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Brett Kimberlin Allegedly Alleges

Posted on | January 13, 2014 | 20 Comments

As predicted this morning, the defendants’ motions to dismiss were denied today in the the million-dollar Maryland lawsuit, Kimberlin v. Walker, et al. And as I had previously explained: “A motion to dismiss is entirely a matter of legal procedure, and one must argue it as if all the facts as alleged by the plaintiff were true which, of course, they aren’t.”

Knowing this in advance, it was nevertheless a stunning thing to hear Montgomery County Judge Sharon Burrell say that she was denying the motions to dismiss because “there is enough alleged here.” That is to say, merely by alleging that he is the victim of torts, Brett Kimberlin gets past the preliminary hurdles, and never mind that the plaintiff is notoriously — nay, infamously — dishonest.

It’s irritating, but that’s the law. Co-defendant John Hoge reports:

None of the motions to dismiss were granted .. . Kimberlin’s motion to consider Ali Akbar served was denied. His motion for additional information from Google was granted.The reason for the denial of Kimberlin’s motion concerning service of process on Ali Akbar was an apparently forged document submitted with his motion.

This last item is curious: Kimberlin had previously submitted a receipt for certified mail of his attempt to serve Ali on which the box for restricted delivery — “addressee only” — was not checked. Yet in court today, Kimberlin claimed to have a receipt on which the box was checked. After a lot of argument about this, Judge Burrell asked Brett to show her this receipt and, after comparing it to what he had previously submitted to the court, the judge declared that it clearly wasn’t the same document. Was this a forgery? I make no such accusation.

Unlike pro se litigants filing lawsuits against innocent defendants, blogging is not covered by the Allege Any Damned Thing rule.

Further motions by the defendants are to be expected in the future, however, and who knows what might be alleged, eh?

 

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Category: The Kimberlin Files

As Though CNN Knows Christianity

Posted on | January 13, 2014 | 22 Comments

by Smitty

Missed this last April: Survey: Young Christians want marijuana legalized:

Thirty-two percent of Christian’s aged 18-29 said they “strongly favor” legalization, while 18% said they “favor” the move, according to a Public Religion Research Institute survey released Thursday. Among Christian’s 65 and older, only 9% said they strongly favor legalization and 47% say they strongly oppose it.

If you’re truly a devotee of Christ, and the liberty enjoyed therein, the interest in self-medication is unclear.

What is clear is that the sponsors of the research, PRRI, are relatively recent arrivals, and I have yet to see anything on faith in the WaPo that wasn’t awash in foolishness.

The bummer here is that the link to this this is from Jack Hunter on Rare. I like Jack on a lot of other topics, but will take him with a grain of the Salt of the Earth when it comes to Christianity.

As for the broader question of pot, well, it’s right up there with homosexuality and abortion on the list of things that interest me not at all. You don’t eat moldy food. Similarly, moldy culture is to be avoided.

Category: Culture

Kimberlin Lawsuit Hearing Today

Posted on | January 13, 2014 | 2 Comments

‘Speedway Bomber’ Brett Kimberlin was sentenced to 50 years in 1981

“I have filed over a hundred lawsuits and another one will be no sweat for me. On the other hand, it will cost you a lot of time and money . . .”
— Brett Kimberlin to Patrick Frey, Oct. 11. 2011

Expect little blogging today as I’ll be attending a 10 a.m. hearing in Montgomery Country Circuit Court for the million-dollar Maryland lawsuit, Kimberlin v. Walker, et al. The court will rule on several pending motions, including my motion to dismiss, although I’m not very optimistic on that. A motion to dismiss is entirely a matter of legal procedure, and one must argue it as if all the facts as alleged by the plaintiff were true which, of course, they aren’t.

The federal RICO suit — also known as Kimberlin v. the Universe, et al. — is another matter, and it appears that I’ll be required to file some motions on that case in the next few weeks.

Nevertheless, the wheels of justice grind exceedingly fine. The record of Brett Kimberlin’s “deceitful maneuvers” is clear:

On June 6, 1997 the revocation hearing was convened at the United States Courthouse in Baltimore. [Kimberlin’s] witnesses included his mother and a friend, Julia Karamin. . . . [Kimberlin] claimed that the February 10, 1997 Notice of Action had deprived him of all income, and he requested a continuance in order to obtain appointed counsel. He claimed that his mother had filed a $150,000 lien against his house, tying up its use as an asset. He also requested a continuance because various witnesses were not present, including his sister, mortgage loan officer Tim Rood, and his personal assistant Monika Kosior. Officer Ramsburg opposed the extension requests, testifying that by [Kimberlin’s] previous statements he had recently received substantial income from LADA and $339,000 since 1993 on his book contract, with no documented explanation of where the money had gone. The examiner denied the continuance because it appeared [Kimberlin] had sufficient assets to hire counsel, and because [Kimberlin] admitted that he was given Form CJA-22 but did not submit it at or following the preliminary interview. . . .
The examiner found that [Kimberlin] used “deceitful maneuvers to hide his ability to pay” and that his “relatives and friends are obviously acting to help him by filing claims and liens to protect his money and property from being available to satisfy the victim’s judgment.” The examiner further found that the “evidence against [Kimberlin] was provided by the subject himself,” and that at no time did [Kimberlin] “indicate any concern or empathy for the victim.” Finally, the examiner found that [Kimberlin’s] settlement offers were not undertaken in good faith; concluded that [Kimberlin] had resisted parole supervision by Officer Ramsburg “in every way he can,” and recommended revocation of parole with a presumptive parole date of two years. . . . [Kimberlin] was taken into custody at the conclusion of the hearing.

You really ought to read the whole thing. Brett Kimberlin’s claim that he is a victim of defamation is certainly amusing. Perhaps Brett’s prison buddy Darrell Rice will testify as a character witness.

 

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Category: The Kimberlin Files

LIVE AT FIVE: 01.13.14

Posted on | January 13, 2014 | 3 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho


TOP NEWS
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Taliban, Haqqani Network and Al-Qaeda poised to take advantage of NATO exit



POLITICS
High Court Eyes Recess Appointments

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McCain, Rubio: Gates Should Have Waited To Publish Book

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Category: Live at Five

Egalitarianism Triumphant

Posted on | January 12, 2014 | 25 Comments

“In the hands of a skillful indoctrinator, the average student not only thinks what the indoctrinator wants him to think . . . but is altogether positive that he has arrived at his position by independent intellectual exertion. This man is outraged by the suggestion that he is the flesh-and-blood tribute to the success of his indoctrinators.”
– William F. Buckley Jr., Up From Liberalism (1959)

Exposing the falsehood of egalitarianism has been a persistent theme here. Americans have been so miseducated for so long that many people seem to think that the document promulgated by the patriot Congress at Philadelphia in 1776 was the Declaration of Equality, rather than the Declaration of Independence.

It is self-evident that universal liberty must result in vast inequality, and that a coercive program to impose equality can only be attempted at the expense of infringing liberty. Notice I said “attempted” — equality can never actually be achieved, and the radical fanatics who urge us to pursue equality (or “social justice”) as a goal are only leading doomed fools down a Road to Nowhere.

Minds hypnotized by the repetition of glittering generalities — Progress! Rights! Democracy! — cannot think clearly about facts, and find themselves incapable of refuting sophistry, a point I sought to make in a November 2008 American Spectator column:

If homosexuality is a right, and denying legal recognition to same-sex marriage is a violation of that right, then the rage of gay activists against their opponents is entirely justified. Proposition 8 does not deny tolerance, safety and freedom to gays and lesbians, whose right to “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness” is as secure in California as anywhere in the world.
Tolerance, safety and freedom are not the same as equality, however, and equality is the freight that liberals seek to smuggle into arguments via “rights talk.” Gay activists do not construe their “rights” in terms of liberty, but in terms of radical and absolute equality. They insist that same-sex relationships are identical to — entirely analogous to and fungible with — traditional marriage.
Common sense resists this assertion, perceiving something fundamentally false in the gay marriage argument. Yet it seems common-sense resistance can only be justified by resort to religious faith, through the understanding that men are “endowed by their Creator” with rights. Eliminate the Creator from discussion, and it becomes impossible to refute the activists’ indignant demand for equality.

Egalitarianism is a ravenous monster. We cannot feed it and keep it as a pet. Bob Belvedere perceives the fundamental problem:

We have to face the very uncomfortable fact that most of what we have been told and what we were taught our whole lives is simply not true.  We have spent our whole lives absorbing and processing knowledge that has been filtered through the funhouse mirror of Leftist Ideology.

Read the whole thing.

 

 


Category: Camp of the Saints, Conservatism 101

Rule 5 Sunday: Take It Off

Posted on | January 12, 2014 | 14 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho

The Donnas. Because.

Once again it’s time to consider the wisdom of Rule 5, this week while enjoying the musical stylings of the band formerly known as the Electrocutes. Maybe not for everyone, but certainly a band to consider if you like Joan Jett, Blondie, Suzi Quatro and the Runaways. As usual, be discreet when clicking on the links, for not all of them are safe for work.

Goodstuff kicks off this week doing science with immoral loose women, and also offers New Age Cryptocurrency. IMNSHO returns with the always-welcome Kate Upton, YankeePhil contributes Jennifer Coolidge and some classic Rule 5 ladies, and Laughing Conservative checks in with Tiffany Taylor. Randy’s Roundtable offers Lisa Gleave, Fishersville Mike continues with the non-bearded stars of Duck Dynasty, and Blackmailers Don’t Shoot has some cosplay girls for your edification. Or something. Animal Magnetism comes roaring back with Rule 5 Friday and the Saturday Gingermageddon. Ninety Miles From Tyranny has Morning Mistress, Hot Pick Of The Late Night, and Girls With Guns. Postaldog has Emma Watson, Hilary Duff, Miley Cyrus, and Victoria V. James.

EBL’s herd of heifers this week includes Kate Beckinsale, Eliot Spitzer’s toe du jour, Chargers & 49ers cheerleaders, tax thief & cheat Melissa Viverito, and a Separated At Birth featuring the widowed Mary Crowley.

Wine Women and Politics returns with Whoah, Baby!, the Babe of the Day, TGIF Hotties, Red Hot Lips, Red Hot Shoes, Red Sole Shoes, and Hot In Black.

A View From The Beach adds Let’s See More Seymours, The Direct TV Genie, Warm Weather Is Annoying, Two Million!, Shark Riders, Obamacare Schadenfreude In Single Digits, Actor Fired For Unscripted Groping, The Original Spear Chucker? (has cave girl content), Turn About Is Fair Play, and Cheerleading For Obamacare Schadenfreude.

Soylent Siberia has your morning coffee creamer, Monday Motivationer Carlie, Spassfabrik, Overnighty Angela, Humpday Hawtness Amanda, Falconsword Fursday Filigree, Evening Awesome Angela, Corset Kibble, TGIF Friday Shoes, Overnighty, and Weekender Lily.

Proof Positive’s Friday Night Babe is Lindsay Duke, his vintage babe is Elyse Knox (a/k/a Mark Harmon’s mom), there’s Sex In Advertising, and the obligatory 49ers cheerleader. Dustbury this week suggests Dakota Fanning and Amanda Peet.

The DaleyGator’s DaleyBabes this week include Paris Nicole, Rina Rukawa, Antonia Toya-Carter, Charlotte Springer, Allison Baver, Kristina Wagner, Julia Ormond, Christine Nguyen, Christine Taylor, Yurika Tachibana, and Rachelle Leah. Also, Ebony Beauty.

Thanks to everyone for their linkagery! Deadline for submitting links to the Rule 5 Wombat mailbox for next week’s Rule 5 roundup is Saturday, January 18.


Category: Rule 5

She Craved the Taste of Boy Flesh

Posted on | January 12, 2014 | 30 Comments

Alicia Gray performed oral sex on 14-year-old boy.

Degenerate perversion in Alabama:

A former Alabama high school teacher who was married, pleaded guilty to having sex with a student, and has been sentenced to immediately serve jail time as well as surrender her teaching certificate.
Alicia Gray, 28, accepted a plea deal by prosecutors as she was convicted of engaging in a sexual act or deviant sexual intercourse with a student under 19 years old.
Gray was sentenced to serve six months behind bars with five years of probation.

“Deviant sexual intercourse”? An affidavit, reported when Gray was arrested last year, has since been sealed by court order, but the Internet is forever and the sordid details are still out there:

Charging documents obtained by Local 15 news describe in graphic detail what Mobile County Sheriff’s investigators said was a sexual affair between Mary G. Montgomery High School math teacher Alicia Gray and her 14 year old student. The relationship, Mobile County Cpl. Terri Hall wrote, started around New Year’s Day 2013 with inappropriate contact between the student, whose name was redacted because he is a minor, and Gray started on Facebook using cellphones and computers.
The contact then became physical, the records show, quoting the teen as having “inappropriate physical contact which consisted of kissing and hugging during and after school hours while at Mary G. Montgomery High School.” Hall also claimed the boy told investigators his relationship with Gray “intensified” resulting in an exchange of oral sex between the two taking place, “near or at the victim’s residence.” . . .
[T]he boy also told investigators Gray “took several naked pictures and transmitted those pictures to one another via their cell phones through Snap Chat application.”

In linking last night’s round-up of recent teacher sex news, Instapundit called attention to Gray’s case and remarked:

Obviously, we need to end mandatory celibacy and let high school teachers marry.

This sarcastic reference to the Catholic priest scandal — for such were the arguments of “reformers” in that context — also points out the falsehood of one common reaction to teacher sex crimes.

Ever since the Debra LaFave case, some people have marveled at instances of female teachers arrested for molesting teenage boys: “But she’s good-looking — why can’t she get a man?”

The assumption is that sexual desperation is the motive for these crimes, when in fact, it’s a matter of sexual preference:  Sure, they can get men, but they don’t want men — they want boys.

Abnormal? Certainly. Uncommon? Not exactly.

Police say Brianne Altice admitted sex with boy, 16.

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH:

A Davis High School English teacher was charged [Dec. 17] with three counts of first-degree felony rape stemming from her alleged sexual relations with a then-16-year-old male student.
In 2nd District Court documents, 34-year-old Brianne Land Altice is accused of having had sexual intercourse with the boy, now 17, on at least three occasions between January and September of this year.
Prosecutors say the teacher acknowledged to investigators that she had engaged in sex with the boy on two of the three occasions in which she has been charged.
An earlier probable cause statement, filed with the Davis County Jail after Altice was arrested at her South Weber home in late October, alleged that one of the trysts occurred in a Kaysville park.

Police say Quotaysha Jones had sex with a 16-year-old boy.

PORT ST. LUCIE, FLORIDA:

The 29-year-old Port St. Lucie elementary school teacher accused of having sex with a teenage boy remained in the St. Lucie County jail . . .
Quotaysha Jones, a fifth grade Mariposa Elementary teacher, was arrested [Dec. 20] after the end of the school day on a felony sexual assault-related charge, according to sheriff’s officials. . . .
The boy, now 17, told detectives he and Jones were having sex for about a year after he turned 16 and had sex four to six times during that period, according to the report.

Kathryn Camille Murray had sex with a 15-year-old boy.

HOUSTON, TEXAS:

The former Memorial Middle School teacher who had sex with a 15-year-old student has pleaded guilty to the charges against her.
Kathryn Camille Murray pleaded guilty to one count of improper relations with a student and one count of sexual assault of a child. Two other counts against Murray were dropped.
Murray was charged in February 2012 after investigators learned of her relationship with a teen she was supposed to be tutoring. She had multiple sexual encounters with the boy.
Investigators said Murray, who was 29 years old, had sex with the boy at his home on February 11, 2012, while his parents were away. She also had sex with him at a hotel on the night of a school dance and in her classroom on two separate occasions.
The former eighth grade teacher . . . taught at Memorial Middle for three years as a Language Arts teacher. . . .
“Campus and District administration took immediate and appropriate action after an initial report was made by a faculty member to the school principal on Feb. 13. Mrs. Murray was removed from the classroom and the campus on the same day,” the district said in a released statement.
But after the allegations surfaced and Murray lost her job, she still continued to have contact with the boy after a judge strictly forbade it, landing herself in more trouble.
In January 2013, Murray was charged with harboring a runaway when police found the boy with her at her father’s home. They caught the boy, who was 16 at the time, trying to leave out the back door.

Rachel Santoro is accused of sex with 15-year-old boy.

ROCHESTER, NEW YORK:

A teacher has been accused of having sex with a boy she tutored in her home.
The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office charged Rachel Santora, 31, of Brooklawn Drive, Brighton, with second degree criminal sex act, a felony, and endangering the welfare of a child, a misdemeanor.
Santora is accused of engaging in sex acts with a 15-year-old male student over the summer of 2013 while she was employed as a teacher with the Rush-Henrietta School District.

Megan Garland molested two teenage boys.

MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN:

A former teacher at Messmer High School was sentenced [Jan. 3] to four years in prison for having sexual contact with two students.
Megan Garland, 29, of Waukesha pleaded no contest in October to charges of child enticement and sexual assault by school staff, both felonies. She had been set for trial on two counts of second-degree sexual assault, involving boys ages 14 and 15. She will spend six years under supervision after her release from prison.
Her father and attorney said Garland has long suffered from depression and anxiety, and has been in treatment and on medication since the arrest that ended her teaching career in its first year. . . .
Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Jeffrey Wagner adopted the high end of the sentencing range recommended by Assistant District Attorney Erin Karshen, who said Garland groomed her victims with rides, snacks, flirting and sexualized banter . . .
Karshen said Garland was also jealous and vindictive, once touching one of the boys in a hallway to interrupt his conversation with a girl. Another time, when the boys were resisting or ignoring her, Garland lied to a basketball coach about the boys’ behavior to get them suspended from the team, Karshen said.
In a lengthy prepared statement to Wagner, the older boy’s mother . . . said Garland “meticulously planned” the acts to “indulge her sick fantasy.”
Garland was arrested after she was caught performing a sex act on a 14-year-old male student May 23 in the parking lot of Destiny Church and School in Milwaukee. Prosecutors later added a second charge, that she groped a 15-year-old male Messmer student while giving him a ride in her car earlier that month and had him touch her sexually.

Obviously, these mentally disturbed freaks are in need of therapy. Perhaps the school psychologist could help them?

Megan Snipes is accused of sex with a 16-year-old boy.

BEAUFORT, SOUTH CAROLINA:

A high school psychologist is accused of engaging in sexual acts with a 16-year-old pupil.
Authorities in South Carolina charged Megan Michelle Snipes, 29, with sexual battery of a student, according to WCBD.
Police say that Snipes, who works as psychologist for the Beaufort County School District, was discovered to have shared lewd text messages with a male student under her treatment. . . .
Investigators say that after interviewing the suspect and alleged victim, they found that that Snipes allegedly engaged in a sexual act with the victim on Oct. 18.
Police arrested Snipes [Dec. 20].
Snipes has been placed on administrative leave pending a full investigation, according to the Beaufort Gazette.

All seven of these cases made headlines in the past month, and if we were to extrapolate this figure over the course of a year, we could estimate that at least 80 female teachers are charged with sex crimes annually in the United States. Perversion is rampant and we may be in the midst of a complete societal breakdown.

Remember this, the next time you see a poll asking whether the country is “on the right track” or heading in “the wrong direction.”

 

Category: Crime, Education, Sex

FMJRA 2.0: Frisby

Posted on | January 12, 2014 | 6 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Al Gore and the Big Climate Lie

Will De Blasio Get Away With This?

HELP! #SaveNYCHorseCarriages Campaign Fights Mayor to Save Jobs

Rule 5 Sunday: New Year’s Extended Hangover Relief Edition

Obama Still Hasn’t Responded to Republican Offer to Discuss Health Care

De Blasio Plans to Destroy New York City: ‘We Won’t Wait. We’ll Do It Now.’

Concealed Carry (IYKWIMAITYD)

Obama’s IRS Scandal Cover-Up

Florida: The Crazy State

LIVE AT FIVE: 01.06.14

Sociopathic Sadist Bill Schmalfeldt Vows: ‘One Way or Another, They Will Pay’

Portrait of a Stalker Troll: @Repsac3, Also Known as Walter James Casper III

God and Meth at Yale

Feminists Accused of ‘Transphobia’: Competitive Victimhood Derby

What The Flu-Shot Is A “Federal Dollar”?

Everybody Hates Cathy Brennan: Troll Under the Bridge on the Crazyville Road

This Was Probably Predictable

Bill Schmalfeldt’s Clown Show, and a Certain Dog That Has Not Barked

It Had to Be Written

‘They Are Not Allowed to Fail’

Democrats and the Murder Vote

Deranged Cyberstalker Bill Schmalfeldt Insinuates Corruption in Carroll County

Rocky Horror State University

It Is Not Often That I Greet A New Federal Reserve Chair. . .

FMJRA 2.0: Once More Into The Tax Mines

In The Mailbox, 01.07.14

In Which @AmandaHess Locates the Problem of Online Harassment

LIVE AT FIVESEVEN: 01.08.14

‘Assange Told Him He Didn’t Care How the Information Was Obtained’

#Occupy Suckers: De Blasio’s Corrupt Connections to Wall Street Exposed

‘I Slacked Off in 2013’

The Predictable Karma of #Shutuppery: Will Democrat Sue Jeanne Bonds?

Oklahoma Police: Meth Mom Molested Her Kids While People Paid to Watch

In The Mailbox, 01.09.14

‘Love,’ Celebrity Style

Unspeakable Depravity: Woman Helped Her Husband Rape 15-Year-Old Girl

LIVE AT FIVE: 01.10.14

The @Maddow Method: MSNBC’s Televised Left-Wing Blog Show

Elegant Reporting in Appalachia

Thank You, Lena Dunham

Radical Despair

Joblessness at Record Levels; So Why Does @BDayspring Still Have a Job?

Happy Birthday to My Sexy Wife

Top linkers for the week:

  1. Rick’s Rants (40)
  2. Dead Republican Party (39)
  3. Batshit Crazy News (17)
  4. Political Rift (15)
  5. Regular Right Guy (12)
  6. A View From The Beach (8)
  7. Blackmailers Don’t Shoot (6)

Thanks to everyone for their linkagery! Deadline to submit links for next week’s FMJRA is noon on Saturday, January 18.


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