Ann's Mega Dub: 2/23/25

Monday, February 24, 2025

She's just sad, very sad

BULLY BOY PRESS & CEDRIC'S BIG MIX & THOMAS FRIEDMAN IS A GREAT MAN & ANN'S MEGA DUB & THE WORLD TODAY JUST NUTS & THE COMMON ILLS -- THE KOOL AID TABLE

WHITE GIRL DANIELLE MOODIE WENT OFF ON A TANGENT AGAINST DEMOCRATS IN CONGRESS AS SHE TRIED TO YET AGAIN PRETEND SHE WASN'T A DEMOCRATIC SOCIALIST (DSA IS A SOCIALIST PARTY). MOODIE BUILT HER NAME AND FAME AFTER THE 2024 ELECTION BY CALLING OUT THOSE WHO WOULDN'T VOTE FOR A BLACK CANDIDATE (KAMALA HARRIS) BUT IT WAS ALL SUBTERFUGE SINCE SHE WAS PART OF DSA -- THE GROUP BEHIND "UNCOMMITTED."

WE CAUGHT UP WITH MOODIE TO ASK HER WHO SHE THOUGHT SHE WAS FOOLING?

"WHOM I FOOLING, BLACK FOLK, I'M FOOLING YOU AND YOU AND YOU TOO! THAT'S 2 PLUS 40 AND COMES TO NINETY AND THE ALGEBRA AIN'T TRAPAZOIDING!"

HUH?

"IT'S STREET LINGO YOU CAR ALARMS!"

ARE YOU TRYING TO CALL THE ONE WHITE PERSON IN OUR GROUP A "HONKEY"?

"WHAT'S A HONKEY. I'M BLACKER THAN BLACK, SEE HOW I WORK MY NECK AND TOSS AROUND MY WAVE!"

YOU MEAN WEAVE?

"HEY, VANILLA ICE WASN'T JUST A PROPHET, HE WAS A BALLER!"

OH, YOU POOR PATHETIC, CHILD. MIXED AND MIXED UP.

KEEP POSING AS BLACK. YOU'RE SORT OF LIKE THE INVERSE OF THE MOVIE WHITE GIRLS. HERE A WHITE GIRL TRIES TO PRETEND SHE'S BLACK. KEEP FAKING AND SHAKING DANNIE.

FROM THE TCI WIRE:

Bob Norris was a wee man

And a wee little man was he

He blustered and threatened

As long as the target was a she

Sheriff Bob Norris.

Look at the fat goober. Bob Norris. Of Idaho. Although he seems to believe he lives in Nazi Germany. He's a sheriff who needs to be removed from office immediately. He's a smug looking piece of crap because he's never been held accountable before.

Not for threatening, on duty, to pepper spray a citizen he was disgracing with. Not for anything. From WIKIPEDIA:

In 2023, Norris claimed that books with explicit sexual content were available to teenagers in local libraries, specifically citing the books Deal With It! A Whole New Approach to Your Body, Brain, and Life as a Gurl and Identical.^[15] Norris argued that these books generally violated Idaho state law and should be placed in an area for adult library patrons only.^[16]

Norris's unauthorized removal of two books and his refusal to return them drew public attention to the county.^[17]^[18] The Community Library Network (CLN), which operates the Post Falls library, defended the books following Norris's actions, noting that they are classified as young adult non-fiction. CLN also clarified that minors require parental or legal guardian permission to sign up for a library card.^[19]

The CLN had and continues to have a process in place for people to request that the library reconsider the materials it makes available to youth.^[20]

And:

In July 2024, Pennie Collinson, a photographer who had worked for Norris's opponent from the 2020 election during his 2022 primary campaign for county clerk, filed a notice of tort claim against Norris personally, seeking over $500,000 in damages for defamation.^[21] She alleged that during an April 2024 campaign event, Norris made derogatory remarks about Collinson and her photography business.^[21]^[22]

After the defendants, Norris and Kootenai County, failed to respond to the initial tort claim, Collinson was able to file a lawsuit in October 2024.^[23] The lawsuit accuses Norris of slander, defamation, placing her in a false light, and causing emotional distress.^[24] Addressing the lawsuit once more in a sheriff's office news release, Norris reaffirmed his stance, describing the claim as politically motivated and promising to contest what he termed "a hoax".^[23]^[24] He offered a $10,000 reward to members of the public who could assist with defending himself from the personal lawsuit, issuing his statement on the official sheriff's office letterhead and posting it on the office's Facebook page.^[21]

The Spokane Spokesman-Review reported the response of Fred Scheffelmaier, owner of the Country Barn Bed and Breakfast in Cataldo, who hosted the forum where Norris allegedly made his statements. Scheffelmaier expressed shock at what Norris said, saying, "Why would you call someone something like that in a public meeting?"^[24]

His use of official sheriff's office resources to address personal allegations raised concerns regarding the legality of his actions, prompting inquiries to state agencies for clarification on potential campaign finance violations.^[25]

Let's stay on the last one for a minute. In real time, Alexandra Duggan (THE SPOKESMAN REVIEW) reported on the penis challenged Bob:

Local Coeur d’Alene photographer Pennie Collinson filed the lawsuit Monday against Norris and the county over comments she said he made to her in July. Collinson attended the Kootenai County Republican Party Primary Election Forum in Cataldo at the time, where she was working as a photographer for Mike Bauer, a candidate for sheriff. During the candidate questioning portion of the forum, the lawsuit says, Norris pointed out Collinson and accused her of performing sex acts and photographing child pornography at a local library. More than 50 people attended the event.

The lawsuit, filed in Kootenai County, accuses Norris of slander, defamation, publication in a false light and inflicting emotional distress. Collinson originally filed an intent to sue Norris over the alleged incident in August, but because there was no reply to the claim, Collinson was able to sue.

Since the lawsuit was filed, Norris wrote in a news release on a sheriff’s office official letterhead he will be fighting the accusations and will “expose the extent of this hoax.”

Bob called it fake news -- apparently like the rumors that all his female partners have had to ask repeatedly over the years, "It it in yet?"

While Norris says it didn’t happen, four witnesses provided written statements in which they corroborated Collinson’s accusations against Norris. Norris said “she likes taking pictures” of pornography and accused her of molesting children, a witness wrote in a statement. Another said he acknowledged Collinson and told the crowd she “likes” performing certain sex acts.

All witnesses in the lawsuit stated the crowd gasped and the room went silent.

Fred Scheffelmaier, the owner of the Country Barn Bed and Breakfast in Cataldo, hosted and emceed the forum. Scheffelmaier opened the meeting with a prayer, he told The Spokesman-Review in August.

“I was dumbfounded,” he said. “Why would you call someone something like that in a public meeting? … It wasn’t right. I just got through stating we were there to promote yourselves, no negative conduct.”

He's an idiot. The big surprise was when he went after books because, frankly, many did not believe he knew how to read. But he's not just any idiot, he went to a certificate training -- "LASO’s prestigious Leadership Certification" -- guess that's supposed to make up for any formal education.

He's in the news due to the video below.

Those are not deputies.

The men attacking Teresa Borrenphohl in the video above are not deputies. They are security guards with LEAR Asset Management. The sheriff, when Tereasa refuses to surrender her Constitutional rights, calls to them. Why? Because he's off duty and he has no power there. (He was there, he insists now, to deliver a prayer. To Satan?)

A reality that the city's Police Chief Lee White has made clear to the media.

No, Boss Hogg Faty Bob actually broke the law and a lawsuit needs to be filed immediately. In addition, he needs to be removed from his post. He has disgraced law enforcement.

Want to send him some love?

Email the Sheriff's Office

Remember, no threats of violence. Just congratulate him for things like not committing suicide despite obviously never have been able to satisfy a woman. Congratulate him on his carny background and how well he performed as Ned Beatty's stunt double in DELIVERANCE. Or maybe just e-mail him a copy and paste of the First Amendment to the US Constitution.

If you don't know, he's a self-described "American Warrior" -- one of those nut jobs in Idaho who didn't believe COVID was a real threat.

You know what's a real threat? A bully with a badge who thinks he can override the First Amendment. He and his uneducated ass need to be thrown out of office.

He and two men attacking a woman in public.

Thinking he had gotten away with it, he was strutting and preening until early Sunday. Then he was informed of the videos, of the First Amendment and that he had acted inappropriately. He needs to be removed from office.

Kaye Thornbrugh (COEUR D'ALENE PRESS via IDAHO STATESMAN) reports:

Borrenpohl said she didn’t recognize Kootenai County Sheriff Bob Norris at first when he approached her in the semidarkness of the auditorium because he was dressed in jeans and a baseball cap. “I was really dumbfounded because he said, ‘Do you want me to pepper spray you?’” she recalled. “That was the first thing he said to me that I remember.” Footage from the event showed Norris take Borrenpohl’s arm with both hands and make multiple attempts to pull her from her seat. Borrenpohl said that after she declined to leave, Norris turned to the unidentified men and said, “Guys, get her.”

[. . .]

[Police Chief Lee] White said it’s not appropriate for law enforcement to forcefully remove a person from a town hall for speaking out of turn or shouting. “I don’t care what your message is, especially in an open town hall like this,” White said. “We have to respect everybody’s First Amendment rights, regardless of what side of the aisle you happen to sit on. I know there’s some people up here who probably disagree with me and would like us to take action and maybe try to silence a voice that’s in opposition to theirs at a town hall, but there’s very little we can do with regard to First Amendment protections. We have to make sure people have the protections afforded them under the Constitution.”

KTVB adds:

Idaho Democratic Party Chair Lauren Necochea released the following statement regarding the incident:

“Our democracy rests on our First Amendment rights. If we can’t question leaders elected to represent us without fear of reprisal, we are not free. The town hall is a valued American tradition that embodies these principles, providing a place for constituents to ask questions and share their opinions on the issues of the day. At the recent Kootenai County Republicans’ town hall, it was clear organizers did not intend to allow dialogue between legislators and the constituents they serve. It is a very sad day when a woman who voices dissent is physically dragged out of a public venue by unidentified men while the event moderator belittles and taunts her. Idaho deserves better.”

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