Obi Wan Darth Maul epic light sabre mauling....
https://youtu.be/qo__6MZIg6U?si=QQ5MfOvrEFFqoHM8
The Doors - The End, (2017 remaster)...
https://youtu.be/9pRGoSbYHQE?si=e1siAkISgZYa6RfT
Pobody's Nerfect: The Good Place with Ted Danson
https://youtu.be/cz9CvE-uNG0?si=H2gYpoqj9u5usMLc
C'ya
Seal....
https://youtu.be/Kwdweif1YI0?si=_kiTYg1iE9wPoBU7
Wow, when you look at all the lousy stuff Eleanor does during her lifetime (and they do look at it in the afterlife when figuring out where she belongs and what her motivations were), I started thinking about all the shitty things I had done....
Some of them I actually have to blackout, CIA style (redacted,)
During nine eleven while watching from my TV in Richmond Virginia ################## (redacted)
In year eleven at Mt Druitt high school ############## basketball area
At Charles de Gaulle airport Paris late 2001 or early 2002, yelling at flight attendant lady five minutes solid as a curious crowd built up because I'd missed my flight due to becoming entranced by an eastern European woman in leather
Not liking the flavor dessert treat my mother had brought me and throwing it against the wall while complaining as a young teenager. In my defense she was crazy when I was a kid and would throw her coffee on the wall a lot but apparently not out of anger
I don't think I had any malicious intention the time I asked a fat lady in my taxi if she expecting (she wasn't I felt bad). Babies are awesome I'd never hurt a baby
Tomando el pelo de la gente, whenever I did that, too selfish to even care.... Maybe they can just get over themselves as Fake Eleanor says
########### my wife in Eastern Europe
The time I stuck my rude obnoxious landlord's toothbrush up my butt, in my defence he really deserved it and I covered the bristles with aluminum foil
Making jokes in high school with my BFF about starving Ethiopians. They were actually mostly his jokes I just listened.
Some of my interactions with family would just be considered good policing so I'll just mention being arrested and cuffed twice (once with a hard throw down onto the lawn and another time with a kick to the leg while down) and not saying thanks 👍; same for LAPD cops in Hollywood (the actual suburb in LA) that stopped and frisked me, possibly at gunpoint (they were probably corrupt)
Fake Eleanor would probably be a good cop!
Pretend hypnotizing my BFF of the Ethiopians in a Stackhat jokes and getting him to throw hard boiled candy at our Indian math's teacher's head. Subsequently a mandarin, as if to prove we never learned our lesson.
################################ on multiple occasions
##### my mother's #### and also ##### her #####
######### snowball and ########
I don't really think I did anything wrong when I ate dog in China, it was on the menu, when in Rome. It wasn't really halal
Having a meltdown and yelling at my aunty and grandmother
The time my buddy told me it's likely the lady I'd shacked up with for a night was married as per his read of her apartment and totally not caring.
In my defense I was a pretty good attentive taxi driver for like over five years full-time and tolerated an extreme amount of rudeness and incivility. A lot of Sydney people tipped me but it all went to corrupt builders who had corrupted NSWs State Government and legal system so they could absolutely defraud people like me.
The time I put my poop 💩 in a small yellow envelope and pinned it on my college professor's door. I struggle to feel remorse for that too as they were trying to indoctrinate everyone that homosexuality is normal and 'hip' so it's like they were anti straight males
The time in China having a water fight end of term with the 7 year old kids and grabbing a water bottle from him and spraying it on some kids' faces. That wouldn't even have been a problem but in China cleaner's leave bleach style toilet cleaning solutions in normal drink water looking containers on the floor in chinese restrooms. So I never intended to temporarily burn those kids faces or whatever happened. No harm no foul, Pobody's Nerfect as fake Eleanor would say
######### the shit out of ####### in ##### in 1999. Intelligence reveals her father was a detective in an extremely corrupt zone where cops sold drugs for personal enrichment illegally at ####### after confiscating them
Shoplifting chocolate and soda with Danielle Wilson when we were like 11 years old various times. We did enjoy consuming that on our walk home
Encouraging Ethiopian Stackhat buddy to steal two tennis rackets for us to play tennis with when we were teenagers
DMX
https://youtu.be/U8U_gR58eJU?si=BxzmshJO8VwaDPLB
Is Chamillionaire riding dirty? Alan? Sally? Anyone?
https://youtu.be/CtwJvgPJ9xw?si=4Q3Rw3cFKVHyHrnf
Alan Jones loves Sally Dowling, says they're friends.... Hopefully no conflict of interest there ....
https://youtu.be/T45YRfA5gQg?si=PLQk_zK9j46X-VuS
Joanie loves Chachi....
https://youtu.be/pwxLzLBV2YQ?si=kMIXsfBW9vLUT56L
Wass Dowling case, as per 'Australian' newspaper....
https://youtu.be/Mi4QHPJzEe8?si=G5d98CrWOXzt4pIe
the 'Australian' Claire Harvey discusses Alan Jones case....
https://youtu.be/VfiPP9EAlvo?si=EVRWWHCUzdqBRvA5
Note: garage mentioned in previous post location of Benji talking to Rudy Giuliani, former mayor of NYC and lawyer for Trump on his radio show. Benji has never liked Jones* ever and wouldn't want to talk on his show ever. Benji has spoken on John Laws radio show broadcast here in Australia. Benji has worked as an intern at Fox for John Laws tv show back in 1998 and shared the photocopy machine one time with Nichole Kidman's sister which wasn't fun, neither Ms Kidman, neither any of the would be elitist redneck dolts at Fox studios. Laws was ok though, I think he's ok.
* Benji assumes the case against Jones would be meritorious
Big O music...
https://youtu.be/1o4s1KVJaVA?si=DnbvM3e7445WaAOk
Source: Wikipedia, Roy Orbison, the big O
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| Power saw I inherited from my brother upon his passing in 2017. Cannot cut wood much wieldier than 2 by 4 inches or so..... |
Belatedly memorializing unfortunate death of two guinea piggays, I didn't do it.
How about that Spain Belgium quarter final game in the angels (LA) today? The Spaniards absolutely dodged a bullet as a Spanish defender accidentally handballed in his penalty zone after another defender from Spain ricocheted the ball onto his hand. The umpire missed that and didn't want to go to video referee, VAR, but play on. Really should have been a Belgium penalty shot at that point. Anyway Spain dominated and proceed to the semi finals against a formidable France. Putain de Francais.
Well my garage is always really a Dionysian mess. Seems like sometimes you need some chaos in the order as a balance, speaking of chaos let's take another look at the Wass/Dowling debacle here in New South Wales....
‘Clear attack on my independence’: Judge at centre of DPP controversy speaks
Michaela Whitbourn and Clare Sibthorpe
Updated July 10, 2026 — 3:13pm,first published 8:53am
The judge at the centre of a NSW inquiry into the state’s top prosecutor has defended her decision to make an explosive submission to a parliamentary committee that ultimately made damning findings against the Director of Public Prosecutions.
District Court Judge Penelope Wass said in a decision on Friday that her submission to the upper house inquiry was made “in accordance with ordinary judicial practice”.
Wass said that “without the support of the chief judge or the attorney-general, I was obliged to take appropriate steps to resist a clear attack on my independence by a powerful stakeholder in the criminal justice system”.
In a controversial report, released on Tuesday, a 4-3 majority of NSW MPs made damaging findings that DPP Sally Dowling, SC, authorised her office to give a negative story about Wass to a media outlet in 2024 and falsely denied doing so in her evidence in parliament.
The majority recommended the state government consider establishing a new parliamentary oversight committee for the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP).
The inquiry was blasted by Attorney-General Michael Daley as a “stitch-up” and former DPP Nicholas Cowdery, KC, described the report as “outrageous”. Three MPs dissented in strong terms from the majority’s findings and recommendations.
But Sydney silk Arthur Moses, SC, a former NSW Bar Association president, said on Friday that the majority had made “a serious finding in relation to the evidence of the DPP”.
“The finding cannot be summarily ignored or derided by the use of intemperate language,” Moses said when approached for comment by this masthead.
Wass defended her submission on Friday when she delivered a judgment in response to an application by the ODPP last year for her to recuse herself from a number of criminal matters amid the ongoing dispute between the DPP and the judge.
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The application was made on the grounds of apprehended bias, namely whether an appearance of bias arose from the fact Wass made a submission to NSW parliament last year accusing the ODPP of giving Sydney radio station 2GB information to “embarrass and defame” her. There was no allegation of actual bias.
The judge decided that in three of the four cases she did not need to step aside.
“The statements made in the submission do not involve in any way anyone now involved in the proceedings, including the director,” Wass said.
“I am not satisfied that the observer might reasonably apprehend that I might not bring an impartial mind to the resolution of the questions I’m required to decide.”
However, Wass decided that in a fourth case, at the stage of sentencing, it was prudent to recuse herself even though she did not “affirmatively conclude” that she should do so. It meant that the offender would be sentenced by another judge.
In his comments on Friday, Moses said that “careful consideration will need to be given as to what if anything should happen with the finding” about the DPP’s evidence to the inquiry.
“Transparency and accountability demand that occur to prevent damage to public confidence in the administration of justice. The consideration of the finding should be done calmly and carefully out of respect for the people of NSW, Judge Wass, SC, and the DPP.”
The majority of the committee recommended the state government consider establishing a new parliamentary oversight committee for the ODPP, raising concerns about potential politicisation of the independent agency.
Moses supported the consideration of a parliamentary committee overseeing the ODPP with a limited role that did not extend to overseeing prosecutorial decisions.
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He said the government should give serious consideration to a specific standing parliamentary committee similar to the NSW committee “that has oversight of ICAC, or the UK House of Commons Justice Committee that oversights the administration, funding and efficiency of the DPP in the UK”.
“I am strongly opposed to any committee having any role in oversighting decisions to prosecute or not prosecute for the reasons advanced by Nicholas Cowdery, KC, and the NSW Bar Association, but there is no apparent reason why a standing committee should not be considered to oversight matters similar to the UK … committee,” Moses said.
During her evidence before the upper house justice and communities committee last year, Dowling admitted her office effectively gave a story about Wass to 2GB in October 2024.
Dowling vehemently denied she authorised the ODPP’s media manager providing the information to 2GB, and said she only became aware that her office was the source of the story more than a year later, in December 2025. The majority did not accept her denial.
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Moses said that it “can never be the role of the ODPP to background or leak stories concerning judges”. He said this conduct might have the tendency to undermine public confidence in the judiciary.
“That can never be acceptable,” he said. “Judges have to decide cases based on the evidence and the law.”
The 2GB story was aired amid an apparent rift between the ODPP and some District Court judges, including Wass, over sexual assault prosecutions.
“The committee is satisfied the story was pitched in retaliation for Judge Wass’ previous criticisms of the [ODPP],” the majority said.
But two of the three Labor MPs on the committee and one Greens MP issued stern dissenting statements.
Greens MP Sue Higginson said in her dissent that the majority’s “unfounded and biased findings … are both irresponsible and incredible”.
The upper house inquiry was ostensibly set up to examine statutory identity protections for children in criminal proceedings, but it focused almost exclusively in its hearings on Dowling and Wass.
There was no hint in its name or general terms of reference to suggest it had an unrelated purpose, leading some observers, including prominent Sydney silk Geoffrey Watson, SC, to label it a “hatchet job”.
Former senior Crown prosecutor Mark Tedeschi, KC, said on Tuesday that he had worked with Dowling for many years and she was “a person of the utmost integrity and ability”.
“The findings by majority of the committee fly in the face of the only evidence available to them,” Tedeschi said. “They would never stand up in a court of law.”
Daley said after the report was delivered that he had instructed the Crown Solicitor’s Office to brief senior counsel to undertake an independent review of the report in light of his “serious concerns about the findings and recommendations of the report”.
He said on Friday that “[the] Crown Solicitor has since engaged Noel Hutley, SC, to conduct that review”. Hutley, a top silk, is a former Bar Association president.
The NSW Court of Appeal said earlier this year it was unaware of any other case involving “a sitting judge making a submission to a parliamentary committee about the conduct of a litigant in pending proceedings before the judge”. The court said it was fair to describe this as extraordinary.
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Oliver Stone comes knocking, interested in doing a biopic or documentary on Andrew
Interests Shirley as Andrew's main legal advisor
Stone interested in dancing and sweat and if Andrew sweats when dancing. Wants to use C$C make you sweat song.
https://youtu.be/LaTGrV58wec?si=IF-LWUPJskCN_fWD
How can you call yourself a nigga and be proud of it?
What have you motherfuckers doing for the black community anyway?
I ain't no nigga.
https://youtu.be/Qvuomz5FQ6A?si=HB7bKOoJ1vkv94Us
