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This Is Essentially A Confession, From Tangerine…

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He is clearly implicated in whatever Epstein’s actual blackmail materials showed.

No way on Earth does he write that Barack Obama created the Epstein files (see kooky rant below), unless he feels he needs to deflect attention from his own name being prominently featured as a potential child sexual predator — in whatever material might ultimately surface:

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Another way to say this, is when Candace Owens says “you are embarrassing yourself…” Probably Donald Trump should listen. [She is of course the queen of knowing what self embarrassment looks like.]

Out.

Hinderaker: Irrational Boot-Licker Extraordinaire!

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It is hard to overstate the lunacy of Hinderaker’s Trump boot-licking.

He openly admits there is no “strategy” at work in Trump’s tariff flip-flops.

But he suggests they will be regarded as having been as effective as “Reaganomics” — with the benefit of hindsight. Lmk

Hilarious.

[Most sentient people agree that “trickle down” never worked. But why quibble, when John’s on a Ketamine-fueled bender?!]

Here is his flawed premise:

…These days, there are lots of newspaper headlines about the “Trump tariffs.” At this point, no one knows whether Trump’s tariff strategy — whatever it is — will ultimately succeed….

What a dipshit.

Damn.

Buckle up for a recession (unless Trump is able to lawlessly force Powell out of his seat).

And then — we will see… run-away inflation.

These are know-nuthin’ clowns.

Out.

One Ninth Cir. Judge Wants The Newsom v. Trump (Natl. Guard In LA) Case Reheard, En Banc. We Shall See — By This Coming Friday.

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You’ll recall that these federal troops are only allowed to guard federal buildings and property in LA and beyond, not venture out on city streets to provoke protests, and then effectuate lawless arrests of people for exercising their First Amendment rights.

That is well settled law (for over 75 years), since they are not there at the invitation of either the Mayor or the Governor. [Tangerine has long had trouble… with reading the English language. Especially when he isn’t proclaimed emperor over all, sua sponte. Heh.]

In any event — Gov. Newsom is likely to keep his trial court win, as the law is very clear — whether three appellate judges decide it in a panel, or all 20-some judges are polled at once. Here’s the Friday order, as running text:

…A judge of this court has called for a vote to determine whether this case should be reheard en banc.

The parties are directed to file simultaneous briefs setting forth their respective positions on whether this case should be reheard en banc.

The briefs shall not exceed 15 pages unless they comply with the alternative length limitation of 4,200 words, and they shall be filed within seven (7) days of the date of this order.

[Entered: 07/11/2025 09:38 AM]….

We will keep you posted (pretty promptly) from Music City — and then the high Rockies (less promptly)… and then, the Cascades (mostly… not at all!)… smile.

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The Razor Wire Cases… Continue, In West Texas.

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As is customary in federal appellate practice, a single judge of the Fifth Circuit may (anonymously) place a “hold” on the end of an appeal, already decided. That has happened here. Do stay tuned for more, after I am back from my extended break out West. [Like around the 30th.]

This late breaking development is likely due to the fact that private / individual parties have been injured by MAGA Gov. Abbott’s razor wire, and have a right to the redress of their grievances.

Trump cannot unilaterally end this litigation, even with Gov. Abbott’s consent, any longer. Here’s that order from Thursday:

…ORDER:

A judge of this Court withholds issuance of the mandate in this appeal.

ENTERED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE COURT

LYLE W. CAYCE, CLERK

United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit

July 10, 2025

/s/ Lyle W. Cayce….

Now you know. Onward.

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Mr. Khalil (In NJ District Court) Now Has Noem / Rubio / Miller / Trump… Dead To Rights. They Are… DONE.

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As the dolt Kristi Noem is finding out — she is not in the Dakotas anymore. There is no one party rule, for her here. Admin. Judges cannot overrule full federal district court orders. Not at all.

Here’s that latest six pages of muscular argument, from Mr. Khalil’s fine lawyers.

…Requiring the IJ’s full and immediate compliance with this Court’s preliminary injunction is appropriate and necessary to remedy the irreparable harms flowing from the Secretary of State’s determination. Federal district courts exercising habeas jurisdiction enjoy broad authority over immigration judges. See, e.g., German Santos v. Warden Pike Cnty. Corr. Facility, 965 F.3d 203, 214 (3d Cir. 2020) (remanding habeas suit with instructions for district court to order immigration judges to redo bond hearing and place burden of proof on government); Smith v. Ogle, 21-CV-1129, 2023 WL 3369154, at *7 (M.D. Pa. Jan. 3, 2023) (ordering that “immigration judge conduct a bond hearing in accordance with Santos”), report and recommendation adopted, 21-CV-1129, 2023 WL 3362597 (M.D. Pa. May 10, 2023); Angel A.A. v. Edwards, 19-CV-9135, 2022 WL 4001247, at *1 (D.N.J. Mar. 22, 2022) (ordering “that an Immigration Judge shall provide Petitioner with an individualized bond hearing” in accordance with district court’s opinion); Onosamba-Ohindo v. Barr, 483 F. Supp. 3d 159, 178 (W.D.N.Y. 2020) (ordering immigration judges in Buffalo to reconsider class members’ bond hearings with several additional procedural protections after district court dismissed all defendants other than immediate custodian); Franco-Gonzalez v. Holder, 10-CV-02211, 2014 WL 5475097, at *6 (C.D. Cal. Oct. 29, 2014) (ordering among other things that immigration judges conduct competency inquiries to determine if class members are competent to represent themselves in removal proceedings).

In sum, because her decision impermissibly seeks to remove Mr. Khalil based on the Secretary of State’s determination, which this Court foreclosed as presumptively unconstitutional, the IJ must reverse, vacate, or amend her decision….

If the June 20 IJ decision is not corrected by July 18, Petitioner’s timely notice of appeal to the BIA would divest the IJ of jurisdiction. See ECF 343 at 2. Petitioner intends to notice his appeal by Sunday, July 20, to not risk filing on the very last day, Monday, July 21. Should the IJ require more time to rewrite her decision, all she must do by July 18 is vacate her decision and schedule the waiver hearing on a later date. No administrative appeal would then be necessary….

Now you know. Stick it, Noem.

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Like Any “Good [Nazi] German” — Hinderaker Calls For “Stronger Measures” — Against LA Protests. Damn.

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Hinderaker calls it a “rebellion against federal authority” when people resist arrest, for no reason other than the color of their skin.

He and Trump instruct ICE to act as the 1938-era Gestapo, here. Damn.

There’s is only one small problem: all of their statements violate the express text of the Fourteenth Amendment.

He compares this to J6 [2020, John — not 2017, in his typo], saying the people then were in the right, in storming the Capitol.

That is simply self-refuting, as he admits — hundreds of law enforcement officers were injured, and one ex-USAF, Ashli Babbitt, got herself… killed.

The only dead here are teenagers attacked by ICE for asserting their rights.

Dammit, John. You should just go ahead, and fly that red emblazoned flag, with the black swastika. Just admit who you both are.

We already know.

Out. California Gov. Newsom has now won his suit, in effect. You’ve proved his point.

Suck it.

Bill Glahn At Powerline Engages (Again!) In Blood Libel. Y A W N.

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So, Bill Glahn — the newest chucklehead at Powerline is no lawyer. That is painfully clear. Even so, he ought to at least have a passing familiarity with Supreme Court jurisprudence, in the area of racial profiling, before popping off — about how unfair it might be, to allow ICE to violate the Fourth Amendment without even articulable suspicion.

In the unbroken line of 75 years of cases, the Supremes have never allowed appearances or languages being spoken, to be considered probable cause to detain or arrest. We are not to judge books solely by their covers (See, Hernandez v. Sessions 2017).

But today, Glahn cries foul when a US District Court Judge in LA tells ICE and DHS and Border Patrol just that: the color of ones’ skin cannot ever be probable cause, standing alone.

The idiot’s remarks, are here — in context:

…A different federal judge in Tennessee really, really, wants to let Abrego Garcia free, while he awaits trial on human smuggling charges. ICE really, really wants to pick up Mr. Abrego Garcia and ship him elsewhere.

If you are interested in some insight into this process (so much due process), as it happens, I spent this afternoon attending federal court in St. Paul, MN, learning about Minnesota Dad Ezequiel Rojas-Gasca, of parts of unknown. His case presents many of the same facts as his Maryland counterpart. Read my account….

Above, Glahn libels Abrego Garcia (and it is libel per se!) by calling him a pedophile and a violent sex-trafficker. Those were the allegations in the Minnesota case he was sitting in on — but the federal courts in Tennessee have specifically ruled already that the government’s charges about activities with underage persons… cannot be sustained. In sum, there is zero competent proof of any of that.

And, by the way, Bill — Abrego Garcia was kidnapped, and dropped in a hell hole with zero due process — for three months.

Sit. The. Fuck. Down, Bill.

Out.

The Able USDC Judge Xinis Will Take A Few Days To Release Her Decision — On Whether To Order The Return Of Abrego Garcia To Maryland…

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After two days of hearings, she has quite prudently reserved her decision.

So now… we wait. Could be a few days, or it could be… a week or two.

But it is reasonably likely that USDC Judge Crenshaw in Nashville will have held his evidentiary hearing, on the supposed basis for Mr. Abrego Garcia’s charges, in that courthouse, by the time she rules in Maryland.

We shall see. It is clear that the Noemites don’t know what they are doing. At the hearing yesterday, the government said it might never attempt to put Mr. Abrego Garcia on trial in Tennessee. [What an endless sh!t-show from Noem — and she thinks it a big deal to tell Americans they no longer need to take their shoes off during TSA screenings?! Damn.]

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And Nearly Three Decades On — More Mammalian Cloning Controversies… Polo Ponies — This Time.

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In the sweet, silly movie “Notting Hill“, Hugh Grant pretends to be a journalist for “Horse & Hound” — in order to spend a few moments in a faux-interview with Julia Roberts (playing a movie star spending the Summer in London, on a shoot). Zany situations — as ever — seem to result.

Well, it turns out that there really is a UK magazine called “Horse & Hound“, and it features a story (sort of a “Pandora’s Box” follow-up on the Dolly story I posted over the weekend). It seems that cloned polo ponies sell for upwards of $800,000 — and thus ruin friendships, when secretly stolen or re-cloned without proper intellectual property licenses / payments. Who knew?! Read on:

…The case focuses on clones of Cambiaso’s most successful horse, Dolfina Cuartetera – ranked first in Argentina’s Polo Hall of Fame – who died in May 2023, at the age of 22. Several of her clones have gone on to compete at the highest level, featuring in the prestigious Argentine Triple Crown. Among Cambiaso and his son Adolfo “Poroto” Cambiaso’s top mounts are Cuartetera clones B06 and B09.

The lawsuit alleged that Cambiaso’s longtime business partner, Alan Meeker, secretly sold Cuartetera’s clones to a rival polo team without his knowledge, despite their decade-long partnership. The claims included breach of contract and misappropriation of trade secrets.

Polo remains the most accepting equestrian sport when it comes to cloning; Argentina imposes few regulations and no restrictions on the number of cloned ponies allowed in competition — leaving teams and breeders to set their own rules. . . .

Meeker and Cambiaso included a three-month-old Cuartetera clone in a high-profile auction, who sold for $800,000 – the highest price ever paid for a polo horse. The buyers were a partnership led by Argentinian businessman and amateur polo player Ernesto Gutiérrez, a close friend of Cambiaso….

[F]ollowing a nine-day jury trial in May 2024, Cambiaso’s legal team – Wheeler Trigg O’Donnell LLP (WTO) – demonstrated that Meeker had secretly sold Cuartetera clones to an unnamed Russian businessman for $800,000 each, with additional sales planned….

I doubt most people would have seen this story, absent my prompting — so enjoy. That said, I am fairly certain that the cloned ponies suffer from some genetic defects, as a result of being cloned and re-cloned. And as a rule, it seems… less than ethical. But who am I to judge? Anyhoo — here’s that opening scene — quite the charmer, that Mr. Grant:

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[U] The Abrego Garcia Hearing At 1 PM In Judge Xinis’ Maryland District Court Will Feature A Grilling Of One Thomas Giles / Noemite.

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Updated after Midnight: After protracted hearings today, this hearing will be continued tomorrow morning. I’ll offer more after that. End updated portion.

As promised — this one will be a… barn-burner.

The Noemites will be back-pedaling, throughout — trying to explain why they think the case should now be over [not a chance!], solely because they took three full months to get Mr. Abrego Garcia out of a torture prison in El Salvador — after they used essentially no lawful processes to send him there, in the first place. For all intents and purposes… he was… kidnapped off the street. We don’t do that, here in America, Jack. [For at least a century, we didn’t — not until Tangerine 1.0 and 2.0.]

In any event, we will offer an end of day summary here. Count on it:

…On July 7, 2025, the Court issued an order scheduling a hearing for Thursday, July 10 at 1:00 pm for the purpose of addressing several topics discussed in the same order.

The Court further directed the Defendants to provide a notice identifying any witness or witnesses they intended to call by Thursday, July 10, 2025, at 9:00 am.

Defendants hereby provide notice that the Defendants intend to call Thomas Giles, Assistant Director for the Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) located in Los Angeles, California….

Now you know. Onward.

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