Contempt of Court?

New Mexico Governor Grisham is following the traditional Democrat playbook and engaging in massive resistance to the federal court’s injunction prohibiting her from enforcing or attempting to enforce her facially unconstitutional ban on the carrying of firearms in Albuquerque and Bernadillo County. She announced that she is amending her executive order so that is only applies to parks and playgrounds.

However, the judge’s order states—

In addition, Defendants are ENJOINED from applying, enforcing, or attempting to enforce, either criminally or civilly, Section (4) of the New Mexico Department of Health’s ‘Public Health Emergency Order Imposing Temporary Firearm Restrictions, Drug Monitoring and Other Public Safety Measures’ to the extent it imposes additional restrictions on the carrying or possession of firearms that were not already in place prior to its issuance.

Because the ban on carrying in parks and playground did not exist prior to the issuance of the executive order, reinstating it appears to be an explicit violation of the injunction.

Team Kimberlin Post of the Day

This episode of Yours Truly, Johnny Atsign first ran eight years ago today.

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Johnny Atsign Logo 2ANNOUNCER: From Westminster, it’s time for—

SOUND: Landline phone rings once.

JOHNNY: Johnny Atsign.

DEEP VOTE: (Telephone Filter) Good evening, Mr. Atsign.

JOHNNY: Oh, hello again.

DEEP VOTE: (Telephone Filter) I have some more information for you. Meet me at the usual place and time.

SOUND: (Called Party’s POV) Line hung up. Dial tone.

MUSIC: Theme up and under.

ANNOUNCER: The Lickspittle Broadcasting System presents W. J. J. Hoge in the transcribed adventures of the man with the action-packed Twitter account, America’s fabulous free-lance Internet investigator …

JOHNNY: Yours Truly, Johnny Atsign!

MUSIC: Theme up to music out. Continue reading

Team Kimberlin Post of the Day

This episode of Blognet first ran nine years ago today.

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BlognetTitleCardMUSIC: Theme. Intro and fade under.

NARRATOR: Ladies and gentlemen, the story you are about to hear is true. The names have been changed to protect the innocent.

MUSIC: Up, then under …

NARRATOR: You’re a Detective Sergeant. You’re assigned to Internet Detail. A group of bloggers has been writing about the activities of a paroled domestic terrorist and his associates. He, in turn, had been seen stalking some of those bloggers, and photographs related to that stalking had been posted on the Internet. Your job … connect the dots.

MUSIC: Up then under …

ANNOUNCER: Blognet … the documented drama of an actual case. For the next few minutes, in cooperation with the Twitter Town Sheriff’s Department, you will travel step by step on the side of the good guys through an actual case transcribed from official files. From beginning to end, from crime to punishment, Blognet is the story of the good guys in action.

MUSIC: Up and out. Continue reading

Team Kimberlin Post of the Day

This episode of Yours Truly, Johnny Atsign first ran six years ago today.

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SOUND: Skype rings once. Receiver picked up.

JOHNNY: Johnny Atsign.

DEEP VOTE: (Telephone Filter) Good evening, Mr. Atsign.

JOHNNY: Yes?

DEEP VOTE: (Telephone Filter) I have some more information for you. Meet me at the usual place and time.

SOUND: (Called Party’s POV) Line hung up. Dial tone.

MUSIC: Theme up and under.

ANNOUNCER: The Lickspittle Broadcasting System presents W. J. J. Hoge in the transcribed adventures of the man with the action-packed Twitter account, America’s fabulous free-lance Internet investigator …

JOHNNY: Yours Truly, Johnny Atsign!

MUSIC: Theme up to music out. Continue reading

Team Kimberlin Post of the Day

Back in the early days of Brett Kimberlin’s lawfare campaign of brass knuckles reputation management, he attracted the attention of much larger media outfits than Hogewash!. This #BrettKimberlin Post of the Day ran eleven years ago today.

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I wonder what it’s like to have a reputation so bad that no further damage to it is possible.

Tick, tick, tick, tick, …

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The resurrected Gawker has taken no notice of Brett Kimberlin, but he’s still the Speedway Bomber.

Team Kimberlin Post of the Day

This episode of Yours Truly, Johnny Atsign first ran nine years ago today. The “recent unpleasantness” mentioned is not the same as the present war.

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Johnny Atsign Logo 2ANNOUNCER: From Westminster, it’s time for—

SOUND: Skype rings once.

JOHNNY: Johnny Atsign.

OPERATOR: (Telephone Filter) Господин Atsign, Вот ваш звонок в Донецк.

JOHNNY: Cпасибо.

OPERATOR: (Telephone Filter) Идем дальше.

JOHNNY: Dimitri, it’s Johnny Atsign. Were you able to find the document?

DIMTRI: (Telephone Filter) Yes. The filing cabinet containing it escaped the fire. I don’t have the original, but I was able to photograph it.

JOHNNY: Great. Can you email it?

DIMTRI: (Telephone Filter) No. I mean photograph, as in film. In any case, I don’t have power for a scanner, but I’ll try to send the film roll out with a friend. You can get it developed. Meanwhile, I’m not sure how much longer the battery will last on this cell phone.

JOHNNY: Keep safe. And thanks.

DIMTRI: (Telephone Filter) OK, Johnny. I’m trying to keep a low profile, but things …

JOHNNY: Dimtri?

MUSIC: Theme up and under.

ANNOUNCER: The Lickspittle Broadcasting System presents W. J. J. Hoge in the transcribed adventures of the man with the action-packed Twitter account, America’s fabulous free-lance Internet investigator …

JOHNNY: Yours Truly, Johnny Atsign!

MUSIC: Theme up to music out. Continue reading

Team Kimberlin Post of the Day

This post from eleven years ago today discussed on of the consequences resulting from one failed bit of Brett Kimberlin’s lawfare. It was titled #BrettKimberlin Hoist By His Own Petard.

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When Brett Kimberlin went to court on Wednesday, he came out the loser. He had started the ball rolling by seeking a peace order against John Norton. At the end of the process, John Norton was free and clear, but Brett Kimberlin still had the peace order filed by Mr. Norton against him on the books. The expression hoist by his own petard comes to mind, and it fits especially well in this case.

You see, a petard is an explosive charge used to breach the gate or wall of a fortification. Back in the 16th and 17th centuries, a sapper would run up to the enemy wall, attach the bomb, and run away. If the petard’s fuze burned too quickly, the sapper could wind up flying through the air, thrown by the force of the blast—hoist by his own petard.

If the shoe fits, …

Tick, tick, tick, tick, …

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Heh.

Team Kimberlin Post of the Day

This episode of Yours Truly, Johnny Atsign was first rerun eight years ago today.

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Johnny Atsign Logo 2ANNOUNCER: From Westminster, it’s time for—

SOUND: Cell phone rings twice.

JOHNNY: Johnny Atsign.

PRODUCER: (Telephone Filter) Johnny, where are you? We’re coming up on the deadline for today’s program.

JOHNNY: I’m in the Caribbean. Didn’t they tell you?

PRODUCER: (Telephone Filter) No. Have you gone fishing again?

JOHNNY: No. This is business.

PRODUCER: (Telephone Filter) Great! What I’m supposed to do for this week’s episode.

JOHNNY: Recycle an old one, I guess. Look, this case will make a great set of episodes, but I’m not at the bottom of things yet.

PRODUCER: (Telephone Filter) OK. I’ll see what I can rustle up. Continue reading

Team Kimberlin Post of the Day

This episode of Yours Truly, Johnny Atsign first ran seven years ago today.

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Johnny Atsign Logo 2ANNOUNCER: From Westminster, it’s time for—

SOUND: Skype rings once.

JOHNNY: Johnny Atsign.

GRAYSON: (Telephone Filter) Johnny, It’s Peter Grayson.

JOHNNY: Well, I haven’t heard from you for while. What’s up, Peter?

GRAYSON: (Telephone Filter) More legal nonsense. The Grouch has filed another LOLsuit against me.

JOHNNY: How many does that make? Three?

GRAYSON: (Telephone Filter) Four, if you count that peace order. I’d like to send you a copy of the complaint and have you mark it up with notes referring to evidence you have on hand.

ANNOUNCER: The Lickspittle Broadcasting System presents W. J. J. Hoge in the transcribed adventures of the man with the action-packed Twitter account, America’s fabulous free-lance Internet investigator …

JOHNNY: Yours Truly, Johnny Atsign!

MUSIC: Theme up to music out. Continue reading

Team Kimberlin Post of the Day

This episode of Yours Truly, Johnny Atsign first ran six years ago today.

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ANNOUNCER: From Westminster, it’s time for—

SOUND: Cell phone rings once.

JOHNNY: Johnny Atsign.

[redacted]: (Telephone Filter) Hey, Johnny, are keeping your head above water?

JOHNNY: (Chuckles) Yeah. It’s not that hard. I’m back home.

[redacted]: (Telephone Filter) Did you find what we were looking for?

JOHNNY: That and more. This is going to open up several intriguing avenues for follow up.

MUSIC: Theme up and under.

ANNOUNCER: The Lickspittle Broadcasting System presents W. J. J. Hoge in the transcribed adventures of the man with the action-packed Twitter account, America’s fabulous free-lance Internet investigator …

JOHNNY: Yours Truly, Johnny Atsign!

MUSIC: Theme up to music out. Continue reading

JWST Looks at Neptune

JWST has turned its IR vision on Neptune. The eight planet’s dark and ghostly appearance is caused by atmospheric methane absorbing infrared light. High clouds above most of Neptune’s absorbing methane easily stand out in this image. Because its surface is coated with frozen nitrogen, Neptune’s largest moon Triton (in the upper left) is brighter in than Neptune in reflected IR sunlight. It’s surrounded by JWST’s characteristic diffraction spikes.

Image Credit: NASA / ESA / CSA / STScI

Team Kimberlin Post of the Day

One of the ways Team Kimberlin attempted to harass various people was to photoshop their likenesses or those of family members into pornographic or other disgusting images. For example, Bill Schmalfeldt added my headshot from a college annual to a pornographic image that I cannot reproduce because it was sealed by a judge.

While I’ve used images of the members of Team Kimberlin to poke fun at them, but I’ve kept it clean. Breaking: #BillSchmalfeldt Once Had a Neck ran ten years ago today.

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BS_Junior Class Photo 1971We interrupt normal blogging for this bulletin—A high school picture reputed to be of Bill Schmalfeldt as a Junior has been found. It provides evidence that he once had a neck.

We return now to normal blogging.

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BTW, I started to college when I was 17. The picture Schmalfeldt used to create porn was taken when I was still under age.

One more thing … Schmalfeldt recently spent a brief stint as editor of the Center (ND) Republican. While he returned to the town where he graduated from high school, there is no indication that his neck returned with him.

Team Kimberlin Post of the Day

One of the reasons whey Team Kimberlin lost right LOLsuits against me and saw every single one of their false criminal complaints and peace order petitions bite the dust was because my reporting on them has been true. The bulk of their stories about those of us writing about them were made-up lies. Ten years ago today, I cited #NealRauhauser’s Latest Fiction as an example.

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I haven’t had much to say about First Mate Neal Rauhauser of late, but he’s put up a post on his blog today (No, I won’t link to it.) that contains some nonsense related to Team Kimberlin’s harassment of me.

Only one of the peace orders was ever approved and it denies the right of a journalist to even mention someone by name on Twitter. The judge appeared to have confused the use of the @mention with the sending of a point to point communication, but the end result has been fantastic – the appellate court took one look at the case and promptly referred it to the Maryland Supreme Court.

Other happenings in Maryland include an assault outside a courtroom, threats to judges and prosecutors, a courthouse cleared with a bomb threat, and some other things which are not public, but which all add up to a textbook definition of hate group tactics. Law enforcement has cause to act at the state level in Maryland and I strongly suspect there is already something in the federal pipeline. The smear machine behind this derpy ‘war’ on the Obama administration is under fire from GOP strategist Karl Rove and it’s literally one indictment short of tearing itself to pieces.

<fisking>I assume the peace order FMNR is talking about is the one issued against Cabin Boy Bill Schmalfeldt. It does not deny anyone’s right to mention anyone else by name on Twitter. The order forbids the Cabin Boy from contacting, attempting to contact, or harassing me. It’s not rocket science to figure out how to write about someone without contacting or attempting to contact him. I’m doing that about Neal Rauhauser right now. And anyone who stayed awake in Journalism 101 should be able to write about someone else without engaging in harassment.

The judge was not confused about how an @ mention works on Twitter. He had the Twitter Rules and Best Practices in front of him, and he read that

[y]ou can direct a Tweet at a specific Twitter user using @replies and mentions.

He took that to mean what it says—including @username in a tweet directs it to the username account.

The Court of Special Appeals kicked the appeal upstairs to the Court of Appeals because that’s where it should have been filed in the first place. The Cabin Boy filed his appeal with the wrong court. I’ve been aware of that all along, but it’s not my place to help him.

An assault outside of a courtroom? When? Where? The only altercation I’m aware of occurred when Pedi Officer No-Class Gillette verbally harassed Tetyana Kimberlin after a protective order hearing. There was no physical contact, and a bailiff detained Craig Gillette so that Mrs. Kimberlin could leave the courthouse in peace.

Threats to judges and prosecutors? When? Where?

Oh, yeah, the bomb threat. It was on the day that several charges against members of Team Kimberlin were to be dropped in District Court. A Pennsylvania woman was arrested in connection with that bomb threat to the Carroll County Circuit Courthouse. After Carroll County Sheriff’s detectives learned who had made the call, she was located at her Littlestown, Pennsylvania, residence and was taken into custody by the Littlestown Police Department on an unrelated arrest warrant for failure to appear for trial in Carroll County. She had been scheduled to appear on charges of driving without a license. Although the threat was to the Circuit Courthouse, the District Courthouse was cleared as well.

And other things which are not public … Yeah. Right. I’m sure the public will be informed when something good enough has been cooked up.

The one thing FMNR does have right is the potential involvement of state and federal law enforcement. Some of the Maryland matters under investigation are typically handled by state agencies. And the feds are nosing about as well. For instance, failure of a federal sex offender to register is usually handled by the U. S. Marshals.

Oh, and I don’t particularly care for Karl Rove either.</fisking>

I’m sure First Mate Neal took great satisfaction in spinning his tale, but I doubt that the Cabin Boy would have take off one of his shoes to count the number of people who actually believe FMNR’s stuff.

UPDATE—I should point out that I wrote the post above from the point of view of an eyewitness. Neal Rauhauser wrote his piece based on hearsay. He never attended any of the court dates. Neal is a fugitive. If he had shown up at a courthouse, the bailiffs would have served the outstanding New Jersey arrest warrants on him.

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Lie liars gotta lie.

Team Kimberlin Post of the Day

After a round of defeats in state and federal court and with several investigations in progress, Bill Schmalfeldt fled from Maryland to Wisconsin. As I noted eight years ago today, Slinking Slinkers Gotta Slink.

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Giant SlinkyIn honor of this weekend’s slinking, Hogewash! is pleased to make this special offer via Amazon

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My post inspired a certain cockroach …

Heh.

Team Kimberlin Post of the Day

Brett Kimberlin is an admitted forger. For example, he admitted to forging a summons in the Kimberlin v. National Bloggers Club, et al. RICO Madness LOLsuit, and he admitted to altering certified mail receipts in a couple of cases. The TKPOTD for three years ago today examined some other suspicious documents.

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In yesterday’s TKPOTD, I mentioned that there seemed to be several interesting items contained in the 2018 IRS Form 990 filed by Justice Through Music Project. For example, the form lists Jeffrey Cohen as Executive Director when it appears that he left the organization in 2017.

Here’s something else I found interesting, the Signature Block on the form— Compare it with the Form filed for the tax year 2016 which was actually filed in November, 2017—Now, compare them both with the Signature Block from the form for tax year 2014 which was filed in November, 2015—I find the differences interesting. The Gentle Reader may come to his own conclusions.

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Gentle Reader, take a look at the Fs in Jeffrey in the 2015 signature and compare them with the Fs in 2017 signature. Do you believe they were written by the same person?

Neither do I.

Team Kimberlin Post of the Day

This episode of Yours Truly, Johnny Atsign first ran nine years ago today.

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Johnny Atsign Logo 2ANNOUNCER: From Westminster, it’s time for—

SOUND: Skype rings once.

JOHNNY: Johnny Atsign.

AARON: (Telephone Filter) Johnny, It’s Aaron. We won.

JOHNNY: Congratulations! How long was the jury out?

AARON: (Telephone Filter) It didn’t go to the jury. The judge cut it off after The Bomber rested his case and gave us a directed verdict.

JOHNNY: Well, we knew that he didn’t have a case.

AARON: (Telephone Filter) Yes. And he proved that for us.

MUSIC: Theme up and under.

ANNOUNCER: The Lickspittle Broadcasting System presents W. J. J. Hoge in the transcribed adventures of the man with the action-packed Twitter account, America’s fabulous free-lance Internet investigator …

JOHNNY: Yours Truly, Johnny Atsign! Continue reading

Team Kimberlin Post of the Day

Various members of Team Kimberlin threatened me with the direst of dire direness for my writing about them. However, as of seven years ago today, I was Still Waiting for something to happen.

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No one from the Federal Blogging Inspectors has been in contact with me yet.

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To date, I’ve never been contacted by the FBI for any matter relating to Team Kimberlin, but I have been contacted by multiple other federal and state agencies seeking information about members of Kimberlin’s crew and their enablers.

The statute of limitation has not run out on some of those matters.

Quis Custodiet Ipsos Custodes?

The NY Times reports that a senior FBI official responsible for part of the Russia Collusion Hoax investigation has pleaded guilty to colluding with Russians himself.

The former head of counterintelligence for the F.B.I. in New York pleaded guilty in federal court in Manhattan on Tuesday to a single reduced charge of conspiring to violate U.S. sanctions and laundering payments from a prominent Russian oligarch.

The plea by the former agent, Charles F. McGonigal, represented a remarkable turn for a man who once occupied one of the most sensitive and trusted positions in the American intelligence community, placing him among the highest-ranking F.B.I. officials ever to be convicted of a crime.

Hmmmm.

Team Kimberlin Post of the Day

Today is the ninth anniversary of Brett Kimberlin’s losing the Kimberlin v., Walker, et al. LOLsuit. I was one of the et al. defendants. After I got to the courthouse for the last day of the trial, I posted this While We’re Waiting … article which laid out the basis for one of the perjury traps we had set for The Deadbeat Pro-Se Kimberlin.

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The Kimberlin v. Walker, et al. trial was scheduled to resume at 9 this morning. There will be some preliminary matters and then opening statements by The Dread Pro-Se Kimberlin and Patrick Ostronic, the lawyer defending Aaron Walker, Stacy McCain, Ali Akbar, and me.

Meanwhile, here are a couple more of TDPK’s answers to my interrogatories.BK Interrog-11

Let’s compare that with other information that TDPK has provided about his wife’s age. This is from the Maryland Judiciary Case Search. Note that it shows a date of birth for her as 11/1980. That information was transcribed from the complaint that TDPK filed against his wife. In other words, he told the court that she was born in 1980.MJCS_TetyanaKimberlin

Do the math. 1996 – 1980 = 16.

Was he lying when he filed the complaint against his wife? Or did he lie on his answers to my interrogatories?

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Judge Johnson stopped the trial after Kimberlin rested his case and granted judgement in the defendants’ favor because Kimberlin had failed to present any evidence (“not one scintilla”) to support his case.

In 2014, the Maryland law preventing convicted perjurers from testifying in court, but Judge Johnson ruled that Kimberlin would be allowed to testify. He didn’t testify in his own behalf, so he avoided being cross examined, and we never got him on the stand because we didn’t have to offer a defense.

Oh, and one more thing …

Qapla’

Team Kimberlin Post of the Day

It’s the ninth anniversary of the start of the Kimberlin v. Walker, et al. nuisance LOLsuit. After I got to the courthouse that day, I put up a short post While We’re Waiting …

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… for the Kimberlin v. Walker, et al. case to be called, I thought I’d share this bit from The Dread Pro-Se Kimberlin’s answers to my interrogatories.BK_Interog_Hoge-25I couldn’t make up something like that no matter how hard I tried.

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During discovery in the Hoge v. Kimberlin, et al. lawsuit, I served a copy of Citizen K on him so he couldn’t claim not to have one.

BTW, used copies of Citizen K are available at Amazon.

Team Kimberlin Post of the Day

The TKPOTD for ten years ago today was about The Dread Deadbeat Pusher Kimberlin’s first prison sentence.

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lsd-moleculeBrett Kimberlin’s first term in jail was for perjury. He was convicted of lying to a federal grand jury about dealing LSD. In his book Citizen K Mark Singer quotes one of Kimberlin’s former customers.

The government’s general impression of Kimberlin was corroborated by Tim Young, who told me Brett was his source for several “multithousand-hit deals.”

“I probably sold fifty to seventy-five thousand hits of acid in my life, over a year and a half period,” Young said. “Purple microdot and orange sunshine are two that I remember. How much of it from Brett? All of it. I don’t remember buying acid from anybody but Brett. He sold it to me about ten thousand hits at a time. If he said he never sold acid, he’s a lying [redacted]. Guarantee.”

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I have independently confirmed through interviews with multiple witnesses who were in Bloomington, Indiana, while Kimberlin was dealing LSD that he was actually wholesaling it.

Team Kimberlin Post of the Day

Eleven years ago today, I posted about #BrettKimberlin and Self Awareness.

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Working link here. “γνῶθι σεαυτόν (Know thyself),” said the Greek philosophers. That’s good advice.

Meanwhile, the bloggers you made the mistake of trying to muzzle will make sure as many people as possible know you.

Justice through blogging.

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Never pick a fight with a man who buys pixels by the terabyte.

—W. J. J. Hoge