https://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/supct/rule_37#
Basically, you have to get permission of the parties to file. Or ask the Supremes for permission to file.
Or:
No motion for leave to file an amicus curiae brief is necessary if the brief is presented on behalf of the United States by the Solicitor General; on behalf of any agency of the United States allowed by law to appear before this Court when submitted by the agency's authorized legal representative; on behalf of a State, Commonwealth, Territory, or Possession when submitted by its Attorney General; or on behalf of a city, county, town, or similar entity when submitted by its authorized law officer.
Any lawyer admitted to Bar of the Supreme Court could file for you (if you meet the standards above). One time fee of $200 - https://www.supremecourt.gov/bar/barinstructions.pdf to get admitted - but few lawyers ever do it (other than if they actually expect to argue a case before the Supremes or, for almost all who pay the fee, want to put on their resume that they theoretically could). Probably about 100K "Supreme Bar" members, of which under 5000 currently alive have ever filed ANYTHING with the Supremes and only a few hundred of which have argued a case before the Supremes.
For a lawyer, getting admitted to one or two State bars (bar exam or waiving in) and perhaps the regular Federal Bar (no test, one time fee and some minor extra stuff if you are admitted to an applicable state bar - regular Federal admission is specific to that court - say "Southern District, NY", but once you are in one, you can easily get into any Federal Court you need) is all they will ever need.
Why would you not fill out a return address or put on a return address sticker. Even if putting in a dropbox? Also, the drop box ones were likely processed a few days earlier (when the "bike gate fences" keeping observers away were further back from the processors).
Also SOME of them in those boxes that day (perhaps like shuffling cards) DID have a postmark and/or a return address sticker or such.
Also, why were both the "foreign" and "military" ballots in Philly officially processed later on (like 10 days after the election - they look different than the COVID ballots, and some of the military ones were sent in the form of an e-mail to be "transcribed" onto regular ballots by election staff) like (combined) almost all Biden?
And the standard (for the non-military foreign) in Philly was: Person claims to, (a) at some time in their life, even as a baby and not necessarily their last US address, lived in Philly; (b) supplies some Philly address - not checked to see if it was in the middle of the Delaware River; (c) supplied some SS# of PA driver's license as part of the application (which was supposedly checked prior to the election - who knows???), (d) claim they are living overseas, and (e) fill out a form and mail it in.
Between the Military and overseas, 98% or so in Philly counted on the second Saturday after the election were Biden. Seemed to be mostly "foreign" people and not that many military. *** not the Saturday I referenced re: the whole bunch of boxes with almost no return address stuff, which was a week before. Prior to THAT first post-election Saturday (when the vast majority of things were actually "processed"), observers were not really close enough to readily observe things like a major lack of return address stickers/filled out stuff on envelopes (even re: the stuff going on at the closest row of counting tables). And of course, on any day, being caught trying to take a photo would get you KICKED OUT (just briefly talking on a phone or looking at the internet with the phone in no way facing the counting activity, unless outside the room, in the bathroom, or in the HUNDREDS of feet away from the envelope opening part of stuff "phone use corral" would at least get you a warning by guards, election staff, Democratic poll watchers or some combo thereof - - -the small number of "Green Party" poll watchers sometimes there were, however, fully OK with the Rs).
FYI - no REAL cop in the room on multiple days (sometimes one or two walked in for a minute or two). Just constant security guards from at least 2 different agencies. Tons of real cops outside the building (especially pre-November 7) and also some outside the MASSIVE count room by the metal detectors (where they REALLY, REALLY cared about anyone trying to bring in a laptop or tablet, but it would have been very, very easy to bring in a gun or similar in a pocket of a bag).
Regular cops in blue uniforms were basically "normal" and not hostile, but the officers in white uniforms may possibly have been "hand selected" and/or "warned" about possible R inspectors/to make getting in and other stuff very hard, and for may inspectors virtually impossible (until Biden was "winning" by a bunch a few days after the start of the count, at which time interaction became less hostile).
Re: cops in the count room - - - I guess if a real cop saw something, they might say something (and be believed).
WOW!
LOOKS A LOT LIKE A TON OF THE COVID BALLOTS IN PHILADELPHIA ON THE DAY THEY FINALLY!!!! MOVED THE ENVELOPE PROCESSING CLOSE ENOUGH FOR OBSERVERS TO SEE SUCH THINGS.
AKA - many boxes where any postmarks were rare, and almost all with ZERO return address sticker, and almost none with a hand-filled out return address part. Prior to the Saturday after the election, observers were kept a bunch further away (making seeing such "things" not really possible).
WOW!
LOOKS A LOT A TON OF THE COVID BALLOTS IN PHILADELPHIA ON THE DAY THEY FINALLY!!!! MOVED THE ENVELOPE PROCESSING CLOSE ENOUGH FOR OBSERVERS TO SEE SUCH THINGS - they moved things closer on the Saturday after the election.
AKA - many boxes where any postmarks were rare, and almost all with ZERO return address sticker, and almost none with a hand-filled out return address part. Prior to that Saturday, observers were kept a bunch further away (making seeing such "things" not really possible).
I've seen a fair number of Trump stickers, small flags and such in Center City Philly. Probably at least several people doing it independently (different types of stuff).
Actually almost as much unofficial Trump stuff as "Biden" related items (most of the Biden stuff is of the large variety that took a team and equipment to put up - probably one or more of the Unions, like the SEIU, that have offices by Center City).
The small (non-Union) Biden stuff locally is mostly fairly crude, like "Trump Sucks, His Supporters Blow" stickers, "Dump the Turd November Third" and such. A bunch of anti-ICE and anti police stickers. Plus a range of pure ANTIFA stuff (like "support our troops" with pictures of ANTIFA, or pictures of something like Casper the Ghost with an Antifa symbol - not infrequently near some "Biden/Harris" stuff and stickers), and the BLM/ANTIFA/SOROS paper "Trump Pence OUT NOW" stickers.
And not just any VC. Dude had just slaughtered an entire family.
Sole survivor (who was 9 at the time and only got shot a few times) emigrated to the USA and made good. https://providencemag.com/2019/10/hope-from-vietnamese-american-admiral/
In the original photo: Nguyễn Văn Lém was in civilian clothes and was alleged to have just cut the throats of South Vietnamese Lt. Col. Nguyen Tuan, his wife, their five children and the officer’s 80-year-old mother.
After his mother bled to death across two hours, the sole surviving child, Huang Nguyen, age 9 (who had been shot in the arm, thigh, and head), managed to escape. In 1975 his uncle, a South Vietnamese colonel, escaped the Communist conquest with his nephew.
https://providencemag.com/2019/10/hope-from-vietnamese-american-admiral/
Under Trump, Huan Nguyen was promoted to become the first Vietnamese born U.S. Navy Rear Admiral. He serves as Deputy Commander for Cyber Engineering at the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA).
What is the elevation above high tide? Assuming Omama never believed in major sea level rise/globull catastrophic warming rants.
Looks like 5 feet or so, or a major storm, and the property might get swamped.
You think the Rioter actually OWNED the bike and risked his own property by throwing it in front of the truck? Or the ANTIFA simply STOLE someone else's bike...
New Detroit where RoboCop has been defunded and the rest of the police are limited to defending Black Lies Matter "art".
From fan remake, NSFW: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=J9b3tFPiHcY
Much thanks!
In time, the Wikipedia page for thedonald.win may become a source for a few percent of our traffic (if not blacklisted by Google for searches).
Fertilizer?
Say 100+ pounds an acre a year?
Could have sprinkled it on 80 miles of farmland and called it a day.
But the thing burned via fire, not presumably via a true detonation (which was the end result, but achieved less efficiently than what a planned detonation would do).
It is not normally possible to get an explosion out of Amonium Nitrate just via a fire, but the pressure of the massive volume surely helped.
Even if detonated, pound for pound, Amonium Nitrate has only 42% the power of TNT. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/TNT_equivalent
Would not shock me if the blast was between 500 tons and a kiloton TNT equivalent.
At least the same editor put a redirect to the theDonald.win Wikipedia in the body of the Wikipedia r/the_Donald page.
After the subreddit was quarantined and placed in restricted mode in early 2020, some users created and moved to the site thedonald.win.[20]
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Not yet. At least not me. Did get doxed fairly badly re: my job, but that was not 100% directly related to the affidavit part (I did somewhat more to alert people to the fraud I saw than just sign an affidavit). I regret none of it.