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Merged April Gallop / Gallop lawsuit thrown out / Appeal denied

Monkey Trial With a Kangaroo Judge

Didn't the cousin of George Bush, the judge, (hic) fail to recuse himself from this case?

Oh, my...

Sad day for America. Crying for the Constitution. Psychopaths in control. The baby killers are still on a roll.
 
beijingyank said:
Didn't the cousin of George Bush, the judge, (hic) fail to recuse himself from this case?

Oh, my...

Sad day for America. Crying for the Constitution. Psychopaths in control. The baby killers are still on a roll.
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The case was dismissed by a different judge. The judge you're thinking of (not GWB's cousin) was one of three judges who dismissed the appeal. Try checking your facts before accusing people of infanticide. :oldroll:
 
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DGM said:
Would that be the look when they realized the judge wasn't going to look at the 27 8x10 color glossies with the circles and the squares and the arrows.................?
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The judge was barred from viewing any photographs, as they can't be used in a court of law. He or she would have had to be there in person to "investigate" it because photos are poor representatives of what they contain.

:boxedin:
 
beijingyank said:
Didn't the cousin of George Bush, the judge, (hic) fail to recuse himself from this case?

Oh, my...

Sad day for America. Crying for the Constitution. Psychopaths in control. The baby killers are still on a roll.
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Yeah, the cousin of George Bush (the father) and none of that matters for two reasons.

1-George Bush (the son) was not named in the lawsuit
2-It was not required by law.

Cheers!
 
beijingyank said:
Didn't the cousin of George Bush, the judge, (hic) fail to recuse himself from this case?

Oh, my...

Sad day for America. Crying for the Constitution. Psychopaths in control. The baby killers are still on a roll.
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No, he was a cousin of George H.W. Bush, and as er court rule was too far removed from George W. to recuse himself.....besides the fact that GEorge W was not a name individual in the lawsuit.

Once again. troofers fail to get the the simplest of the facts correct.
Troofers fail again....<YAWN>
 
*Snort* As if a cousin of the Bushes was the reason the lawsuit was illogically written to begin with, and the reason the appeals have been nothing more than attempts to re-argue self contradicting 9/11 conspiracy talking points rather than deal with the fact the lawyers are getting dinged for procedural problems as well as substantive ones.

And as if that judge was the reason took money for the jet hitting the Pentagon, then tried to sue saying the jet never hit the Pentagon. Remember, folks: That's what the whole case ends up summing up to.

In short, the judge wasn't the reason the lawyers are committing malpractice to the point of being fined and possibly censured, nor was he the reason that their client actually is contradicting herself. Those failures are on the part of the lawyers, and exist independent of whatever judge is on the case.
 
LashL said:
I've been pretty busy lately and haven't had time to check on the ongoing saga of Gallop's frivolous lawsuits recently, but then thought to do so tonight and found that Dennis Cunningham filed his "mea culpa, sorta kinda, but it's still a huge freaking government conspiracy and why on earth can't you see that?" sort of response to the Appeal Court's Order to Show Cause. Back on October 14, the court gave Cunningham 30 days to file his response to the order and his "mea culpa sorta kinda" was filed on November 14. No other documents have been filed since, and I'm going on vacation later this week, so I'll take a peek back after Christmas to see what the court decides on the Cunningham show cause matter.

But whining to the court that they got it all wrong and trying to regurgitate the same crap that got you sanctioned in the first place is unlikely to win the hearts and minds of the court.

As an aside, the time for Gallop to appeal the dismissal of her frivolous lawsuit by the Appeal Court is running out; two more days, I believe. Tick tock, tick tock.

Lastly, I'm having some weird computer issues that prevent me from uploading the document to my Legaltainment™ site (and that prevent me from uploading images and such to here, even) so I've uploaded this document to scribd.com for now instead, so that at least it can be retrieved and read.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/75405134/162-Resp-to-SC-3

Enjoy.
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Just got around to reading this. Note 1, p.4:

However, a respected 1999 book by a World War II veteran, Robert Stinnett, provided abundant well-documented detail showing that President Roosevelt put in place an eight point plan to provoke the Japanese to attack Pearl Harbor, and to leave Pearl Harbor undefended, and that the purpose was to provide the motivation for the U.S. to declare war on Japan, and because of Japan’s mutual defense pact with Germany, to justify our getting into the war in Europe to stop Hitler, which otherwise the American people would not support. For many years, almost any American would have considered someone accusing Roosevelt of that betrayal a loony conspiracy theorist. [bolding mine]
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I suspect that as a matter of law this is all irrelevant anyway, but of course it's factually completely wrong. Here is everything anyone who's not a rabid conspiracist needs to know about Stinnett and his book.

As Gawdzilla summed up in his Amazon.com review several years ago:

Throughout Mr. Stinnett's book he gives examples of "proof" of the conspiracy, and in every case when the reader traces the material back to the source they find that he has misconstrued, misinterpreted or just plain lied about the material. If you bought this book, demand a refund. If you got it as a gift, demand an apology.
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beijingyank said:
Didn't the cousin of George Bush, the judge, (hic) fail to recuse himself from this case?

Oh, my...

Sad day for America. Crying for the Constitution. Psychopaths in control. The baby killers are still on a roll.
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Fail! :rolleyes:
 
9/11 was prepared for, set into motion, and allowed to happen by non responsive, in place, safeguards.

MIHOP annnnnd LIHOP.
 
pgimeno said:
Any update on this?
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I just checked PACER and no appeal has been filed. If I'm not mistaken, Gallop had 60 days to do so, and that time has now expired, and there is nothing on PACER indicating that she has filed any request for an extension of the time for appealing.

On December 15, though, this letter was filed by counsel for the defendants advising the court that the $15k in sanctions had not been paid by Veale and friends by December 13 as required by the court but that Veale had told counsel for the defendants that he'd mailed a cheque on Sunday, December 11. Then, on December 16, this letter and this declaration were filed by counsel for the defendants, advising the court that a $15k cheque from Veale was received on December 16.

So, it appears at this point that no appeal will be forthcoming. If that's the case, it's now basically just a matter of seeing what the court decides about the stupid responses to the orders to show cause that were filed by Gallop's lawyers, and that should be Legaltaining™ as well. I think there is also the matter of the defendants' lawyers filing a bill of costs, as the court ordered sanctions against Gallop's lawyers of $15k in addition to double costs, if memory serves correctly. I suppose if the defendants' lawyers don't file a bill of costs, that part of it might be moot, and I can see why they might just forego it as they are probably sick and tired of dealing with these idiots, but if I was them, I would pursue it. That said, I live in a "loser pays" jurisdiction where the general rule is "costs follow the event" so costs submissions and bills of costs are just a matter of course here. That's not the case in NY - although it should be, if you ask me. It's one of the best tools available to discourage frivolous and vexatious lawsuits.
 
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