Given the nature of the current legal investigation and associated proceedings, I am not in a position to speak about the most current developments in relation to the ongoing corruption and substandard medical-mental health care/practices at The Arizona State Hospital. But suffice it to say, things are well in the works. Beware Rat Bastards one and all. And never say I didn't warn you.
1) Both of these stern looking fellows are ancestors of mine. The cat on the right, General Andrew Calhoun Pickens, was Scottish-Irish, born (1739) and RAISED
in Pennsylvania and South Carolina, and was a decorated officer in the American Revolution, amongst other things; and the man on the left, Chief Edmond Pickens, was of Chickasaw heritage, born (1789) and raised in Mississippi when that region was termed "indian country" by the federal government, and he in time served as the first elected leader of the Chickasaw Nation. As many PEOPLE know, a number of prominent American citizens of Scottish heritage married into the Cherokee, Chickasaw, and Choctaw tribes following the Revolution, therein lying the early history of my immediate family on the paternal side.
in Pennsylvania and South Carolina, and was a decorated officer in the American Revolution, amongst other things; and the man on the left, Chief Edmond Pickens, was of Chickasaw heritage, born (1789) and raised in Mississippi when that region was termed "indian country" by the federal government, and he in time served as the first elected leader of the Chickasaw Nation. As many PEOPLE know, a number of prominent American citizens of Scottish heritage married into the Cherokee, Chickasaw, and Choctaw tribes following the Revolution, therein lying the early history of my immediate family on the paternal side. 
I share these images and my associated family history for one key reason. It is in direct honor of my family in general that I carry on my work today. The history therein is rich. We the Pickens family are far better than any of the Rat Bastards being exposed at this time. It's just that simple.
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