1) I've never heard of the Tennessee Tribune, and there's no byline on the story for me to contact the reporter.
I've spoken at a few federal judicial conferences. None were open to the public.
His federal lawsuit is more sovereign-lite than hardcore sovereign https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.tnmd.92467/gov.uscourts.tnmd.92467.1.0.pdf
The radio show's most recent video upload is from 5 years ago:
"Copy of Grand juror cites power of 1 man demanding his rights"
I only listened for a minute or so but it's about fluoride in the water.
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NoogaRadio? What the hell is that? Is it one if those low power radio stations?
@jjmacnab at least he admits being a resident of a state. ;) I suppose he has to for standing but ...
@jjmacnab Soddy-Daisy is a parallel universe of oddballs. Since the seventies, everyone I've met or worked with from there has been a small-time criminal, delinquent, or of marginal intellectual capacity.
@jjmacnab Arguing with these people is… interesting. The whole “sovereign citizen” thing is bizarre and many of these people hold wildly contradictory positions.
The story is about a reporter who was kicked out of private judicial conference on the subject of sovereign citizens.
The reporter has 22 followers on Twitter and is a sovereign citizen.