The Real Rot in Our Courts
The real problem in our court system is a rot that has its origins over 100 years ago.
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The real problem in our court system is a rot that has its origins over 100 years ago.
A color revolution isn’t primarily about violence. Violence is sloppy. It scares donors and ruins the optics. The real weapon is narrative. The objective is to convince enough people that the existing authority has morally expired. Once that belief spreads, the government doesn’t collapse from force — it collapses from ridicule and doubt.
On Saturday, the national media had a nervous breakdown over a border patrol agent shooting and killing a domestic terrorist who brought a gun and dozens of rounds of ammo to a “mostly peaceful protest.”
While driving your car another vehicle, intentionally or not, causes you to crash and there is no debris – physical evidence of a collision. The burden to prove it’s the other guy’s fault falls to you. In other words, injured passengers/pedestrians will claim it was your poor judgement that caused the accident.
Have you ever had a cookout, where people spend so much time shooing flies away, it looks like a gathering of the hearing impaired? The pesky little critters don’t stop the picnic, but spend the day annoying the hell out of everyone – just like Lord of the Flies Jeb Boasberg and his merry swarm of judicial resistance pests.
Newly-released videos show the moments a man attacked a woman at random outside the King County Courthouse in downtown Seattle on December 5th. He has assaulted so many people over the years that police recognize him on sight, yet he has never spent a day in prison.
Sadly, my usual title for these articles, “You in a heap o’ trouble, boy!” doesn’t really apply to Deonte Demarcus Carter, because he’s in far less trouble than he should be for killing two men. Mother says she was failed by KY courts after man gets 10 years in 2 killings By Taylor Six | …
Gretchen Whitmer and Dana Nessel didn’t inherit this mess—they chose secrecy over sunlight. They chose control over confidence. They chose to tell citizens to sit down, shut up, and trust the experts. That decision still bleeds trust today. Call it metaphor if you like, but the damage is real: when legitimacy dies, leaders don’t get clean hands.
Just days after the Multnomah County (Portland, Oregon) District Attorney’s Office refused to prosecute for a previous assault, black man stabbed white man. Jury acquits a black man of stabbing a white man because he used the “wrong” word, punishing free speech at the same time.
The Second Amendment was not written in poetic ambiguity. It was written with brutal clarity by men who had just finished shooting their way out of tyranny.
Something funny happened before Jack Smith’s coronation as hero of the resistance. Florida District Judge Aileen Cannon ruled that Smith had not been legally appointed, and dismissed the charges against Trump. That raises rather interesting immunity questions.
Even though he is a lawyer, it’s still likely he doesn’t know the law.
Nick Sortor, an independent journalist, is suing the City of Portland for his improper arrest, alleging a deep-seated bias against Conservatives. Sortor will proceed with a $10 million federal civil rights lawsuit against the city over his arrest outside a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement field office in Portland.
When an attorney of many years experience gets disbarred by a court, it is not a trivial thing, but a serious, serious punishment, and not something judges take lightly. But, congratulations to Philadelphia’s George Soros-sponsored, criminal-loving and police-hating District Attorney, Larry Krasner, for getting one of his minions kicked out of practice for deliberate lying …
Trump fired Slaughter from the Federal Trade Commission, which the press in its rabbit-brained grasp of the world describes as an independent agency.
Lawfare: The strategic use/misuse of legal systems and principles to achieve political and/or ideological objectives. The term mergers “law” and “warfare”
Last month we experienced a weekend of protest. Apparently, the protesters don’t want America to be ruled by kings. But the protesters seemed unconcerned about unelected government officials who are acting more like kings every day — our federal judges.
Wouldn’t it be fun to watch the televised testimony of Judge Boasberg as he asserts his 5th amendment right against self-incrimination, or has more memory recall problems than Joe Biden before his afternoon nap?
Wouldn’t it be interesting if Chief Justice Roberts sent a letter to Congress, with the names of a couple of district judges which he is recommending for impeachment, just to see how it would change the risk/reward calculus of “resistance” posers in robes?
Our judicial system has become deeply misguided – with too many judges more interested in social engineering than blind application of the laws passed by the people’s representatives. Their behavior is an affront to our self-governance.