Greer v. Moon, No. 20-cv-00647 (D. Utah Sep. 16, 2020)

[RodgerDodger]

A motion to intervene in any way by Hardin would be hilarious, given Russ's previous aborted attempts of that kind.

It would not be taken well by the Nevada District Court or Judge, Note how bitchy the Acerthorne v Null Judge got when Hardin filed a notice about the IFP application in a case Null is actually a party too. (and then the case went radio silent when the Judge realized Hardin was right.)

My bet is.... nothing. Russell filed nothing, so nothing will happen today.

If Greeee filed anything after Hardin's last killshot it won't show up until Monday. Anything Hardin files will show up as soon as he files it.

 

[The Dude]

My bet is.... nothing. Russell filed nothing, so nothing will happen today.

The court is still out on their winter break for Christmas and New Year's. They won't be back until Monday, which is the earliest we will see if anything has been posted.

 

[DragoonSierra]

I thought we weren't supposed to give him any ideas? Your bit at the end there is actually something he might try if he thought of it since he's stupid enough to do so. I wouldn't want him to get any ideas from here and make all involved parties life more difficult than it is.

He's screwed either way so it's not really helping him.

 

[obsdj]

He's screwed either way so it's not really helping him.

As mentioned above though, whatever idiotic bullshit he files in this case has to be responded to, which costs Null money. We certainly all hope at least some of those fees will be collected eventually, but that's an increasingly-rainbowed hope the longer this goes on.

 

[Sneed Force One]

I can envision another Melinda Scott ending where the court decides "be real my nigga, this slobbering slackjaw is a broke bitch you ain't getting costs, here's a "he can't sue you again" card take it or leave it."

 

[Sexy Senior Citizen]

here's a "he can't sue you again" card take it or leave it."

Would that still work if he decided to sue in Nevada instead of Utah?

 

[Sneed Force One]

Would that still work if he decided to sue in Nevada instead of Utah?

I believe technically no, but it would be hugely influential towards a dismissal and would give judges easy ammo.

 

[AnOminous]

In short, even absolutely retarded advice for Russhole to do something should be avoided. Even shit he actually would do should not be suggested because him getting a wild hair up his ass from even malicious "advice" here saves him time from coming up with insanely stupid shit on his own.

 

[The Dude]

I believe technically no, but it would be hugely influential towards a dismissal and would give judges easy ammo.

Yeah, it would go a long way towards getting it shit-canned PDQ. All Null and Hardin would have to do is file with "Your Honor, we have already been through this with the plaintiff before. Here is the case number in the Utah court. As you can see, the plaintiff wasted years of the court's time, tons of taxpayer dollars, disregarded court orders on multiple occasions, attempted witness tampering, tried to obstruct defendant's counsel from their duty of vigorously defending their client, lied to the court on multiple occasions, wracked up hundreds of frivolous and unnecessary filings on the docket, and likely committed fraud on the court by filing for IFP status when he had the money to pay the filing fees. Now the plaintiff is looking to venue shop to have another bite at the apple and waste this court's time. We request this court follows the example of the Utah court and dismiss this case with prejudice."

 

[Useful_Mistake]

 

[Pee Cola]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=f4-66jEqCxU

Local archive (trimmed off-topic stuff from beginning and end of stream)

 

[Debbie Macomber]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=f4-66jEqCxU

Though I tend to find these streams superfluous after reading the docs and thread myself, I do appreciate that he doesn't have to adhere to the paranoid "Don't help Russell!" rule.

So he can just say what he means instead of vague posting "Russell made a BIG MISTAKE but I won't say what" "I can think of three ways Russ could do this but won't say!" "I just had the funniest idea ever! (but won't tell you what it is)"

 

[Irene and 22 others]

The funniest idea ever is for the judge to rule that Greer must include the remainder of his book and order Russel to produce it, only for Greer to claim that he no longer has all of the files and repeat another year of insanity with Greer ignoring court orders and the court doing nothing about it. Admittedly this is is less ha ha funny and more dark and twisted humorous.

However, it does require the judge(s) to do something so the chances of it happening are approaching nothing.

 

[HackerX]

The funniest idea ever is for the judge to rule that Greer must include the remainder of his book and order Russel to produce it, only for Greer to claim that he no longer has all of the files and repeat another year of insanity with Greer ignoring court orders and the court doing nothing about it. Admittedly this is is less ha ha funny and more dark and twisted humorous.

However, it does require the judge(s) to do something so the chances of it happening are approaching nothing.

Nah. The funniest would be if the recalcitrant retard attempts to to argue it's not his book, he doesn't own the copyright to it, or something along those lines. It's definitely plausible.

For one, he's an obstreperous moron, so absolutely everything must be a fucking battle. For another, ChatGPT could start acting bizarrely. Oddly even. It may not interpret the prompt correctly and comprehend it needs to refer to itself as the author/copyright holder. What's great is that's something Russ could easily miss. Do you really expect him to read through the nonsense motion it spits out and think "oh, It doesn't read like I'm the author of the book".

 

[RodgerDodger]

The funniest idea ever is for the judge to rule that Greer must include the remainder of his book and order Russel to produce it, only for Greer to claim that he no longer has all of the files and repeat another year of insanity with Greer ignoring court orders and the court doing nothing about it. Admittedly this is is less ha ha funny and more dark and twisted humorous.

However, it does require the judge(s) to do something so the chances of it happening are approaching nothing.

Honestly the funniest outcome will be forcing the Judges to actually READ the copyrighted work in contention.

 

[Sexy Senior Citizen]

What's great is that's something Russ could easily miss.

I don't know. Maybe I'm ascribing too much intelligence to Russ, but he's definitely reading it enough to bold words and phrases (but not enough to properly format his documents.)

 

[HTTP Error 404]

I don't know. Maybe I'm ascribing too much intelligence to Russ, but he's definitely reading it enough to bold words and phrases (but not enough to properly format his documents.)

The AI will randomly bold things. At least Gemini loves to do that shit. Think ChatGPT does too.

 

[HackerX]

I don't know. Maybe I'm ascribing too much intelligence to Russ, but he's definitely reading it enough to bold words and phrases (but not enough to properly format his documents.)

Oh I have no doubt about that, but there's no way he'd catch a misaligned narrative. When he's reviewing whatever ChatGPT shits out, he's looking at each part in a vacuum, and not the entire thing as a whole. We're already seeing indications of that in how inconsistent he/AI's been within individual fillings. IMO, if/when the AI filings eventually bite Russ in the ass, that's how it'll happen. Not some random nonsensical claim or citation hallucination, but one where his entire filing is arguing over something he didn't intend.

 

[Windex]

Though I tend to find these streams superfluous after reading the docs and thread myself, I do appreciate that he doesn't have to adhere to the paranoid "Don't help Russell!" rule.

So he can just say what he means instead of vague posting "Russell made a BIG MISTAKE but I won't say what" "I can think of three ways Russ could do this but won't say!" "I just had the funniest idea ever! (but won't tell you what it)"

The rule isn’t honored out of paranoia; most opt to do so because they’re respectful of the one thing Null specifically asked us not to do:

I remind everyone that unless you are being paid money by Russell Greer to act in his defense you should shut the fuck up and not post things which may help him.

The Teflon tard has been afforded every advantage - or should I say, accommodation - possible from the Court throughout this case, so parsing our words carefully to make sure we don't inadvertently assist with his Al slop output is for the best.

 

[Jotch]

The full book being actually entered into evidence is so funny that it might make this 6 year nightmare process worth it.