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HDGabor

05/16/22 4:32 PM

#377710 RE: funnygi2 #377709

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(Fire) Cushion bodes well ... is a perfect fit ... both for reality and dreams ...

Best,
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rosemountbomber

05/16/22 4:50 PM

#377712 RE: funnygi2 #377709

I must be dense and not comprehend very well (have had a rough day today), but I don’t understand how this bodes well for us?
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ilovetech

05/16/22 5:07 PM

#377714 RE: funnygi2 #377709

Exactly as it says, We're human like everyone else, so we can screw up too. But that's not a license for a do over.

"Beam me up Scotty, I'm done here." "Humans haven't evolved enough yet" "We're just going to have to wait another 100,000 years before we can allow them to see us" "They're just too barbaric"

ILT
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marjac

05/16/22 5:10 PM

#377715 RE: funnygi2 #377709

Looking at it carefully, it is a totally different case because it involveed a jurisdictional issue. The errors were almost irrelevant because the 11th Circuit and the SCOTUS majority found a lack of jurisdiction.

In other words, they found that they do not even have jurisdiction to rule on the issue. In our case, there is most definitely jurisdiction because unremedied fraud on the court is an institutional issue over which the SCOTUS most definitely has supervisory jurisdiction that we ask the Court to invoke pursuant to Rule 10a.
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ziploc_1

05/16/22 5:19 PM

#377718 RE: funnygi2 #377709

f....“Today, the Court holds that a federal bureaucracy can make an obvious factual error, one that will result in an individual’s removal from this country, and nothing can be done about it,” the dissent notes"

In this case,the plaintiff made a minor error....The court refused to believe that the plaintiff made an error, but checked the wrong box on purpose.

Our appeal differs in that the defendant made a major "error" and tricked the judge into thinking the Kura table accurately reflected the results of the Kura study....so much so, that the cropped table was cited verbatim by the judge in the decision...as a reason for the judge's decision.