Friday. on bus to irish fest.
5 letters to write today:
1. re 5th 3rd.
2. LIL BIT letter
3. cop re dusty
4. re duryea dem complaint
5. gupta conflict
did: $20 furniture polish etc family dollar. $1 save a lot snack. walked dog x3. $20 met w sam discussed the other michelle problem./jojo. made a video. audio didnt work. got offered a free pit bull, passed.
picked up trash, harvested a tomato.
6. update ballots w photo chico
1. re 5th 3rd.
thanks you for your recent 34 letters, however, it does not appear that you have ever bothered to ask what this situateion is about. did you ask jason or ronnie or the woman who works with them at the 201 n illinois branch? But I have had very little cooperation ...
on januaryt 9th 2025 i was assaulted and robbed by Dennis D. Washington Jr. He is now in prison. I was happy that he was dumb enough to use my 5th 3rd card to run up about $1000 in charges, because that left a paper trail, so it could have been easy to convict him of these thefts. But I have had very little cooperation, either from you or the bank or the police or the prosecutor. One of the bankers I spoke to at another branch suggested getting you folks involved, so I havc, but so far all you've done is hassled me and never asked the right questions. Do better please.
2. Lil Bit Schmidt letter
To probation officer:
Thank you for your letter. Ms. Schmidt had not honored the no contact order which I did not even know about. She has been here 6 or 7 times. Let me remind you that she stole my phone, so I'm not able to call you about this. Like many american males, I am functionally illiterate so it has taken me some time to get back to you. I can best be reached at gtbear@gmail.com.
3. cop re dusty
Hi. I saw you monday at the neighborhood association meeting. I wrote to you about a month ago asking for your help.
pointed gun.
4. re duryea dem complaint
DATE: September 17, 2026
SUBJECT: Formal Report of Alleged Criminal Conspiracy by Jay Jacobs, the New York State Democratic Committee, and the Nassau County Democratic Committee to Engage in Discriminatory Censorship and Subversion of Constitutional Rights
Dear District Attorney Donnelly,
I am writing to formally report what I believe to be a coordinated attempt and criminal conspiracy by Jay Jacobs, acting both individually and through clear doctrine of agency on behalf of his principals, the New York State Democratic Committee and the Nassau County Democratic Committee. This coordinated effort, executed in concert with elements of the New York State Board of Elections (BOE), seeks to weaponize state administrative mechanisms to censor and suppress protected political speech and violate fundamental rights of political association. Because Mr. Jacobs acts with apparent and actual authority as Chairman, both committee organizations are directly implicated in these violations.
As the plaintiff in Stewart v. Taylor, I am deeply familiar with the constitutional boundaries governing elections. This coordinated effort constitutes selective censorship designed to infringe upon clearly established protections under both the federal and state constitutions, subverting the following landmark jurisprudence:
The New York Protection of Anonymous Speech (People v. Duryea): Under the New York State Constitution, People v. Duryea explicitly struck down state campaign disclaimer requirements, ruling that the state cannot criminalize or restrict political literature simply because it lacks an official disclosure label, confirming such mandates violate free speech.
Freedom of Association: The targeting of specific political messages violates the core tenets established in NAACP v. Alabama and Bates v. Little Rock, which protect individuals and organizations from state-sponsored harassment and selective enforcement designed to chill association.
In NAACP, Bates, and Talley, the Supreme Court found First Amendment violations when censorship targeted unpopular minorities. While the state no longer targets Negroes, today's disfavored speakers are AI users, gun owners, Republicans, and satirists. Furthermore, political satire is explicitly protected speech under Campbell v. Acuff-Rose Music, Inc.
Protection of Dissenting Speech: This effort violates Talley v. California, which safeguards political literature from overreaching state demands meant to suppress a speaker's message, as well as the prohibitions against compelled or restricted speech outlined in NIFLA v. Becerra, Janus v. AFSCME, and 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis.
When political actors and their organizational committees conspire with administrative state bodies to bypass these constitutional boundaries to handicap opponents, it enters the realm of an unlawful conspiracy to abuse public systems and violate civil liberties. Given your jurisdiction over Mr. Jacobs and his committees' operations in Nassau County, I urge your office to review these actions for potential violations of state law regarding official misconduct and conspiracy.
Thank you for your dedication to the rule of law and your attention to this matter.
Sincerely,
Robbin Stewart
CC:
citydesk@buffnews.com
gov.press@exec.ny.gov
info@nydems.org
benjamin.oreskes@nytimes.com
jack.arpey@charter.com
bcruz@gannett.com
Should we now draft the exact subject line to use when emailing this completed text to the CC list?
TO:
Office
of the District Attorney, Nassau County
Attn: District Attorney
Anne T. Donnelly
262 Old Country Road, Mineola, NY 11501
Emails:
Anne.donnelly@nassauda.org, info@nassauda.org
Subject: Formal Complaint: Criminal Conspiracy to Engage in Discriminatory Campaign Censorship
Are you ready to send this transmission, or should we review the final email
5. gupta conflict letter to john boss
6, hava complaint form