Post 140: Follow-up to Aug. 3, 2023 follow-up to July 31, 2023 Outline for Appeal 8.4.2023 - 8.3.2025

Follow-up to Aug. 3, 2023 follow-up to July 31, 2023 Outline for Appeal

1. Water Policy and Natural Resources Policy evident in Texas Bar Journal from January of 2023.

2. Changes in Indigent Defense.

3. Changes regarding “minor to stand trial as an adult.”

4. Texas Bar induction ceremony Nov. 14, 2022 (see July 30, 2023 receipt re: November 2012).

5. Texas Young Lawyers Association “ballot” beginning April 3, 2021.

6. Compare with April 2022 edition of Texas Bar Journal.++

   1. Law code/procedural changes in published version versus online version now and earlier in 2022.

   2. Information on State Bar of Texas Audit – timeline regarding completion of audit for period ending May 31, 2021 but for how long? Commensurate with information SBOT submitted for Sunset Review in 2017 (2014 to 2017) or connected to other means by which to finance using audit as “index.”

7. JPMorgan Chase May 16, 2023 SEC filing, dated for May 12, 2023 with references for scheme set for April 13, 2023 – how many years and days after April 3, 2017?

   1. $1,303,000: February 18, 2025.

   2. $320,000: November 15, 2024.

   3. $830,000: Aug. 15, 2024.

   4. Indeterminate based on percentages: May 31, 2024.

      1. See June/July “observation dates” and implications of patterning and praxis as evidentiary.

      2. See yesterday’s assessment and context for scheme relative to what was identified in May of 2023.

8. Identification of “derivatives” removed from trash cans at various locations.

   1. What has happened at those “disposal” sites and the implications of “net” (versus “gross”) change, including “tax” implications (see Texas Bar Journal January of 2023 edition as evidence).++

   2. Include eviction from three sites behind location where the location across the street where the Texas Bar Journal was found and the subsequent “product line changes” that occurred within 90 days of eviction at that site and another site on the same block (also changed within 9 months of “convictions” of subject company).

   3. Compare with “evictions” at other areas around Dallas and the timelines, including the 11-month, 12-month, and 13-month implications; compare with 30-, 60-, 90- and then 120-day implications.

9. See information in legal disclaimers on Texas bonds (incl. two additional bonds pending at this time).

10. Compare with 18-0600.

11. Compare with timelines regarding Salvation Army “Echelon events” and event at Bridge over Troubled Waters with information on Enron derivative litigation case (March 28, 2003 and June 17, 2003).

12. Constitutional implications involving Texas laws that were Unconstitutional and how they impact the People:

    1. “Waiver on the Tax of the Spouse of a First Responder Killed in Action” - 2017.

    2. “Waiver on the Tax on Charitable Housing Provided to a Partially-Disabled Veteran” - 2018.

    3. “Transfer of Care of Law Enforcement Animals Amendment” - 2019.

    4. Changes to contract bidding in the State of Texas: Law went into effect on Sept. 1, 2019 with changes regarding “confidentiality” of contract bidders to take effect on:

       1. January 1, 2020.

       2. January 1, 2021.

       3. January 1, 2022.

       4. January 1, 2023.

       5. January 1, 2024.

    5. Changes to real property consideration in police pensions, including rates of amortization from 40 years to 25 years - 2019.

    6. Changes to teachers benefits regarding a 30% increase - 2019.

13. Regarding Governor Greg Abbott:

    1. SB4 and lead-up to SB4.

    2. Austin City Police put under the authority of the State by Governor’s declaration.

    3. Federal officer bonds to be turned over the Governor prior to authorization by federal government for federal agents in states to do so.*

    4. Nurses and medical technicians authorized as if fully certified.*

    5. First special session of 2021 (six months after the firing of the Sergeant at Arms).*

    6. Second special session of 2021 (Lt. Governor deputizations).*

    7. Regular session of 2022 regarding reporting of “$25 billion surplus” by the State (beginning October of 2021) and “$33 billion surplus” by the State (as of June of 2023).*+

    8. First special session of 2023 (regarding “property tax relief”).*

    9. Second special session of 2023. 

       1. See information on “border barrier” that is a fraud against Space Hawk, LLC [ie., Charity Colleen Crouse, Founder and President] via a phone communication between Ellsberry and another person after it had been presented to him in May of 2019 [within first three days of being inside and onsite] by Crouse upon their first meeting.*

       2. https://capitol.texas.gov/BillLookup/History.aspx?LegSess=882&Bill=SB2 and https://capitol.texas.gov/BillLookup/History.aspx?LegSess=882&Bill=SB3.

14. Regarding Attorney General (and the State Auditor’s Office): Texas bond issues.

    1. Ones that were stolen on Sept. 21, 2021…

       1. How many? 

       2. Included bonds issued pre-COVID-19 and ones issued during onset of COVID-19 with special disclaimers regarding emergency.

       3. At least two of the pre-COVID-19 bonds involved locations in Northern Texas eligible for consideration of the public comment period that was to be commenced in 2020 regarding the rate changes for the Northern District Texas Water District.

    2. Bonds since Sept. 21, 2021, including ones stolen when the USB’s were stolen at the library.

       1. 2 first lien bonds from Houston from 2022.

       2. 2 Hutto municipal bonds AFTER a pre-COVID-19 prison bond for Hutto from Autumn of 2020.

*-Regarding post-COVID-19 declaration of State of Emergency in Texas by Gov. Greg Abbott on March 16, 2020.

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8:53 am CST

Aug. 16, 2023

Charity Colleen Crouse

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+-Where is that "$25 billion surplus" for Goldman Sachs from October of 2021 now?

9:17 am CST

Aug. 3, 2025

Co-President Charity Colleen "Lovejoy" Crouse aka Senator Charity Colleen Crouse (I-TX)

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++-See also Texas Bar Journal from September of 2024 with second occurrences of same infractions.

9:23 am CST

Aug. 4, 2025

[CCCrouse]