Fogbow

Slim Cognito wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2024 10:47 pm How did trump's attorneys not see that coming?

They probably could but their client insisted he could be a good surrogate for him. It didn't work out very well.

:snippity: You want to put an old man to work? Go to the second day of Costello's cross examination. He is asked a series of questions as to which he denies the facts and then is impeached with an email he sent which demonstrates the facts were true. Repeatedly. It's quite amazing. I completely agr...

andersweinstein wrote: ↑Wed May 22, 2024 10:10 pm May 21 transcript from NYT (direct link)

Works.

My comment on the NY State court transcript site. Instead of publishing a simple PDF it's almost as if they told the IT department to put up something shitty, hard to use, and did we say shitty?

Wow, May 21st conclusion of the cross of Costello is devastating. Ms Hoffinger was very skillful in preventing Costello from giving speeches. He also lied about what his emails and texts plainly showed, almost to the point of perjury.

:snippity: It may be that the direct link to the pdf bypasses paywall restrictions, so could be shared without using up a gift link (NYT subscribers get 10 gift links a month.) Here are direct links for May 20 as an experiment. May 20 transcript [NYT] May 20 transcript [WaPo] Both direct links work...

Maybe I messed up, but I can't find Ms. Hoffinger's remainder of the cross-examination, which she estimated would take 30 to 45 minutes to complete. Or the redirect. I reckon that's yesterday's testimony, and we'll be able to read it mañana, yesno? I can't believe I'm reading transcripts. I think I...

That is better than any analysis I have heard or read.

I have been following most of Cohen's testimony, There are a few questions I thought would have been asked but I have not heard except #1 came up on redirect just now. . Was Cohen an employee of the Trump Organization or a contractor? (If he were a direct employee that would explain why he never had...

If Trump skates it will be because he bribed Alan Weisselberg.

I allowed Leonard Daneman, aka ParalegalNM, to comment again over at my blog. Man this guy is stupid and dishonest to boot. He is proud "that he had his own page at the Fogbow". I hated to burst his bubble that as Birthers go he was not only not minor league but never even in the ball park...

northland10 wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 1:56 pm
Yeah, Rhodes was nothing but a toy for Orly to use.

I think the saying that we applied to Orly fit very well: She didn't have clients she had plaintiffs.

Wasn't there another Taitz case filed in a federal court in Texas that was dismissed the same evening it was filed? Or am I think of Brockhausen v Andrade?

Did I say f--king morons?

Prescott Bush was born in Franklin County, OH. The name is incorrectly listed as Sheldon P. Bush. (4th from the bottom) https://rcradioblog.files.wordpress.com/2024/05/prescot-bush-birth-record.jpg 1900 Census shows Prescott Bush born in Ohio https://rcradioblog.files.wordpress.com/2024/05/prescott-...

F-ing morons. Even the simplest research is beyond their capability.



OMG! No seal and no doctors signature. Calling Mike Zullo

Thanks realist. I found them at Court Listener too. I had forgotten that Orly didn't pay at first but Judge Land put the US Attorney's office on her tail to collect and she quickly wrote a check. I am sure Yosi didn't want a lien on his home or company.

Chancery requested someone post copies of the two orders by Judge Clay Land in Orly's case in Georgia: (Rhodes v MacDonald) $10,000 on the first order ORDER denying 15 Motion for Stay of Deployment filed by Connie Rhodes. Ordered by Judge Clay D. Land on 09/18/2009. (CGC) (Entered: 09/18/2009) Then ...

Thanks. Could you -- or someone -- also post Judge Land's two unreported decisions awarding first $10,000 in sanctions and then doubling the amount? I don't have them on my computer. And I'm going to suggest to Foggy that he move these posts to another topic in the Other weirdos sub-forum, probably...

Hi Foggy, a lively discussion about one of the Taitz Birther cases, Rhodes v. Macdonald (M.D. Ga.), has sprung up in the topic for People v. Trump, beginning here. . It might be a good idea to move the discussion to the Dregs of birther remainders topic in the Other weirdos subforum. I will look fo...

Blast from the past:

realist wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2024 11:49 pm
I would have sworn it was Eric Holder, but oh, well. As I said, I was fuzzy on the details.

You are correct. It was Eric Holder. That was back when Charles Lincoln was writing Orly's motions. the documents are at the Oldbow link.

Some nimrod told Orly Taitz that he had seen Rahm Emanuel meet with the judge during the Connie Rhodes trial in Georgia (actually, it might have been during the show-cause hearings on sanctions). The “proof” was that the judge was supposedly seen in a Columbus, GA coffee shop with a “dark-completed...

Cohen is very much like Trump. No self control. Blanche is sticking it to him and Cohen is decompensating. If Blanche does this too much the jury will start to feel sorry for Cohen. I am not reading it that way. Blanche is meandering all over the place and talking about nothing but how Cohen loved ...

HoperUp wrote: ↑Sun May 12, 2024 4:52 pm Seems like things are heating up with Robert Laity's case against VP Kamala Harris.

From 0 degrees Kelvin the only way is up but I see no evidence of it heating up.