My daughter spotted in Walmart

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My daughter, Alexis and her estranged mother were spotted in Walmart on 03/7/16 by a friend
and recognized her from my looks and photograph. Then he walked up to her mother and asked her if this is his friend's daughter. She seemed stunned and muted and asked him who is his friend and he mentioned my name. Then he asked her if its OK to photograph Alexis and she reluctantly agreed. In the process, Bernardo asked Alexis where her father was and she said he is in Africa. Of course, this not true and I do not blame Alexis.  It's clear that my daughter is being spoon-fed and use as a pawn. The good thing is that Alexis is all grown up and has my happy soul shinning through in her. The last time I saw Alexis was November 2nd, 2012. The last time I saw Alexis was November 2nd, 2016.

Legal Immigration Reform

So far, the politicians have only vented about reforming illegal immigration. What about a comprehensive legal immigration reform to make the system more family-oriented to support America’s highly trumpeted family-value’s doctrine!  For instance, reduce the number of years from 5 to 3 or less that Permanent Residents have to wait before sponsoring a spouse or apply for citizenship.  My first beneficiary waited 3 painful long years while I fiercely fought the bureaucracy to bring her to America. The process dragged on for a year and then came 9/11 which “changed everything” at least according to my elected representatives though nothing was changed. As expected, my spouse blamed me for not taking the “relationship seriously” and moved on. The current system is old, fundamentally skewed, and anti-family. We need a comprehensive legal immigration inform.  bit.ly/1R5PzXi

My first democratic election vote

Believe it or not, my mother raised ten children in this shack-like house in one of Africa's remote villages. An immigrant's Path from Cameroon to America

http://bit.ly/1R5PzXi.  I first voted in a democratic and free election in 2008 American presidential election. I was born and raised in Cameroon during the Ahidjo dictatorship and migrated to America at age 21.  In 2008, President Obama inherited an economy that was losing 500,000-800,000 jobs per month with and a ten percent Unemployment rate and a steadily decimating auto industry. Gas prices were near $4 per gallon coupled with massive housing crises caused by a precipitous collapse of financial markets.  Millions of Americans ultimately lost over $2 trillion in retirement benefits.  I lost $50,000.  Fifty or more Americans were being killed or seriously wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan each month.  They was a general discontent throughout the country as America faced one of its worst recessions since reconstruction.  China was rising and America’s role in the world was in doubt.  Whether you agree with President Obama or not and irrespective of your political persuasion; what a difference 7 years make.  

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In February 2013, I filed a Small Claims case in Portland District court and waited for a Hearing Notice mail to me. This is standard procedure. Then the unthinkable happened. I received a formed memo from the court stating that the case was dismissed because plaintiff and defendant did not appear. I was levied because I did not receive a Hearing Notice and have lived in the same address for over 18 years. I requested that the case be rescheduled but the court denied because their records show that "a Hearing Notice was sent to your mailing address." This is blatantly false. A Hearing Notice was not mailed to me and its no coincidence that both parties did not appear. It’s also logical to assume that the court’s deceptive behavior is inextricably linked to a previous controversial judgment that granted full custody of my 3 year-old daughter to my spiteful ex-wife.  She told the court that I abused and threatened to kill them; the court completely agreed and ordered that I pick up my daughter in front of Portland public library on Saturday for two hours without supervision and on one Sunday per month with supervision. They currently live in seclusion. I refused to honor the Order and sent the court angry memos. Clearly, the court retaliated. I have not seen my daughter in three years and don't expect to see her any time soon. This is the same court that prides itself as a beacon of justice. The court's behavior is manipulative and mercurial and I am ashamed to call myself a Mainer.