them about Revelation 9 describing a star of David descending at Alma oilfield, Abadan north of the Persian Gulf.
Drummond runs for Governor and investigates the state school board. He did not respond when I reported school board crime to him. I downloaded a complaint form from his website, filled it out with specific references to statute, and delivered it to Drummond’s offices in a suit and tie with evidence: a USPS certified letter from NPS. I was not allowed indoors; a patrolman came to the door to collect the criminal complaint and the evidence; I handed them to him. He said he would take them to the appropriate place.
I never heard back from Gentner regarding NPS using police to commit crime under color of law. A man with a $20 name stomps the yard when Ryan Walters is gone and claims to enforce the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act.
Drummond did not police Norman PD and weeks later, I was attacked on Good Friday while praying by myself in a room with a locked door. The attacker called 911 and when Norman PD arrived, I was peeing in a bathroom. Police did not observe me commit any crimes, yet they kicked in the bathroom door. I saw a weapon drawn. They handcuffed me and did not charge me with a crime or question me. They did not take me to a police facility at all. Norman PD, about whom I had filed a criminal complaint to Drummond, took me in custody to a mental hospital where I was injected repeatedly and held against my will for weeks without shoes and without being taken before a judge. That is a violation of habeas corpus.
Gentner is a wickedness in a state crossed by a dark railroad to unlikely reality: for all his un-Christian hardheartedness toward Catholic immigrant kids, Ryan Walters respected a lawfulness in rendering law “flexible enough” as Alfred P. Murrah might say, not simply ignoring legal responsibility as the Attorney General has. Law is not justice. Good judgment establishes justice contrary to law, in accordance with the law, in truth and by the natural power of fact.
When I regained my senses after being knocked out by the first injection, I went to an employee in the mental hospital and could barely move my face. I was given a crayon.
Over the course of weeks, I was not taken before a judge. I was injected without receiving documentation detailing the substances injected. They said I was court-ordered but they never took me before a judge or showed me a court order. I saw multiple patients in the mental hospital have seizures and be treated by other patients and a janitor. I was not medically evaluated for about two weeks, and my first comments to a doctor lasted seconds before he accused me of having grandiosity when I told him about me being on television. He did not medically evaluate me at any point at the mental hospital. He stayed in the back, away from patients. I called 911 repeatedly and said that I was being held against my will yet not being medically evaluated by a doctor nor taken before a judge. You might determine my precise words based on recordings.
A state AG did not enforce law where a school district and police force willfully broke state and federal law.
Arya Azma