The town of Dover is in a pickle because of the bad legal advice received from its legal counsel.
Legal
Counsel's overly simplistic use of " it is law; therefore it is
legal" is insufficient legal advice to the Town of Dover, and I will
go as far as to label Ludwig's legal advice as legal negligence.
Since
the writing of the U.S. Constitution along with its amendments, the
denial/withholding of the right to due process is and always has been
contrary to the constitution of the United States.
Keep in mind that practicing attorneys are acting as agents of the court
Any
practicing attorney who thru legal practice denies the rights
guaranteed by the U.S. constitution to U. S. citizens has violated
his/her oath of office and is not worthy to practice law.
I suggest the Town of Dover notify the Ludwig law firms insurance carrier of a possible claim of malpractice.
The Wisconsin Legislative Council has found that the Act 58, in regards to Foxconn, is most likely Unconstitutional.
PDF attached:
Let
me remind all the elected officers receiving this E-mail - to include
now Mayor Cory Mason (who is not receiving THIS E-mail) - that you took
an OATH OF OFFICE to uphold the Constitution of The State of Wisconsin.
Which would REQUIRE you to oppose any Unconstitutional Foxconn
Legislation/Acts - or be a traitor and thus an enemy of The State,
acting in violation of your oath.
Oath of office.
Section 28.
Members of the legislature, and all officers, executive and judicial,
except such inferior officers as may be by law exempted, shall before
they enter upon the duties of their respective offices, take and
subscribe an oath or affirmation to support the constitution of the
United States and the constitution of the state of Wisconsin, and
faithfully to discharge the duties of their respective offices to the
best of their ability.
Good morning everyone how are you doing? It is a very cold day out there I was out this morning taking Drew to work and I could not believe it I had to layer the clothes on. If you do not have to go out I would just stay in the house. Here are your questions.
1) Out of the three holidays coming up which one is your favorite?
2) Do you spend any of the three holidays with friends and family?
3) Why is that holiday so special to you?
4) Do you have any friends or family over to your house for one of the three holidays?
"The Danger is Real as the Potentially
Unconstitutional FOXCONN 'Corporate Person' is Granted Superior Right to
the Natural Person by Legislative Decree"
On Monday, I was in the new KwikTrip on Spring St. When I went to leave, I couldn't find my keys. I looked everywhere and couldn't find them. The store staff were very nice and helpful. The manager reviewed the security tape and didn't see me set down anything. One of the store clerks said that the Mount Pleasant Police Department offers a service where one of their officers will come out and attempt to open your car, but only when they have the time. He called them for me. They said, "Sit down. Have some free coffee."
Officer Blickle arrived within 15 minutes. After running my plates and license, I had to sign a release which freed the Mount Pleasant Police Department from any damages incurred during their attempt to gain entry into my vehicle.
I asked Officer Blickle if they still had "Slim Jims." "Nope," he replied. "I wish we still did." We had a couple at the shop in Chicago. Essentially, they're a long strip of flat metal with a notch cut out near the end. You wiggle that piece of metal between the door and window. When you get it down there, you can feel it engage the lock. Then just pull up.
Instead, Officer Blickle had an inflatable bladder that he wedged between the door and the pillar. This opens it enough for him to insert a long metal rod and start fishing for the lock. In a short while, he had it. My keys turned out to be in one of the cup holders mounted on the transmission hump. That's the first time I've done that. Getting old is a bitch.
Hello, my fiddle-faddles! How are you? Well, we officially have a new mayor: Cory Masonite. I'm sure he'll be just as tough on deal makers as our previous excuse for a mayor. Just follow the money, Cory, just do what you're told to do and everything will be alright.
Uh, the Packers lost.
Here are the standings from the Irregular Football League:
Omg! How did Mr. OrbsCorbs get past me? Oh no! This can't be!
Our Chowder Head in Chief is on an Asiatic tour. I'm sure he's being surrounded by followers at least two people thick. Just don't start a nuclear war, please. Chubby Cheeks is sensitive to criticism. That's something you have in common with him. If Trump has balls as big as he claims he does, let him slit Chubby Cheeks' throat. Donald, don't forget to wear your body armor. We can hide a fully automatic AK47 and ammo behind the podium on the stage. Let him spray it, not say it.
Trump may have to be taken into custody by the Secret Service. Nobody knows where the fuck he is then, except probably out in the desert somewhere. Those fuel cells on the roofs of all of the ATVs are filled with gasoline. Fuel for the vehicles and a generator. The vehicles are armored. An explosion on the roof would have little effect on surrounding vehicles or the vehicle below.
A rocket-propelled grenade at the right spot might do the trick, but why chance it and call in an air-strike, instead. "Good night, Irene, good night, Irene..."
We have trouble finding Mr. Gov. Scooter sometimes. I think he likes to get together with his frat buddies there and sing and drink until broad daylight. Then he makes laws.
Does he know of the vast number of drinking establishments we have downtown, with more on the way? It's a drunk's paradise. Let's call Machinery Row, Drunkard's Row instead. I wonder how many drunks will fall into the river and drown?
OK, my children, I love you and pray for your protection all week long. The nut jobs with rifles seems to be on the rise. What a world we have made.
Turkey Day is on the march towards us. A day devoted to gluttony. We know how to celebrate a holiday in America. Eat well. Spend well. Love well. Oh yeah.
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"A local activist in Mount Pleasant
has gone public about a website she says is targeting her for being
outspoken about village operations and elected officials.
"Kelly Gallaher is well known in
political circles in Racine County and has openly butted heads with
leadership in Mount Pleasant for years. In May, a website called Let’s Make a Better Mt. Pleasant
was started, and in the months since, the majority of the posts on this
website have taken aim at Gallaher. It has also focused on Trustees Ken Otwaska, Gary Feest and Jon Hansen. In October alone, the website published six posts, all focused on Gallaher. "The name of the blog is a play on the
Facebook page Gallaher and other residents of Mount Pleasant created a
couple of years ago: A Better Mt. Pleasant. "Who’s the author remains a question" "Gallaher told Racine County Eye she believes Village President David
DeGroot is behind the blog, but she has no proof. Gallaher concedes that
because the author is anonymous it could be anyone.
"DeGroot denied having anything to do with Let’s Make a Better Mt. Pleasant or knowing anything about the site. "'I have no idea what she's 'talking about,' he said, adding that he doesn’t have time to read or care about the website. "Gallaher said she contacted law enforcement about the website and its
harassment of her, but because the comments are delivered through a
public online venue and not directly to her through notes, emails or
voicemail messages, there is no legal recourse. "'The laws in Wisconsin have not kept up with technology,' Gallaher
added. 'That means we can’t get a subpoena to find the owner of the
website to get them to stop.' Read more: https://www.racinecountyeye.com/website-targets-mount-pleasant-resident-local-activist/
I’m Art Kumbalek and man oh manischewitz what a world,
ain’a? So listen, the Feds released a boatload of potentially
blockbusting JFK assassination records from the National Archives just
the other week. Remember? And what did we learn? This: President John F.
Kennedy was shot to death by Lee Harvey Oswald in Dallas on Friday,
Nov. 22, 1963. Hey, thanks for the focking tip. Answered a lot of
questions I’ve been itching to know for 54 years, what the fock.
Anyways, I did some research and memory work on my own and what follows
is information you may not find in those government files.
1963: “The Beverly Hillbillies” was the top-rated TV show; A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
was Tony’s Best Musical; the Dodgers with superhuman Sandy Koufax swept
the Yankees in the World Series (Pete Rose was NL Rookie of the Year);
the Green Bay Packers failed to advance to the NFL title game after
three successive visits ’cause Paul focking Hornung was busted for
gambling; the Swingle Singers grabbed the Grammy for Best New Artist;
Sonny Rollins took first in Down Beat’s Critics Poll on tenor
sax; jeans were play-clothes and they were called overalls; and in the
early afternoon on 11/22 of that year, you would’ve found me cooling my
heels whilst bored on my ass during eighth-grade social studies class,
getting the particulars on the fascinating topic of the economy of
Guate-focking-mala, our Latin neighbor to the south, I kid you not.
I remember starting to nod off when the loudspeaker above the
blackboard squealed for our attention with word that the coolest guy in
the country, and the first president to be inaugurated not sporting a
brim, had been shot in focking Dallas. It was like getting socked in the
breadbasket by a 10th grader as hard as he could so you had diarrhea
and needed to puke, in unison. Later, the radio broadcast through that
loudspeaker told us the president was gone, leaving behind for some of
us the firm belief that faith in the future would forever more be
nothing but moosedick.
But that was then. Today, my belief that “faith in the future” is
moosedick grows stronger with each successive commander-in-chief to be
endured, and I am able to take a more objective view of our first
Catholic president. And I got to tell you—JFK—what a guy. The original
party president. The Kennedy White House, Camelot they called it, but
Came-a-lot would be more like it. And the “Bay of Pigs,” some kind of
botched invasion of Cuba? Hell no. The bay of pigs was the sound one heard outside the presidential boudoir when Jackie was out of town.
Lots of people to this day would swear that Jack is the top tomato
when it comes to presidentializing. I think not. Yes, true, he was the
first rock-star president. Rock stars are assclowns, so big focking
deal. That fact alone is enough for me to place Jack in the lowest third
of historical U.S. presidents, next to knobs like the Zach Taylors, the
Jim Buchanans, the George Bushes. Yes, JFK made it possible for the
Beatles to happen, but I always thought those Rolling Stones cleaned
their clocks, at least until Mick Jagger started looking like Don
Knotts’ stunt double.
On the other hand, he did bag Marilyn Monroe, so that gets him up in
my personal standings a tad. Of course, back then the only celeb who
didn’t bag Marilyn Monroe was the pope; although to this day there
remains yet no irrefutable documentation that clearly states he didn’t
get his share too, so who the fock really knows, ain’a?
And speaking of no irrefutable documentation, we have the
assassination theories. About this Kennedy whack cum conspiracy cum
first TV-president cum lodestone for lunatics, once that Warren
Commission snow job came down with no mention of Pete Rozelle (former
National Football commish) as a possible conspirator, I knew there was a
stinky worm can afoot. Hey, you’re telling me that only three
years after Dallas was given a football franchise over the desires of
JFK, who wanted his Boston to have professional tackle football instead,
the president just happened to be in that Texan cow town during the
middle of football season—and got shot? Unnecessary roughness? You bet.
Hey, where were the officials on that play. You tell me.
Not to mention that nobody ever questioned what the fock a schoolbook
depository was doing in Texas. They hardly have schools, let alone
books for christ sakes. Like Will Rogers should’ve said: “I never met a
Texan who ever read a book.”
But of course, we now know that it was you and me who shot the
Kennedys. Yeah, and I shot the sheriff, Tupac and J.R. to boot, what the
fock. Yet to think that it’s possible that the course of our country
was so dramatically altered because of tackle football in Dallas should
show you a thing or two about history: Every action, no matter how tiny,
causes a ripple in the cesspool of events. Just by blowing your nose,
you could change the course of a nation in the future to come—so please,
always be sure to carry a hanky ’cause I’m Art Kumbalek and I told you
so.
"Our system of justice rests upon two
pillars: equal treatment and independent judgment. Every person who
appears before our state courts expects to be treated equally to every
other litigant. In addition, all parties to a lawsuit expect to have
their cases heard by judges who are free to exercise their own
independent judgment. Recently, the state Legislature and Gov.
Scott Walker approved legislation — a $3 billion package luring Foxconn
Technology Group to build a flat-screen TV factory in Racine County —
that seriously undermines these two fundamental principles.
"The
principle of equal treatment commands that the same rules should apply
to all parties appearing before the court. No one should receive
special status. It is true that the two sides in a case might not be
evenly matched, and that one might have more financial resources or a
more skilled legal team. But, even then, both parties in the case
should be subject to the same set of laws and procedures and have the
same opportunity to argue that the law supports their claim.
"The Foxconn legislation creates special treatment for Foxconn
whenever the corporation is sued in Wisconsin courts. The law forces
the Wisconsin Supreme Court to directly take appeals involving 'Electronics and Information Technology Manufacturing Zones' (EITM) from
the circuit courts. By law there is only one such zone, and that zone
is soon to be home to Foxconn. Typically, the high court would hear
appeals at its discretion, and then only after the case was heard by an
intermediate court.
"The reason for placing cases
involving Foxconn on a 'fast-track' to the Wisconsin Supreme Court
should be obvious. That Court has a majority of Justices who were
elected with the financial support of Wisconsin’s largest trade and
manufacturing lobbyists. The drafters of the legislation expect these
justices to be sympathetic to the concerns of manufacturers such
as Foxconn."
"It was the middle-finger salute seen around the world.
"Juli
Briskman’s protest aimed at the presidential motorcade that roared past
her while she was on her cycling path in Northern Virginia late last
month became an instantly viral photo.
"Turns out it has now cost the 50-year-old marketing executive her job.
"On Halloween, after Briskman gave her bosses at Akima,
a government contracting firm, a heads-up that she was the unidentified
cyclist in the photo, they took her into a room and fired her, she
said, escorting her out of the building with a box of her things.
"'I wasn’t even at work when I did that,' Briskman said. 'But they told me I violated the code-of-conduct policy.'
"Her
bosses at Akima, who have not returned emails and calls requesting
comment, showed her the blue-highlighted Section 4.3 of the firm’s
social-media policy when they canned her."
Get a small bowl or container. Place some red apple cider vinegar in the bowl. Cover your bowl with plastic wrap. Add a rubber band to make it tight. Poke holes in the wrap with a pin. I poked my bowl wrap 25 times. The fruit flies fly in the holes, but not out.
It worked overnight. The kitchen is free of fruit flies for the first time in years. I have to make another trap. I grow "kitty grass" in my bedroom for Charlie. The fruit flies like to hang out in there, too.
"RACINE — It reportedly took six
officers to subdue a belligerently intoxicated Racine man early Sunday
in Downtown. He faces several charges related to the incident.
"Anthony
Jardina, 20, of the 3000 block of Rosalind Avenue, is charged with
criminal damage to property, obstructing an officer, disorderly conduct
and misdemeanor bail jumping.
"According to the criminal complaint:
"At
about 2 a.m., Jardina reportedly broke beer bottles and hit parked cars
in the area of Main and Fifth streets. He then lifted a city garbage
container at 536 Main St. and threw it on the ground, spilling garbage
on the sidewalk and causing damage to the container.
"Metro
Security, a private security firm, detained Jardina at the intersection
of Sixth Street and Wisconsin Avenue, as its officers reported he was
acting paranoid, belligerent and was talking to himself.
"As
Racine Police Department officers arrived and performed a records
check, Jardina reportedly became combative with officers and began to
scream and kick his legs.
"After Jardina calmed down and was
placed under arrest, he again allegedly started to fight officers in an
attempt to break free from restraint.
"It
reportedly took six officers to subdue Jardina, due to his strength.
Officers reported that they could smell a strong odor of intoxicants
coming from his breath.
"Jardina
was taken to the Ascension All Saints Hospital emergency room to be
treated because of his erratic behavior. As he continued to act
violently, Jardina was handcuffed to the bed rails for the safety of the
nurses. Police had to continue to physically restrain Jardina, as he
screamed and attempted to chew at the handcuffs and bed rails in efforts
to free himself.
"Jardina remained in custody as of 2 p.m. Monday.
"Jardina
has a pending misdemeanor case in Racine County for possession of
marijuana and obstruction. He was released on June 8 on a $1,000 cash
bond, with the condition that he would commit no new crime."
"The daily commute is usually pretty standard with nothing too
exciting, but every now and then, you get something truly spectacular.
"When police in Dixon, Illinois, watched a man jump through the window
of someone’s car on the main road, they were curious, to say the least…
"The Car Was Driving On The Wrong Side Of The Road"
"Some people try to ignore the unusual and stay uninvolved and
unaffected. Heroes, on the other hand, look for opportunities to help
others and make a difference.
"When Randy Tompkins was driving his pick-up truck down the road and
saw a car up ahead that was veering onto his side of the road, he knew
something was off.
"As he looked closely into the car, he could see that the driver was
in distress. Tompkins knew that he had to do something, and fast!
"The Police Were Following The Car"
"Police were out on patrol when they noticed that a car was slowly
rolling through a red light. They started to tail the vehicle and
immediately noticed that the car was drifting into the opposite lane of
traffic.
"Even crazier, they saw a man get out of his pick-up truck and jump through the window of the car.
"They were perplexed and slightly concerned!
"Tompkins Is A Hero"
"As Tompkins got closer to the car, he saw that the driver was actually having a seizure.
"To get to the person quickly and stop the car from veering into
oncoming traffic, he leaped through the passenger window and got the car
under control.
"Police came to his assistance immediately, and thanks to Tompkins’ heroics, no one was hurt!
"Randy Tompkins is one brave man and a great reminder that we should always keep our eyes open for opportunities to help others. Watch him in action below!"
"RACINE COUNTY — The search for Dover
resident Lynn Rickard, 59, is scheduled to resume at 11 a.m. Monday
according to a news release from the Racine County Sheriff’s Office.
"Kansasville Fire Department will also participate in the search.
"Rickard has been missing since June 25 and the family is offering a $10,000 reward for her safe return.
"According to the release, Racine
Sheriff Christopher Schmaling said that 'due to the time of year,
foliage is reduced, crops have been cultivated, and visibility is
greater. The Sheriff’s Office remains committed to bringing closure to
the family of Lynn Rickard.'
"Several large-scale searches have been conduced since Rickard’s disappearance, including areas in Kenosha County."
BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Paintings created by an Indian elephant who enjoys
wielding a brush were auctioned off by a Hungarian traveling circus on
Saturday.
Sandra, a
42-year-old elephant, paints with her trunk in a Hungarian travelling
circus of Florian Richter Circus in Budapest, Hungary November 2, 2017.
Picture taken November 2, 2017. REUTERS/Laszlo Balogh
Three of 42-year-old elephant Sandra’s abstract
canvasses, with colored lines flowing across them resembling rivers,
fetched about 40,000 forints ($150) each.
A painting depicting
Sandra herself, done by a Hungarian painter, sold for 260,000 forints.
The money will be offered to an elephant sanctuary in Malaysia. Sandra
paints with her trunk purely for pleasure, according to her owner and
trainer Florian Richter, a horse acrobat and circus director.
Sandra,
a 42-year-old elephant, poses for a photo with Hungarian circus fans
who bought her painting in the Florian Richter Circus in Budapest,
Hungary November 4, 2017. REUTERS/Laszlo Balogh NO RESALES. NO ARCHIVES
Sandra, who was already well practised in a circus
trick involving a shaving brush, was given a paintbrush and she quickly
adapted her skills to the canvas.
Richter said that unlike many
elephants in Thailand that are thought to be forced to paint, Sandra
does it by herself when she is in the mood.
“I
only help her with changing the brushes and putting them into paints
but she does the rest by herself more or less. I praise her by saying
‘oh this is really good, or not so good’,” Richter said. “We have been
together for 40 years so this is a family connection.”
Sandra arrived as a baby elephant at the circus where Richter grew up, as a seventh generation member of an acrobat family. ($1 = 267.5200 forints)
Reporting by Krisztina Fenyo, Writing by Krisztina Than; Editing by Stephen Powell
