8chan/8kun QResearch Posts (4)
#20668375 at 2024-04-02 22:04:15 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #25349: Ain't Nuttin' Gonna Get In Our Way - POTUS T RALLY Edition
https://calgaryherald.com/news/local-news/father-appeals-ruling-that-allows-woman-with-autism-to-seek-medical-assistance-in-dying
Exterior of the Calgary Courts Centre in downtown Calgary, as seen on Monday, March 11, 2024. Jim Wells/Postmedia
Father appeals ruling that allows woman with autism to seek Medical Assistance in Dying
calgaryherald.com/news/local-news/father-appeals-ruling-that-allows-woman-with-autism-to-seek-medical-assistance-in-dying
Kevin Martin
Published Apr 02, 2024 - Last updated 2 hours ago - 2 minute read
The judicial ruling that lifted an injunction blocking the assisted suicide of a Calgary woman has been appealed by her father.
Lawyers Sarah Miller and Emily Amirkhari filed two separate notices in the Alberta Court of Appeal on Tuesday appealing rulings by Justice Colin Feasby of applications made by their client, who can only be identified by the initials W.V.
On March 25, Feasby ruled a temporary injunction blocking W.V.'s daughter's access to Medical Assistance In Dying (MAID) had to be lifted, paving the way for the woman, M.V., to seek the life-ending medical procedure.
Feasby stayed his ruling for 30 days to allow the father an opportunity to appeal it.
The Court of King's Bench also denied an application on March 1 to compel the daughter to answer certain questions about an affidavit she had filed in support of her application to have the injunction lifted.
"W.V. filed an application to compel further questioning and answers," their appeal notice says.
"The decision to dismiss the application to compel was based on an error of law as to the legal test for directing answers to questions posed during examination," the appeal states.
The lawyers are asking the appeal court to overturn the ruling and permit them to question their client's 27-year-old daughter on her MAID application.
In their second notice, they also ask the province's top court to overturn Feasby's decision to lift the temporary injunction pending an application for a judicial review of the decision to grant M.V. access to MAID.
The father wants to know how his daughter, who has autism and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), qualifies for the life-ending procedure, which has been approved by two doctors.
Among the errors the lawyers say Feasby made in his ruling was finding the father does not have a private interest to seek a judicial review.
"The pain of losing a child, even an adult child, is not something that any parent should experience," Feasby said in his written decision.
"(The parents) have devoted their lives to raising M.V. from birth and have continued to support her since she has come of age.
"They will understandably be devastated by her death," he said.
But the judge said the injunction was preventing what amounted to a medical decision between the daughter and her doctors, and "the right to choose between living or dying with dignity."
"An injunction would put M.V. in a position where she would be forced to choose between living a life she has decided is intolerable and ending life without medical assistance.
"This is a terrible choice that should not be forced on M.V., as attempting to end her life without medical assistance would put her at increased risk of pain, suffering and lasting injury."
No date has been set for an appeal hearing, but Miller and Amirkhari have indicated the case should be dealt with as a fast-track appeal.
KMartin@postmedia.com
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#19801265 at 2023-10-25 21:02:24 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #24313: Congratulations, Speaker Mike Johnson - Outta the Frying Pan.... Edition
(PB) >>19801076
>I think it's easier to rig a presidential election than a boxing match tbh. At least I can watch the boxing match. Presidential elections are done through machines / hardware components that are Made in China, absolute joke
It's been going on for a long time. Imagine if Lyndon Johnson never got to the Senate.
Mysteriously, a box of uncounted ballots was "discovered" in the south Texas town of Alice in Jim Wells County, Precinct 13.
Confusion reigned in Texas and by the end of the week, LBJ won by 87 votes. Both sides accused the other of voter fraud.
The FBI, Postal Department and other agencies investigated.
Piecing together the details, the story emerged that during the tabulation period, LBJ's campaign manager, John B. Connally, traveled to Alice, Texas, in Jim Wells County.
George Parr - The Duke of Duval, the wealthy "political boss" of Jim Wells County and neighboring Duval County, gave John Connally access to be present when the ballots were "counted" and the returns amended. George Parr later committed suicide.
https://americanminute.com/blogs/todays-american-minute/landslide-lyndon-democrat-voter-fraud-in-a-1948-senate-race-how-u-s-entered-vietnam-war
BTW - He defeated GOV. Coke Stevenson aka Mr. Texas.
#14555856 at 2021-09-11 00:51:26 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #18412: EBake in the air tonight...
>>14555744
>https://spartacus-educational.com/NDcharles_marsh.htm
I'll give you this.
LBJ stole the election against Coke Stevenson (Mr. Texas) to become the Senator. The rest is history. Robert Caro does a better job on him than me. I concentrate on the crimes.
In 1948, Stevenson was a candidate the U.S. Senate in the regular election. He led the Democratic primary with 39.7% to 33.7% against Congressman Lyndon B. Johnson of Austin. A third candidate was George Peddy of Houston, originally from Shelby County in East Texas, who had been a write-in candidate for the Senate in 1922 but was defeated by Democratic nominee Earle Bradford Mayfield.[6] With the top two finishers advancing to a runoff election, Peddy and several minor candidates were eliminated from contention.
In the hotly contested runoff between Stevenson and Johnson, Johnson won by only 87 votes out of 988,295 cast - one of the closest results in a senatorial election in U.S. history.[7] (As there was only a weak Republican Party in Texas at the time, winning the Democratic primary was tantamount to election.)
Stevenson challenged the result on the grounds of ballot stuffing alleged to have occurred in a single precinct, which involved 203 disputed votes from Jim Wells County.[2] The Democratic State Central Committee sustained Johnson's apparent victory by a 29-28 vote. Stevenson was granted an injunction by the federal district court, which barred Johnson from the general election ballot. However, Supreme Court Associate Justice Hugo Black, sitting as a circuit justice, ruled that the federal district court lacked jurisdiction, and that the question was for the Central Committee to decide.[8] He ordered the injunction stayed, and his ruling was upheld by the Supreme Court.[9]
#3907905 at 2018-11-15 02:50:50 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #4970: Damn The Torpedos Edition
How 'Landslide Lyndon' stole the Senate race in 1948
In 1941, Lyndon Baines Johnson ran for U.S. Senate. Franklin D. Roosevelt made a speech on the eve of the election criticizing LBJ's opponent, Wilbert Lee O'Daniel, nevertheless, LBJ lost by 1,311 votes. LBJ alleged voter fraud. In 1948, LBJ ran for Senate again. On election night, Sept. 2, 1948, in the Democrat Primary runoff against former Texas Governor Coke Stevenson, it appeared LBJ lost. Then, mysteriously, a box of uncounted ballots was "discovered" in the south Texas town of Alice in Jim Wells County, Precinct 13. Confusion reigned in Texas and by the end of the week, LBJ won by 87 votes. Both sides accused the other of voter fraud.
The FBI, Postal Department and other agencies investigated. Piecing together the details, the story emerged alleging that during the tabulation period, LBJ's campaign manager, John B. Connally, traveled to Alice, Texas. With access granted by wealthy "political boss" of Duval County, George Parr, who later committed suicide, John Connally was present when the ballots were recounted and the returns amended. When the dust settled, the new totals showed 202 additional voters, some of whom were deceased and buried in the local cemetery or were absent from the county on election day. These voters "lined up" in alphabetical order at the last minute, signed in the same blue ink in the same handwriting and all cast their ballots for LBJ.
The New York Times published an article July 30, 1977, titled "Ex-Official Says He Stole 1948 Election for Johnson": "The disclosure was made by Luis Salas, who was the election judge for Jim Well's County's Box 13, which produced just enough votes in the 1948 Texas Democratic primary runoff to give Mr. Johnson the party's nomination for the United States Senate ... 'Johnson did not win that election - it was stolen for him and I know exactly how it was done,' said Mr. Salas, now a lean, white-haired 76 year old ... George B. Parr, the South Texas political leader whom Mr. Salas served for a decade, shot and killed himself in April of 1975. Mr. Johnson is dead and so is his opponent ... Mr. Salas said he decided to break his silence in quest for 'peace of mind' ... 'I was just going along with my party' ... He said Mr. Parr ordered that 200-odd votes be added to Mr. Johnson's total from Box 13. "Mr. Salas said he had seen the fraudulent votes added in alphabetical order and had them certified then as authentic on order from Mr. Parr ... Parr was the Godfather ... He ... could tell any election judge: 'give us 80 percent of the vote, and the other guy 20 percent.' We had it made in every election ..."
https://www.worldtribune.com/how-landslide-lyndon-stole-the-senate-race-in-1948/