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On Thursday, March 22nd, a former governor of New Mexico got into my taxi. I recognized him from a State Bar speech he gave about ten years ago. Over the course of the thirty-minute ride we discussed many legal issues, but my position on the Martin-Zimmerman case had him nonplussed. I told him that just…
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Is Adjudication of Absentee Ballots Rejected by Dominion ClearCast Scanners a Conflict of Law? Feb 18, 2022 Uncategorized adjudication, clearcast, dominion Re: Is Adjudication of Absentee Ballots Rejected by Dominion ClearCast Scanners a Conflict of Law? Here We Go Again: South Carolina Voters Unable to Vote Reportedly Due to Internet Being Out – Voters Told…
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While walking I saw this colorful, dilapidated house. There are many houses in this old Albuquerque neighborhood that are federally registered. As I only had my 12mpxl Samsung S22 phone that is what I used, meaning to come back later with my full-sized landscape camera. Here is the photo, the colors intensified: Anyway, I went…
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Sean Hannity keeps droning on about ‘Republicans must use these Ballot Harvesting laws like the Democrats do!’ But, the problem is recent (2018) mail ballot laws were designed, with the help of Dominion Voting Systems and the CCP, to defraud and steal elections. Here’s how. The Potential for Abuse through Sanctuary States Issuing Drivers’ Licenses…
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Here is a May 2020 ‘Science’ article just re-posted by Drudge Report to blame the bad mRNA vaccines on President Trump. Actually, the NIH and FDA opposed Trump and Navarro and doctors from prescribing therapeutics; that act of fraud costing lives, billions of dollars, and shutting down our economy in order to clear the way…
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Trump is being sued left and right. Some count as many as 19 indictments, and massive civil suits in New York. Here is the summary of the DC Appellate Case charging Pres. Trump with election interference: “Donald J. Trump was elected the 45thPresident of the United States on November 8, 2016. He wassworn into office…
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“Baldwin alleges he never pulled the trigger on the gun, but it still fired. However, further testing—which required a reconstruction of the gun, which was damaged during initial FBI testings—suggested that he would have had to pull the trigger for it to go off.” Slate, paragraph 11 https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/why-prosecutors-still-coming-alec-214902062.html?ref=spot-im-jac?spot_im_highlight_immediate=true&spot_im_reply_id=sp_Rba9aFpG_8ea11e87-cacb-3c05-b1a3-acc98efbef0b_c_2bacolZ6zHPGTGELipmazMLcgcn_r_2baeCUesqZBscD6GNzef7elAiPJ&utm_source=spotim&utm_medium=e-mail&utm_campaign=message-approved&spot_im_redirect_source=email This is evidence ‘tampering,’ i.e., spoliage due…
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