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More progress, so here is another... PUPdate -- Only 29 Cases Remain Open..!! #DKButterfly Goldberg vs Adversary Cases 255 Closed 29 Open 1 Appeal 🍌 ======== 285 Total All rise for Judge Pappy..!! Keeper of Justice. ⚖️ Just remember, nobody knows when, or how much, the PlanMan is still... show more

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$More progress, so here is another... PUPdate #DKButterfly Goldberg v Adversary Cases 239 Closed 41 Open 1 Appeal 🍌 ======== 281 Total (7 cases closed since my prior post on April 27th) Just a couple of observations in general on the Adversary Cases that are still open: 1) More than a few, have updates regarding "returned mail", so some may have jumped ship.? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 2) Another group of cases haven't been updated since the Gov shutdown and reopening in Nov 2025. 3) A few that haven't been updated since the summer of 2025. 4) A few that have court dates scheduled in June 5) Another grouping of cases that have May filings, but no docs, just words like "Consent" and "Stipulation" I have no idea what that means, so DYOR. All rise for Judge Pappy -- Keeper of Justice..!! Progress is still being made..!! Just remember, nobody knows when, if, or how much. Nobody. The PlanMan is still cooking, so let him cook.$

More progress, so here is another... PUPdate #DKButterfly Goldberg v Adversary Cases 239 Closed 41 Open 1 Appeal 🍌 ======== 281 Total (7 cases closed since my prior post on April 27th) Just a couple of observations in general on the Adversary Cases that are still open: 1) More than a few, have updates regarding "returned mail", so some may have jumped ship.? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 2) Another group of cases haven't been updated since the Gov shutdown and reopening in Nov 2025. 3) A few that haven't been updated since the summer of 2025. 4) A few that have court dates scheduled in June 5) Another grouping of cases that have May filings, but no docs, just words like "Consent" and "Stipulation" I have no idea what that means, so DYOR. All rise for Judge Pappy -- Keeper of Justice..!! Progress is still being made..!! Just remember, nobody knows when, if, or how much. Nobody. The PlanMan is still cooking, so let him cook.

DirtΞvader

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PUPdate on the $BBBY Goldberg vs Adversary Cases: 280 Adversary Cases 189 Closed or Voluntary Dismissal 89 Open 2 Mediation Progress is still being made 🎉 ..!! Each individual case can be viewed on the CourtListener site. Each individual case has an amount that the PlanMan is seeking to recover, but the detail on closed cases falls short of describing why the cases were closed and any amounts associated with their closing. Closed or Voluntary Dismissal cases are shown in green below. The "Voluntary Dismissal" status can only be seen after accessing each individual case. I didn't realize that until tonight. I clicked on a couple of cases in the vid below, there are a number of open cases that show the last activity taking place with "Certificate of Service" on January 14, 2025. What does it mean..? No idea. The second case I opened is a state department of revenue case, and a number of these more recently filed cases, appear to be headed toward discovery. A lot of hype on X the last couple of days with prediction dates. Keep in mind, these cases can continue following an emergence from bankruptcy per $BBBY's own SEC filings. But just remember, nobody knows, when, if, or how much. Nobody. The PlanMan is still cooking, so let him cook. 🧁

PUPdate on the $BBBY Goldberg vs Adversary Cases: 280 Adversary Cases 189 Closed or Voluntary Dismissal 89 Open 2 Mediation Progress is still being made 🎉 ..!! Each individual case can be viewed on the CourtListener site. Each individual case has an amount that the PlanMan is seeking to recover, but the detail on closed cases falls short of describing why the cases were closed and any amounts associated with their closing. Closed or Voluntary Dismissal cases are shown in green below. The "Voluntary Dismissal" status can only be seen after accessing each individual case. I didn't realize that until tonight. I clicked on a couple of cases in the vid below, there are a number of open cases that show the last activity taking place with "Certificate of Service" on January 14, 2025. What does it mean..? No idea. The second case I opened is a state department of revenue case, and a number of these more recently filed cases, appear to be headed toward discovery. A lot of hype on X the last couple of days with prediction dates. Keep in mind, these cases can continue following an emergence from bankruptcy per $BBBY's own SEC filings. But just remember, nobody knows, when, if, or how much. Nobody. The PlanMan is still cooking, so let him cook. 🧁

DirtΞvader

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LOOK AT THE HEAD ON THIS GUY 😳 Walks our streets looking like something that crawled off an alien planet. Older women cross the street when they see him coming. This is what decades of soft-on-crime policies and race-baiting have produced. Finally a judge who actually believes in justice. 13% of the population. 70% of the crime. Eight open cases. Habitual criminals need real time — not another free pass because they’re “underprivileged” or Black. We’re done watching judges release predators so they can go hurt or kill more people. Make an example out of him. Leftists can stay mad.

LOOK AT THE HEAD ON THIS GUY 😳 Walks our streets looking like something that crawled off an alien planet. Older women cross the street when they see him coming. This is what decades of soft-on-crime policies and race-baiting have produced. Finally a judge who actually believes in justice. 13% of the population. 70% of the crime. Eight open cases. Habitual criminals need real time — not another free pass because they’re “underprivileged” or Black. We’re done watching judges release predators so they can go hurt or kill more people. Make an example out of him. Leftists can stay mad.

GRANDPA’s FREE ADVICE

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Kash Patel CONFIRMS Judge Juan Merchan should have never been assigned to Donald Trump’s case Kash Patel “I'm calling for the subpoenas to be issued to Judge Merchant's Daughter's company who made $15+ million dollars from the illicit information pouring out of her father's courtroom - I wanna know the bank records because money doesn't lie - I wanna know how deep it is and how much of it went to the family and how much of it is going to the family after this false conviction - Then we need to investigate the FEC actual violations that this judge and his family conducted Judge Juan Merchan should never have been overseeing this trial to begin with because of the illicit campaign money that was flowing through there and the unconstitutional due process violations are only the beginning.“ That’s not all, here’s more reasons why he should have NEVER been assigned Donald Trump’s case from The Older Millennial: ‘For these type of cases, the way it's supposed to work is that there is a panel of 24 judges, and they are all put in rotation and randomly assigned these types of cases. Judge Merchan is not on that panel. That's because he's not a judge. He's an acting judge. The only way he could have caught this case was to be specifically assigned to it. There was no chance of him being randomly selected. The wild thing is that according to the left and the department of justice, judge Merchan was not only randomly selected to be the judge in this trial, but he was also randomly selected to be the judge in the Trump Organization case, and he was randomly selected to be the judge in the Steve Bannon case. So judge Merchan, a judge that is not in the pool of 24 judges that is supposed to catch these cases, a judge that is not an actual judge, but an acting judge caught all 3 Trump related cases randomly. This is a judge who gives heavily to an organization very plainly named Stop Trump, and a judge whose daughter makes tens of millions of dollars every year promoting Democrats.’ Insane corruption.

Kash Patel CONFIRMS Judge Juan Merchan should have never been assigned to Donald Trump’s case Kash Patel “I'm calling for the subpoenas to be issued to Judge Merchant's Daughter's company who made $15+ million dollars from the illicit information pouring out of her father's courtroom - I wanna know the bank records because money doesn't lie - I wanna know how deep it is and how much of it went to the family and how much of it is going to the family after this false conviction - Then we need to investigate the FEC actual violations that this judge and his family conducted Judge Juan Merchan should never have been overseeing this trial to begin with because of the illicit campaign money that was flowing through there and the unconstitutional due process violations are only the beginning.“ That’s not all, here’s more reasons why he should have NEVER been assigned Donald Trump’s case from The Older Millennial: ‘For these type of cases, the way it's supposed to work is that there is a panel of 24 judges, and they are all put in rotation and randomly assigned these types of cases. Judge Merchan is not on that panel. That's because he's not a judge. He's an acting judge. The only way he could have caught this case was to be specifically assigned to it. There was no chance of him being randomly selected. The wild thing is that according to the left and the department of justice, judge Merchan was not only randomly selected to be the judge in this trial, but he was also randomly selected to be the judge in the Trump Organization case, and he was randomly selected to be the judge in the Steve Bannon case. So judge Merchan, a judge that is not in the pool of 24 judges that is supposed to catch these cases, a judge that is not an actual judge, but an acting judge caught all 3 Trump related cases randomly. This is a judge who gives heavily to an organization very plainly named Stop Trump, and a judge whose daughter makes tens of millions of dollars every year promoting Democrats.’ Insane corruption.

Wall Street Apes

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Judge Juan Merchan has ordered Donald Trump to be sentenced for 34 counts on January 10th ahead of inauguration Judge Merchan was never supposed to oversee Donald Trump’s case, he was specifically assigned the case to weaponize our legal system against Trump, here’s the proof “Understand there's absolutely no reason that Judge Merchan should have even had a chance to be assigned to this case? Now, I'm sure the left is just gonna call this a conspiracy theory. ‌ So I'll issue a challenge to them, and maybe they can tell me how he managed to be the judge. Because for these type of cases, the way it's supposed to work is that there is a panel of 24 judges, and they are all put in rotation and randomly assigned these types of cases. Judge Merchan is not on that panel. ‌ That's because he's not a judge. He's an acting judge. So even though they're trying to claim that they didn't pick the judge, that it was randomly assigned, that's not possible because judge Merchan isn't in the pool to be randomly assigned. So the only way he could have caught this case was to be specifically assigned to it. There was no chance of him being randomly selected. ‌ And the wild thing is that according to the left and the department of justice, judge Merchan was not only randomly selected to be the judge in this trial, but he was also randomly selected to be the judge in the Trump Organization case, and he was randomly selected to be the judge in the Steve Bannon case. ‌ So judge Merchan, a judge that is not in the pool of 24 judges that is supposed to catch these cases, a judge that is not an actual judge, but an acting judge caught all 3 Trump related cases randomly. This is a judge who gives heavily to an organization very plainly named Stop Trump, and a judge whose daughter makes tens of millions of dollars every year promoting Democrats. ‌ But, yeah, I'm sure this was just a coincidence. It was a coincidence that one of the most high profile cases ever, we didn't assign a judge, we assigned an acting judge. ‌ And that that judge somehow got selected even though he wasn't in the pool of judges available to be selected, and that that same judge that was selected also caught 2 other Trump related cases in the same year, and then that judge's daughter makes tens of millions of dollars a year promoting Democrats. Yeah. I'm sure that's all a coincidence.”

Wall Street Apes

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You all know how much I love Jonathan Pie i have featured him here many times. I knew he was engaged in this, so I was just waiting for him to drop his calm inoffensive assessment of the past few days. Here it is. ⚠️Warning, there may be the o odd expletive or two. Nobody sheds Trump better

You all know how much I love Jonathan Pie i have featured him here many times. I knew he was engaged in this, so I was just waiting for him to drop his calm inoffensive assessment of the past few days. Here it is. ⚠️Warning, there may be the o odd expletive or two. Nobody sheds Trump better

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Just today I realized how fucking insane it was to put him on the witness list —in a murder trial where he didn’t know a single person involved in this or had been to Canton, let alone 34 Fairview, on 1/29/22. We knew it was to shut him up (“can you do something - so he’ll stop blogging about us “) and that pissed us off sure🤬 … but holy shit - how desensitized I became from the constant Canton fuckery that Brennan putting him on the list was one of the most obvious displays of a fraud on the court and true obstruction of justice. Just like withholding the FBI’s involvement from the jury! That is a judge selecting what “is important” for the jury to know to come to their own conclusion. Just like Chief Rafferty withholding video evidence, that’s obstruction of justice. 🤬🤣 Who else is re-triggered for justice again! Ha!!! 👋🏼

Just today I realized how fucking insane it was to put him on the witness list —in a murder trial where he didn’t know a single person involved in this or had been to Canton, let alone 34 Fairview, on 1/29/22. We knew it was to shut him up (“can you do something - so he’ll stop blogging about us “) and that pissed us off sure🤬 … but holy shit - how desensitized I became from the constant Canton fuckery that Brennan putting him on the list was one of the most obvious displays of a fraud on the court and true obstruction of justice. Just like withholding the FBI’s involvement from the jury! That is a judge selecting what “is important” for the jury to know to come to their own conclusion. Just like Chief Rafferty withholding video evidence, that’s obstruction of justice. 🤬🤣 Who else is re-triggered for justice again! Ha!!! 👋🏼

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Brook Lopez spoke about Ivica Zubac’s growth and also how they can look in double-big lineups: “He’s continued to grow each and every season… The sky is still the limit for him. There’s so much more he can do. So much more he’s capable of. He’s only just now scratching the surface.” “I think we complement eachother extremely well. Obviously we’ll be very big. I think we can be great defensively. Just dominating the paint… Offensively, we complement eachother there as well. Spread the floor for him, give him all the room in the paint to go wild.”

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Sir Lewis Hamilton's pre race interview ❤️ Ariana: Lewis, it's been a difficult weekend for you so far, but we stand in front of so many fans who are here supporting you. Your own motto is never give up. How have you recharged for the race today and what energy are you bringing into the Grand Prix? Lewis: Hi, guys. How are you all? You OK? We don't see you when we're on the track. This is so good to see you here. So thank you so much for all being here. It's been the most challenging of times, but the support that I've had is really making the difference. So please keep sending the good energy and we don't give up. We just keep trying, right? Today's another... I woke up this morning and it's a new chance to progress and try again and learn. So that's what I'm going to do. Ariana: Thank you very much, Lewis. - F1 2025 Qatar -

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🍿 The final episode of the Grafana documentary is NOW STREAMING: Watch the full episode to learn how #Grafana's evolution continues to drive massive adoption and impactful use cases worldwide. As we wrap up this documentary, we'd like to give special thanks to the Grafana community and extended #OpenSource ecosystem for all of the contributions and support this past decade. There's so much more to look forward to and the #StoryofGrafana has only just begun.

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Hunter Biden went to court today to prove he’s a deadbeat dad. He told the judge he’s too broke to pay child support. Now the judge is forcing Hunter to open up the books and answer questions about his finances. This couldn't come at a worse time for the Big Guy, who just admitted all he does is take orders. Joe can’t execute the duties of the presidency so someone else has been doing it for him. And they’re asking for another 4 years of this. Now Hunter’s 4-year-old child might be our only hope to stop the Bidens.

Hunter Biden went to court today to prove he’s a deadbeat dad. He told the judge he’s too broke to pay child support. Now the judge is forcing Hunter to open up the books and answer questions about his finances. This couldn't come at a worse time for the Big Guy, who just admitted all he does is take orders. Joe can’t execute the duties of the presidency so someone else has been doing it for him. And they’re asking for another 4 years of this. Now Hunter’s 4-year-old child might be our only hope to stop the Bidens.

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Hantavirus is rare in the U.S. with fewer than 900 reported cases since the 1990s. Rodents are carriers for these viruses. HV does not spread like flu/covid/measles etc so don’t panic just take precautions. Air out closed spaces when cleaning and never sweep or vacuum dry debris- wet the area first and use disinfectant or a bleach solution, let it soak, then wipe up safely. Most U.S. cases occur west of the Mississippi and the deer mouse is the main carrier of the virus in North America. This virus does not have spread character to become a pandemic- it has a low replication value, a short window for spread & strains that are not mutating. The Norovirus outbreak is more common. Wash your hands often while traveling.

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How much is too far. In Birmingham, AL a realtor was getting ready to show an open house when he was approached with what looked like a weapon and a robber asking for anything of value. This is when the story turns. The realtor explains the only thing of value he has is this 3 bedroom 2 bath home. The robber took interest in the home and when it’s all said and done goes under contract. But what really happened is it was all advertisement. So how far is too far, did this realtor take it to the extreme and would it make you want to use him.

How much is too far. In Birmingham, AL a realtor was getting ready to show an open house when he was approached with what looked like a weapon and a robber asking for anything of value. This is when the story turns. The realtor explains the only thing of value he has is this 3 bedroom 2 bath home. The robber took interest in the home and when it’s all said and done goes under contract. But what really happened is it was all advertisement. So how far is too far, did this realtor take it to the extreme and would it make you want to use him.

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What Rockstar Games did with GTA V in terms of optimization on a PS3 console is mindblowing! This level of traffic here is so dense that I struggle to make sense on how exactly they've made this possible on a console that has only 512MB total memory system, hell compare that to Windows 11 which averages to 5GB of RAM usage during idle and you can see how little resources Rockstar Games had working with here. If you remember, when Cyberpunk 2077 launched on PS4, Night City was practically a Ghost Town when you drove a car due to how much it would affect the framerate. Even most open-world games today don't add heavy traffic to save on resources, but GTA V is out here squeezing every last drop of my PS3 console just to add this number of vehicles for seemingly no reason all I can say is that Rockstar really knows how to push the limits of what a console can achieve and I can't wait to see what they're going to do with Grand Theft Auto 6.

What Rockstar Games did with GTA V in terms of optimization on a PS3 console is mindblowing! This level of traffic here is so dense that I struggle to make sense on how exactly they've made this possible on a console that has only 512MB total memory system, hell compare that to Windows 11 which averages to 5GB of RAM usage during idle and you can see how little resources Rockstar Games had working with here. If you remember, when Cyberpunk 2077 launched on PS4, Night City was practically a Ghost Town when you drove a car due to how much it would affect the framerate. Even most open-world games today don't add heavy traffic to save on resources, but GTA V is out here squeezing every last drop of my PS3 console just to add this number of vehicles for seemingly no reason all I can say is that Rockstar really knows how to push the limits of what a console can achieve and I can't wait to see what they're going to do with Grand Theft Auto 6.

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This is still the perfect illustration of how we perceive the Hormuz risk. Everyone is seeing the avalanche coming, yet everyone thinks that somehow it is under control... it isn't. There is no plan. No alternative routes that can scale fast enough... Hormuz open or closed is all that matters. For all parties involved, this is existential... so don't expect a quick resolution. So far, IEA releases and China's oil demand reduction have bought us time... but that is reversing. - China's oil imports are rebounding sharply - IEA releases run out within weeks And it's not just about oil. - Fertilizer - Sulfur - LNG The building blocks of our modern society all flow through this narrow choke point. The only thing keeping markets afloat is an unreasonably high amount of hopium... once it's gone, expect a violent rerating.

This is still the perfect illustration of how we perceive the Hormuz risk. Everyone is seeing the avalanche coming, yet everyone thinks that somehow it is under control... it isn't. There is no plan. No alternative routes that can scale fast enough... Hormuz open or closed is all that matters. For all parties involved, this is existential... so don't expect a quick resolution. So far, IEA releases and China's oil demand reduction have bought us time... but that is reversing. - China's oil imports are rebounding sharply - IEA releases run out within weeks And it's not just about oil. - Fertilizer - Sulfur - LNG The building blocks of our modern society all flow through this narrow choke point. The only thing keeping markets afloat is an unreasonably high amount of hopium... once it's gone, expect a violent rerating.

Lukas Ekwueme

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This is the real reason America is headed toward civil war, and almost nobody understands what's happening (1/3): "We're headed toward civil war, and this is what caused it: We can't get resolution in the courts. There's nowhere else to go. The courts refuse to do their jobs." Electrical engineer and independent investigator John Beaudoin, Sr. (John Beaudoin, Sr., The Real CdC, The Last Boomer) describes for Cornelia Rose (Flashlights Podcast) how two rulings from 2007 and 2009—Bell Atlantic Corp. v Twombly and Ashcroft v Iqbal—have severely hamstrung plaintiffs' ability to argue their cases in U.S. courts—particularly in regard to civil rights and discrimination lawsuits. Now, because people with legitimate grievances can't get their proverbial day in court, justice is seeping out onto the streets. Ultimately, Beaudoin says, this will lead to civil war for America. For reference, per Grok (asked to provide an overview of Ashcroft v Iqbal in simple language aimed at a lay population): "In 2009, the Supreme Court decided a big case called Ashcroft v. Iqbal. A man named Javaid Iqbal sued top government officials, saying they put him in harsh detention after 9/11 because of his religion and race. The Court (in a close 5–4 vote) said that to keep a lawsuit alive, you can’t just make vague accusations or repeat legal buzzwords. You need clear, specific facts that make the claim seem realistic—not just possible, but plausible. If the complaint looks mostly like conclusions without solid facts to back them up, the judge can throw the case out early, before any evidence is gathered." "This ruling (together with a similar 2007 case called Twombly) gave judges much more power to dismiss cases right at the start. Before, many lawsuits could move forward to the evidence stage; after Iqbal, dismissal rates jumped from around half to two-thirds or more, especially in civil-rights and discrimination cases. Courts also started using the same tough 'plausibility' test when checking if a plaintiff was actually harmed and can trace that harm to the defendant (this is called 'standing'). As a result, thousands of cases now get thrown out early for sounding too weak or speculative, making it much harder for regular people to sue the government or big companies." ---------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- "You've got a lot of things happening in the United States and around the world. One is climate change. You bring a case. Climate change dismissed. Elections in 2020. Sixty cases were brought on behalf of the Trump campaign. Sixty. All 60 were dismissed without a substantive hearing. They didn't get to discovery. They were dismissed on the procedural stage." "And for an example, not only my three cases, they used Ashcroft versus Iqbal, right? They used these cases against me, in all three of the cases I brought. But also from me, little old me, pro se litigant, not a lawyer, representing myself, all the way up to the— the, the states, Texas and Missouri, brought a case against Pennsylvania for the elections, saying that Pennsylvania broke its own laws. It automatically goes to the Supreme Court because it's two states against another state. "They call it original jurisdiction. So it goes to the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court said, dismissed, you don't have standing. And they cited Ashcroft versus Iqbal. So not only was it my cases, but all the way up to The President, and 60 cases, all dismissed. They all say you don't have standing. "So it's elections, it's climate, it's trans in kids, it's Covid. Covid vaccines. Whatever social issue it is, you don't get any resolution in the courts. The courts are not doing their job of dispute resolution. "So what happens, Cornelia, is civil society breaks down. You have people dividing into camps because the issues are not being settled or adjudicated. And so you leave it to society to fight amongst each other, fight on social media, fight in the streets. So we're devolving as a civil society based on what's happened with, with these two cases and the way the courts are operating extremely inefficiently, dismissing righteous cases that should be heard. "So, anyway, the summation is— This graph is the problem with the United States. And everybody's looking at the executive and legislative branches trying to solve it. That's not where the problem is. You can fix those two branches if the courts will actually hear the cases. They're not hearing them."

This is the real reason America is headed toward civil war, and almost nobody understands what's happening (1/3): "We're headed toward civil war, and this is what caused it: We can't get resolution in the courts. There's nowhere else to go. The courts refuse to do their jobs." Electrical engineer and independent investigator John Beaudoin, Sr. (John Beaudoin, Sr., The Real CdC, The Last Boomer) describes for Cornelia Rose (Flashlights Podcast) how two rulings from 2007 and 2009—Bell Atlantic Corp. v Twombly and Ashcroft v Iqbal—have severely hamstrung plaintiffs' ability to argue their cases in U.S. courts—particularly in regard to civil rights and discrimination lawsuits. Now, because people with legitimate grievances can't get their proverbial day in court, justice is seeping out onto the streets. Ultimately, Beaudoin says, this will lead to civil war for America. For reference, per Grok (asked to provide an overview of Ashcroft v Iqbal in simple language aimed at a lay population): "In 2009, the Supreme Court decided a big case called Ashcroft v. Iqbal. A man named Javaid Iqbal sued top government officials, saying they put him in harsh detention after 9/11 because of his religion and race. The Court (in a close 5–4 vote) said that to keep a lawsuit alive, you can’t just make vague accusations or repeat legal buzzwords. You need clear, specific facts that make the claim seem realistic—not just possible, but plausible. If the complaint looks mostly like conclusions without solid facts to back them up, the judge can throw the case out early, before any evidence is gathered." "This ruling (together with a similar 2007 case called Twombly) gave judges much more power to dismiss cases right at the start. Before, many lawsuits could move forward to the evidence stage; after Iqbal, dismissal rates jumped from around half to two-thirds or more, especially in civil-rights and discrimination cases. Courts also started using the same tough 'plausibility' test when checking if a plaintiff was actually harmed and can trace that harm to the defendant (this is called 'standing'). As a result, thousands of cases now get thrown out early for sounding too weak or speculative, making it much harder for regular people to sue the government or big companies." ---------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- "You've got a lot of things happening in the United States and around the world. One is climate change. You bring a case. Climate change dismissed. Elections in 2020. Sixty cases were brought on behalf of the Trump campaign. Sixty. All 60 were dismissed without a substantive hearing. They didn't get to discovery. They were dismissed on the procedural stage." "And for an example, not only my three cases, they used Ashcroft versus Iqbal, right? They used these cases against me, in all three of the cases I brought. But also from me, little old me, pro se litigant, not a lawyer, representing myself, all the way up to the— the, the states, Texas and Missouri, brought a case against Pennsylvania for the elections, saying that Pennsylvania broke its own laws. It automatically goes to the Supreme Court because it's two states against another state. "They call it original jurisdiction. So it goes to the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court said, dismissed, you don't have standing. And they cited Ashcroft versus Iqbal. So not only was it my cases, but all the way up to The President, and 60 cases, all dismissed. They all say you don't have standing. "So it's elections, it's climate, it's trans in kids, it's Covid. Covid vaccines. Whatever social issue it is, you don't get any resolution in the courts. The courts are not doing their job of dispute resolution. "So what happens, Cornelia, is civil society breaks down. You have people dividing into camps because the issues are not being settled or adjudicated. And so you leave it to society to fight amongst each other, fight on social media, fight in the streets. So we're devolving as a civil society based on what's happened with, with these two cases and the way the courts are operating extremely inefficiently, dismissing righteous cases that should be heard. "So, anyway, the summation is— This graph is the problem with the United States. And everybody's looking at the executive and legislative branches trying to solve it. That's not where the problem is. You can fix those two branches if the courts will actually hear the cases. They're not hearing them."

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Chris Packham, "Conservative party policies are not only cooking the planet, they're justifying that by cooking the books" Chris Packham "If we are exporting oil or coal, what isn't integrated into those figures is that it will be burned in another part of the world. So the total carbon cost, when it comes to our countries achievements is not calculated" Laura Kuenssberg, "What about viewers who cant afford heat pumps or home insulation?" Chris Packham, "We need a just transition so its affordable.. What hasn't been mentioned are the grotesque profits that are being made by our energy companies which has driven the cost of living crisis" "And had we not 'cut the green cr*p' thirteen years ago, we would have been far ahead when it comes to renewables, which are much cheaper than oil and gas and much more resilient when it comes to pricing"

Chris Packham, "Conservative party policies are not only cooking the planet, they're justifying that by cooking the books" Chris Packham "If we are exporting oil or coal, what isn't integrated into those figures is that it will be burned in another part of the world. So the total carbon cost, when it comes to our countries achievements is not calculated" Laura Kuenssberg, "What about viewers who cant afford heat pumps or home insulation?" Chris Packham, "We need a just transition so its affordable.. What hasn't been mentioned are the grotesque profits that are being made by our energy companies which has driven the cost of living crisis" "And had we not 'cut the green cr*p' thirteen years ago, we would have been far ahead when it comes to renewables, which are much cheaper than oil and gas and much more resilient when it comes to pricing"

Farrukh

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