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  1. RE: mastodon.social/@QasimRashid/1

    This window is up for about the next 3-5 years. Maybe as much as 7, but I don't see it lasting 10.

    I will have no sympathy for anyone not actively working on this or joining these marches.

    If you stay out of the streets for ANY reason other than disability or autoimmune or care-taker requisites, officially -- fuck you -- because you ARE the reason this happened at all, and no, you will not be forgiven, and yes, history will attest as usual.

    #OnTheRecord

    🖖 🪔 📣 💎 🩵 🚥 🎼 📦
    #Unanimous

  2. RE: mastodon.social/@QasimRashid/1

    This window is up for about the next 3-5 years. Maybe as much as 7, but I don't see it lasting 10.

    I will have no sympathy for anyone not actively working on this or joining these marches.

    If you stay out of the streets for ANY reason other than disability or autoimmune or care-taker requisites, officially -- fuck you -- because you ARE the reason this happened at all, and no, you will not be forgiven, and yes, history will attest as usual.

    #OnTheRecord

    🖖 🪔 📣 💎 🩵 🚥 🎼 📦
    #Unanimous

  3. I like words, and words like me.
    I call, they respond, and so mote it be.
    Soft and sweet or sword-like-razor, we.
    Attending the signals so life is lived free.

    💎 🩵 🪔 📣 🖖 🚥 🎼 📦
    #Unanimous 13

  4. I like words, and words like me.
    I call, they respond, and so mote it be.
    Soft and sweet or sword-like-razor, we.
    Attending the signals so life is lived free.

    💎 🩵 🪔 📣 🖖 🚥 🎼 📦
    #Unanimous 13

  5. They are opaque unless and until your approach is ethically rightful.

    So good luck reverse engineering it.

    You'll have to fix the system itself to manage that. But then, yes, it will lay itself at you feet.

    And no, I will not explain further. Kind of the point. My rebuke is your challenge. You should have accepted me all along.

    🪔 💎 🩵 🖖 📣 🚥 🎼 📦 📦 📦 #Unanimous

  6. They are opaque unless and until your approach is ethically rightful.

    So good luck reverse engineering it.

    You'll have to fix the system itself to manage that. But then, yes, it will lay itself at you feet.

    And no, I will not explain further. Kind of the point. My rebuke is your challenge. You should have accepted me all along.

    🪔 💎 🩵 🖖 📣 🚥 🎼 📦 📦 📦 #Unanimous

  7. @JenThorne Already posted to ya. LOL. Happy dance. Damn I'm glad to see ya here. I know you may only pop in and out because, well, the addiction to the dopamine is real (wink).

    But I hope you'll soon realize this is the only place until the world unfucks itself.

    Either way, I'm here to stick (did the end to end analysis first and believe it, I'm done elsewhere).

    Ping at will. You know the deal.
    🩵 🖖 🪔 💎 📣 .choral #Unanimous

  8. erikajordan
    They voted to keep the files sealed and millions still cheered. You ask why I speak out? Because mass delusion this deep doesn’t fix itself. #psychology #sociology #gradstudent #unanimous
    threads.com/@erikajordan/post/

  9. Who will be Michigan Football’s next unanimous All-American? rawchili.com/nfl/188666/ #all #American #be #brew #Football #FrontPage #Https://www.maizenbrew.com/24462652/michiganFootballOpinion #maize #Michigan #n #next #s #unanimous #who #will

  10. GameStop to add Bitcoin to treasury following unanimous board approval

    Bitcoin futures open interest jumps 10% as price rally ignites trading frenzy on small exchanges Alpha 19 hours ago Binance, the largest exchange by OI, experiences moderate growth, showing that most of the activity was concentrated on mid-sized exchanges. #GameStop #add #Bitcoin #treasury #unanimous #board #approval

    10bmnews.com/2025/03/gamestop-

  11. Chief justice Roberts pushed for quick immunity ruling in Trump’s favor – report

    John Roberts Jr used his position as the US supreme court’s chief justice to urge his colleagues to rule quickly
    – and in favor
    – of Donald Trump
    ahead of the decision that granted him and other presidents immunity for official acts, according to a New York Times investigation published on Sunday.

    The new report provides details about what was happening behind the scenes in the country’s highest court during the three recent supreme court decisions centering on
    – and generally favoring
    – the Republican former president.

    Based on leaked memos, documentation of the proceedings, and interviews with court insiders, the Times report suggests that Roberts
    – who was appointed to the supreme court during Republican George W Bush’s presidency
    – took an unusually active role in the three cases in question. And he wrote the majority opinions on all three.

    In addition to the presidential immunity ruling, the decisions collectively barred states from removing any official
    – including Trump
    – from a federal ballot as well as declaring the government had overstepped with respect to obstruction of justice charges filed against participants of the 6 January 2021 attack that the former president’s supporters aimed at Congress.

    The Times reported that last February, Roberts sent a memo to his fellow supreme court justices regarding the criminal charges against Trump for attempting to overturn the result of the 2020 election that he lost to Joe Biden.

    In the #leaked #memo, the Times reported that he criticized a lower court decision that allowed the case to move forward
    – and he argued to the other justices that Trump was protected by presidential immunity.

    He reportedly said that the supreme court ought to hear the case and grant Trump greater protection from prosecution.

    “I think it likely that we will view the separation of powers analysis differently,” the Times said that Roberts wrote to the other supreme court justices in the private memo.

    According to the Times, some of the conservative justices wanted to delay the decision on the presidential immunity case until after Trump finished running for a second term in the White House in November.

    But Roberts advocated for an early hearing and decision
    – and ultimately wrote the majority opinion himself.

    Before the opinion and ruling went public, the Times reported that Justice Brett #Kavanaugh had praised Roberts on the ruling,
    calling it “extraordinary”.

    Their fellow conservative justice Neil #Gorsuch
    – who, like Kavanaugh, was appointed to the supreme court during Trump’s presidency
    – called it “remarkable”.

    The decision came out on 1 July and stated that former presidents are entitled to some degree of #immunity from criminal prosecution.

    Both conservatives and liberals saw it as a huge win for Trump, who
    – among a spate of legal problems
    – is awaiting sentencing for a criminal conviction in May of falsifying business records to conceal hush-money payments to an adult film actor who alleged an extramarital sexual encounter with him.

    The supreme court then returned the case to district judge Tanya #Chutkan, who is overseeing the federal case against Trump for allegedly participating in 💥an illicit effort to reverse his defeat in the 2020 election.

    That left her tasked with having to figure out how to apply the US supreme court’s decision.

    The Times also reported that in the case about 💥whether individual states could kick Trump off the ballot
    based on language in the US constitution which bars insurrections from holding office,
    ⚠️ Roberts told his colleagues that he wanted the decision to be #unanimous and #unsigned.

    All nine justices initially agreed that Trump should remain on state ballots.

    ♦️But then, the Times reports, four conservative justices suggested additions to the ruling,
    ❌ including proposing that Congress would have to approve enforcement of the insurrectionist ban in the constitution.

    theguardian.com/us-news/2024/s

  12. Chief justice Roberts pushed for quick immunity ruling in Trump’s favor – report

    John Roberts Jr used his position as the US supreme court’s chief justice to urge his colleagues to rule quickly
    – and in favor
    – of Donald Trump
    ahead of the decision that granted him and other presidents immunity for official acts, according to a New York Times investigation published on Sunday.

    The new report provides details about what was happening behind the scenes in the country’s highest court during the three recent supreme court decisions centering on
    – and generally favoring
    – the Republican former president.

    Based on leaked memos, documentation of the proceedings, and interviews with court insiders, the Times report suggests that Roberts
    – who was appointed to the supreme court during Republican George W Bush’s presidency
    – took an unusually active role in the three cases in question. And he wrote the majority opinions on all three.

    In addition to the presidential immunity ruling, the decisions collectively barred states from removing any official
    – including Trump
    – from a federal ballot as well as declaring the government had overstepped with respect to obstruction of justice charges filed against participants of the 6 January 2021 attack that the former president’s supporters aimed at Congress.

    The Times reported that last February, Roberts sent a memo to his fellow supreme court justices regarding the criminal charges against Trump for attempting to overturn the result of the 2020 election that he lost to Joe Biden.

    In the #leaked #memo, the Times reported that he criticized a lower court decision that allowed the case to move forward
    – and he argued to the other justices that Trump was protected by presidential immunity.

    He reportedly said that the supreme court ought to hear the case and grant Trump greater protection from prosecution.

    “I think it likely that we will view the separation of powers analysis differently,” the Times said that Roberts wrote to the other supreme court justices in the private memo.

    According to the Times, some of the conservative justices wanted to delay the decision on the presidential immunity case until after Trump finished running for a second term in the White House in November.

    But Roberts advocated for an early hearing and decision
    – and ultimately wrote the majority opinion himself.

    Before the opinion and ruling went public, the Times reported that Justice Brett #Kavanaugh had praised Roberts on the ruling,
    calling it “extraordinary”.

    Their fellow conservative justice Neil #Gorsuch
    – who, like Kavanaugh, was appointed to the supreme court during Trump’s presidency
    – called it “remarkable”.

    The decision came out on 1 July and stated that former presidents are entitled to some degree of #immunity from criminal prosecution.

    Both conservatives and liberals saw it as a huge win for Trump, who
    – among a spate of legal problems
    – is awaiting sentencing for a criminal conviction in May of falsifying business records to conceal hush-money payments to an adult film actor who alleged an extramarital sexual encounter with him.

    The supreme court then returned the case to district judge Tanya #Chutkan, who is overseeing the federal case against Trump for allegedly participating in 💥an illicit effort to reverse his defeat in the 2020 election.

    That left her tasked with having to figure out how to apply the US supreme court’s decision.

    The Times also reported that in the case about 💥whether individual states could kick Trump off the ballot
    based on language in the US constitution which bars insurrections from holding office,
    ⚠️ Roberts told his colleagues that he wanted the decision to be #unanimous and #unsigned.

    All nine justices initially agreed that Trump should remain on state ballots.

    ♦️But then, the Times reports, four conservative justices suggested additions to the ruling,
    ❌ including proposing that Congress would have to approve enforcement of the insurrectionist ban in the constitution.

    theguardian.com/us-news/2024/s

  13. In a #unanimous ruling, #SCOTUS sided w/the #Biden admin & the manufacturer of #mifepristone, & reversed a lower court decision that would have made it more difficult to obtain the drug used in >60% of #US #abortions. The ruling was not on the substance of the case, but on a procedural ruling the plaintiffs did not have #standing to bring the case.

    #law #ReproductiveRights #FDA #medicine #medical #health #WomensHealth

  14. In a #unanimous ruling, #SCOTUS sided w/the #Biden admin & the manufacturer of #mifepristone, & reversed a lower court decision that would have made it more difficult to obtain the drug used in >60% of #US #abortions. The ruling was not on the substance of the case, but on a procedural ruling the plaintiffs did not have #standing to bring the case.

    #law #ReproductiveRights #FDA #medicine #medical #health #WomensHealth

  15. “You had 12 #jurors come to a #unanimous conclusion, & the former president was #guilty of 34 #felonies, & that, that somehow is indication of weaponization when that was a #state prosecution that had nothing to do w/President #Biden or the Dept of #Justice,” Jeffries said. “The American people understand that we need more common sense & less chaos in Washington, DC.”

    #ChaosCaucus #law #justice #obstruction #Congress #HouseRepublicans #Republicans #MAGA #Trump #CultOfPersonality

  16. “You had 12 #jurors come to a #unanimous conclusion, & the former president was #guilty of 34 #felonies, & that, that somehow is indication of weaponization when that was a #state prosecution that had nothing to do w/President #Biden or the Dept of #Justice,” Jeffries said. “The American people understand that we need more common sense & less chaos in Washington, DC.”

    #ChaosCaucus #law #justice #obstruction #Congress #HouseRepublicans #Republicans #MAGA #Trump #CultOfPersonality

  17. #POTUS underscored #Trump “was given every opportunity to defend himself” & the case “was heard by a jury of…12 people like you & millions of Americans who serve on juries…chosen the same way every jury in America” is chosen.
    
“The jury heard 5 weeks of evidence, 5 weeks, & after careful deliberation, the jury reached a #unanimous verdict. They found Donald Trump #guilty on all 34 #felony counts. Now, he’ll be given the opportunity, as he should, to #appeal that decision….”

    #BidenHarris2024

  18. #POTUS underscored #Trump “was given every opportunity to defend himself” & the case “was heard by a jury of…12 people like you & millions of Americans who serve on juries…chosen the same way every jury in America” is chosen.
    
“The jury heard 5 weeks of evidence, 5 weeks, & after careful deliberation, the jury reached a #unanimous verdict. They found Donald Trump #guilty on all 34 #felony counts. Now, he’ll be given the opportunity, as he should, to #appeal that decision….”

    #BidenHarris2024

  19. All 12 jurors must agree to find #Trump #guilty in order to #convict him of any one of the #felonies w/which he has been charged: 34 counts of falsifying business records. The judge in the case, Juan M. #Merchan, repeatedly made this clear, saying in his instructions to the #jury: “Each count you consider, whether guilty or not guilty, must be #unanimous.”

    #criminal #law #TrumpTrial
    nytimes.com/2024/05/30/nyregio

  20. All 12 jurors must agree to find #Trump #guilty in order to #convict him of any one of the #felonies w/which he has been charged: 34 counts of falsifying business records. The judge in the case, Juan M. #Merchan, repeatedly made this clear, saying in his instructions to the #jury: “Each count you consider, whether guilty or not guilty, must be #unanimous.”

    #criminal #law #TrumpTrial
    nytimes.com/2024/05/30/nyregio

  21. If jurors were required to be #unanimous on which unlawful means (#crimes) #Trump employed, it may have been harder to reach a verdict.

    Merchan explains the elements of the #felony falsification charge. He says the records at issue can pertain to a private business & can be electronic or other data.

    #criminal #law #TrumpTrial

  22. If jurors were required to be #unanimous on which unlawful means (#crimes) #Trump employed, it may have been harder to reach a verdict.

    Merchan explains the elements of the #felony falsification charge. He says the records at issue can pertain to a private business & can be electronic or other data.

    #criminal #law #TrumpTrial

  23. @chopaganda was watching also. She under cooked her wings, not even giving herself a chance. Fitting on Kobe’s day too, sinking two free throws with a torn achilles like you knew they were going in just like that bbq princess had no shot once she said wings #unanimous

  24. Sen #BernieSanders rejected an attempt to pass this measure via a #Senate procedure that requires the #unanimous consent of the body, & called for lawmakers to remember that half the population of the #Gaza Strip consists of #children.

    #Israel #Hamas #war #HumanitarianCrisis #MiddleEast #geopolitics

  25. Sen #BernieSanders rejected an attempt to pass this measure via a #Senate procedure that requires the #unanimous consent of the body, & called for lawmakers to remember that half the population of the #Gaza Strip consists of #children.

    #Israel #Hamas #war #HumanitarianCrisis #MiddleEast #geopolitics