Over at the Artisan Craft Blog, Dave Alexander reports about the road ahead for Team Kimbergarden and shares an email comment from Bill Schmalfeldt after Sarah Palmer was granted a No Contact Order in North Carolina.
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Private Thoughts from Schmalfeldt
Billy Goes to Greensboro, NC!
Limber up, folks! Schmalfeldt is about to embark on Stalker’s Quest to defend himself against the No Contact Order for Stalking petition filed by Sarah Palmer.
In today’s episode, Billy discovers the petition on Hogewash! and is so excited, he’s made travel plans before actually making the.. travel plans.
“.. we pledge our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor.”
A reminder of the sacrifices made by men who knew the risks and still walked the path for all of us.
Wishing you all a very safe and wonderful Independence Day Celebration.
Inclinations
On last Wednesday’s show cause hearing where Bill Schmalfeldt was to answer for breaking the court rules in recording testimony while on Skype, the Judge commented about his inclination to actually have the Show Cause hearing at the beginning of the Hoge v. Kimberlin, et al, trial.
Jealousy is so unbecoming. (updated)
Schmalfeldt is on the Twitterz again running off about the gathering that took place after the Show Cause hearing that he willfully chose not to attend.
In order to bring himself some small pleasure, unrelated to his never used penis, he is now trying to push the narrative that the gathering was all for naught because he believes the intended outcome was for the visitors to see him locked up in irons and carted off to jail.
Talking to one’s self with Parkinson’s
Bill is running off at the Twitterz again, talking about things he’s made up in his head. And now he’s talking to himself using the Billy Boy Unread account.
We came all that way for much more than you could possibly imagine.
BREAKING NEWS: Judge responds to Disabled Man – “Oh yeah? See you in court, buddy.”
Westminster, MD (SCN) – Today, at a show cause hearing, Judge Hecker expressed frustration from the bench with the actions of Bill Schmalfeldt, a defiant disabled man, and his failure to appear saying, “.. it raises concerns that directly impact the integrity and dignity of the Court.” Continue reading
