Loomer/Klayman Challenge Google Ruling!
Review Requested Before Full DC Circuit Over Social Media's Political Discrimination
(Washington, D.C., July 9, 2020). Larry Klayman, the founder of both Judicial Watch and now Freedom Watch and a former federal prosecutor of the U.S. Department of Justice's Antitrust Division, where he was a member of the trial team that broke up the AT&T monopoly, filed on behalf of Freedom Watch and his client Laura Loomer, a petition for rehearing before all the judges of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit in a case styled Freedom Watch, Inc. and Laura Loomer v. Google et. al (Case No. 19-7030).
The petition for rehearing asks the full appellate court to overturn the dismissal of Plaintiffs' class action complaint against the social media companies for restraint of trade, attempted monopolization and illegal political discrimination in a public forum against conservatives, libertarians and people of faith, as the law in the District of Columbia forbids such discrimination.
Klayman had this to say upon filing the petition for rehearing en banc, embedded below:
"The three judge panel who originally heard the case issued a very short opinion affirming the lower court's dismissal by a Trump appointed judge, Trevor McFadden, who improperly deep sixed the case because he took it upon himself, rather than allowing it to go to discovery and then a jury trial, to decide it was not plausible. However, contrary to Judge McFadden's improper dismissal, the Antitrust Division, my alma mater, does find it plausible and is about to file a similar suit against Google.
"In this age of coronavirus and radical leftist attacks, looting and killing in physical places, the only interpretation of DC law is also that such discrimination is prohibited on the internet, which is exactly what Google/YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and Apple have been doing, to further their leftist desire to harm anyone who supports President Trump and Republican candidates, as well as publishes conservative, libertarian and faith based content in general.
"My client Laura Loomer will take this case all the way to the Supreme Court if necessary."
Loomer, the "most banned woman in America," also commented on the filing of the petition for rehearing en banc:
"My legal battle against the Silicon Valley Big Tech Tyrants is America’s battle. For far too long, these companies have been silencing peaceful political speech in an effort to support the political agenda of Left. The massive censorship and cancel culture campaign these companies are currently participating in through an anti-competitive and discriminatory collaboration is primarily being used as tool to target and silence conservatives and supporters of President Trump in an effort to help the Democrats win the 2020 election."
For more information contact daj142182@gmail.com or (424) 274 2579.
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The petition for rehearing asks the full appellate court to overturn the dismissal of Plaintiffs' class action complaint against the social media companies for restraint of trade, attempted monopolization and illegal political discrimination in a public forum against conservatives, libertarians and people of faith, as the law in the District of Columbia forbids such discrimination.
Klayman had this to say upon filing the petition for rehearing en banc, embedded below:
"The three judge panel who originally heard the case issued a very short opinion affirming the lower court's dismissal by a Trump appointed judge, Trevor McFadden, who improperly deep sixed the case because he took it upon himself, rather than allowing it to go to discovery and then a jury trial, to decide it was not plausible. However, contrary to Judge McFadden's improper dismissal, the Antitrust Division, my alma mater, does find it plausible and is about to file a similar suit against Google.
"In this age of coronavirus and radical leftist attacks, looting and killing in physical places, the only interpretation of DC law is also that such discrimination is prohibited on the internet, which is exactly what Google/YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and Apple have been doing, to further their leftist desire to harm anyone who supports President Trump and Republican candidates, as well as publishes conservative, libertarian and faith based content in general.
"My client Laura Loomer will take this case all the way to the Supreme Court if necessary."
Loomer, the "most banned woman in America," also commented on the filing of the petition for rehearing en banc:
"My legal battle against the Silicon Valley Big Tech Tyrants is America’s battle. For far too long, these companies have been silencing peaceful political speech in an effort to support the political agenda of Left. The massive censorship and cancel culture campaign these companies are currently participating in through an anti-competitive and discriminatory collaboration is primarily being used as tool to target and silence conservatives and supporters of President Trump in an effort to help the Democrats win the 2020 election."
For more information contact daj142182@gmail.com or (424) 274 2579.
Click to View PDF
Attached:
200709-Petition Rehearing En banc 7030 .pdf
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