Systems Task Force

Purpose: To organize the human species to act as One.
We achieve this by transforming how Modern Western Culture values and relates to Time.

Master Sergeant Leroy A. Petry, U.S. Army (Ret.) — Medal of Honor Recipient

The Prince of Time: Command

The Honorable Don Currier:
Commanding General (Ret.)

Rear Admiral (Ret.) Malcolm Cree CBE

Dave Lucchetti

Ari Emanuel: Hollywood Superagent

Active Investigations: CA State Bar, DC Bar, 9th Circuit Judicial Council

Federal Cases:

  1. Eswaran v. Newsom et al.(9th Circuit Mandamus 26-438): Censorship & Suppression of solutions to recidivism and prison guard suicide in the CA Prison System, CDCR.
  2. Eswaran v. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (9th Circuit Mandamus 26-438): Environmental protection and Authority concerning the historic American River in Sacramento, CA.
  3. Eswaran v. Awoniyi (Under 9th Circuit Judicial Review: 25-6072): Judicial Accountability and Access to Justice.

The Judiciary: The Prince of Time became formally recognized by Federal Judge Consuelo Maria Callahan on 11/15/24 for establishing universal human rights with 30 youth imprisoned inside the criminal justice system.

We have engaged with the Sacramento Superior Court, the CA Judicial Council, CA Supreme Court, the Eastern District Court of CA, the CA State Bar, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, The US Supreme Court, and the Bar Council of the United Kingdom.

Military Systems: We are now working to ensure the mental health of all veterans + US Armed Forces preparedness through Electronic Health Record Innovations at the forefront of quantum mechanics and neuroscience.

Prison Systems: California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitations. We are transforming the structure of the prison system to simultaneously address prison guard suicide rates and recidivism rates.

Education Systems: We initiated a school wide positive mental health program with Brookfield Private School. Brookfield is a K-8th grade educational system located in Sacramento, California.

Our task force worked with 700 children and 26 teachers at Oakdale Elementary in the Twin Rivers School District. Over 90% of the student population are under the poverty line. There are high rates of gun violence, homelessness, prostitution, and drugs surrounding the school environment.