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P&E: Citizen Files Complaint with ABA Against “Whistleblower” Attorney : “PREJUDICIAL TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE” On Monday morning, P&E reader and New York State citizen Robert Laity sent a letter of complaint to the American Bar Association (ABA) concerning one of the attorneys representing ...

I think, well know really, that Nadler is absolutely wasting his, and the House's, time. That HRJ will NEVER EVER see the light of day in the current Senate, let alone pass. That's the point: Passing a bill knowing it'll die in the other chamber is an age-old electioneering gimmick. Wasn't the Sovc...

Every President has lots of judicial appointments. Their effect does not last except on SCOTUS. So I am not that worried about these lower level appointees. Concur in part, dissent in part: Most federal law is made implemented at the circuit-court level. SCOTUS hears a small fraction of those seeki...

Ob. WND: Is Trump judge protecting Fox News? : Exclusive: Larry Klayman says judicial decision furthers cover-up of Ailes sex abuse * * * Incredibly, by using Supreme Court dicta – which is not a ruling, but just a statement by justices – to the effect that federal judges can dismiss complaints if t...

P&E: Zullo Responds to P&E Commenter on Obama Birth Certificate . Wow! Zullo went from taking down a present to comment-section sniping. :violin: Continuing: “THE FACT IS, IT DIDN’T HAVE TO BE SCANNED” On Wednesday, The Post & Email published an article titled, “What Other Big Story Did the Mainstre...

"Huge."

Per The Hill : Stone, who also faces charges of witness tampering, was not the only right-wing provocateur in the courtroom Thursday. Among those watching the proceedings from the gallery were Milo Yiannopoulos, the former Breitbart pundit; Jacob Wohl, the social media personality pushing spurious a...

The usual suspects are whispering that McConnell was arrested.

Purportedly in Wisconsin, on Florida charges.

P&E: Papadopoulos: “All Roads Lead to Brennan and McCabe” A story so good, Rondeau felt compelled to write it (yet) again: P&E: The Name that Won’t Go Away: “John Brennan” : IS FORMER CIA DIRECTOR THE NEXUS? No . Continuing: The name of Obama’s last CIA director, John Brennan, has consistently made...

Another leftist judge is hating him. The judge here was nominated by the current president. ;) Klayman, on his latest :yankyank: with Jason "Crowdsource" Goodman,* claims that he can always tell how a judge will rule ("in cases of political or social importance") by the party of the president who n...

Newsweek: Donald Trump Will Publicly Attack Jeff Sessions in Alabama Senate Race as GOP Fears Roy Moore Could Become Nominee: Report : President Donald Trump has privately warned Jeff Sessions that he will publicly attack him if the former attorney general chooses to run for the Senate in Alabama, a...

Raven wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 07, 2019 1:13 pm

I have been trying to understand why killing of infants would be done even from a possible cartel retaliation perspective.

Deterrence. Messing with the cartel will mean you will dies. As well as your family.

"For the record," Corsi wrote a book claiming Hitler escaped Germany.

P&E: What Other Big Story Did the Mainstream Media Squelch? : FORGERY, FRAUD, AND AN “OPEN SECRET” On Tuesday, Project Veritas (PV), founded by James O’Keefe, released an explosive report demonstrating that executives at ABC News declined to air additional evidence pointing to the late Jeffrey Epste...

Politico's Darren Samuelson is on with Ari Melber, he's saying that it was CORSI who was the main intermediary with Wikileaks, not Randy Credico. Should be fun. Yeah ; the e-mail between Stone and Corsi show that Corsi was Stone's intermediary. The only left to debate is whether Corsi was an or the...

Kendra wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 06, 2019 3:34 pm

The Alabama SGA warns groups: Protest Trump during the LSU game and risk losing your reserved seating.

"SGA" is the Student Government Association. University of Alabama is a public institution.

Over/under on a First Amendment lawsuit?

Perhaps that is why it's going to be 2020 before VA tackles the ratification. I infer it is going in 2020 because that's when new legislative session will start. IIRC, the issues of both rescission and time limits are fairly settled; going to court over them would be just for delay and the sour gra...

Cox will be appointed counsel for the appeal of his resentencing. But that will be a fairly narrow appeal. Cox can argue on habeas about his newfound evidence. He can request the court to appoint an attorney, but that won't happen unless he has some pretty compelling evidence. Which means he's left ...

This writ still exists to the extent it fills a gap not otherwise available. But Cox has an available remedy: sec. 2255 (habeas corpus).

Ultimately, it is the wrong name but the concept is ultimately correct.

It'll be interesting to see if a lawyer jumps in to help.

The writ of audita querela was abolished in the federal system decades ago; de minimis.

They mean a rule 60 motion (or habeas relief), likely based the damning evidence that Klayman unearthed.

The Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces granted review of the following issue: WHETHER THE CHARGES AND SPECIFICATIONS SHOULD BE DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE OR OTHER MEANINGFUL RELIEF GRANTED BECAUSE OF APPARENT UNLAWFUL COMMAND INFLUENCE. E.g.: https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/926492915626...

ZekeB wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 05, 2019 7:30 pm

I lived 15 miles from FCI Sheridan. From what I gathered it was closer to minimum security.

It is medium security; there's an adjacent minimum security camp.

Kudos for Judy for being less of a burden on society.

Considering Klayman is suing Stone (and represents Corsi), and Klayman and Corsi are suing Caputo, I doubt this. A weak joke.