CRAZY Sovereign Citizen is Suing Judge Middleton Part 2!

CRAZY Sovereign Citizen is Suing Judge Middleton Part 2!
Mr Jensen's Second Appearance.
This sovereign citizen is truly bonkers! He has filed a federal lawsuit and Judge Middleton is one of the defendants. This changes nothing and Judge Middleton doesnt even flinch.
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#sovcit

[@christaylor7672]

His wish is granted. The evidence that will convict him has been entered

[@steverushforth7009]

A prosecutor's dream, a defendant who wants his counterfeit documents entered, is as evidence.

[@r6u356une56ney]

Charged with felony production of fraudulent documents - and wants to make sure the fraudulent documents are entered as evidence. Slam dunk for the prosecutors.

[@tenorman]

Fighting a ticket to this extent tells me someone doesn’t have a job.

[@We_Dont_Miss]

Thats the thing. A temp service for a few days. Hell, tickets? One can go pick up cans on the side of the road. With these mental malfeasance individuals, it's about trying to get one over. They want all perks we have without being held accountable for anything.

[@niyablake]

I mean who would want to hire him

[@scottmichaels12]

@@marcp3791 No, a lot of SovCits are NOT fairly successful. Just because YOU know one person who may have been successful at some point doesn't prove that "a lot" of them are successful. They typically get in trouble with the law and think that they have found some magic loophole in the law that would keep them out of jail. And 99% of these SovCits on these bodycam videos and in these court hearing are jobless losers because a person with a job would not have the time or energy to deal with this nonsense.

[@7karlheinz]

…or a brain!

[@csjrogerson2377]

@@marcp3791 A lot of sovcits are successful at what? They are certainly unsuccessful at winning cases, making life choices, getting licences or insurance and official passports or making decisions or how they fit into a societal framework.

[@andrewvelonis5940]

I memorized that poem over 50 years ago. Calling him "Mr. Borogroves" was delightful.

[@GravesRWFiA]

I love the prosecutor at 2:22, she warns him that if it's not done today they will add felony charges and he keeps rolling unaware of the warning she gave him.

[@sliceserve234]

he was sitting there in court listening, what makes you think he didn't understand? It is beautiful that this idiot's idiot tactics have now elevated a traffic matter to a false identification felony. The defendant is going to meet the low standard for competency, and will have an absolute right to defend himself, and a right to a trial by jury. The guy is running the insidious playback perfectly, which is, remain polite, reject offers of state appointed attorneys, respond to all questions with questions shrouded in legal gibberish, make gibberish legal motions and demands, all in hopes that court realizes it has bigger fish to fry and dismisses the charges out of sheer frustration.

[@becka_thack]

​@@sliceserve234Yep! I'd say your concept is spot on!!😊❤🎉

[@benjaminhoover2903]

Prosecutor: “If this guy doesn’t take the plea deal, then we’re going to slap some felony charges on there.” Judge: “Alright, fair enough.”

[@cathiefieser7296]

I'm always amazed at how professional the judicial crew remains when dealing with these fruit loops. Well done!

[@becka_thack]

AMEN MY SISTER IN CHRIST! I cannot fathom anyone even a sovcit suing this sweet and compassionate Judge!😮

[@macmcgee1417]

They basically have to be. As insane as these people seem to be, they will latch on to any loophole or mistreatment they can find and use that as leverage. If the judge calls them "crazy" then they may be able to have the case thrown out because "the judge is obviously biased and giving out medical diagnoses that he has no authority to give." Etc... etc...

[@1-JBL]

I love that Judge Middleton suddenly, out of nowhere, goes off on this rambling discourse about, not only Lewis Carroll, but Lewis Padgett! One sure wonders what the Reign Citizen or whatever JABBERWOCKY he calls himself thought about that!

[@bwilliams463]

I'm pretty sure it's the first time he ever heard it. They don't listen, anyway.

[@NipItInTheBud100]

Man, I just love this judge. Tough but fair!

[@MajChronic]

I can't believe that Judge Middleton quoted Jaberwocky. AWESOME!

[@Curtis-d8j]

The judge asks his name, and he can't answer a simple yes or no. This guy is a mess.

[@Crazyjn]

I just read that in Judge Middletons voice, lol.

[@RoyandNinaWeaver]

Love this judge’s disdain for these idiots.

[@bf-696]

When he is found guilty, I hope he gets to spend quality time in prison.

[@bairdrew]

I love that he's citing Jabberwocky hahahah.

[@Mitsoxfan]

Im sure it's going way over the head of the defendant, who clearly only reads conspiracy theories and probably is a flat earther to boot.

[@becka_thack]

I'm an old lady at 66 years of age and have never heard of jabberwocky!!😅😊❤

[@cherryjuice9946]

@@becka_thack Don't call yourself old. You're younger than me.

[@andrewvelonis5940]

@@becka_thack Ever hear of "Through the Looking Glass"?

[@andrewvelonis5940]

"'The time has come' The walrus said 'to speak of many things. Of shoes and ships and sealing wax, of cabbages and kings. And why the sea is boiling hot and whether pigs have wings'"

[@jack_0U812]

Well, he's the beneficiary of the trust and has entered into no contract with the state. Judge: Seeing how you are a trust, to comply with Federal and State trust law, you must have filed income tax forms for every year that the trust has existed, paying taxes on any income. Have you done this? No? We'll notify the IRS and Michigan Secretary of State.

[@MADmosche]

“Mimsy are the borogoves, And the mome raths outgrabe. Beware the Jabberwock, my son!”

[@vics8873]

Excellent! Would love to see the trial.

[@mikecastanos592]

That was great

[@Red_Whitenblu]

Gonna sue him, huh? With what system?

[@Annie1962]

oh I love the fact that our beautiful lawyer is present. She's awesome

[@hmg789]

Supposedly this could have been resolved by amending to a "no-op" ticket and a fine, but rather he'll be taking on a felony charge.......

[@josesolismusic]

Called the accused both a fool and a hypocrite, and he didn't even noticed.

[@banksiasong]

Middleton’s remarks should be cited by other jurists who are dealing with this insidious, hypocritical, and dangerous “borrow grove”.

[@MADmosche]

It’s actually “borogoves” in the poem.

[@tovarisch2788]

It's actually "borogoves," in the poem, with only one R.

[@andrewvelonis5940]

@@tovarisch2788 By Jove, you're right! And all this time I thought it was "borogroves"

[@joostbrouwer472]

Anybody interested in this loony should look up his filings to the Supreme Court of the state and the smackdown he received there. They are literally out of this world It cost him $505

[@becka_thack]

More $ than brains 🧠 😊

[@sabrinaschell4938]

Do you have a citation number? I’d love to read his claims

[@geoffdrew5207]

The guy has a mental issue which will probably result in him going to jail because he thinks he is not required to abide byt he same laws as everyone else.

[@AhDeh]

Most of Sov Citizen doesn’t have mental issues per se. It’s more the dunning kruger effect, they know so little so they think they know everything. There might be some narcissism involved aswell or a main character personality disorder.

[@AlexanderSupertramp142]

We are all bound to the same laws.. which are don’t lie, cheat, steal and k i l l.. the laws of nature, which are true no matter where you go.. man made law is null and void

[@MADmosche]

In one of his dismissed filings, he claimed that he’s an alien not from earth so that’s why he doesn’t follow our laws 😂

[@boozypixels]

Main character syndrome

[@becka_thack]

Is ​@MADmosche IS that true? Or are you "yanking our chains!"😅😊❤

[@SallySallySallySally]

Isn't there some kind of sanction that can be imposed for frivolous filings? A real attorney wouldn't get away with this.

[@Hi.malone]

It's a start...🗽

[@cr5353]

PLEASE broadcast the hearing where his charges get elevated to “felony” document forging PLEASE!

[@Trialworldlive]

all 3 appearances are posted

[@karlshaner2453]

Crazy with a capitol C...

[@superleggenda]

You mean capital. Trump is the one who put the crazy in the Capitol…

[@DamonWakefield]

This isn't the judge's first sovereign citizen rodeo.

[@Max11B]

Judge is a legend 😂😂

[@micbroc6435]

A toddler in an adult body.

[@chrislbaird]

Now we will have to wait until August!

[@Trialworldlive]

all appearances are posted with the final case disposition in the description of the Finale..dont shoot the messenger..i am beyond shocked of the outcome and it explains why people do what they do!

[@samueldvorak1451]

those rule’s dont apply to the government unfortunately.

[@youtubesketches110]

Defendant should watch the Darrell Brooks trial.

[@Trialworldlive]

lol he was INSANE! Great trial and GREAT Judge..i would have lost it!

[@MarionBradford-o8e]

I watched that whole train wreck ! What a piece of work DB was 😝

[@danielnichols7994]

What happened to throwing frivolous court cases. There must be a way to expedite frivolous proceedings

[@davidfrederick9973]

It's a criminal proceeding, though. The civil one will get thrown out as soon as a presiding judge gets a look at it (Judge Middleton here can't, as he's a named party). Probably on the basis of judicial immunity.

[@neliz2k]

I like Deborah better in her zoom calls, I'm used to jduge Middleton like this, but I can't stand not looking at her smile during cases.

[@tims4502]

Good on the prosecutor for upping the charges! Even if it doesn’t add jail time, the downstream judge or whoever can add probation conditions that compel this person to not break the law. Well, in theory anyways

[@scottmichaels12]

Exactly. Dropping charges on SovCits is the worst idea ever. It emboldens them and makes them say "They dropped the charge, therefore that means I was 100% correct". Charge them, and hopefully convict them of everything you can, even if it doesn't add time to the sentence.

[@jeremypfrost]

Imagine having to memorize a poem like that?

[@richpeltier9519]

Trying to make a philosophical argument in a court of law, is almost as funny as trying to argue the semantics of legal jargon with a judge. The law offices of Dunning, Kruger and McGoo in action. Insisting on a jury trial then arguing with the judge that he will be the only one whose time is wasted, just goes to show how detached from reality this nut is. When we were kids in Jr High, me and some friends decided to secede from the rest of the country and form The Nation of Bizarrium. I mean, we knew it was funny BS then, but this guy actually thinks he found a loophole for the law. LOL

[@michaelmurphy2211]

Kooks and conmen come in all shapes and sizes.

[@CM-fw6hz]

The Judge looks like a founding father

[@mrgrumpy9077]

you can't fix stupid

[@danielcappell]

the term Judge Middleton might want at 3 minutes is OPCA (Organized Pseudolegal Commercial Arguments) but "borrogroves" is nice too.

[@laxlover1973]

Why are all these Sov Cits in Michigan?

[@free-tx8jg]

Unfortunately, they aren't, they are worldwide at this point. It has spread through the internet like a virus.

[@alfredhitchcockinafez687]

Because Michigan seems to have the majority of judge videos? Seen plenty of Sov Cits from elsewhere in police videos.

[@triplepalletjack]

Shame on his mother for not swallowing.

[@surfmanfish]

Is this an older video? I seem to remember Judge Middleton using Jabberwocky in a video a year or more ago.

[@kingsalmon5905]

Makes me happy to judge!... Lol

[@rah2209]

IF the same rules don’t apply to him and he feels he doesn’t have to follow the law that applies to everyone else, then he should not be allowed to use the same rules to help him.

[@trekgirl65]

Wrong, for he has a right as a US Citizen to have representation. Has nothing to do with the US Constitution on local laws.

[@ericsneary5430]

@@trekgirl65 LOL

[@rah2209]

@@trekgirl65 I understand that. I’m just saying if he believes the same laws that apply to the rest of the country don’t apply to him then he shouldn’t benefit from them either.

[@sliceserve234]

@@trekgirl65 all local laws must be constitutional.

[@surpriseandterror9698]

JD Rooke, an Associate Chief Justice in Alberta Canada called them Organized Pseudolegal Commercial Argument [OPCA] Litigants. Vaguely formalizing, and not something they've created a thought-terminating cliche (I am not a sovereign citizen. In fact, that's an oxymoron! Black's Law dictionary defines etc etc) to refute yet.

[@goldiegolden2254]

The borogrove trial. Love Judge Middleton

[@MADmosche]

*Borogove

[@goldiegolden2254]

@@MADmosche oh, sorry. Thank you

[@jeremypfrost]

I have to say this judge is pretty poor at reasoning.

[@michaelglouberman5531]

This video is actually years old. Does anyone know what happened at the trial?

[@Trialworldlive]

read the description of the third video labeled finale

[@boozypixels]

What kind of dressing do you use on a word salad like that?

[@richland99354]

A dressing down? 😉

[@Buchyvon1]

😂

[@craftyguyinthewoods]

Cultured ignorance

[@nucflashevent]

2:38 -- Of course you "completely rebut that" because you've learned that's code for "horseshit imaginary thinking", however rather than simply try to understand how the REAL WORLD WORKS, you instead simply dive down some other delusion and pretend that because you aren't important enough for most people to even know you exist most of the time (aside from when you actually get caught like this guy I mean), somehow that means "you're winning" :/

[@Foxhound3857]

Borogrove.

[@andrewvelonis5940]

@davidmackenzie9701 What edition do you have? Mine has the John Tenniel illustrations, and it's not there.

[@greenman6141]

Judge Middleton made ONE mistake. And it's very common. There's no "r". It's just "Borogove" not "Borogrove". It often happens that people insert an "r" into the word. I'd speculate that this is due to "grove" having a more normal feel to English speakers, as it is a real word. But "gove" sounds quite wrong. As was the intention.

[@andrewvelonis5940]

Yup. Reading some of the comments here, I went and got my copy of Through the Looking Glass (Random House special edition 1946) and indeed it is "borogoves" Although I memorized the poem over 50 years ago, I mistakenly pronounced it with an "r" after the "g".

[@valvodka]

Nerd

[@JackRR15]

I know this guy is crazy but it is pretty wild how a judge is protected and can't ever be sued or challenged

[@mikefromwa]

Far be it for me to correct Judge Middleton, but a "borrogrove" is a "shabby looking bird", and "mimsy" means to be "feeble and or prim."

[@vexer2942]

The judge misquotes "Jabberwocky." It's "borogoves," not "borogroves," and "brillig," not "brilling."

[@tovarisch2788]

Unfortunately, the word that the judge seems to be so proud of is, correctly, "borogoves," without the extra R. He's mispronouncing it.

[@valvodka]

What is the intent? Shut up

[@chrisprysok7634]

The principle that the defendant is simple. The execution is poor. If the people gave the rules and limits of power to the government they created, how can the ppl who created it be subordinate to it? Saying the 14th Amendment would be incorrect, its a product of the government the ppl created. There technically is no way for the object created by the ppl gains jurisdiction over them. All the reasons you would use are subordinate to the initial bestower of the rules.

[@sliceserve234]

a sov cit comment! and it hurts the brain!

[@andrewvelonis5940]

And you think that makes sense.

[@raymondweiss7393]

Easy, because that’s how it was made. In your drugged out delusional mind no one anywhere could ever set any rules for anything ever. But that’s not how society works.

[@sharonamara9718]

PLEASE--Could we see the trial? We were able to watch the Eric Martin trial and I hope for the same privilege for Mr. xkjo389lijd ';

[@Trialworldlive]

there is no trial..thats why the third video says FINALE..read the description