
So in light of RFK's endorsement of Trump & all, I thought I'd call a friend of mine who has been involved in the Green party, ran for a statewide office as a Green but clearly votes for Trump in fact, that's usually all we talk about politically these days. (I can't get him to listen to Q stuff but he clearly knows about pizzagate & how evil the Dems are) So I asked him if he would call Jill Stein & ask her to do as RFK & endorse Trump. (She knows who he is & would return his calls) He thought about it & said it's not a good idea because Jill Stein will mostly draw votes from Kamala. He also told me that Stein is running a single issue campaign this year about Gaza. On that I shut up because it might be best to leave that alone..
He told me though, that most Greens know that Trump is the better option. For instance, Ajamu Baraka, the 2016 Green Party VP candidate told my friend privately that Trump is the better option. He also told me that Cynthia McKinney, the 2008 Green party presidential candidate is publicly for Trump.
In light of this post: https://greatawakening.win/p/17txy4D3Ip/rfk-jr-says-president-trump-is-g/c/
I am all but certain that Dennis Kucinich is one of them. When I was in line to hear RFK talk, his campaign manager at the time was Kucinich & I actually spoke with him personally for a little when he was walking down the line. I mentioned how the Democratic party really isn't what it used to be. He replied "the party has really gone astray" So if RFK mentioned other Dem's coming aboard, he's got to be one of them.
So my suggestion is to quickly write or call that friend now - before that announcement is made - jog their mind a little about Kucinich - "gee what would you think if he ran for president today" - or something like that. Get them thinking of him BEFORE, he makes the announcement, so maybe they wake up



I think so. It's seriously correcting in Europe right now & did in Asia last night. I bet it opens low today & maybe a crash on Monday? Or maybe just go down a lot more & then crash the next week - THEN would be the time for MOASS of GME & DJT!
It's August 2nd & they say August is a hot month...
This is the link if you subscribe: https://www.theepochtimes.com/us/three-liberal-supreme-court-justices-recuse-themselves-in-lawsuit-over-2020-election-case-5658677
Lawsuit Over 2020 Election Case The court turned away Raland Brunson’s lawsuit that accused the justices of misconduct for dismissing his prior lawsuit. Friends Read Free
3 Liberal Supreme Court Justices Recuse Themselves in Lawsuit Over 2020 Election Case By Matthew Vadum 5/29/2024
In a rare move, all three liberal Supreme Court justices recused themselves on May 28 from a case involving a lawsuit filed against them for rejecting a previous lawsuit that sought to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election.
In the case, the Supreme Court turned away a longshot bid by Raland J. Brunson of Ogden, Utah, who has gained notoriety among Trump supporters for his legal activism.
The case at hand is Brunson v. Sotomayor. The petitioner sued Justices Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan, and Ketanji Brown Jackson in their official capacities for voting on Feb. 21, 2023, to deny the petition for certiorari, or review, in his previous lawsuit, Brunson v. Adams.
The three Democrat-appointed justices recused themselves, citing judicial disqualification mandates in the U.S. Code and the Code of Conduct for Justices of the Supreme Court of the United States, which the nation’s highest court adopted in November 2023.
In Brunson v. Adams, Mr. Brunson sued hundreds of members of Congress in 2021, claiming that they violated their oath of office by not investigating election fraud in the 2020 election and by certifying the election victory of then-challenger Joe Biden over then-incumbent President Donald Trump in a vote that concluded in the early morning of Jan. 7, 2021, following the U.S. Capitol breach.
Rep. Alma Adams (D-N.C.) appears in the short title of the petition filed in the appeal because she was named first in the list of 388 respondents. Also included as respondents were President Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, and former Vice President Mike Pence. The lawsuit sought the removal from office of President Biden, Ms. Harris, and the members of Congress. RELATED STORIES Supreme Court Rejects Request to Hear Case Seeking to Overturn 2020 Election 2/21/2023 Supreme Court Rejects Request to Hear Case Seeking to Overturn 2020 Election Judge Overturns Election, Calls Evidence of Fraud ‘Shocking’ | Facts Matter 11/6/2023 Judge Overturns Election, Calls Evidence of Fraud ‘Shocking’ | Facts Matter In the unorthodox lawsuit, Mr. Brunson argued that avoiding an investigation of how President Biden won the election “is an act of treason and an act of levying war against the U.S. Constitution which violated Brunson’s unfettered right to vote in an honest and fair election and as such it wrongfully invalidated his vote.”
In that appeal, the Supreme Court denied the petition for certiorari, or review, in an unsigned order on Jan. 9, 2023. No justices dissented. No reason was provided for the decision. At least four of the nine justices have to vote to approve a petition for certiorari for it to advance to the oral argument stage.
The court denied a petition for rehearing on Feb. 21, 2023, in an unsigned order without providing a reason. No justices dissented.
This week, the Supreme Court denied the petition for certiorari in Brunson v. Sotomayor in an unsigned order without providing a reason. No justices dissented, but Justices Sotomayor, Kagan, and Jackson did not participate in the ruling. The petition had been docketed with the high court on March 29, with Mr. Brunson serving as his own counsel.
Mr. Brunson argued in the second lawsuit that the justices violated their judicial oath in Brunson v. Adams.
The lawsuit began in state court, but the justices as federal officers had the case removed to federal district court.
The district court found that the state court lacked jurisdiction in the suit, holding that the official capacity claims against the justices were tantamount to claims against the United States, which enjoys sovereign immunity. Sovereign immunity is the legal doctrine that the government cannot be sued without its consent.
The district court determined that the state court lacked jurisdiction and that the district court therefore lacked derivative jurisdiction because of the official capacity claims triggering the justices’ sovereign immunity.
The district court dismissed the action, finding that the justices enjoyed immunity.
Mr. Brunson appealed to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit, arguing that even if derivative jurisdiction had been required, the state court still retained jurisdiction because the doctrine of sovereign immunity runs afoul of the First Amendment’s right to petition for redress of grievances.
On Feb. 9, the 10th Circuit dismissed the appeal. In the Supreme Court proceeding, U.S. Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar, functioning as attorney for the justices being sued, waived the federal government’s right to respond to the petition in the Supreme Court in a document that was docketed on May 2.
Mr. Brunson argued that the three justices violated their oath of office “by giving aid and comfort to enemies of the Constitution, which is an act of treason, fraud and a breach of contract.”
He urged the Supreme Court to grant his petition, alleging the justices were guilty of “fraud, violations of the Oath of Office and ... treason.”
“These serious offenses need to be addressed immediately with the least amount of technical nuances of the law and legal procedures because these offenses are flowing continually against Brunson’s liberties and life and consequently is ... a continual national security breach,” the petition read.
“Seeking a redress of grievances, as Brunson has done herein, is a great power one retains to protect himself from the encroachment of a tyrannical government.”
I just want to point out that, what I see from the charts is that the most recent 3 day leg of the GME rally seems to be following this recent AMC rally. It's just what I notice from the charts. AMC moves 1st & has sharper lines these last 3 days. (I am just talking about these last few days) I am still expecting GME to MOASS at some point (& probably in the next next few months) but what we see here for this week looks more like AMC.
Just saying, I could be wrong too.
The second is either just for show, or proof Xiden is controlled by the white hats. It is otherwise the very last thing Biden would do. I can't find it but I saw a petition by RFK urging Biden to pardon Assange. I thought it was just virtue signaling because every knows that's the last thing Xiden will do. Now this? I don't get it. Why does the left want to give the impression that they will release the man who will incriminate them all?