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| [[psu|Open Letter to PSU and all American Universities]] and [[Open Letter to UO]] regarding Palestinian campus occupations. Invitation to an [[Israel Palestine debate]]. | [[psu|Open Letter to PSU and all American Universities]] and [[Open Letter to UO]] regarding Palestinian campus occupations. Invitation to an [[Israel Palestine debate]]. |
| [[https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/71481149/124/state-of-oregon-v-trump/|Motion for Leave to File Amicus Curiae Brief]] Provides a distinct analysis that complements and challenges both the parties' arguments: offers legal precedents and factual predicates not yet considered, and a detailed appendix with historical contexts and ideological subtexts and policy recommendations, which will assist both jurists and policymakers in addressing questions of Comparative revolution and just war theory. Most critically, the brief proposes a practical, constitutionally sound remedy-a narrowly tailored time, place, and manner restriction (curfew) implemented either locally or, contingently, under federal authority (40 U.S.C. § 1315) as the least restrictive alternative-which the Court may consider or authorize via declaratory judgment. This analysis directly informs the Court's | [[https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/71481149/124/state-of-oregon-v-trump/|Motion for Leave to File Amicus Curiae Brief]] Provides a distinct analysis that complements and challenges both the parties' arguments: offers legal precedents and factual predicates not yet considered, and a detailed appendix with historical contexts and ideological subtexts and policy recommendations, which will assist both jurists and policymakers in addressing questions of Comparative revolution and just war theory. Most critically, the brief proposes a practical, constitutionally sound remedy-a narrowly tailored time, place, and manner restriction (curfew) implemented either locally or, contingently, under federal authority (40 U.S.C. § 1315) as the least restrictive alternative-which the Court may consider or authorize via declaratory judgment. This analysis directly informs the Court's |
| consideration of the First Amendment, federalism issues, necessity, proportionality, and | consideration of the First Amendment, federalism issues, necessity, proportionality, and |
| available equitable relief in advance of the merits trial. Offers a Distinct Rationale for Maintaining the TRO: While supporting the maintenance of the Temporary Restraining Order preventing National Guard | available equitable relief in advance of the merits trial. Offers a Distinct Rationale for Maintaining the TRO preventing National Guard |
| deployment, the brief argues not necessarily from a lack of "colorable assessment'' by | deployment: argues not necessarily from a lack of "colorable assessment'' by |
| the Executive, but from the failure to exhaust less restrictive, non-military | the Executive, but from the failure to exhaust less restrictive, non-military |
| alternatives - the 40 U.S.C. § 1315 curfew, consistent with Ward v. Rock Against Racism. | | alternatives - the 40 U.S.C. § 1315 curfew, consistent with Ward v. Rock Against Racism. Analyzes City and State Governmental Failure and Raises Standing Concerns. Also questions the recent Executive Order declaring "Antifa" a terrorist organization, and invites the Supremes to overturn the mistaken precedent in //Nazis vs. Skokie// | |
| | | [[https://www.portland.gov/council/documents/ordinance/protecting-public-buildings|Portland City Council 28 October 2026, written testimony on Ordinance 2026-123]] ||| Written testimony on the ordinance banning firearms in City buildings (disallowing the concealed-handgun-license affirmative defense). If you care about reducing intimidation and want to stop valorizing gun violence, take down the brandished rifle from the Spanish-American War soldiers monument in the north square of the Portland plaza. Redesign and refurbish the monument, or better, remove it entirely and replace it with a MEMORIAL INSCRIPTION recounting a complete and unbiased history of the Spanish-American War, and the role of Oregon soldiers in "liberating" the Philippines from the Spanish empire. Petition: [[https://www.change.org/p/stop-promoting-gun-violence-topple-portland-s-soldier-statue|Stop promoting gun violence - topple Portland's soldier statue]]. See [[Portland Monuments]]. | Ordinance passed to second reading as amended 21 October 2026; second reading 28 October 2026. | |
| | Portland City Council 22 October 2025 ||| | | | Portland City Council 22 October 2025 ||| | |
| | [[https://youtu.be/xorQixRC5ic?t=828|MultCo Board of Commissioners 16 October 2025 13:48]] ||| The RCIF is "Antifascist", like many other Republican and Democratic groups, including the U.S. Army. "AntifascistAktion" was a front of the KPD, the German communist party. It was a terrorist organization that tried to overthrow the Weimar republic. Mainstream media have failed to do the analysis. So have the DOJ, FBI, The Education department, and the MAGA influencers invited to president Trump's "roundtable on Antifa". | | | [[https://youtu.be/xorQixRC5ic?t=828|MultCo Board of Commissioners 16 October 2025 13:48]] ||| The RCIF is "Antifascist", like many other Republican and Democratic groups, including the U.S. Army. "AntifascistAktion" was a front of the KPD, the German communist party. It was a terrorist organization that tried to overthrow the Weimar republic. Mainstream media have failed to do the analysis. So have the DOJ, FBI, The Education department, and the MAGA influencers invited to president Trump's "roundtable on Antifa". | |