Well well… it looks like the frivolous Antifa troll lawsuit against our @Liberty_Ctr client @MrAndyNgo was quietly dismissed after an honest discussion amongst counsel. A meet and confer that yielded an efficient result! A Christmas miracle! 🎄🎅🏽 Ho Ho Ho!
Kudos to my partner @RonColeman, whose superior intellect, winning knowledge of IP law, and calm, problem-solving manner, capably put the kibosh on this nonsensical lawsuit alleging that two Antifans could make a federal case over a journalists’a proper use of Twitter. 😎🥳
Antifa PR squad masquerading as journalists at these outlets all, in a crudely choreographed fashion, ran hit pieces promoting this grossly defective lawsuit: @thedailybeast, @theintercept, @dailydot, @Oregonian. Some argued with me about copyright law. Others just propagandized.
Hey, @thedailybeast — what happened to that lawsuit dismissed three days ago? Why did the plaintiffs dismiss it? Want to inform your readers?
Yo @Oregonian, @oregonlive — did I miss the follow-up piece about the lawsuit dismissed three days ago? Don’t your reporters want the public to know what happened to the “copyright lawsuit”? oregonlive.com/portland/2021/…
And yes there is the lawyer for the Antifa wallahs— one Alan Kessler— who preemptively blocked me on Twitter and who called @MrAndyNgo a “parasite” — well done sir, no doubt getting paid and avoiding sanctions even though you filed a patently frivolous lawsuit and got PR for it.
My only regret — I didn’t find out about this Monday when it was dismissed, thereby missing a full three days of commentary. A short victory lap, but @MrAndyNgo, @RonColeman, @Liberty_Ctr and I will take it!
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Christmas came early for our @dhillonlaw clients #projectveritas#jamesokeefe today! NY Trial court issued devastating opinion ruling that the @nytimes improperly obtained and published its litigation adversary’s non-waived privileged communications:
More excerpts from the opinion:
3/ I’m working to get full opinion up will link it, but bottom line is the @nytimes’ discovery and litigation misconduct was repeatedly called out by Justice Wood, and he threatens prompt sanctions if the paper doesn’t comply!! Kudos to @libbylocke who won this! @ClareLockeLLP
BOOM!!! Federal court orders the appointment of a special master to review materials seized from Project Veritas in the DOJ’s Ashley Biden Diary case… despite DOJ objections, court rules First Amendment protections support our client’s request. Great work by Paul Calli and team!
2/ Why is the DOJ using battering rams and grand juries and secret warrant applications and a ton of federal LEO resources on a diary some other outfit published a year ago? Is the president abusing his power by using the DOJ to do his private bidding to harass journalists?
3/ Project Veritas is gratified that multiple media outlets and journalist organizations have recognized the seminal importance of this case. DOJ has even tried to argue that PV are not journalists so those pesky constitutional, statutory, and regulatory constraints don’t apply.
If you think politics is brutal, you definitely don’t have the stomach for the vicious back and front-stabbing and gender/race/weight/sexual preference rules of the knitting world… 🥺
One prominent knitting YouTuber questioned why Michelle Obama was photographed on the cover of Vogue Knitting while not wearing a hand knit, and the crowd went wild. The knit-vlogger profusely apologized which was chum in the water.
Sometimes people ask me if I would write up and sell my patterns. But you can’t do this successfully unless you design for and use morbidly obese models, multiracial models, androgynous models. Anything less than this makes you a hate criminal. Catering to a mob is exhausting.
Latest in the OSHA mandate sweepstakes! OSHA filed an overlong, merits brief without meeting and conferring w/rest of the parties, seeking to dissolve injunction; our client @realDailyWire (Bentkey) filed motion to let the court issue briefing schedule next week, go from there.
Little known fact that many of the later filers in litigation are unions seemingly allied with the government’s goals. They mainly opposed our motion, want the court to hurry up. Most private parties supported our motion. Other parties opposed OSHA motion to dissolve stay.
3/ And @AmerMedicalAssn just filed amicus brief supporting the government’s hurry-up, dissolve the injunction & cut to the merits decision even before the court has set a briefing schedule or decided the request of multiple parties including @realDailyWire, to hear case en banc.
BREAKING! The federal court has just ordered the DOJ to STOP extracting data from our client, journalist James O’Keefe’s phone, and ordered a hearing. Counsel for Project Veritas asked the court to do this yesterday!
* Strictly speaking the court ordered BRIEFING; there may or may not be a hearing. Court may decide it on the papers.
The lawyers responsible for obtaining this court victory for Project Veritas are my colleagues Paul Calli, Ben Barr and Stephen Klein. Stay tuned for more to come in court.