Stillwater vs. USA: I just took America to court. Yikes!

      Back in 2024, the U.S. Postal Service refused to deliver my mail for 155 days.  Why?  Because someone (not me!) broke the lock on my mailbox -- and the post office refused to replace it.  Humph!

 

     "Can I replace it myself?" I asked naively.  USPS then told me on no uncertain terms that replacing it was their job.  No one else was allowed to replace my mailbox lock.  Not my landlord.  Definitely not me.  Only their own locksmith could do it.  But here's the big catch.  The USPS didn't have the money to fix it.  Say what!

      So I took the post office to court -- sued them in the Alameda County Superior Court.  "You can't do that!" I was told.  "You gotta sue the federal government in federal court."  So I did.  And what was my argument?

     "America can spend a hundred billion dollars on losing some bloody proxy war in Ukra$ne and another twenty billion dollars on committing genocide in Gaza -- and yet somehow it can't cough up approximately $25 to fix my freaking mailbox lock?  That's just lame."

     So.  After I filed my lawsuit in federal court, Defendant United States of America responded by filing a Motion to Dismiss my suit on the grounds that it violated our government's sovereign immunity.  

     Sovereign immunity?  What the freak is that?  I looked it up.

      Basically, sovereign immunity is some weird judicial concept left over from the days of King George III.  Sovereign immunity was the major casus belli for America's Revolutionary War back in 1776.  Our Declaration of Independence and all that.  The stuff we studied in middle school.  Basically, this phrase means "The king can do no wrong".  That's definitely revolting.  For sure.

     Let's pause for a second here and collect our thoughts.  What does all this even mean?

     Basically, it means that Defendant United States of America is telling me that it is far more important to squander our money on murdering babies in Gaza and decimating the male population of Ukraine for fun and profit than it is to do what our government is actually supposed to do -- help you and me.

     Yeah, I'll probably lose this case.  The deck has been stacked against me -- plus there's probably a couple of aces tucked up the defendant's sleeve.  The reason that I won't lose this case, however, is not because I don't have a really good argument that is legal, just and even Constitutional.  No, I will lose this case solely because "The king can do no wrong."

PS:  My court hearing date is February 12.  My case number is 25-cv-1995, Northern District, Federal Court.  Wish me luck.  I will need it.

PPS:  The Constitution specifically charges our federal government with the task of delivering our mail.  It charges our government to do this, not some private corporation.  And the Constitution also says that our government is not allowed to do anything except for the stuff that the Constitution specifically says it can do.  All else is prohibited.  Ergo, selling the United States Post Office for one (1) dollar to a private corporation was against Constitutional law. 

     In addition, the Constitution doesn't say anything at all about executive orders being allowed -- except perhaps for office memos from the White House to the prez's housekeeper and cook.  So all those other executive orders, undeclared wars, etc. are illegal.  

     Furthermore, government employees are required to take an oath to support said American Constitution, even judges and officers of the DOJ -- plus every single attorney in America is also required to take this oath.  So anyone who argues Sovereign Immunity in this case will clearly be breaking the law.

 

      Plus the First Amendment guarantees my right to petition the government for a redress of grievances.  And boy do I have a grievance!  The USPS had forced me to stand out in the freaking rain, heat and gloom of night for 155 days in order hijack my mailman and try to persuade him to give me my freaking mail.

     I rest my case.

PPPS:  I live in an area called Silicon Valley North.  People here spend a million-five bucks to buy even a shabby two-bedroom house or else pay $5,000 a month for a tiny two-bedroom apartment.  How the freak do they manage to pay for all that?  They cut corners elsewhere.  They go deeply into debt.  They go to food banks.

       The other day I walked past my local food bank.  There were at least 200 people standing in line.  Okay.  Understandable.  These are hard times.  But double-parked all along the street next to the food bank were all kinds of late-model cars -- even high-end cars like Tesla, Audi and Lexus.  Cutting corners.  Even techies are cutting corners these days -- while most of America's money flies out the window to pay for genocides in Ukra$ne and Gaza.

       And of course hardly any money goes to help keep the U.S. Post Office running either.  I myself am witness to that fact.

Resources:

Apparently, approximately 40 billion US dollars have disappeared into the corrupt pockets of Voldemort Zelinsky and his cronies:  INTEL Roundtable w/ Johnson & McGovern - Weekly Wrap 21-NOV

Tired of Epstein news yet?  Not quite. He wasn't about sex trafficking.  That was a hobby.  He was about banking and cyber-spying:  Epstein's Rothchild Bombshell Just Hit Israel Hard!

Once again Greg Mannarino reminds us just how fragile our economy is:  MARKETS A LOOK AHEAD: Fed/Treasury Merger. (The Final Chapter). Mannarino

 

Holy cow!  Is Musk experimenting on ICE prisoners?  Dr, Mengele, you've been cloned!  https://thedreydossier.substack.com/p/who-tf-is-in-my-head-part-1-the-neural

 

*********************

Stop Wall Street, War Street, Big Pharma and Big Tech from destroying our world.  And while you're at it, please buy my books:  https://www.amazon.com/stores/Jane-Stillwater/author/B00IW6O1RM?ref=ap_rdr&store_ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true

Please support my channel through "Buy Me a Coffee".  I'm currently saving up to go off to some unmentionable country in West Asia or Latin America or Africa or....  https://www.buymeacoffee.com/janestillwater