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UNITED STATES DISTRIC'p COURT ~N~LL~ DISTRICT OF p;~ JERSEY

PHILIp R. BELPASSO i CIVIL ACTION NO:

Plaintiff, : COMPLAINT FOR:

i DRUG WAR "PRODUCTION" MURDER. HIGH TREASON ORGANIZATION, N.O.R.M.I.. CONSPIRACy TO OVER TOWN OF FAIR LAWN THROW THE GOVER~ENT Defendants, OF THE UNITED STATES INTIMIDATION OF STATE WITNESS FOR NBI JERSEY

Plaintiff and this author, Philip R. Belpasso, is the father who's daughter was attending the Fair tawn school system, Plaintiff is a naturalized citizen of the United S-ates, born in Hackensack, New Jersey, April 5, 1947. At all tine re evant to this complaint plaintiff was a witness for ths Superior Court of the State of New Jersey as recorded and filed by Court clerk John M. Mayson (Feb. 3, 11:24 n.M., 1987). The complaint states there is a Criminal organization operating in the town of Fair Lawn (act 18 U.S.C. 1961 Et seq. RICO) and persons "sane of whic~ are now dead from suicide and murder" were being intoxicated and r~~ipulated by an organization. Plaintiff who is a Born Again Christiin is and was straight sober in a town siege by a national cult calling them splves N.O.M.t.K who have been processing euphoria drugs ad controlling the population.

JURISDIC?ION

The defendant, N.O.R.M...T,. (N.4TI3NAL ORGANIZATION FOR THE REFORM OF MARIJUANA LAWS), at tirr~s relevant to this action they were located 14-08 River Road, Fair Lawn,New Jerss~, thc~y are guilty of conspiracy to over throw the United States Govesnnent~ obstruction of Justice, murder .

The defendant, THE TOWN OF FAIR L2~WN, is guilty of U.S. code 42:1985 conspiracy to deprive protection under law, as stated in fourteenth arrendment of the U.S. Constitution, "nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal prctection of the laws." Also the witness security reform act of 1984, 18:3521 which gives protection by attorney General when criminal coerci3n is formally alleged against an organization which may be susl~icted t3 be infiltrating the local authorities. Aid and abetting enemies of the United States of Am2rica, Negligence is no excuse for lack of ~;ty during tirre of war. Sleeping on duty is death penalty. President ~3nald Reagan and George Bush have both declared war on drug production. Fact town of Fair Lawn threw taxation, tips, pay off, has profited from this organization being

chemical which were used i" the Production cyanogen bromide which is the salip chemicalone SUCh chemical was

million Jewish people and also the substance which was found in trace used by Nazis to kill four

quality in two grapes from Chile which prompted the F.D.A. to band all fruits from that Nation.

This laboratory was within a few hundred feet west "up wind" of the Fair Lawn town hall, public 1ibrary and school, the fun~s of the process had the power to intericate persons within a mile radius or the drug production facility. At all tinx~ relevant to this action Fair Lawn police and town officials were to some degree intoxicated by this drug process and cult. This accusation is supported by a stater~nt 'Mde by the Chief of Police to 'eporters "We certainly didn't have any prior knowledge of it, from what we've learned so far , they've been in town for about a year."

Plaintiff is Philip R. Belpasso this author who is also the person who filed the Superior Court complaint rrentioned above. All complaints were filed because of observation plaintiff r~de after returning from a long stay at Cambridge Mass. where plaintiff worked on the federal case "N~rmber Nine" Civil action No. 83-2268D Honorable Dickinson R. Debevoise, heard in this same court, filed June 9, 1983 Philip R. Belpasso is also the founder of the Philapolis foundation who's function is to bring world harmony by the installation of a scientific calendar to be used by the United Nation. This foundation is based on intellectual concept which the use of drugs destroys.

Plaintiff is a graduate of William Paterson New Jersey State College, and son of 3ohn Belpasso Public Safety Engineer license no. 16925 N.J. also member civil defense Bergen County, N.J., plaintiff is a stead fast duty bound civil defense advocate to protect the people and the nation from this organization which would destroys the minds of the people.

The Plaintiff also filed a complaint with the town hall which was heard by Honorable Judge Allan Harris. However the cor~laint which state: that there is a corrupt organization in the town was ignored by the town. in stead said town intimidated the state witness as if the authority in said town were either willingly or under control of the organization.

The fact is that the town of Fair Lawn is involved in a Federal conspiracy case in which the drug laboratory has been found in said town next to and up wind from the Judge's chambers at town hall. Also the fact that the Fair Lawn police nor the court in said town were responsible for the apprehension of two member of an organization trying to intoxication and or poisoning the populous of our nation by the use of cyanogen bromide "chemical war fair' air~d at our vital scarce water supply.

It is reasonable to their presurr~ that their first targets are the bars which are attended by ~Frsons who take drugs and would be lest