Team Kimberlin Post of the Day

Last week, The Dread Pro-Se Kimberlin filed a nonsensical request in the Kimberlin v. Team Themis, et al. RICO 2: Electric Boogaloo LOLsuit for an show cause order to Aaron Walker because he thinks that Aaron has engaged in the unauthorized practice of law by proofreading one of my filings in that case. Aaron responded to TDPK, and yesterday, TDPK replied to Aaron.

Other than to note that Kimberlin has grossly misrepresented the contents of Aaron’s filing in ways that are starkly obvious to anyone who has read Aaron’s filing and who has a room temperature or higher IQ (celsius), I don’t plan to make any public comment on this matter until the court rules.

movie popcornAlso yesterday, Judge Mason denied TDPK’s motion in the RICO Retread LOLsuit in state court to declare the dismissals of that case against Michelle Malkin, Twitchy, Breitbart, Glenn Beck, Mercury Radio Arts, and The Blaze a final order so that he could file a separate appeal against them, and the judge denied TDPK’s motion to stay the dismissal of that case against Aaron Walker. That motion was based on the fact that TDPK was appealing his loss of the Kimberlin v. Walker, et al. nuisance lawsuit that provided the basis for the res judicata dismissal of the current suit. Because TDPK lost the appeal, there is no longer any basis for his motion.

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Stay tuned.

8 thoughts on “Team Kimberlin Post of the Day


  1. Brett is taking lessons from Bill. It’s the only thing that makes sense. Well that and ‘the process is the punishment.’ Trick is, he’s punishing himself just as much or more than his targets.

    Oh, wait, that’s Schmalfeldtian as well.


  2. Wow, the poor midget must need banged for his poor index fingers, because it reads like he hunt-and-pecked the shit out of it!


  3. Always interesting to see the shenanigans he gets up to *after* a very public campaign was/is started to find examples of him being a vexatious litigant.

    One might argue that such clear examples demonstrate his knowledge that it will succeed, and he’s trying to get in as many hits as he can before any such rulings are made.

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