The United States Chief Justice, John G. Roberts, has been petitioned to administer the laws upon an unrivaled terrorism plot involving high level government and industry officials from the United States and further afield.

The extensive criminal scheme proliferated from a seditious conspiracy operating for several years with impunity within the government and the courts of the United States.?

Murder charges have been filed with the US Supreme Court regarding the deaths of 158 people. Further acts of violence are known to be planned and are imminent.

Because of the involvement of senior United States government and industry officials in the criminal conspiracy, the US Courts, the Congress, and the White House, have all collaborated to suppress investigation and prosecution of the law-breaking officials implicated - in defiance of the United States Constitution and laws.

International collaborators in the broad criminal endeavor include high-ranking officials from NATO and the European Union, who have unlawfully provided safe haven and passage to the criminals. Yet other co-conspirators include officials from Air India, who have similarly enjoyed immunity from criminal prosecution in the Indian Supreme Court.

The United States Chief Justice faces the unenviable choice between fidelity to the US Constitution and laws, which requires him to administer justice upon friends in high places; or, loyalty to law-breaking colleagues in senior government positions and ensuing treason against the United States.

His sanctioning of the violent activities of the international group, by willful neglect of his official duties, will clearly assist domestic and foreign enemies of the United States to escape justice.

In many ways the actions (or inaction) of the United States Chief Justice in the case constitutes a significant test of the American system of justice and democracy.