Ransom; I think that they are going to get together (Conference) and discuss privately whether they want to hear these cases. If they decide to hear them they will schedule oral arguments for later in the year.
Ransom; I think that they are going to get together (Conference) and discuss privately whether they want to hear these cases. If they decide to hear them they will schedule oral arguments for later in the year.
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Wish I could listen in! Gotta be awkward. :)
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Wonder if the Supreme Court justices have a "hostile work environment" case against Roberts.
@JohnHereToHelp has given whistleblower information detailing Chief Justice Roberts' plans to have several of his conservative peers assasinated. Some details an a link to the video at the link:
https://freerepublic.com/focus/chat/3929134/posts?page=1436#1436
If listening to the video, the content re the judges starts around the 4:30 minute mark. Here's an excerpt:
Part of their plot was various types of attacks on the Supreme Court to take out as many judges as they could
Robers was aware of this, he actually provided some scheduling, the justices are not all there at one time, they come and go as they please.
Roberts provided scheduling info on "these three are working on something toegether" (three SC judges in one place etc.)
They were getting explosives and all types of automatic weapons. They had rocket launchers. They were very close to it.
6:22 minute timestamp
Whistleblower names some of the federal judges targeted for assasination.
[Hard to catch the names] Fed Judge in Massachusetts, Cokely, Lisa Monaco and her family - they were going to make that look like a home invasion and film it until later when they needed it,
With the Whistleblower's testimony 'on record', Roberts can be suspected of posing a danger to peers, and is compromised (blackmail info0, I would think recusal would have to occur at the start of any discussion of the voter fraud case. According to the whistleblower, he was able to stop the plot to kill the judges, which means someone took it seriously.
