10-07-2016, 11:28 AM
Even that's too smart a strategy for your idols, Maggot.
Plus, Jesus and Joseph Smith didn't mention a high traffic bridge when telling welfare ranchers and government loan recipients Cliven and Ammon Bundy that they had the God-given right to steal from taxpayers and the government, destroy other people's property, point guns at LE while making demands of them and intentionally disobeying PO commands, and obstruct the lives of law-abiding citizens for weeks on end.
Currently on trial
![[Image: ABcIcyLl.jpg]](http://i.imgur.com/ABcIcyLl.jpg)
Top row: Ammon Bundy, David Lee Fry, Neil Wampler (convicted murderer), Ryan Bundy.
Bottom row: Kenneth Medenbach, Jeff Wayne Banta, Peter Santilli, and Shawna Cox.
Anyway.........I was mistaken about Ammon Bundy representing himself. It's his brother Ryan Bundy who is one of the three genius defendants currently doing so.
The other two serving as their own attorneys are Kenneth Medenbach (he represented himself in the past and lost) and Shawna Cox (the anti-government conspiracy theorist who unsuccessfully tried to sue the federal government for suffering damages resulting from "works of the devil").
Plus, Jesus and Joseph Smith didn't mention a high traffic bridge when telling welfare ranchers and government loan recipients Cliven and Ammon Bundy that they had the God-given right to steal from taxpayers and the government, destroy other people's property, point guns at LE while making demands of them and intentionally disobeying PO commands, and obstruct the lives of law-abiding citizens for weeks on end.
Currently on trial
Top row: Ammon Bundy, David Lee Fry, Neil Wampler (convicted murderer), Ryan Bundy.
Bottom row: Kenneth Medenbach, Jeff Wayne Banta, Peter Santilli, and Shawna Cox.
Anyway.........I was mistaken about Ammon Bundy representing himself. It's his brother Ryan Bundy who is one of the three genius defendants currently doing so.
The other two serving as their own attorneys are Kenneth Medenbach (he represented himself in the past and lost) and Shawna Cox (the anti-government conspiracy theorist who unsuccessfully tried to sue the federal government for suffering damages resulting from "works of the devil").