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Yes, the stooge thought he was in Langton, not Longton. Now there is some real 'respect' for the State residents he serves [sarcasm]. He really didn't know where he was Saturday, and probably didn't care. He was in attendance because his calendar said to show up and smile. Too bad the calendar didn't remind him to think. He couldn't even articulate his thoughts on application of the 4th Amendment.

A group of Constitutionalists managed a few minutes on video with him, here; 

And here is his voting record in Congress;  https://thenewamerican.com/freedom-index/legislator/m001198/

At least the video sure looks like he was mugged by that LEO . . . . here it is:



Somewhere there is a longer video, but I have not found it.

But where the hell is the aggressive move? Standing up?

Bob's trial date is soon, so hopefully a date to select a jury will still happen this year. So much for a Constitutionally mandated speedy trial.

Readers may recall Bob was originally arrested because he would not give his name to enter the courthouse. The county is still requiring your name to enter, even though it is not lawful. Any bets on what happens to that approach when Bob is finally allowed to officially present evidence in court? Stay Tuned for this one!!

Here is the link to his Facebook page;  https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557591116821

It sounds like his qualification is based on already having 38 years of civil service. As we know, that is not always a good thing. He also seems to think improved PR is all that's needed to make the Sheriff's Office better. He does not mention a word about serving the People, nor about honoring and protecting our Rights.

So I have these questions for him. I'll be surprised to see him respond on this Forum, but will respect him if he creates dialog like Mike Cordell did when he ran against Hanks two election cycles ago.
1) will you join Sheriff Mack's CSPOA?
2) will you publicly comment on the May 2023 raid in Elk City that ended up covering a City block and violating the property rights of the residents, not to mention the 15 year old that was questioned without a parent or a member of CPS present?
3) Will you publicly comment on the County's use of Terry stops?
4) Will you continue to arrest visitors to the courthouse who refuse to give their names?
5) Will you publicly comment on Longton's unlawful use of cameras by city hall to surveil the general public along Kansas Ave?
6) Do you understand that you do not serve any Agency or the State government. You serve the people. We elect you, the taxpayers pay your freight. You work for us only. Please, if you cannot understand the role you would be playing, do not run for office.

Fast forward two-plus months and here is hoping a few of the Youtube lovers watched the 13th Judicial District pre-trial conference for Elk County's denial of Robert Walker's Rights protected by the First and Fourth Amendments (See Part One).

The outcome of the pre-trial conference was to delay the trial until July. Why? For some reason the Elk County DA has not shared Discovery with Walker's attorney since November 13th, nearly four months. Huh? Could it be the DA was hoping to hide something?

Among all that legal back and forth in the conference I hope you heard that Judge Ricke caught the DA lying three times!!

Here's lie #1: The judge wanted to know why the DA initially filed charges as a misdemeanor, then changed them to a felony two months later. The DA went into a legal BS rant for several minutes that did not answer the judge's question. The judge thanked the DA for the (un-necessary) legal lesson, and asked again what happened that the DA felt the need to change charges to a felony. The DA said Deputy Watts had injuries to his back when he was TAKEN TO THE GROUND by the defendant. When questioned by Robert's attorney, the DA just continued her storyline. Watts was never accosted by Robert. Robert had his hands cuffed behind him, how could he possibly tackle someone, much less a burley cop?

Here's lie #2: The DA said Deputy Bliss was off work for seven days because the defendant BENT HER ARM BACKWARDS AND POPPED HER ELBOW. Robert's lawyer asked how Robert could possibly have done that with his hands double cuffed behind his back. The DA didn't answer that, she kept rambling her storyline. Reader, tie your hands behind your back . . . there, now try to bend an adult's arm the wrong way until it pops. I don't think Robert is a contortionist, nor trained in aikido.

Here's lie #3: The judge asked the DA if she had anything further. She didn't. The judge asked Robert's attorney the same thing. He said there was still a motion to dismiss due to keeping the defendant in jail for six days instead of charging him and letting him bond out. The judge asked the DA to respond. She said the motion to dismiss had already come before the court and had been DENIED. The judge didn't see anywhere in his file where it had ever been decided. Robert's attorney agreed, and said that Judge Lee had stated last September he would defer the motion and let Judge Ricke rule on it. The DA re-insisted it had been denied.

Both judges and the Court record apparently agree the issue of dismissal has not been determined. So why is the DA persisting, albeit, there is a small chance a Court recorder erred, and the DA is the only one to catch that error. But Court proceedings are recorded by audio and video, and possibly still by hand, so a recording error is so unlikely . . . . the DA is ninety-nine point five percent wrong, IMO.

Why the judge didn't call the DA out for the lies I do not know. He should have. Hell, the outcome of this should be firing and disbarring the DA for knowingly lying to the Court. See the Canons of Professional Ethics of the American Bar Association for the consequences of an attorney willfully lying in Court (it differs from perjury). Why Judge Ricke gave her until the next pre-trial conference in July to show proof of the denial of the motion to dismiss I will never understand. Then again, the idea of giving the DA more rope to hang herself may be in play.

Is this how the Sheriff's Office and District Attorney's Office routinely operate in Elk County, or is this an exception? An initial arrest for no lawful reason? Elevation of charges based on lies of the deputies, and then lies from the DA right to the Court's face?

Put dramatic music to the above and the Elk County Courthouse plays like a soap opera. The residents and taxpayers of Elk County are being very poorly represented and served. Is the DA up for re-election this year? We need a new DA. The sheriff is up for re-election this year. We need a new sheriff. Come election time for those positions, remember this court case!!

[Facebook will be shutting our page down permanently within 24 hours.]

Here is the post from the SO's page -
[NOTE; Misspellings and grammatical errors are not mine!]

"Sheriff Walker would like to thank the Elk County community for their support. Elk County has a lot of great people in it.
However it looks like the Elk County Sheriff office Facebook page has been reported by a few that don't like our post, that don't like us doing our job, or has a different way they think it should be done. As a few on here that have been or are in Law Enforcement know the actual Laws and understand that you have information that cannot be put out to the public.
Facebook will be shutting our page down permanently within 24 hours. Yes, we will continue to work on the drug problems moving forward. There will be no more post from our Facebook page. Sheriff Walker said that if notifications need to go out to our community for an emergency situation, it will be sent over the new alert system the County has put in place.
Sheriff Walker said that if you would like to be added to the alert system you will need to contact the Elk County Emergency Management office.
Sherrif Walker invites anyone that has concerns or is having problems in their area, to contact the Elk County Sheriff's Office at 620-374-2108."

Well now, it sure sounds like the Sheriff is blaming a few County residents that do not care for the SO's performance for Facebook's action. Remember, this is an election year for the Sheriff. We'll probably never be told what triggered Facebook's action, but I can't imagine the complaints about the SO's job the last few days are a reason for Facebook to use.

Time to check how many County SO's in Kansas are not present on Facebook. What are the odds the Elk County SO is the only one? And the Sheriff's message seems to say he doesn't care, it's our loss, not the SO's.

The following seriously sarcastic facts and opinions are free speech protected by S11 of the Kansas Bill of Rights.

What does Enforcement do on a Monday night when the pro football season is over? How does it partee? I guess it holds a dance in one of our small towns. Last night's unannounced dance was cooperatively held by the Montgomery and Elk counties Sheriff's Departments, plus support by Wildlife and Parks in some capacity.

But first was a parade on Fifth Street. Not too many people lined the streets to applaud in awe, but it was filmed. It looked like this; armored SWAT rig, utility truck pulling a trailer full of para-military goodies, unmarked black cop car #1, Sheriff SUV, Sheriff truck #1, unmarked black cop car #2, pick-up possibly with wildlife and parks emblem, Sheriff truck #2, and unmarked SUV. They all pulled up at the intersection of Fifth and Douglas, and the party started. No bandstand, no music, only a few pictures, mostly just uniforms dancin' about, showing their muscle and their bellies. Not sure how many, but nine drivers and a few others announced themselves.

Why all the uniform power to bust three parole violators who are known to be unarmed and non-violent. Enforcement knows that about them. They are parolees, LEOs have extensive records about them, if they were violent or a threat they would not be on parole. Well, unless they were also illegal immigrants, but that's another issue.

Why the big parade and enforcement overkill? The S.O. says public safety was its big concern. I call BS on that political rhetoric. It makes the Elk County Sheriff sound like a Joe Biden. Last night's big show was a scare tactic, to reinforce that drug users must be a violent component of our society, and that we need LEOs to protect us. That is a bunch of misdirection.

You see, when LEOs use a big show of force, it makes a lot of red ink in their budget, and at the same time it allows them a rationale to ask for a budget increase for the next fiscal year. Get it? The dance was all PR, scaring us about druggies allows the LEOs to get more of our tax dollars. Just look at the County's Property Valuation the past two years alone. Governments create crime so they can raise armies of enforcement to fight crime, all so they can coerce tax dollars from us. That is the order of government. That is exactly what our Founders feared.

Such bru-ha-ha PR has a second purpose. This year is the re-election year for the Elk County Sheriff. He needs a few wins to offset some of the misdeeds in his department this past term. So we can look toward a few more of these dances before November. Same might be true of the Montgomery County Sheriff.

So the Longton Policemen's Ball was kind of a dance within a dance last night. How, you say? This way. Government at the highest levels, either brings drugs into this country, or trades arms and cash with drug gangs who do, or busts the small-time penny and dime dealers while looking the other way as the corporate and foreign country dealers move massive volumes of drugs. If you could see fingerprints on the Fentynal 'epidemic', you'd see CIA fingerprints.

I know because I saw the results of Special Ops Groups (SOGs) bringing heroin out of the Golden Triangle when I was in Vietnam. And I saw fighter pilots empty drugs from their flight jumpsuits after landing. Heroin out of Laos was $60.00 an ounce, uncut, in rock form. It sold for $1000.00, uncut, on the streets of America's West Coast. That was much better than retirement income for thousands of officer and enlisted Lifers (and tax-free). Thai stick was $0.50 a stick in Thailand, and $5.00 a stick on the Navy and Air Force bases of the Philippines. 'Everyone' smoked it. At the time urine tests for drugs could not detect THC.

There is the root of what we call the Drug War. It starts at the highest level of government and spreads throughout all government, 'down' to our streets and our homes. Every rung of the ladder gets a pay-off, then the end user, the lowest rung on the ladder, gets busted. That is the cycle until all the wealth possible has been extracted. Even drug house operators get a pass. They are on a high-enough rung they get to plea out and become confidential informants, then they move into rural communities like Longton and become snitches. See, the drug dance doesn't start with someone smokin' a J in his or her living room, or shooting up harder drugs if they choose. They are harming no one, except, arguably, themselves. And self-harm is legal, it is personal choice.

All of you reading this self-harm yourselves every time you eat refined sugar. Now, I do have a problem with sales to minors (sales of lots of stuff beyond drugs) and of coercive use of drugs (and lots of other coercions, too). See, I have a problem with y'all spoon-feeding your high-chair kids Quaker products at the breakfast table. ALL Quaker products contain carcinogenic herbicide (glyphosate). I'd prefer you smoke that J, it is seriously less harmful to you, and to society. But most of you don't know about Quaker products because the government that has sworn to protect us and serve us, protects the Corporate State (Quaker) instead.

Do you begin to see the hypocritical nature of the dance within the dance, of the Corporate-State-Utopian America that prevails? Do you see that the Jackboot parade down Fifth Street last night is not a healthy thing? I hope so, because you are America's hope.

To paraphrase Jimmy, 'there must be someway out of here, for the hour is getting late'.

[As Our Earth Dances]

As Our Earth Dances

I sent this link to a few friends earlier in the week, one of them a sixteen year old 'in' an online high school.

 

Here is her response, "I don't believe in climate change. I believe the earth is changing it's dance moves...lol".

Although the 'lol' suggests her answer was light-weight, maybe even intending to be humorous, I think it is a very astute thought. I have posted once or twice about the subject of that link. To respond that the Earth is dancing draws a very wide swath of what life is about, in my opinion. I suggest everyone also watch the one-hour video that the narrator recommends.

The dance she alluded to is cyclic, and part of that cycle is warming and cooling just like a dance changes tempo with the music being played. Climate change is not a matter of belief or political position, it is part of the Earth's rhythm. We are about to cool off, not over heat, and it has nothing to do with man-made carbon, or cow farts.

Ninety-eight percent of the world lies to you and manipulates you. Ben, the narrator, does not. He reviews historical climate information along with recent findings from satellites and current research on physical aspects of the Earth, its magnet field, the sun, our solar system, and the galaxy. He is heavily read in astrophysics. But, if something is sketchy to him, he will tell you. If assumptions are erroneous, or passed off as factual, he will say so.

If you watch his recommended hour long presentation you'll find the Earth isn't dancing alone, it is dancing in concert with the galaxy. It is all coordinated and graceful from a cosmic perspective. The galaxy breathes deeply, slowly, and in rhythm. Every 12,000 years its breath (energy pulse) enters our solar system and changes the way the planets dress, what they breath, and how fast they turn. The galactic breath initiates those changes by altering and reorganizing the planets' energy fields. And they begin their own new dance, a new cycle.

That dance of change on Earth has already started with a loss of strength of our magnetic field, and drift of our poles, as the galaxy's breath is moving through. We would all do well to thoroughly understand what is coming. As that dance of change on Earth progresses, Earth will cool, then a pulse from the sun will destroy every bit of the electric world we depend on. To survive that we will need to live very much the way the Amish do today. That will be the human dance needed to carry on. Beyond that, the Earth's rotation on its axis will stop for a matter of hours before restarting, and the north and south poles will shift ninety degrees. Those changes will trigger massive 2000' foot high tsunami's and volcanoes around the world, followed by a sudden and deeper freeze, then a thaw and a renewal of the cycle. A new song will start for the Earth to dance to, just like a new song and dance started 12,000 years ago.

And that dance restarted 24,000, 36,000, 48,000, and 60,000 years before, that 'we' have proof of. The CIA had wind of this in the 1950s, and sent a team to the Arctic to drill through the ice and underlying sediments and rock. They found that before the arctic 'landmass' was frigid it grew tropical plants; before that lichens and other non-vascular plants that handle frigid conditions, then another layer of tropical plants, etc., like clockwork.

When will our current dance end in renewal? Ben's best estimate right now is the next twenty to forty-five years, the last I heard him speak about it. And he admits timelines are tough. But remember, the timelines we use are a human construct, and they do not perfectly match the Earth's rhythm. Look at 300 years out of 12,000 years, 300 of 12,000 is only 2.5%. Being that far off is like saying you'll be somewhere in an hour and you end up 90 seconds early or late. On Earth's time 300 years is a yawn, 20 to 45 years is a snap. A new dance step is upon us.

Watch the hour video, and the other ones Ben has. He substantiates why the hour is late, why the Earth's dance will change soon, and just how he has come to say twenty to forty-five years. But most of all, make plans for the new dance.

More positive changes coming from  NYSRPA v. Bruen.

https://www.newsbreak.com/news/3297204273470-ban-on-guns-in-post-offices-is-unconstitutional-us-judge-rules?noAds=1&_f=app_share&s=i3

Public spaces now open to lawful carry. Anyone want to walk into the the Elk Courthouse packing a few revolvers?

NYSRPA v. Bruen

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/did-loosening-gun-control-cause-nationwide-drop-homicides