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Drake the Outlaw
I thought it was DB Cooper...Isn't the last guy on the pictured list really Lee Harvey Oswald,??
I thought it was DB Cooper...Isn't the last guy on the pictured list really Lee Harvey Oswald,??
Lol, that's where it's from. When Michael lost/forgot his wallet.Top left looks like Michael from The Office
Defamation is the act of communicating false statements about someone that harm their reputation. He was banned from the event. That isn’t false and no other statements were issued.Holy s****. Of course EAA has a right to admit or refuse individuals at will, but publically calling them out like that borders on defamation.
And this is why we have anti-SLAPP laws. Although they're not perfect.Doesn't have to actually win to cost EAA. Witness Campbell's two lawsuits against Sun-N-Fun, over his own banning. Lost them both, but S-N-F had to pay for years of lawyer time.
And admitting to felonies.How does a private entity publicly banning someone defame them in any way?
What I find interesting is Gryder publishing videos of himself trespassing.
Hmmm... I wonder if scavenging (recycling) through some bins you can find some junked Dynon/AFS/Garmin avionics. Good thing I did not go this year"Koepnick was asked to leave the EAA grounds July 28 when he was found scavenging through trash bins and residing at a campground after the event had ended, EAA Spokesman Dick Knapinski said." (2015)
"Koepnick was asked to leave the EAA grounds July 28 when he was found scavenging through trash bins and residing at a campground after the event had ended, EAA Spokesman Dick Knapinski said." (2015)Hmmm... I wonder if scavenging (recycling) through some bins you can find some junked Dynon/AFS/Garmin avionics. Good thing I did not go this year
Don't take my comment too seriously. I was daydreaming."Koepnick was asked to leave the EAA grounds July 28 when he was found scavenging through trash bins and residing at a campground after the event had ended, EAA Spokesman Dick Knapinski said." (2015)
I think the red was the issue, not the dumpster diving.
I know. I just thought it was odd the way they worded it, it definitely made it sound like dumpster diving was the issue.Don't take my comment too seriously. I was daydreaming.
Apparently around the same time he also tried to raise money for a fake nonprofit, stole a car, and forged a check.I know. I just thought it was odd the way they worded it, it definitely made it sound like dumpster diving was the issue.
It's going to cost Dan money and effort, too. By the time he files appeals to the judgments already against him I have to believe he will be short on cash, if he isn't already. How much was that recent judgment against him?Good intentions and all that, but the problem is, publishing the shot is probably gonna cost EAA money and efforts to deal with Dan... again.
He doesn’t have the money to pay for lawyers now and is defending himself in some of his cases.It's going to cost Dan money and effort, too. By the time he files appeals to the judgments already against him I have to believe he will be short on cash, if he isn't already. How much was that recent judgment against him?
He should just make himself a Sovereign Citizen. Problems solved.He doesn’t have the money to pay for lawyers now and is defending himself in some of his cases.
I think it's more about the beer selection in your frig.... he hasn't showed up once....
He's not going to do well with an idiot for a lawyer.He doesn’t have the money to pay for lawyers now and is defending himself in some of his cases.
Hell, that Cowboy State Daily article first linked above read like a transcript of DG's latest video, which I'm ashamed to admit I watched.Looks like he's now a favored expert commentator of the Cowboy State Daily as well. 19 DG name hits in the two latest articles last week.
It is not in the public domain because no judicial finding was made. The trespass warning is evidence and there will be a police report associated.If a person is officially trespassed and whatever required paperwork is issued and filed, is it not in the public domain?
Probably can't ban them from the airport, but they can ban him from the grounds EAA leases for the event. So, in theory, Dan could legally visit Basler, but would be persona non-grata on show grounds.Isn’t Oshkosh a public airport. How can the EAA bann anyone??
The airport authority and EAA basically have a lease agreement for AirVenture. This agreement allows EAA regulate the entry of spectators and vendors into the event.Isn’t Oshkosh a public airport. How can the EAA bann anyone??
Think about your local fairgrounds. The county (or city) owns the property, but the fair leases the grounds and charges admission. And presumably can prohibit certain individuals from entering. Same thing for your local Civic Center. Even your local High School football stadium is publicly owned, but someone controls access.The thing is that the airport is owned by the county and street are public streets, so if you are on the airport owned property or a public street that runs though the event does a ban apply?
Dan Grider in a recent video claims there are 500 letters to banned people sent already who else is on the list?
The thing is that the airport is owned by the county and street are public streets, so if you are on the airport owned property or a public street that runs though the event does a ban apply?
Dan Grider in a recent video claims there are 500 letters to banned people sent already who else is on the list?
LOL, you can be banned from public entities...my local library has a banned list posted on the door.Isn’t Oshkosh a public airport. How can the EAA bann anyone??
Lemme guess…reading the list is as far as you’re allowed to go?LOL, you can be banned from public entities...my local library has a banned list posted on the door.
There are YouTube videos of First Amendment "auditors" who try to make video recordings in publicly-owned buildings in violation of posted restrictions, or of court rules in some cases, and end up tangling with police.LOL, you can be banned from public entities...my local library has a banned list posted on the door.
The Campbell vs. Sun-n-Fun case went into this is pretty good detail. Campbell claimed a First Amendment violation; SnF couldn't ban him, since the function was on public property. The judge noted that "Putting on airshows is not a function of government" and upheld the ban.LOL, you can be banned from public entities...my local library has a banned list posted on the door.
I read the entire 99-page transcript of his filing for an "Emergency" injunction to attempt to get into the show one year. Fascinating. Now, who can I get to pay for my time?Doesn't have to actually win to cost EAA. Witness Campbell's two lawsuits against Sun-N-Fun, over his own banning. Lost them both, but S-N-F had to pay for years of lawyer time.
Yes. They are in cahoots with Winnebago County for the parts of the show that are on the airport. The EAA however owns over 1000 acres (about the size of the airport property itself) adjacent to the county land that is exclusively theirs as well. Captain Zoom went through this with SnF. The tenant operation and airport does have the authority to ban people.Isn’t Oshkosh a public airport. How can the EAA bann anyone??
Gryder says things that aren’t true every day. And you believe this statement?The thing is that the airport is owned by the county and street are public streets, so if you are on the airport owned property or a public street that runs though the event does a ban apply?
Dan Grider in a recent video claims there are 500 letters to banned people sent already who else is on the list?
And the names on that one page are in alphabetical order, and ends with someone named "Sullivan". Not likely there are more than a couple more names.Gryder says things that aren’t true every day. And you believe this statement?
He is trying to say, see, they banned hundreds. But he is on a list with one page full is all