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US DC court of appeals just destroyed America

December 04, 2023 -

(Article by Martin Armstrong republished from ArmstrongEconomics.com)

U.S. Circuit Judge Sri Srinivasan, who was NEVER even a judge, was controversially appointed under former President Barack Obama to the position of Chief Judge no less of the DC US Court of Appeals. This biased judge, in trying to destroy Donald Trump, wrote in the ruling:This decision was unimaginable for any true court decision. Srinivasan went out of his way to make sure Trump could be sued ...

Federal “Vaccine Court”: Gardasil jab for HPV irrefutably linked to NARCOLEPSY

October 09, 2023 -

Back in August 2015 when he was just 14 years old, Trey Cobb, a young man – remember: Gardasil was first pushed on young girls for cervical cancer, only to later be pushed on boys who do not even have a cervix – was given a third injection of Gardasil, which caused him to develop autoimmune symptoms including severe fatigue and difficulty carrying on normal activities.

Now 22, Cobb still suffers from a variety of jab-related symptoms that more than likely will never ...

FDA is NOT a physician: Appeals court sides with doctors on the use of ivermectin for COVID-19

September 11, 2023 -

In its Sept. 8 decision, Circuit Judge Don Willett and his co-magistrates ruled in favor of the plaintiffs – Drs. Mary Talley Bowden, Robert Apter and Paul Marik. The appeals court's three-member panel also included Circuit Judge Jennifer Walker Elrod and Senior Circuit Judge Edith Brown Clement.

"The doctors have plausibly alleged that FDA's posts fell on the wrong side of the line between telling about and telling to," the ruling stated. "FDA is not a physician. ...

INSTANT POVERTY FOR ALL: Supreme Court decision could impose taxes on PAPER GAINS for all assets

December 12, 2023 -

Let's move on to the financial news today, because there is a massive US Supreme Court case looming here that's called Moore versus the United States. If the Supreme Court sides with the federal government on this, it would allow the federal government to essentially confiscate virtually all assets of the American people, including your stocks, your home, your land, your gold, everything, almost everything. So this case is challenging the constitutionality of a tax law which ...

New York Supreme Court reinstates workers fired for being unvaccinated, with back pay

November 07, 2023 -

New York has one Supreme Court for each county.

Earlier in 2023, New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced that his administration would not rehire employees who were fired because of their vaccination status. Meanwhile, at least 1,700 unvaccinated employees in NYC were fired early this year after the city adopted a vaccine mandate under former Mayor Bill de Blasio. Many of the workers who lost their jobs were firefighters and police officers.

Andrew Ansbro, president ...

Genocide case against Israel gets underway at International Court of Justice

January 12, 2024 -

January 11 marked the first day of a two-day hearing at the ICJ, which is at The Hague in the Netherlands. South Africa claims that Israel’s ground and air assaults on Gaza are aimed at causing the “destruction” of the Palestinian population. Both Israel and South Africa are signatories to the Genocide Convention of 1948, which means that they cannot commit genocide and must prevent it from taking place.

Lawyers for South Africa asked the ICJ to order Israel to suspend ...

Appeals court reverses lower court ruling: Police in Texas can now arrest illegal migrants starting March 11 – UPDATE: Supreme Court issues temporary stay

2 months ago -

SB 4 authorizes local police in the Lone Star State to arrest illegal migrants, which some say impacts immigration enforcement at the federal level. The Supreme Court will have the ultimate say on SB 4's validity.

For the time being, though, SB 4 is the law of the land in Texas as of March 9, granting local police the authority to round up illegal migrants and send them back from whence they came.

U.S. District Court Judge David Alan Ezra initially blocked the law's ...

Employers that mandated COVID-19 injections for workers can be held LIABLE for vaccine injuries, Australian court rules

February 12, 2024 -

The issue came to a head after the state of South Australia rejected a youth support worker by the name of Daniel Shepherd's claim requesting compensation for a diagnosis of vaccine-induced pericarditis following forced vaccination by his employer. Shepherd appealed the ruling, ultimately prompting the South Australian Employment Tribunal to overrule the previous decision.

The South Australian Department of Child Protection (DCP) forced Shepherd to take the injection, ...

USAF Senior Airman Lance Castle ABUSED in prison, court-martialed for refusing COVID “vaccine”

9 days ago -

The footage, available at this link, shows Castle being forcibly extracted from his cell in abusive fashion after he took the late First Lady Nancy Reagan's advice and just said no to dangerous bioweapon drugs from the government and Big Pharma.

Normally we would embed videos like this for you to watch right here in the article, but it appears as though X, now owned privately by Elon Musk, removed Mark Charles Bashaw's (@MCBashaw) account in an apparent censorship operation....

Supreme Court allows Idaho to enforce ban on sex change procedures for transgender youths

9 days ago -

Idaho's Vulnerable Child Protection Act (VCPA), which was supposed to take effect on Jan. 1, faced lawsuits from two transgender-identifying girls, aged 15 and 16, along with their parents. They argued that the law would deny the teenagers medically necessary care and infringe upon their rights.

The VCPA, which targets medical interventions for adolescents with gender dysphoria, prohibits healthcare professionals from providing treatments such as puberty blockers, hormones ...

Queensland Supreme Court rules COVID-19 vaccine mandates for cops and paramedics were unlawful

2 months ago -

On Tuesday, Feb. 27, the Queensland Supreme Court ruled that COVID-19 vaccine mandates for frontliners, including for police officers and paramedics, were unlawful. Senior Judge Administrator Glenn Martin delivered a 115-page judgment stating that the directives issued by Police Commissioner Katarina Carroll failed to give proper consideration to human rights. According to the decision, the directions limited the human rights of the said workers because they were required to undergo ...

U.K. court might uncover REAL IDENTITY of mysterious Bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto

February 06, 2024 -

For years, Craig Wright, 54, has claimed to be the mysterious, anonymous crypto founder who wrote under the pseudonym "Satoshi Nakamoto" in 2008 the white paper that led to the creation of Bitcoin as the world's cornerstone cryptocurrency, but has so far failed to provide substantive evidence to prove his claims.

The widespread skepticism of Wright's claim to be the founding father of Bitcoin has led to numerous legal clashes over the years. The latest of these involves ...

Supreme Court ruling on use of abortion pill could impact November elections

January 18, 2024 -

Controversial regulations against the use of mifepristone were relaxed in 2016 and again in 2021. So-called "pro-choice" advocates argue that the existing system is secure, while pro-life opponents warn that expanded access to mifepristone exposes women to risks by neglecting safety measures against its liberal use.

These arguments boiled into the judiciary, and two cases – FDA v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine (AHM) and Danco Laboratories LLC v. AHM – have made their ...

‘Passive’ J6 protesters can be convicted of ‘disorderly conduct,’ appeals court rules

January 08, 2024 -

(Article by Chris Menahan republished from InformationLiberation.com)

From The Hill, "Jan. 6 rioters who were passive can be convicted of disorderly conduct, court rules":

The case focused on a rioter, Russell Alford, who received a year-long sentence for his "role" in the insurrection. He was attempting to challenge "the reasonableness of his sentence and the sufficiency of the evidence to support two of his convictions, both of which charged him with engaging ...

Unanimous Supreme Court rules county cannot steal equity in homes after sale for tax debt

June 05, 2023 -

The saga begins in 1999 when Geralidein Tyler purchased a condominium in Minneapolis. However, in 2010, due to various factors, she made the decision to move into a retirement community. The financial burden of managing mortgage payments, condo fees, and rent for her retirement apartment led to Tyler falling behind on her property taxes, Red State reported this week.

By 2015, her outstanding tax debt had accumulated to $2,300, with additional interest and penalties imposed ...

Appeals court blocks Texas immigration law just hours after Supreme Court ruled in the state’s favor

a month ago -

The new law, known as Senate Bill 4, says that police may arrest migrants who are suspected of crossing the border illegally from Mexico into the U.S. and charge them on their first offense. It also gives judges the power to deport individuals to Mexico. It was signed by Governor Greg Abbott back in December and has been subject to litigation, including a lawsuit by the Biden administration that sought to strike it down.

The Biden administration maintains that the law usurps ...

Hawaii court just declared that its “Aloha Spirit” places it above the United States Supreme Court

February 16, 2024 -

(Article republished from Revolver.news)

Apparently, the United States Constitution doesn’t have that “Aloha Spirit” either.

"We read those words differently than the current United States Supreme Court. We hold that in Hawai?i there is no state constitutional right to carry a firearm in public."

This is wild. A court in Hawaii has now declared itself to be above the United States Supreme Court. https://t.co/uiBJcvKjuu

— Hans Mahncke (@HansMahncke) February ...

Health freedom TRAVESTY: Supreme Court nullifies all lawsuits against Biden for damage caused by vaccine mandates

January 03, 2024 -

What this means is that, should the federal government ever again decide that government workers need to get injected with pharmaceutical chemicals in order to stymie another "pandemic" or other such "health emergency," there will be no legal precedent in place to protect those who decide that the jabs are not for them.

In other words, because of the new SCOTUS ruling, the chances of ever again repealing a government-imposed jab mandate for public employees is nil or ...

Supreme Court could overturn Chevron deference, massively scaling back size of U.S. federal government

January 24, 2024 -

The Chevron deference, which the Supreme Court set forth back in 1984, allows for federal agencies to basically make up their own policies as they go along, just so long as Congress has not specifically ruled against a given policy. In essence, the Chevron deference has created a fourth branch of government, critics argue, which violates the Constitution.

"In the landmark ruling in Chevron v. Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), the court held that while courts ...