On 3/23/2025 3:24 PM, Rudy Canoza wrote:
By The Editorial Board
The Domino’s pizzas arrived at the homes of federal judges without
explanation. The message was clear: We know where you live.
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the same time that
President Trump, his aides and their allies have started an
intimidation campaign against the legal system — through executive
orders, social media posts, public comments and even articles of
impeachment. The evident goal is to spread anxiety and fear among
judges and keep them from fulfilling their constitutional duty to
insist that the Trump administration follow the law. The campaign
extends to private-sector lawyers, with Mr. Trump trying to damage the
business of several firms he does not like. The scope of these tactics
can sometimes get lost amid the pace of news, and we want to pause to
connect the dots and explain the seriousness of what’s happening.
We also want to honor the people who are taking a public stand against
this campaign, including Chief Justice John Roberts, and urge more
lawyers to do so in the days ahead. Every time a judge or lawyer steps
forward, it becomes easier for others to speak out and harder for Mr.
Trump to isolate any one person standing up for the law. He is
straining the American system of checks and balances in ways it has
not been tested in many decades. The most effective way to protect
that system starts with courage from more people who believe in it.
The primary targets for intimidation have been federal judges, the
latest being Judge James Boasberg. Last weekend, he ruled that the
Trump administration could not send 261 migrants to a prison in El
Salvador without first holding a hearing. The administration continued
deportation flights nonetheless, and its lawyers have since dissembled
about the timeline. In response, Mr. Trump described Judge Boasberg,
who was appointed to the bench by George W. Bush and elevated by
Barack Obama, as a “troublemaker,” “agitator” and “Radical Left
Lunatic” who should be impeached. A Republican House member filed
articles of impeachment hours later, and Elon Musk announced he had
made the maximum campaign contribution to several House members who
supported the articles.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/22/opinion/law-firms-judges-
intimidation.html
Trump's "Proud Boys" terrorist gang will murder some federal judges
before the end of April.
Nope, no federal judges will be murdered. Some Proud Boys may end up in jail, though!
Dawn
P.S. Dear Federal Judges, please do enjoy your free pizzas!! I like Domino's, too, although, it is a bit fattening! Perhaps the NYT could encourage the PBs to start sending Papa Johns instead??
On 3/23/2025 5:15 PM, dolen@antispam.duck wrote:
On 3/23/2025 2:15 PM, Dawn Flood wrote:
On 3/23/2025 3:24 PM, Rudy Canoza wrote:
By The Editorial Board
The Domino’s pizzas arrived at the homes of federal judges
without explanation. The message was clear: We know where you live.
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the same time that
President Trump, his aides and their allies have started an
intimidation campaign against the legal system — through
executive orders, social media posts, public comments and even
articles of impeachment. The evident goal is to spread anxiety and
fear among judges and keep them from fulfilling their
constitutional duty to insist that the Trump administration follow
the law. The campaign extends to private-sector lawyers, with Mr.
Trump trying to damage the business of several firms he does not
like. The scope of these tactics can sometimes get lost amid the
pace of news, and we want to pause to connect the dots and explain
the seriousness of what’s happening.
We also want to honor the people who are taking a public stand
against this campaign, including Chief Justice John Roberts, and
urge more lawyers to do so in the days ahead. Every time a judge or
lawyer steps forward, it becomes easier for others to speak out and
harder for Mr. Trump to isolate any one person standing up for the
law. He is straining the American system of checks and balances in
ways it has not been tested in many decades. The most effective way
to protect that system starts with courage from more people who
believe in it.
The primary targets for intimidation have been federal judges, the
latest being Judge James Boasberg. Last weekend, he ruled that the
Trump administration could not send 261 migrants to a prison in El
Salvador without first holding a hearing. The administration
continued deportation flights nonetheless, and its lawyers have
since dissembled about the timeline. In response, Mr. Trump
described Judge Boasberg, who was appointed to the bench by George
W. Bush and elevated by Barack Obama, as a “troublemaker,”
“agitator” and “Radical Left Lunatic” who should be
impeached. A Republican House member filed articles of impeachment
hours later, and Elon Musk announced he had made the maximum
campaign contribution to several House members who supported the
articles.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/22/opinion/law-firms-judges-
intimidation.html
Trump's "Proud Boys" terrorist gang will murder some federal judges
before the end of April.
Nope, no federal judges will be murdered. Some Proud Boys may end
up in jail, though!
Dawn
P.S. Dear Federal Judges, please do enjoy your free pizzas!! I
like Domino's, too, although, it is a bit fattening! Perhaps the
NYT could encourage the PBs to start sending Papa Johns instead??
Papa Johns ewww.
https://www.firstpizza.com/
"Former US attorney found dead in Virginia home at 43 after consuming
Papa Johns pizza"
https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/5209276-former-us-attorney-
found-dead-in-virginia-home-at-43/
I read the article; where does it say anything about pizza?!
On 3/23/2025 5:15 PM, dolen@antispam.duck wrote:
On 3/23/2025 2:15 PM, Dawn Flood wrote:
On 3/23/2025 3:24 PM, Rudy Canoza wrote:
By The Editorial Board
The Domino’s pizzas arrived at the homes of federal judges
without explanation. The message was clear: We know where you
live.
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the same
time that President Trump, his aides and their allies have
started an intimidation campaign against the legal system —
through executive orders, social media posts, public comments
and even articles of impeachment. The evident goal is to
spread anxiety and fear among judges and keep them from
fulfilling their constitutional duty to insist that the Trump
administration follow the law. The campaign extends to
private-sector lawyers, with Mr. Trump trying to damage the
business of several firms he does not like. The scope of
these tactics can sometimes get lost amid the pace of news,
and we want to pause to connect the dots and explain the
seriousness of what’s happening.
We also want to honor the people who are taking a public
stand against this campaign, including Chief Justice John
Roberts, and urge more lawyers to do so in the days ahead.
Every time a judge or lawyer steps forward, it becomes easier
for others to speak out and harder for Mr. Trump to isolate
any one person standing up for the law. He is straining the
American system of checks and balances in ways it has not
been tested in many decades. The most effective way to
protect that system starts with courage from more people who
believe in it.
The primary targets for intimidation have been federal
judges, the latest being Judge James Boasberg. Last weekend,
he ruled that the Trump administration could not send 261
migrants to a prison in El Salvador without first holding a
hearing. The administration continued deportation flights
nonetheless, and its lawyers have since dissembled about the
timeline. In response, Mr. Trump described Judge Boasberg,
who was appointed to the bench by George W. Bush and elevated
by Barack Obama, as a “troublemaker,” “agitator” and “Radical >>>> Left Lunatic” who should be impeached. A Republican House
member filed articles of impeachment hours later, and Elon
Musk announced he had made the maximum campaign contribution
to several House members who supported the articles.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/22/opinion/law-firms-judges-
intimidation.html
Trump's "Proud Boys" terrorist gang will murder some federal
judges before the end of April.
Nope, no federal judges will be murdered. Some Proud Boys may
end up in jail, though!
Dawn
P.S. Dear Federal Judges, please do enjoy your free pizzas!!
I like Domino's, too, although, it is a bit fattening!
Perhaps the NYT could encourage the PBs to start sending Papa
Johns instead??
Papa Johns ewww.
https://www.firstpizza.com/
"Former US attorney found dead in Virginia home at 43 after
consuming Papa Johns pizza"
https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/5209276-former-us-attorney-
found-dead-in-virginia-home-at-43/
I read the article; where does it say anything about pizza?!
Dawn
On 23 Mar 2025, Dawn Flood <Dawn.Belle.Flood@gmail.com> posted some news:vrq3fn$3e148$1@dont-email.me:
On 3/23/2025 5:15 PM, dolen@antispam.duck wrote:
On 3/23/2025 2:15 PM, Dawn Flood wrote:
On 3/23/2025 3:24 PM, Rudy Canoza wrote:
By The Editorial Board
The Domino’s pizzas arrived at the homes of federal judges
without explanation. The message was clear: We know where you live.
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the same time that
President Trump, his aides and their allies have started an
intimidation campaign against the legal system — through
executive orders, social media posts, public comments and even
articles of impeachment. The evident goal is to spread anxiety and
fear among judges and keep them from fulfilling their
constitutional duty to insist that the Trump administration follow
the law. The campaign extends to private-sector lawyers, with Mr.
Trump trying to damage the business of several firms he does not
like. The scope of these tactics can sometimes get lost amid the
pace of news, and we want to pause to connect the dots and explain
the seriousness of what’s happening.
We also want to honor the people who are taking a public stand
against this campaign, including Chief Justice John Roberts, and
urge more lawyers to do so in the days ahead. Every time a judge or
lawyer steps forward, it becomes easier for others to speak out and
harder for Mr. Trump to isolate any one person standing up for the
law. He is straining the American system of checks and balances in
ways it has not been tested in many decades. The most effective way
to protect that system starts with courage from more people who
believe in it.
The primary targets for intimidation have been federal judges, the
latest being Judge James Boasberg. Last weekend, he ruled that the
Trump administration could not send 261 migrants to a prison in El
Salvador without first holding a hearing. The administration
continued deportation flights nonetheless, and its lawyers have
since dissembled about the timeline. In response, Mr. Trump
described Judge Boasberg, who was appointed to the bench by George
W. Bush and elevated by Barack Obama, as a “troublemaker,†>>>>> “agitator†and “Radical Left Lunatic†who should be
impeached. A Republican House member filed articles of impeachment
hours later, and Elon Musk announced he had made the maximum
campaign contribution to several House members who supported the
articles.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/22/opinion/law-firms-judges-
intimidation.html
Trump's "Proud Boys" terrorist gang will murder some federal judges
before the end of April.
Nope, no federal judges will be murdered. Some Proud Boys may end
up in jail, though!
Dawn
P.S. Dear Federal Judges, please do enjoy your free pizzas!! I >>>> like Domino's, too, although, it is a bit fattening! Perhaps the
NYT could encourage the PBs to start sending Papa Johns instead??
Papa Johns ewww.
https://www.firstpizza.com/
"Former US attorney found dead in Virginia home at 43 after consuming
Papa Johns pizza"
https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/5209276-former-us-attorney-
found-dead-in-virginia-home-at-43/
I read the article; where does it say anything about pizza?!
It doesn't. Seems your string was just tugged.
The Domino's pizzas arrived at the homes of federal judges without explanation. The message was clear: We know where you live.
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the same time that
President Trump, his aides and their allies have started an
intimidation campaign against the legal system — through executive
orders, social media posts, public comments and even articles of
impeachment. The evident goal is to spread anxiety and fear among
judges and keep them from fulfilling their constitutional duty to
insist that the Trump administration follow the law. The campaign
extends to private-sector lawyers, with Mr. Trump trying to damage the business of several firms he does not like. The scope of these tactics
can sometimes get lost amid the pace of news, and we want to pause to
connect the dots and explain the seriousness of what’s happening.
On 3/24/2025 8:18 AM, jojo wrote:
Dawn Flood wrote:
On 3/23/2025 5:15 PM, dolen@antispam.duck wrote:
On 3/23/2025 2:15 PM, Dawn Flood wrote:
On 3/23/2025 3:24 PM, Rudy Canoza wrote:
By The Editorial Board
The Domino’s pizzas arrived at the homes of federal judges
without explanation. The message was clear: We know where
you live.
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the same
time that President Trump, his aides and their allies have
started an intimidation campaign against the legal system —
through executive orders, social media posts, public
comments and even articles of impeachment. The evident goal
is to spread anxiety and fear among judges and keep them
from fulfilling their constitutional duty to insist that
the Trump administration follow the law. The campaign
extends to private-sector lawyers, with Mr. Trump trying to
damage the business of several firms he does not like. The
scope of these tactics can sometimes get lost amid the pace
of news, and we want to pause to connect the dots and
explain the seriousness of what’s happening.
We also want to honor the people who are taking a public
stand against this campaign, including Chief Justice John
Roberts, and urge more lawyers to do so in the days ahead.
Every time a judge or lawyer steps forward, it becomes
easier for others to speak out and harder for Mr. Trump to
isolate any one person standing up for the law. He is
straining the American system of checks and balances in
ways it has not been tested in many decades. The most
effective way to protect that system starts with courage
from more people who believe in it.
The primary targets for intimidation have been federal
judges, the latest being Judge James Boasberg. Last
weekend, he ruled that the Trump administration could not
send 261 migrants to a prison in El Salvador without first
holding a hearing. The administration continued deportation
flights nonetheless, and its lawyers have since dissembled
about the timeline. In response, Mr. Trump described Judge
Boasberg, who was appointed to the bench by George W. Bush
and elevated by Barack Obama, as a “troublemaker,”
“agitator” and “Radical Left Lunatic” who should be
impeached. A Republican House member filed articles of
impeachment hours later, and Elon Musk announced he had
made the maximum campaign contribution to several House
members who supported the articles.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/22/opinion/law-firms-judges- intimidation.html
Trump's "Proud Boys" terrorist gang will murder some
federal judges before the end of April.
Nope, no federal judges will be murdered. Some Proud Boys
may end up in jail, though!
Dawn
P.S. Dear Federal Judges, please do enjoy your free
pizzas!! I like Domino's, too, although, it is a bit
fattening! Perhaps the NYT could encourage the PBs to start
sending Papa Johns instead??
Papa Johns ewww.
https://www.firstpizza.com/
"Former US attorney found dead in Virginia home at 43 after
consuming Papa Johns pizza"
https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/5209276-former-us-attorney-
found-dead-in-virginia-home-at-43/
I read the article; where does it say anything about pizza?!
Dawn
i really hate that pizzas that are delivered look NOTHING as
advertised!!! like the pizzas were starving and dehydrated.
Such has been known now for over a generation. The advertisers
are pros, and they add glue, paint, wood chips, petroleum and all
sorts of other crap to the food that gets advertised on TV and in
print. If you were able to stand eating any of that food, you
would die. I doubt that any dog would eat it.
Dawn
The Domino's pizzas arrived at the homes of federal judges without explanation. The message was clear: We know where you live.
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the same time that President Trump, his aides and their allies have started an
intimidation campaign against the legal system ? through executive
orders, social media posts, public comments and even articles of impeachment. The evident goal is to spread anxiety and fear among
judges and keep them from fulfilling their constitutional duty to
insist that the Trump administration follow the law. The campaign
extends to private-sector lawyers, with Mr. Trump trying to damage the business of several firms he does not like. The scope of these tactics
can sometimes get lost amid the pace of news, and we want to pause to connect the dots and explain the seriousness of what?s happening.
The Prowd Boyz and other convicted Jan. 6 criminals aren't exactly
anonymous and now thanks to Trump they're all back out on the streets,
just swat 'em and give them a taste of their own medicine. They'll have
to tangle with someone a lot more lethal than a pizza delivery driver.
The Domino's pizzas arrived at the homes of federal judges without
explanation. The message was clear: We know where you live.
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the same time that President
Trump, his aides and their allies have started an intimidation campaign
against the legal system — through executive orders, social media posts, >> public comments and even articles of impeachment. The evident goal is to
spread anxiety and fear among judges and keep them from fulfilling their
constitutional duty to insist that the Trump administration follow the law. >> The campaign extends to private-sector lawyers, with Mr. Trump trying to
damage the business of several firms he does not like. The scope of these
tactics can sometimes get lost amid the pace of news, and we want to pause to
connect the dots and explain the seriousness of what’s happening.
The Prowd Boyz and other convicted Jan. 6 criminals aren't exactly anonymous and
now thanks to Trump they're all back out on the streets, just swat 'em
In article <vrt91p$2cihr$1@dont-email.me>,
super70s@super70s.invalid says...
The Domino's pizzas arrived at the homes of federal judges without
explanation. The message was clear: We know where you live.
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the same time that
President Trump, his aides and their allies have started an
intimidation campaign against the legal system ? through executive
orders, social media posts, public comments and even articles of
impeachment. The evident goal is to spread anxiety and fear among
judges and keep them from fulfilling their constitutional duty to
insist that the Trump administration follow the law. The campaign
extends to private-sector lawyers, with Mr. Trump trying to damage the
business of several firms he does not like. The scope of these tactics
can sometimes get lost amid the pace of news, and we want to pause to
connect the dots and explain the seriousness of what?s happening.
The Prowd Boyz and other convicted Jan. 6 criminals aren't exactly
anonymous and now thanks to Trump they're all back out on the streets,
just swat 'em and give them a taste of their own medicine. They'll have
to tangle with someone a lot more lethal than a pizza delivery driver.
Bring it bitch.
The Domino's pizzas arrived at the homes of federal judges without
explanation. The message was clear: We know where you live.
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the same time that
President Trump, his aides and their allies have started an
intimidation campaign against the legal system — through executive
orders, social media posts, public comments and even articles of
impeachment. The evident goal is to spread anxiety and fear among
judges and keep them from fulfilling their constitutional duty to
insist that the Trump administration follow the law. The campaign
extends to private-sector lawyers, with Mr. Trump trying to damage the
business of several firms he does not like. The scope of these tactics
can sometimes get lost amid the pace of news, and we want to pause to
connect the dots and explain the seriousness of what’s happening.
The Prowd Boyz and other convicted Jan. 6 criminals aren't exactly
anonymous and now thanks to Trump they're all back out on the streets,
just swat 'em and give them a taste of their own medicine. They'll have
to tangle with someone a lot more lethal than a pizza delivery driver.
Dawn Flood wrote:
On 3/24/2025 8:18 AM, jojo wrote:
Dawn Flood wrote:
On 3/23/2025 5:15 PM, dolen@antispam.duck wrote:
On 3/23/2025 2:15 PM, Dawn Flood wrote:
On 3/23/2025 3:24 PM, Rudy Canoza wrote:
By The Editorial Board
The Domino’s pizzas arrived at the homes of federal judges
without explanation. The message was clear: We know where
you live.
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the same
time that President Trump, his aides and their allies have
started an intimidation campaign against the legal system —
through executive orders, social media posts, public
comments and even articles of impeachment. The evident goal
is to spread anxiety and fear among judges and keep them
from fulfilling their constitutional duty to insist that
the Trump administration follow the law. The campaign
extends to private-sector lawyers, with Mr. Trump trying to
damage the business of several firms he does not like. The
scope of these tactics can sometimes get lost amid the pace
of news, and we want to pause to connect the dots and
explain the seriousness of what’s happening.
We also want to honor the people who are taking a public
stand against this campaign, including Chief Justice John
Roberts, and urge more lawyers to do so in the days ahead.
Every time a judge or lawyer steps forward, it becomes
easier for others to speak out and harder for Mr. Trump to
isolate any one person standing up for the law. He is
straining the American system of checks and balances in
ways it has not been tested in many decades. The most
effective way to protect that system starts with courage
from more people who believe in it.
The primary targets for intimidation have been federal
judges, the latest being Judge James Boasberg. Last
weekend, he ruled that the Trump administration could not
send 261 migrants to a prison in El Salvador without first
holding a hearing. The administration continued deportation
flights nonetheless, and its lawyers have since dissembled
about the timeline. In response, Mr. Trump described Judge
Boasberg, who was appointed to the bench by George W. Bush
and elevated by Barack Obama, as a “troublemaker,”
“agitator” and “Radical Left Lunatic” who should be
impeached. A Republican House member filed articles of
impeachment hours later, and Elon Musk announced he had
made the maximum campaign contribution to several House
members who supported the articles.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/22/opinion/law-firms-judges-
intimidation.html
Trump's "Proud Boys" terrorist gang will murder some
federal judges before the end of April.
Nope, no federal judges will be murdered. Some Proud Boys
may end up in jail, though!
Dawn
P.S. Dear Federal Judges, please do enjoy your free
pizzas!! I like Domino's, too, although, it is a bit
fattening! Perhaps the NYT could encourage the PBs to start
sending Papa Johns instead??
Papa Johns ewww.
https://www.firstpizza.com/
"Former US attorney found dead in Virginia home at 43 after
consuming Papa Johns pizza"
https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/5209276-former-us-attorney
- found-dead-in-virginia-home-at-43/
I read the article; where does it say anything about pizza?!
Dawn
i really hate that pizzas that are delivered look NOTHING as
advertised!!! like the pizzas were starving and dehydrated.
Such has been known now for over a generation. The advertisers
are pros, and they add glue, paint, wood chips, petroleum and all
sorts of other crap to the food that gets advertised on TV and in
print. If you were able to stand eating any of that food, you
would die. I doubt that any dog would eat it.
Dawn
i've stopped ordering from major franchises. there are many local
restaurants here, but.... they are more expensive, way more
expensive. these days, whenever we do order, its mostly chinese.
On 2025-03-25 03:49:34 +0000, Skeeter said:
In article <vrt91p$2cihr$1@dont-email.me>,
super70s@super70s.invalid says...
The Domino's pizzas arrived at the homes of federal judges without
explanation. The message was clear: We know where you live.
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the same time that
President Trump, his aides and their allies have started an
intimidation campaign against the legal system ? through executive
orders, social media posts, public comments and even articles of
impeachment. The evident goal is to spread anxiety and fear among
judges and keep them from fulfilling their constitutional duty to
insist that the Trump administration follow the law. The campaign
extends to private-sector lawyers, with Mr. Trump trying to damage the >>> business of several firms he does not like. The scope of these tactics >>> can sometimes get lost amid the pace of news, and we want to pause to
connect the dots and explain the seriousness of what?s happening.
The Prowd Boyz and other convicted Jan. 6 criminals aren't exactly
anonymous and now thanks to Trump they're all back out on the streets,
just swat 'em and give them a taste of their own medicine. They'll have
to tangle with someone a lot more lethal than a pizza delivery driver.
Bring it bitch.
So you're one of them. Why am I not surprised.
In article <vrt91p$2cihr$1@dont-email.me>,
super70s@super70s.invalid says...
The Domino's pizzas arrived at the homes of federal judges without
explanation. The message was clear: We know where you live.
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the same time that
President Trump, his aides and their allies have started an
intimidation campaign against the legal system ? through executive
orders, social media posts, public comments and even articles of
impeachment. The evident goal is to spread anxiety and fear among
judges and keep them from fulfilling their constitutional duty to
insist that the Trump administration follow the law. The campaign
extends to private-sector lawyers, with Mr. Trump trying to damage the
business of several firms he does not like. The scope of these tactics
can sometimes get lost amid the pace of news, and we want to pause to
connect the dots and explain the seriousness of what?s happening.
The Prowd Boyz and other convicted Jan. 6 criminals aren't exactly
anonymous and now thanks to Trump they're all back out on the streets,
just swat 'em and give them a taste of their own medicine. They'll have
to tangle with someone a lot more lethal than a pizza delivery driver.
Bring it bitch.
By The Editorial Board
The Domino’s pizzas arrived at the homes of federal judges without >explanation. The message was clear: We know where you live.
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the same time that
President Trump, his aides and their allies have started an intimidation >campaign against the legal system — through executive orders, social
media posts, public comments and even articles of impeachment. The
evident goal is to spread anxiety and fear among judges and keep them
from fulfilling their constitutional duty to insist that the Trump >administration follow the law. The campaign extends to private-sector >lawyers, with Mr. Trump trying to damage the business of several firms he >does not like. The scope of these tactics can sometimes get lost amid the >pace of news, and we want to pause to connect the dots and explain the >seriousness of what’s happening.
We also want to honor the people who are taking a public stand against
this campaign, including Chief Justice John Roberts, and urge more
lawyers to do so in the days ahead. Every time a judge or lawyer steps >forward, it becomes easier for others to speak out and harder for Mr.
Trump to isolate any one person standing up for the law. He is straining
the American system of checks and balances in ways it has not been tested
in many decades. The most effective way to protect that system starts
with courage from more people who believe in it.
The primary targets for intimidation have been federal judges, the latest >being Judge James Boasberg. Last weekend, he ruled that the Trump >administration could not send 261 migrants to a prison in El Salvador
without first holding a hearing. The administration continued deportation >flights nonetheless, and its lawyers have since dissembled about the >timeline. In response, Mr. Trump described Judge Boasberg, who was
appointed to the bench by George W. Bush and elevated by Barack Obama, as
a “troublemaker,” “agitator” and “Radical Left Lunatic” who >should be impeached. A Republican House member filed articles of
impeachment hours later, and Elon Musk announced he had made the maximum >campaign contribution to several House members who supported the
articles.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/22/opinion/law-firms-judges-intimidation.h >tml
Trump's "Proud Boys" terrorist gang will murder some federal judges
before the end of April.
In article <vrt9vc$2h5vg$1@dont-email.me>,
super70s@super70s.invalid says...
On 2025-03-25 03:49:34 +0000, Skeeter said:
In article <vrt91p$2cihr$1@dont-email.me>,
super70s@super70s.invalid says...
The Domino's pizzas arrived at the homes of federal judges without
explanation. The message was clear: We know where you live.
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the same time that
President Trump, his aides and their allies have started an
intimidation campaign against the legal system ? through executive
orders, social media posts, public comments and even articles of
impeachment. The evident goal is to spread anxiety and fear among
judges and keep them from fulfilling their constitutional duty to
insist that the Trump administration follow the law. The campaign
extends to private-sector lawyers, with Mr. Trump trying to damage the >>>>> business of several firms he does not like. The scope of these tactics >>>>> can sometimes get lost amid the pace of news, and we want to pause to >>>>> connect the dots and explain the seriousness of what?s happening.
The Prowd Boyz and other convicted Jan. 6 criminals aren't exactly
anonymous and now thanks to Trump they're all back out on the streets, >>>> just swat 'em and give them a taste of their own medicine. They'll have >>>> to tangle with someone a lot more lethal than a pizza delivery driver.
Bring it bitch.
So you're one of them. Why am I not surprised.
One of "them"?
On 2025-03-25 10:40:46 +0000, Skeeter said:
In article <vrt9vc$2h5vg$1@dont-email.me>,
super70s@super70s.invalid says...
On 2025-03-25 03:49:34 +0000, Skeeter said:
In article <vrt91p$2cihr$1@dont-email.me>,
super70s@super70s.invalid says...
Bring it bitch.
The Domino's pizzas arrived at the homes of federal judges without >>>>> explanation. The message was clear: We know where you live.
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the same time that >>>>> President Trump, his aides and their allies have started an
intimidation campaign against the legal system ? through executive >>>>> orders, social media posts, public comments and even articles of
impeachment. The evident goal is to spread anxiety and fear among
judges and keep them from fulfilling their constitutional duty to
insist that the Trump administration follow the law. The campaign
extends to private-sector lawyers, with Mr. Trump trying to damage the >>>>> business of several firms he does not like. The scope of these tactics >>>>> can sometimes get lost amid the pace of news, and we want to pause to >>>>> connect the dots and explain the seriousness of what?s happening.
The Prowd Boyz and other convicted Jan. 6 criminals aren't exactly
anonymous and now thanks to Trump they're all back out on the streets, >>>> just swat 'em and give them a taste of their own medicine. They'll have >>>> to tangle with someone a lot more lethal than a pizza delivery driver. >>>
So you're one of them. Why am I not surprised.
One of "them"?
Do you even know what "swatting" is?
Here's a tip: could be hazardous to your health, macho man.
In article <vrt91p$2cihr$1@dont-email.me>,
super70s@super70s.invalid says...
The Domino's pizzas arrived at the homes of federal judges without
explanation. The message was clear: We know where you live.
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the same time that
President Trump, his aides and their allies have started an
intimidation campaign against the legal system ? through executive
orders, social media posts, public comments and even articles of
impeachment. The evident goal is to spread anxiety and fear among
judges and keep them from fulfilling their constitutional duty to
insist that the Trump administration follow the law. The campaign
extends to private-sector lawyers, with Mr. Trump trying to damage the
business of several firms he does not like. The scope of these tactics
can sometimes get lost amid the pace of news, and we want to pause to
connect the dots and explain the seriousness of what?s happening.
The Prowd Boyz and other convicted Jan. 6 criminals aren't exactly
anonymous and now thanks to Trump they're all back out on the streets,
just swat 'em and give them a taste of their own medicine. They'll have
to tangle with someone a lot more lethal than a pizza delivery driver.
Bring it bitch.
In article <cpVEP.1299223$FVcd.181020@fx10.iad>, mike.am.surreal@earthlink.nut says...
On 3/24/2025 8:49 PM, Skeeter-Shit "Lamey" Jack-Off Shit-4-Braincell, convicted
child molester and another fucking do-nothing, posted another content-free batch
of lies:
In article <vrt91p$2cihr$1@dont-email.me>,
super70s@super70s.invalid says...
The Domino's pizzas arrived at the homes of federal judges without
explanation. The message was clear: We know where you live.
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the same time that
President Trump, his aides and their allies have started an
intimidation campaign against the legal system ? through executive
orders, social media posts, public comments and even articles of
impeachment. The evident goal is to spread anxiety and fear among
judges and keep them from fulfilling their constitutional duty to
insist that the Trump administration follow the law. The campaign
extends to private-sector lawyers, with Mr. Trump trying to damage the >>>>> business of several firms he does not like. The scope of these tactics >>>>> can sometimes get lost amid the pace of news, and we want to pause to >>>>> connect the dots and explain the seriousness of what?s happening.
The Prowd Boyz and other convicted Jan. 6 criminals aren't exactly
anonymous and now thanks to Trump they're all back out on the streets, >>>> just swat 'em and give them a taste of their own medicine. They'll have >>>> to tangle with someone a lot more lethal than a pizza delivery driver.
Bring it bitch.
More empty pathetic tuff-boi bullshit. You're not tough. You never were tough.
You'll surrender without a shot. You're a squat-to-piss no-fight homo.
Then bring it.
On 3/26/2025 8:53 AM, % wrote:
Dawn Flood wrote:
On 3/24/2025 10:48 PM, super70s wrote:
The Domino's pizzas arrived at the homes of federal judges
without explanation. The message was clear: We know where
you live.
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the same
time that President Trump, his aides and their allies have
started an intimidation campaign against the legal system —
through executive orders, social media posts, public
comments and even articles of impeachment. The evident goal
is to spread anxiety and fear among judges and keep them
from fulfilling their constitutional duty to insist that the
Trump administration follow the law. The campaign extends to
private-sector lawyers, with Mr. Trump trying to damage the
business of several firms he does not like. The scope of
these tactics can sometimes get lost amid the pace of news,
and we want to pause to connect the dots and explain the
seriousness of what’s happening.
The Prowd Boyz and other convicted Jan. 6 criminals aren't
exactly anonymous and now thanks to Trump they're all back
out on the streets, just swat 'em and give them a taste of
their own medicine. They'll have to tangle with someone a lot
more lethal than a pizza delivery driver.
Someone needs to remind them that when they go back to jail
that the pizza there, if any, will not taste as nearly as good
as the ones they are sending to the Judges.
Dawn
did you have bad pizza in jail
No!
super70s wrote:
The Domino's pizzas arrived at the homes of federal judges without
explanation. The message was clear: We know where you live.
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the same time that President
Trump, his aides and their allies have started an intimidation campaign
against the legal system — through executive orders, social media posts, >>> public comments and even articles of impeachment. The evident goal is to >>> spread anxiety and fear among judges and keep them from fulfilling their >>> constitutional duty to insist that the Trump administration follow the law. >>> The campaign extends to private-sector lawyers, with Mr. Trump trying to >>> damage the business of several firms he does not like. The scope of these >>> tactics can sometimes get lost amid the pace of news, and we want to pause to
connect the dots and explain the seriousness of what’s happening.
The Prowd Boyz and other convicted Jan. 6 criminals aren't exactly anonymous >> and now thanks to Trump they're all back out on the streets, just swat 'em
This is why "people" like you deserve to be killed by Trump.
In article <z1zFP.1770278$TBhc.219205@fx16.iad>,More empty phony tuff-boi woofing... You're not tough, you were never tough, you don't know anyone who's tough, and you've *admitted* countless times. You're
rudy@phil.hendrie.con says...
On 3/24/2025 8:52 PM, Anony-Mouse, the squat-to-piss cocksucking shitbag and >> subhuman Nazi filth, lied:
super70s wrote:
This is why "people" like you deserve to be killed by Trump.The Domino's pizzas arrived at the homes of federal judges without
explanation. The message was clear: We know where you live.
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the same time that President
Trump, his aides and their allies have started an intimidation campaign >>>>> against the legal system ? through executive orders, social media posts, >>>>> public comments and even articles of impeachment. The evident goal is to >>>>> spread anxiety and fear among judges and keep them from fulfilling their >>>>> constitutional duty to insist that the Trump administration follow the law.
The campaign extends to private-sector lawyers, with Mr. Trump trying to >>>>> damage the business of several firms he does not like. The scope of these >>>>> tactics can sometimes get lost amid the pace of news, and we want to pause to
connect the dots and explain the seriousness of what?s happening.
The Prowd Boyz and other convicted Jan. 6 criminals aren't exactly anonymous
and now thanks to Trump they're all back out on the streets, just swat 'em >>>
This is why Nazi filth like you *will* be killed, you impotent squat-to-piss >> faggot Nazi filth.
Bring it bitch.
In article <WZBFP.1190549$OrR5.73383@fx18.iad>,
mike.am.surreal@earthlink.nut says...
On 3/28/2025 10:28 AM, Skeeter-Shit "Lamey" Jack-Off Shit-4-Braincell, convicted
child molester and another fucking do-nothing, posted another content-free batch
of lies:
In article <z1zFP.1770278$TBhc.219205@fx16.iad>,More empty phony tuff-boi woofing... You're not tough, you were never tough,
rudy@phil.hendrie.con says...
On 3/24/2025 8:52 PM, Anony-Mouse, the squat-to-piss cocksucking shitbag and
subhuman Nazi filth, lied:
super70s wrote:
The Domino's pizzas arrived at the homes of federal judges without >>>>>>> explanation. The message was clear: We know where you live.The Prowd Boyz and other convicted Jan. 6 criminals aren't exactly anonymous
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the same time that President
Trump, his aides and their allies have started an intimidation campaign >>>>>>> against the legal system ? through executive orders, social media posts,
public comments and even articles of impeachment. The evident goal is to
spread anxiety and fear among judges and keep them from fulfilling their
constitutional duty to insist that the Trump administration follow the law.
The campaign extends to private-sector lawyers, with Mr. Trump trying to
damage the business of several firms he does not like. The scope of these
tactics can sometimes get lost amid the pace of news, and we want to pause to
connect the dots and explain the seriousness of what?s happening. >>>>>>
and now thanks to Trump they're all back out on the streets, just swat 'em
This is why "people" like you deserve to be killed by Trump.
This is why Nazi filth like you *will* be killed, you impotent squat-to-piss
faggot Nazi filth.
Bring it bitch.
you don't know anyone who's tough, and you've *admitted* countless times. You're
a pussy ? a squat-to-piss no-fight faggot pussy.
Says he guy who kicks my flabby doughy pimply ass every time.
In article <x2DFP.1190559$OrR5.588569@fx18.iad>, mike.am.surreal@earthlink.nut says...
On 3/28/2025 11:57 AM, Skeeter-Shit "Lamey" Jack-Off Shit-4-Braincell, convicted
child molester and another fucking do-nothing, posted another content-free batch
of lies:
In article <WZBFP.1190549$OrR5.73383@fx18.iad>,
mike.am.surreal@earthlink.nut says...
On 3/28/2025 10:28 AM, Skeeter-Shit "Lamey" Jack-Off Shit-4-Braincell, convicted
child molester and another fucking do-nothing, posted another content-free batch
of lies:
In article <z1zFP.1770278$TBhc.219205@fx16.iad>,More empty phony tuff-boi woofing... You're not tough, you were never tough,
rudy@phil.hendrie.con says...
On 3/24/2025 8:52 PM, Anony-Mouse, the squat-to-piss cocksucking shitbag and
subhuman Nazi filth, lied:
super70s wrote:
The Domino's pizzas arrived at the homes of federal judges without >>>>>>>>> explanation. The message was clear: We know where you live.The Prowd Boyz and other convicted Jan. 6 criminals aren't exactly anonymous
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the same time that President
Trump, his aides and their allies have started an intimidation campaign
against the legal system ? through executive orders, social media posts,
public comments and even articles of impeachment. The evident goal is to
spread anxiety and fear among judges and keep them from fulfilling their
constitutional duty to insist that the Trump administration follow the law.
The campaign extends to private-sector lawyers, with Mr. Trump trying to
damage the business of several firms he does not like. The scope of these
tactics can sometimes get lost amid the pace of news, and we want to pause to
connect the dots and explain the seriousness of what?s happening. >>>>>>>>
and now thanks to Trump they're all back out on the streets, just swat 'em
This is why "people" like you deserve to be killed by Trump.
This is why Nazi filth like you *will* be killed, you impotent squat-to-piss
faggot Nazi filth.
Bring it bitch.
you don't know anyone who's tough, and you've *admitted* countless times. You're
a pussy ? a squat-to-piss no-fight faggot pussy.
Says the guy who kicks my flabby doughy pimply ass every time.
Yes.
Another win by Rudy.
On 3/27/2025 11:13 PM, jojo wrote:
Dawn Flood wrote:
On 3/26/2025 8:53 AM, % wrote:
Dawn Flood wrote:
On 3/24/2025 10:48 PM, super70s wrote:
The Domino's pizzas arrived at the homes of federal judges
without explanation. The message was clear: We know where
you live.
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the same
time that President Trump, his aides and their allies have
started an intimidation campaign against the legal system
— through executive orders, social media posts, public
comments and even articles of impeachment. The evident
goal is to spread anxiety and fear among judges and keep
them from fulfilling their constitutional duty to insist
that the Trump administration follow the law. The campaign
extends to private-sector lawyers, with Mr. Trump trying
to damage the business of several firms he does not like.
The scope of these tactics can sometimes get lost amid the
pace of news, and we want to pause to connect the dots and
explain the seriousness of what’s happening.
The Prowd Boyz and other convicted Jan. 6 criminals aren't
exactly anonymous and now thanks to Trump they're all back
out on the streets, just swat 'em and give them a taste of
their own medicine. They'll have to tangle with someone a
lot more lethal than a pizza delivery driver.
Someone needs to remind them that when they go back to jail
that the pizza there, if any, will not taste as nearly as
good as the ones they are sending to the Judges.
Dawn
did you have bad pizza in jail
No!
% is just teasing you. i was once in a jail like environment
for a few days, they call it a hospital ward, but its jail
like. 3rd fucking floor.
I'm sorry, Jojo! I am sure that you've had your cadre of
doctors, therapists, etc., who have tried all sorts of
medication, therapies, etc., to improve your life and for which
they can bill your insurance. In addition to all of that, I would
recommend walking & reading (or, even audio books with the
former!) I know that such sounds easy and even trivial, but I
have found doing those things to be helpful when I have gone
through some depression. Just staying active & productive is so
very important!!
Dawn
jojo wrote:
Dawn Flood wrote:it doesn't sound any thing like jail ,
On 3/27/2025 11:13 PM, jojo wrote:
Dawn Flood wrote:
On 3/26/2025 8:53 AM, % wrote:
Dawn Flood wrote:
On 3/24/2025 10:48 PM, super70s wrote:
The Domino's pizzas arrived at the homes of federal
judges without explanation. The message was clear: We
know where you live.
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the
same time that President Trump, his aides and their
allies have started an intimidation campaign against the
legal system — through executive orders, social media
posts, public comments and even articles of impeachment.
The evident goal is to spread anxiety and fear among
judges and keep them from fulfilling their
constitutional duty to insist that the Trump
administration follow the law. The campaign extends to
private-sector lawyers, with Mr. Trump trying to damage
the business of several firms he does not like. The
scope of these tactics can sometimes get lost amid the
pace of news, and we want to pause to connect the dots
and explain the seriousness of what’s happening.
The Prowd Boyz and other convicted Jan. 6 criminals
aren't exactly anonymous and now thanks to Trump they're
all back out on the streets, just swat 'em and give them
a taste of their own medicine. They'll have to tangle
with someone a lot more lethal than a pizza delivery driver.
Someone needs to remind them that when they go back to
jail that the pizza there, if any, will not taste as
nearly as good as the ones they are sending to the Judges.
Dawn
did you have bad pizza in jail
No!
% is just teasing you. i was once in a jail like environment
for a few days, they call it a hospital ward, but its jail
like. 3rd fucking floor.
I'm sorry, Jojo! I am sure that you've had your cadre of
doctors, therapists, etc., who have tried all sorts of
medication, therapies, etc., to improve your life and for
which they can bill your insurance. In addition to all of
that, I would recommend walking & reading (or, even audio
books with the former!) I know that such sounds easy and even
trivial, but I have found doing those things to be helpful
when I have gone through some depression. Just staying active
& productive is so very important!!
Dawn
thanks dawn, it wasnt so bad, i had one doctor visit me and
nurses do reading stuff. it was boring actually, boring AF!
but it doesn't matter now my point was ,
sometimes we think we know ,
what something is like and we don't , like harassment
jojo wrote:
% wrote:it's not just that you're alone with your own head and nothing else
jojo wrote:
Dawn Flood wrote:it doesn't sound any thing like jail ,
On 3/27/2025 11:13 PM, jojo wrote:
Dawn Flood wrote:
On 3/26/2025 8:53 AM, % wrote:
Dawn Flood wrote:
On 3/24/2025 10:48 PM, super70s wrote:
The Domino's pizzas arrived at the homes of federal
judges without explanation. The message was clear: We
know where you live.
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the
same time that President Trump, his aides and their
allies have started an intimidation campaign against
the legal system — through executive orders, social
media posts, public comments and even articles of
impeachment. The evident goal is to spread anxiety and
fear among judges and keep them from fulfilling their
constitutional duty to insist that the Trump
administration follow the law. The campaign extends to
private-sector lawyers, with Mr. Trump trying to
damage the business of several firms he does not like.
The scope of these tactics can sometimes get lost amid
the pace of news, and we want to pause to connect the
dots and explain the seriousness of what’s happening.
The Prowd Boyz and other convicted Jan. 6 criminals
aren't exactly anonymous and now thanks to Trump
they're all back out on the streets, just swat 'em and
give them a taste of their own medicine. They'll have
to tangle with someone a lot more lethal than a pizza
delivery driver.
Someone needs to remind them that when they go back to
jail that the pizza there, if any, will not taste as
nearly as good as the ones they are sending to the Judges.
Dawn
did you have bad pizza in jail
No!
% is just teasing you. i was once in a jail like
environment for a few days, they call it a hospital ward,
but its jail like. 3rd fucking floor.
I'm sorry, Jojo! I am sure that you've had your cadre of
doctors, therapists, etc., who have tried all sorts of
medication, therapies, etc., to improve your life and for
which they can bill your insurance. In addition to all of
that, I would recommend walking & reading (or, even audio
books with the former!) I know that such sounds easy and
even trivial, but I have found doing those things to be
helpful when I have gone through some depression. Just
staying active & productive is so very important!!
Dawn
thanks dawn, it wasnt so bad, i had one doctor visit me and
nurses do reading stuff. it was boring actually, boring AF!
but it doesn't matter now my point was ,
sometimes we think we know ,
what something is like and we don't , like harassment
i understand, i feel like jail would be a horrible life
altering experience.
in the past, people would... like hunter gatherers, what would
they do to people like me?? get away.
jojo wrote:
% wrote:or it fills so much it explodes ,
jojo wrote:
% wrote:it's not just that you're alone with your own head and nothing
jojo wrote:
Dawn Flood wrote:it doesn't sound any thing like jail ,
On 3/27/2025 11:13 PM, jojo wrote:
Dawn Flood wrote:
On 3/26/2025 8:53 AM, % wrote:
Dawn Flood wrote:
On 3/24/2025 10:48 PM, super70s wrote:
The Domino's pizzas arrived at the homes of federal
judges without explanation. The message was clear:
We know where you live.
The mysterious pizza deliveries are happening at the >>>>>>>>>>>>> same time that President Trump, his aides and their
allies have started an intimidation campaign against >>>>>>>>>>>>> the legal system — through executive orders, social >>>>>>>>>>>>> media posts, public comments and even articles of
impeachment. The evident goal is to spread anxiety
and fear among judges and keep them from fulfilling
their constitutional duty to insist that the Trump
administration follow the law. The campaign extends
to private-sector lawyers, with Mr. Trump trying to
damage the business of several firms he does not
like. The scope of these tactics can sometimes get
lost amid the pace of news, and we want to pause to
connect the dots and explain the seriousness of
what’s happening.
The Prowd Boyz and other convicted Jan. 6 criminals
aren't exactly anonymous and now thanks to Trump
they're all back out on the streets, just swat 'em
and give them a taste of their own medicine. They'll
have to tangle with someone a lot more lethal than a
pizza delivery driver.
Someone needs to remind them that when they go back to
jail that the pizza there, if any, will not taste as
nearly as good as the ones they are sending to the
Judges.
Dawn
did you have bad pizza in jail
No!
% is just teasing you. i was once in a jail like
environment for a few days, they call it a hospital ward,
but its jail like. 3rd fucking floor.
I'm sorry, Jojo! I am sure that you've had your cadre of
doctors, therapists, etc., who have tried all sorts of
medication, therapies, etc., to improve your life and for
which they can bill your insurance. In addition to all of
that, I would recommend walking & reading (or, even audio
books with the former!) I know that such sounds easy and
even trivial, but I have found doing those things to be
helpful when I have gone through some depression. Just
staying active & productive is so very important!!
Dawn
thanks dawn, it wasnt so bad, i had one doctor visit me and
nurses do reading stuff. it was boring actually, boring AF!
but it doesn't matter now my point was ,
sometimes we think we know ,
what something is like and we don't , like harassment
i understand, i feel like jail would be a horrible life
altering experience.
in the past, people would... like hunter gatherers, what
would they do to people like me?? get away.
else
hmmm yes, my brain CANNOT entertain itself!!
and you can touch 3 walls at once
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