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The next chapter in the Merkey sagaThe next chapter in the Merkey sagaPosted Jun 22, 2005 10:26 UTC (Wed) by vorlon42 (subscriber, #28435)In reply to: The next chapter in the Merkey saga by jhardin Parent article: The next chapter in the Merkey saga Ah, but of course he's making intentional misrepresentations in a court filing. Lots of them. Why? Because he's representing himself, so he has no attorney fees for this nonsense, just court costs — which means there is a very substantial inequality indeed when it comes to challenging this bullshit in Mr. Merkey's home court. When you have no ethics, no attorney's fees, and very little risk of a finding against you, it's amazing what kind of crap you'll sign your name to in official court documents.
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The next chapter in the Merkey saga Posted Jun 22, 2005 17:19 UTC (Wed) by iabervon (subscriber, #722) [Link] There is still the issue of a five year prison sentence for perjury. If he actually filed this and can be demonstrated to understand the term "email kill file", he could easily get in serious legal trouble.
another day, another killfile Posted Jun 22, 2005 21:50 UTC (Wed) by qu1j0t3 (guest, #25786) [Link] Kurt Wall added Merkey to his killfile, and informed him about it, back on 19 Oct last year.
another day, another killfile Posted Jun 22, 2005 22:19 UTC (Wed) by qu1j0t3 (guest, #25786) [Link] Ditto by Lee Revell. You think Jeff would be familiar with this killfile business by now, wouldn't you, since he clearly combed every post in that thread.
another day, another killfile Posted Jun 23, 2005 15:18 UTC (Thu) by tjw.org (guest, #20716) [Link] > Anyway, thanks for your posts - now I know how to use the kill file in Evolution 2.0.
You must consider the fact that Mr. Merky could believe that "Evolution 2.0" is an application designed for maintaining one's list of people to assassinate.
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