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Originally posted by ZSMICHAEL:
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Dude. That kid is a WHOLE different story. Nobody is out to ice him.

How do you know this? You don’t think radical natives can’t be upset?

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He probably could afford one with $100 million in the bank from all the alphabet channels.

Perhaps one provision of the MSNBC settlement when it comes around is to have Joy Reid scrub the toilets in the kid's house for a month.

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Originally posted by parabellum:

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Originally posted by SIGnified:
He probably could afford one with $100 million in the bank from all the alphabet channels.

Perhaps one provision of the MSNBC settlement when it comes around is to have Joy Reid scrub the toilets in the kid's house for a month.

He did say that he had great attorneys working on it… would be interesting to see some creativity. We can only hope!

How about all the toilets in all the gas stations in Kenosha?

"Now, Miss Joy, here's a new scrub brush and a bottle of toilet bowl cleaner. Dad has had the explosive shits for a couple of days, so you've got your work cut out for you..."

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And, FYI I have sued and successfully collected. Went to the sheriff found the bank accounts whole 9 yards.

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Maybe you should represent the kid with all your legal acumen. He does need immediate help getting some of his bail money from Lin Wood. Good luck on that one.

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Originally posted by ZSMICHAEL:

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And, FYI I have sued and successfully collected. Went to the sheriff found the bank accounts whole 9 yards.

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Maybe you should represent the kid with all your legal acumen. He does need immediate help getting some of his bail money from Lin Wood. Good luck on that one.

Decaf brew …

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I don't drink coffee. I think you need to come down to reality. Of course the networks have money, but you will need a top flight legal team to see even a penny. Get back with me when he collects some money from the networks.

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Originally posted by ZSMICHAEL:
Of course the networks have money, but you will need a top flight legal team to see even a penny. Get back with me when he collects some money from the networks.

How would we know? How could you know? Almost always, the details of such settlements are kept secret.

When Nick Sandman settled with NBC, what do you think he got? A toaster? That kid probably has millions by now.

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Originally posted by ZSMICHAEL:
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I don't drink coffee. I think you need to come down to reality. Of course the networks have money, but you will need a top flight legal team to see even a penny. Get back with me when he collects some money from the networks.

Don’t treat me like your bitch ZSMichael. I am not here to notify you of anything; ever.

BTW FYI There are lots of things that have caffeine in it besides coffee fwiw.

How about we place some wager for say, erm … $3000 on the outcome? I bet he takes home tens of millions of dollars within 24-36 months. What say you?


Hmmm?

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Thanks I got a good chuckle.

Everyone is built and programmed different. Kyle does not seem like the kind to back down.

If he was, I'm not sure he would be here today.

He has been through the ringer, and now he is pissed........and he has pissed off people on his side.

Whatever comes I wish him the best. He has more sand in him than I ever did.

Yep.

Serious question here. Do any of the lawyer types here know if there's a formula for what percentage of a lawsuit amount eventually becomes the settlement amount? Is it a function of legal costs plus bad PR or exactly how does it work? If KR sues CNN for $100 million, obviously, they're never going to pay that. What percentage would he likely get as part of a settlement?

Lawyers always low ball.

Point of fact, if someone sued the city-the city offered $10k out the gate….so some bum who fell thru a broken sewer grate and broke his leg jumps at that number and settles….

It’s all in proportion to what the lawyers think the plaintiff will settle for…

Never take the first offer.

https://nationalfile.com/buste...illed-two-black-men/

National Geographic published a book about ancient Egypt that mentioned Kyle Rittenhouse, and wildly mischaracterized the self defense shooting he was involved in nearly two years ago.

In the book “The Good Kings: Absolute Power in Ancient Egypt and the Modern World” by Kara Cooney, published by National Geographic, the author falsely claims that Rittenhouse killed “two Black men” in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

Rittenhouse never stood accused of murdering two black men, or one black man.

All of the men he shot in self defense had white skin.

Regardless, Cooney wrote:

“Or consider 17-year-old Kyle Rittenhouse, who used his semiautomatic weapon to kill two Black men in Kenosha, Wisconsin, while waging a glorious race war on behalf of his inherited White power.”

“That’s not to mention the White people who rallied behind him to post his bail. Fear has gripped the patriarchy, and the threat of righteous violence—or the lethal use of it—is the patriarchy’s response.”

National File obtained a digital copy of the book and verified the claim exists in the text.

The claim is in the last chapter of the book, which is titled “Smashing The Patriarchy.”

This remark was written in the context of how ancient Egyptian authoritarian power structures are still seen in the 21st century.

It seems likely that National Geographic published Cooney because of her status as an academic. She is an Egyptology Professor at UCLA.

According to the book’s Amazon description, “Her academic work focuses on death preparations, social competition, and gender studies. She appeared as a lead expert in the popular Discovery Channel special ‘The Secrets of Egypt’s Lost Queen’ and produced and wrote Discovery’s Out of Egypt.”

The book was published on November 2, 2021, when the facts of the Rittenhouse case – namely, that the men he shot in self defense were not black – were long established, but weeks before the teen was acquitted.

In reality, Rittenhouse shot three men, fatally injuring two.

Joseph Rosenbaum, who died, was a convicted pedophile who raped boys between the ages 9 and 11. Court documents reveal he was charged with 11 counts of sex crimes against young boys.

He had been released from a mental institution and turned away by his family earlier that day.

Anthony Huber, who died, was shot by Rittenhouse after he struck the teen in the head with a skateboard. Huber had previously been arrested for “battery, drugs, and other charges” and had a disorderly conduct conviction from 2018 as a domestic abuse repeater, which is a misdemeanor.

He once allegedly held a 6-inch-long butcher knife to his brother’s neck and threatened to “gut him like a pig,” according to the criminal complaint.

Gaige Grosskreuts, who survived, was shot in the bicep by Rittenhouse after raising a gun toward the teen. He admitted to this in court, devastating the prosecution’s narrative.

He was accused of drunk driving in 2021, but the charges were dismissed.

National File has contacted National Geographic and alerted the publication of the demonstrably false claim. National File asked if National Geographic had plans to rectify the false statement.

National Geographic did not immediately reply when asked if it stands behind its author, or if its author has released a statement regarding the false claim.

Time to sue National Geographic for slander and defamation of character. No delay, no holds barred, no allowed retraction of the story to avoid the suit. Sue them for millions. No more games with the leftist trash.

That makes me want to throw away the hundreds of National Geographic magazines I've saved since the 80s.

The Left is trying to control the future by corrupting history. Only ignorance allows them to do it.