Judgment Day: You Owe Me a Drink

OK. A RYDER TRUCK.

In 1995, when a Ryder truck was used in a domestic terror incident in Oklahoma City, when I stood up the 24-hour counterintelligence operations center for the entire U.S. Army, I did not have long-lasting trauma and associations with Ryder rental trucks, even as allegedly, a "fake CI Ranger", according to VA8GOP, but, in 1998, when Ryder rental trucks were parked in front of two abortion clinics in Little Rock, the abortion facility managers claimed that they were immediately placed in fear that they were reminded of the bombing in Oklahoma City, placed in reasonable apprehension of grave bodily harm or death, and were so convinced that the bomb squad was called, which found no bombs or explosives, but the person who parked the trucks, an attorney and pro-life activist, was charged under the FACE Act.

The FACE Act has a provision, never, of record, used, that protects the entrance to a place of worship, except during the pandemic, after Facebook decided to block access to a fringe independent candidate's social media account, the "safe place" for worship for those who remained unvaccinated, according to official government guidelines. That matter has gone all the way to the Supreme Court, on the shadow docket, for prejudgment decision, and kicked back to the Fourth Circuit, where it has been stymied, with not even a reply from Facebook, since December

So, on Maudy Thursday, the holiday commemorating the celebration of the Last Supper, in the second FACE Act civil suit involving the blocking of access to a place of worship, a motion for summary judgment was filed, and against the nation's only physician serving as a state governor during a once in a lifetime pandemic.

Under Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 6(a), when a matter of public interest is brought to the attention of a federal court, a grand jury, or grand juries, if necessary, must be convened, a ministerial act that is mandatory, piercing the veil of judicial immunity, and proper for an application for writ of mandamus to compel the same, and who thinks an adrenaline junky who tried to catch a novel coronavirus in court during a once in a lifetime pandemic is not going to file that matter in court?