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		<title>By: blog Briana Lee</title>
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		<title>By: Beverly Prather</title>
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		<dc:creator>Beverly Prather</dc:creator>
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		<description>I have been fighting a workplace rape case for five years. 

Maybe I was the last to know that it is the federal govenment,  and the federal courts allowing corporations to rape women.

I was sure that was against the law,  but,  in five years,  I can not get the government to enforce the laws that we have.

I filed US Code with every govt office there is,   I filed Federal Statute law with the Federal Court.    

It is a federal crime to rape women in the worplace.     The DOJ tells me they &quot;lack jurisdiction&quot;   to prosecute a man that raped more than a dozen women before me.

I am sure the workplace is federal jurisdiction,  Title 18 Section 245 Federally Protected Activities.

I am sure workplace rape is a federal crime,  A federal court judge tells me that it is not.    He is wrong.

The USCA for the Third Circuit,  tells me a private corporation can rape the contract labor in the workplace.

That violates constitutional law and federal statute law.

So far,  the only thing that counts is the money of a privately held corporation that is protecting a rapist.

Under the laws that we have right now,  no woman should have to leave her job,   because she was raped by the boss.

If your boss raped YOU,  would you have to quit your job?   &quot;litigate&quot;  THAT  for years?


In the course of the past five years,  I learned that thousands and thousands of women are raped in the workplace each year.

Why?   Why is the government and the federal courts processing thousands of workplace rape cases each year without ever taking ONE rapist out of the workplace and sending him to prison?

I suspect it has to do with MONEY.

When the government is allowing corporations to rape women,   I am certain that the government is getting paid from those deep corporate pockets.

Why are thousands of women forced out of work by rapists?,   many of the EEOC charges,  and Federal Court charges,  name the same assailant in case after case.

I have a hard time believing that the government does not know where the rapists are ,   but,  they are still in business,  while thousands of women are forced out of work.


When the DOJ tells me they &quot;lack jurisdiction&quot;    to simply arrest and prosecute a man that raped more than a dozen women before me,   in the workplace....

but if he raped a woman at Wal-Mart,  the DOJ would be all over that.

My guess is the only reason is,  MONEY,  big corporate money,  and,  I am sure the raped women are not getting that money,   

My guess is your UNCLE SAM is collecting on each of these workplace rape cases that get   &quot;dismissed&quot;,  &quot;closed&quot;,  &quot;sealed&quot;,  &quot;denied&quot;, or &quot;adjudicated&quot; or sent to 
the shredder by the Federal Court system.

Does the federal government know that it is a federal crime to rape women in the workplace?    YES

I faxed the US Code to every government office,  to include,  the White House.

This one man,  rapes women,  in public,  in the workplace,  more than a dozen before me...

You would think the government would be a little concerned about that...

There not.  

The Federal Court was not real concerned about that either,  and I am sure workplace rape is a violation of federal law.

The way I was treated,  you would think it is a federal crime to sue a corporation.

Force settlements,  non-disclosure agreements,  &quot;arbitration&quot;  awards,  why are lawsuits against corporations subject to &quot;mediation,  arbitration,  settlements that require  &quot;non-disclosure&quot;   that the man raped you.

Why is America protecting her rapists,  rather than her women?

Beverly Prather</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have been fighting a workplace rape case for five years. </p>
<p>Maybe I was the last to know that it is the federal govenment,  and the federal courts allowing corporations to rape women.</p>
<p>I was sure that was against the law,  but,  in five years,  I can not get the government to enforce the laws that we have.</p>
<p>I filed US Code with every govt office there is,   I filed Federal Statute law with the Federal Court.    </p>
<p>It is a federal crime to rape women in the worplace.     The DOJ tells me they &#8220;lack jurisdiction&#8221;   to prosecute a man that raped more than a dozen women before me.</p>
<p>I am sure the workplace is federal jurisdiction,  Title 18 Section 245 Federally Protected Activities.</p>
<p>I am sure workplace rape is a federal crime,  A federal court judge tells me that it is not.    He is wrong.</p>
<p>The USCA for the Third Circuit,  tells me a private corporation can rape the contract labor in the workplace.</p>
<p>That violates constitutional law and federal statute law.</p>
<p>So far,  the only thing that counts is the money of a privately held corporation that is protecting a rapist.</p>
<p>Under the laws that we have right now,  no woman should have to leave her job,   because she was raped by the boss.</p>
<p>If your boss raped YOU,  would you have to quit your job?   &#8220;litigate&#8221;  THAT  for years?</p>
<p>In the course of the past five years,  I learned that thousands and thousands of women are raped in the workplace each year.</p>
<p>Why?   Why is the government and the federal courts processing thousands of workplace rape cases each year without ever taking ONE rapist out of the workplace and sending him to prison?</p>
<p>I suspect it has to do with MONEY.</p>
<p>When the government is allowing corporations to rape women,   I am certain that the government is getting paid from those deep corporate pockets.</p>
<p>Why are thousands of women forced out of work by rapists?,   many of the EEOC charges,  and Federal Court charges,  name the same assailant in case after case.</p>
<p>I have a hard time believing that the government does not know where the rapists are ,   but,  they are still in business,  while thousands of women are forced out of work.</p>
<p>When the DOJ tells me they &#8220;lack jurisdiction&#8221;    to simply arrest and prosecute a man that raped more than a dozen women before me,   in the workplace&#8230;.</p>
<p>but if he raped a woman at Wal-Mart,  the DOJ would be all over that.</p>
<p>My guess is the only reason is,  MONEY,  big corporate money,  and,  I am sure the raped women are not getting that money,   </p>
<p>My guess is your UNCLE SAM is collecting on each of these workplace rape cases that get   &#8220;dismissed&#8221;,  &#8220;closed&#8221;,  &#8220;sealed&#8221;,  &#8220;denied&#8221;, or &#8220;adjudicated&#8221; or sent to<br />
the shredder by the Federal Court system.</p>
<p>Does the federal government know that it is a federal crime to rape women in the workplace?    YES</p>
<p>I faxed the US Code to every government office,  to include,  the White House.</p>
<p>This one man,  rapes women,  in public,  in the workplace,  more than a dozen before me&#8230;</p>
<p>You would think the government would be a little concerned about that&#8230;</p>
<p>There not.  </p>
<p>The Federal Court was not real concerned about that either,  and I am sure workplace rape is a violation of federal law.</p>
<p>The way I was treated,  you would think it is a federal crime to sue a corporation.</p>
<p>Force settlements,  non-disclosure agreements,  &#8220;arbitration&#8221;  awards,  why are lawsuits against corporations subject to &#8220;mediation,  arbitration,  settlements that require  &#8220;non-disclosure&#8221;   that the man raped you.</p>
<p>Why is America protecting her rapists,  rather than her women?</p>
<p>Beverly Prather</p>
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