Castro Files Motion to Strike, It Was Rigged From The Start by John Anthony Castro, Edited by Renaldo McKenzie Coming Soon! Published by The Neoliberal https://theneoliberal.com.

Introduction

In the age of algorithms and autocrats, John Anthony Castro was a digital David, slinging lawsuits at political Goliaths with the audacity of a revolutionary and the credentials of a statesman. Born to Mexican-American military parents, he carried not only the pride of his lineage but the burden of a system he believed was breaking. A tax attorney with a vision, Castro carved out his place in the gilded maze of American wealth and law, eventually founding AI Tax, a revolutionary fintech firm once valued at a staggering $180 million.

He was no stranger to the grind—Georgetown Law molded his mind, but it was his relentless pursuit of efficiency, justice, and relevance in the 21st century that made him a tech mogul. AI Tax wasn’t just a business—it was a movement, promising a smarter, more accessible way to navigate the nation’s labyrinthine tax codes.

But 2024 would not be kind to rebels.

Amidst a polarizing presidential election, Castro launched a daring legal offensive—suing Donald Trump under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, invoking the insurrection clause. It was a move that defied party lines and challenged constitutional silence, and in doing so, placed him squarely in the crosshairs of the establishment he had once courted.

What followed was a dizzying descent. Investigations turned into indictments. The man who once faced down Trump was now facing federal prosecutors. Convicted of tax fraud—charges he still vehemently denies—Castro now serves time in a federal prison, a long shadow cast over what was once a golden empire.

His fall was as spectacular as his ascent. AI Tax is no more. His multimillion-dollar fortune evaporated under the heat of legal and political fire. His wife and two children, once basking in the glow of Castro’s success, are now trying to piece together a life with their patriarch behind bars. The family home has been sold, the future recalibrated, dreams deferred.

Yet, behind prison walls, Castro remains a man unyielding. He proclaims his innocence with the same fervor that fueled his campaigns and has submitted a motion to appeal his conviction.

It’s quite interesting that #johnanthonycastro was suing #Trump for providing comfort and aide to insurrectionists, and Then John was thrown in Prison on what he called a rigged case to get him out the way, and placed in a cell with a January 6th Rioter, who #Castro, during the Presidential Campaign was accusing Trump of Influencing and aiding to carry out said attack. Castro believe that Mckellop was supposed to kill him but what was meant for evil, God turned it around and they formed a bond in Prison and Mckellop was eventually pardoned by Trump for his role in the January 6th Riots. However, If #mckellop had killed Castro in Prison, then McKellop’s ability to get pardoned and freed would have been difficult. So Trump’s pardoning McKellop also may have saved Castro. Listen exclusively on The Neoliberal Round Podcast by Renaldo C. Mckenzie on any stream https://anchor.fm/theneoliberal or Watch on #theneoliberalround YouTube Channel https://youtu.be/sk-HkrH61_w Read the Full Motion here: https://theneoliberal.com/john-anthony-castro-files…/ #theneoliberaljournals

Interview conducted by Renaldo C. McKenzie

Submitted by John Anthony Castro
Written and Edited by Rev. Renaldo C. McKenzie
Author of Neoliberalism: Globalization, Income Inequality, Poverty, and Resistance
President of The Neoliberal Corporation (The Neoliberal)
Creator and Host of The Neoliberal Round Podcast and YouTube Channel
Professor at Jamaica Theological Seminary and Doctoral Liberal Studies Candidate at Georgetown University