Impact on Interstate US Commerce
From The Allen Laws
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Federal Taxpayer Fraud
Federal Taxpayers have paid out monetary damages to cover bad loans which were extended to Shadowdancers LLC for the following companies, defaulted in direct relationship to this kidnapping and ransom by the State of Texas and The State of Oklahoma:
- American Express Centurion Bank
- American Express Card Services
- Citibank
- Capitol One
- MBNA America
- AT&T Universal
The damage of such major commercial Interstate loss directly resultant from a criminal failure to enforce fundamental 14th Amendment rights and protections due the proven and sworn father of the abducted child, and loss resultant from such purposeful criminal defamation of over $1,000,000 USD ($120,000/yr from 2001 to 2010). Such damages, in addition to loss of prior relationships with firms including Tech Data, Ingram Micro, D&H Distribution, and damage related false and incorrect judgment without due process filed with Experion and others still impact Mr. Allen in the year 2010, despite having never been allowed to face his accuser or granted a hearing where a presumption of guilt was not prior assumed without legal cause. Investors in the prior firms are all, therefore, damaged by the criminal negligence of the State of Texas and the State of Oklahoma in this matter, directly, as are all American Federal taxpayers.
Impact on Interstate US Commerce
Estimated damages exceed $250,000 in balance, and over $1 million in lost income and future earnings for shareholders of these firms. (2000 Aug to 2001 Aug salary: $120,000 USD - damaged by explicit public identity theft and defamation of career and corporate practice)
Impact on State Commerce
Oklahoma, Colorado, Massachusetts, Scottland, and Australian shareholders, stakeholders, creditors, and workers have lost over $2 million in equity. (calculation based on contract work and consistent commercial sabotage documented March 2008 and Oct 2009 relating the abducting party claims and fraudulent assertions from Texas to Oklahoma Citizens)
Resulting International Sanctions
Estimated loss of business for U.S. software firms working with the LLC in development is estimated at over $1B in market capitalization due to shifts in LLC investment and limitations of service imposed by constant demand from the State of Oklahoma and the State of Texas, affecting firms in Madrid (Spain), Luxenburg (Germany), Ontario (Canada), San Francisco (California), and Houston (Texas). The LLC has suspended all technical aid and financial investment activity under its recommendation to partners which support Oklahoma or Texas.
This decision impacting the development of 3D products in the United States and shifting focus to the State of California for their aid (2004) in the elimination of the ICANN cited domain name used in the kidnapping. Similar work in foreign service for promotion and feedback (beta testing) are reflected in advances in digital high-color format products competitive with prior strong partners of the LLC in Houston and Dallas - Texas.
These policy shifts are a direct result of criminal conduct by officers of the State of Oklahoma and Texas, seeking to seize assets and level threats against the officers and families of Shadowdancers LLC and its investors for continued dispute in the Petersen v Allen kidnapping of 2001. And despite no formal investigation or right to hearing as required by 42 U.S.C. Section 666 subsection 7-9 and 28 U.S.C. Section 1738A(e), in consort with violation of 18 U.S.C. Section 1951, 1519, 1513, 875, and fraud in report of trail without due process in 18 U.S.C. Section 1001 (application for Title IV-D Federal Funds on false trial and false cause).
Shadowdancers L.L.C. President James Arnold Allen (victim of this violent crime by loss of his only child without cause or right to due process and serious physical and psychological injury resultant from criminal negligence of local State and Federal agents in explicit denial of equal enforcement and obligation of their office) has also downgraded the reliability of U.S. State Law Enforcement and Federal Regional Law Enforcement to "complicit with open criminal activity" in opinion of investment risk in the area.
