Yet another federal judge declines to free Moorish militia members involved in that armed standoff on Rte. 128
For the third time in a month, a federal judge has declined to stop state criminal charges against several Moorish sovereign citizens who remain behind bars in an Essex County jail for their role in an armed standoff with state and local police along Rte. 128 last July.
Following their arrests and detention, the Moorish militia members filed several separate cases in US District Court in Boston, arguing essentially, that state law is not the boss of them - specifically the gun felonies they are charged with - because they are aboriginal, free and the true owners of most of America, so they cannot be charged for anything under state law. Also, state troopers, prosecutors and judges are violating a panoply of their Constitutional rights and committing genocide and treason to boot - despite the fact that nobody died in the incident and that no court has yet to recognize their status as citizens of a supposed Moorish state.
As two other federal judges have decided, US District Court Judge Indira Talwani ruled today that the Supreme Court's decision in a 1971 case, Younger v. Harris, means that she should not interfere with the state prosecutions because the Moors can make their cases that they are innocent just as well in state court.
Here, the court would “needlessly inject” itself in pending state proceedings if it were to consider Plaintiffs’ objections to the legality of their detention and criminal prosecutions against them. The court has no reason to believe that Plaintiffs will not have an opportunity to raise all pertinent issues within the state court system, whether in front of the trial court or on appeal.
Unlike the judges in earlier cases, Talwani did not devote any of her ruling to discuss the Moors' claims that they are not subject to state law because of their alleged status as "foreign nationals" and why that is, as one of those judges wrote, "frivolous."
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Are we still getting
moor of this?
I bet it was....
the same Mooronic judge that granted bail to that "Happy Boston" Nazi when it got arrested for Jan 6. Seriously, they should be held WITHOUT bail. There is no way that scumbag will show up for the trial.
Same thing for this Mooron, too.