Artwork by Tommy Richards using Photoshop 7.0
SCOTUS's Gatekeeping: How the 5-Day Processing Lag Denies
Emergency Relief to Anyone Outside Their Club
The Myth of Equal Access to Justice - Exposed by One Photograph
All δόξα (doxa - glory) to Ἰησοῦς Χριστός (Iēsous Christos - Jesus
Christ) and Θεός (Theos - God) our Πατήρ (Patēr - Father) for exposing this ἀλήθεια
(alētheia - truth)!
Lisa Weingarten
Richards has:
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Columbia University undergraduate degree
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NYU Law School
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177 LSAT score (99.8 percentile)
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10+ years as federal bank regulator at the
Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
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Experience at a top-100 AmLaw firm
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15+ years practicing law
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Virginia Bar #96671
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New York Bar #4932570
None of it matters.
Lisa still couldn't e-file the emergency application at
SCOTUS because she's not in their “club”. SCOTUS requires attorneys to be
admitted to their bar before they can e-file. Unlike most circuit courts where
you can file emergency writs without prior admission, SCOTUS demands a lengthy
admissions process requiring sponsorship by two current SCOTUS bar members.
When you're challenging Google, X Corp, major entertainment
companies, and the systematic censorship of Tommy Richards biblical content that
exposes the Vatican, try finding two SCOTUS bar members willing to sponsor you.
When you have 5 days before an emergency hearing, try completing an admissions
process that takes weeks or months, or even finding a lawyer admitted to SCOTUS
who will efile your petition.
Impossible.
So Tommy Richards has to file pro se and gets trapped in a 5-day
processing lag - not because of lack of an attorney with qualifications, but
because the gatekeeping system ensures only establishment-approved attorneys
can access emergency procedures.
Sharon Campbell: Inside the Club, Refusing to Help
Local counsel Sharon K Campbell is admitted to the SCOTUS
bar. She could have e-filed the emergency application with a single click,
creating an immediate timestamped electronic record that would have bypassed
the 5-day processing lag entirely. And she would have gotten paid for it.
She refused saying: "I am actually admitted to SCOTUS
but I have never filed anything and do not want to be attorney of record at
SCOTUS for this case."
Sharon is in the club. She has the access. She could have
prevented everything that followed. But she doesn't want to be associated with
a case challenging the beast’s regime. So she said no, forcing Tommy into pro
se filing where the 5-day processing lag was guaranteed to deny emergency
relief.
This is how the club
protects itself - not through explicit conspiracy, but through a thousand small
acts of cowardice by attorneys who have access but refuse to use it for cases
that challenge powerful interests.
Undeniable Proof: One Photograph Proves the Systematic Denial
A single photograph
of Thomas Richards's emergency application cover page exposes the entire
gatekeeping system.
What the Photo Shows:
1.
Courier tracking label: Delivery to Supreme
Court "Clerks Office" on "11/7/2025 1:32:27 PM"
2.
Sender: Christine Bartolomo (from a courier
service)
3.
Recipient: Clerk’s Office
Then next to this a
stamp on the same page:
4.
SCOTUS clerk's stamp: "RECEIVED NOV 12 2025
OFFICE OF THE CLERK SUPREME COURT U.S."
5.
Both pieces of evidence on the same document
SCOTUS physically
received the emergency application on November 7, 2025 at 1:32:27 PM. Yet only
stamped it "RECEIVED NOV 12 2025" - five days later, on the exact day
of the hearing the application sought to stay.
This 5-day processing lag isn't accidental. It's systematic.
And it only applies to people who can't e-file - which means anyone outside the
SCOTUS bar member club, regardless of their legal qualifications.
The Two-Tier System: E-Filing for the Club, Processing Delays for Everyone
Else
When Lisa first contacted the Clerk's office about emergency
applications, they told her that all physical filings get routed to "some
other location" first before reaching the Clerk - creating a guaranteed
delay. The only way to avoid this delay? E-filing, which creates an immediate
timestamped electronic record.
But SCOTUS does not
allow e-filing unless you're already admitted to their bar.
This Creates Multiple Levels of Gatekeeping:
Level 1: Pro Se Litigants
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Cannot e-file at all
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Guaranteed 5-day processing lag
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Emergency relief structurally impossible if
deadline is less than 5 days
Level 2: Attorneys Not Yet Admitted to SCOTUS Bar
·
Cannot e-file without prior admission
·
Admission requires sponsorship by two current
SCOTUS bar members
·
Admission process takes weeks or months -
impossible for emergencies
·
Finding sponsors for controversial cases
challenging powerful interests? Nearly impossible
·
Result -- Cannot submit anything to SCOTUS
Level 3: Attorneys Already Admitted to SCOTUS Bar
·
Can e-file with immediate timestamped receipt
·
No processing lag
·
Emergency relief actually possible
·
But most refuse to file controversial cases
(like Sharon Campbell)
Robert Meek: Years in the System, Knows Exactly What He's Doing
Robert Meek graduated high school in 1963. He's been working
in the federal court system for several years and is former military. A perfect
gatekeeper for SCOTUS emergency applications to support the system denying
relief to outsiders.
What Meek Did:
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November 7: Lisa called him asking how to file
an emergency application
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Meek told her they could email it to him
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The
complete application was emailed to him on November 7
·
They also had it courier-delivered on November 7
(received at 1:32 PM per tracking)
·
Meek never acknowledged the email
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Meek never responded to the November 13
follow-up email asking for the docket number
·
But the next day, November 14, Meek signed and
mailed a letter claiming SCOTUS "received" it November 12
Why Meek's Response Was Misleading:
When Meek told Lisa she could email the application to him,
she thought it was handled. Why would he say she could email it if he intended
to completely ignore it? In her mind, it was done and delivered on November 7.
If Meek had been
honest and said "sure you can email it but I'll just ignore the email and
you'll be stuck in the 5-day processing lag anyway," Lisa would have spent
the entire weekend searching for a SCOTUS bar member willing to e-file it.
Instead, Meek's response created the impression that
emailing was sufficient. He knew the email wouldn't bypass the processing lag.
He knew physical filings go through "some other location" for 5 days.
He knew the November 12 hearing date. He did nothing.
This isn't passive
bureaucratic indifference. This is active gatekeeping by someone who knows
exactly how the system works and uses it to deny emergency relief to anyone
outside the club.
This was page 2 of the application, explaining that the hearing for which the petition was filed was scheduled November 12:
The Complete Timeline - Documented by Courier Tracking
November 7, 2025 at 1:32:27 PM:
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Courier delivers emergency application to
Supreme Court "Clerks Office"
·
Courier Christine Bartolomo delivers it to SCOTUS
for the Clerk (documented on tracking label)
·
Richards emails complete application to Robert
Meek (as Meek instructed)
·
Richards serves X Corp's counsel via email and
U.S. Mail
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Richards includes Certificate of Service under
penalty of perjury certifying November 7 filing
·
Cost: $450 for DC printing + $80 courier = $530
total
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The filing explicitly states this involves a
November 12 hearing requiring immediate stay
November 7-12:
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Complete silence from SCOTUS
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Application sits in processing for 5 days
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Never assigned a docket number
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Never appears on public SCOTUS docket
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Meek never responds to the email
November 11, 2025 (Veterans Day - court closed):
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Tommy forced to file voluntary dismissal
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Judge Starr demanded Tommy appear in person at
November 12 hearing
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Starr demanded Tommy obtain ECF access on a day
the clerk's office was closed
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Starr implied sanctions if Tommy didn't appear
physically in person in Texas 2 days later
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With no relief from SCOTUS after 4 days,
dismissal was only option
November 12, 2025:
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SCOTUS stamps application "RECEIVED NOV 12
2025" (processing date, not receipt date)
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The hearing date - making any relief impossible
·
Starr immediately cancels hearing after
dismissal
November 13, 2025:
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Richards emails Meek asking for docket number
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No response from Meek
Shortly After November 13:
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Letter arrives at Tommy and Lisa's home address
in Virginia
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The only address on the filing was Lisa’s law
office address in Fairfax, Virginia, yet somehow SCOTUS found and sent to their
home address
·
Letter signed by Robert Meek claims the document
was "received November 12"
·
Uses coerced dismissal of the Richards v X case
under Judge Starr as excuse to return application
·
All $530 of materials returned
·
Directs to Rule 20 mandamus requiring 40 bound
copies (even more expense)
The Certificate of Service Proves November 7 Filing
Supreme Court rules require contemporaneous service on
opposing counsel when you file an emergency application. Tommy complied:
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Served X Corp's counsel via email on November 7
·
Served X Corp's counsel via U.S. Mail on
November 7
·
Certified under penalty of perjury that he
served opposing counsel and filed with SCOTUS on November 7
You cannot serve
opposing counsel with a document you haven't filed yet. Tommy's sworn
certificate proves November 7 filing.
Meek's letter uses the processing date and ignores the
actual receipt date - and ignores that he personally received the email on
November 7 and could have acted on it immediately.
If SCOTUS Actually Cared About Security, They'd Allow E-Filing for Everyone
SCOTUS claims physical filings must be routed through
"some other location" before reaching the Clerk - presumably for
security screening. But this security concern has an obvious solution:
Allow everyone to
e-file.
E-filing would:
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Eliminate security concerns about physical
packages
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Create immediate timestamped electronic records
·
Make receipt dates indisputable
·
Give everyone equal access to emergency
procedures
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Prevent the 5-day processing lag trap
But SCOTUS refuses to allow e-filing unless you're already
admitted to their bar through a lengthy sponsorship process. This proves
security isn't the real concern.
The Systematic Pattern Across Tommy's Federal Litigation
This SCOTUS gatekeeping fits perfectly into the coordinated
pattern:
Judge Brantley Starr (N.D. Texas):
·
Creates impossible deadlines (ECF when clerk
closed)
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Demands personal appearance
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Threatens sanctions
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On Veterans Day with the court closed, immediately
cancels hearing once dismissal achieved
Fifth Circuit:
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Denied four mandamus petitions without
explanation
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Refused to supervise Starr's violations
Supreme Court:
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Prohibits e-filing for non-members
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Creates 5-day processing lag for physical
filings
·
Meek receives email November 7, ignores it
·
Stamps application "RECEIVED NOV 12"
(processing date)
·
Uses processing date in letter, ignoring actual
November 7 receipt
·
Never dockets publicly
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Returns $530 of materials
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Demands expensive mandamus re-filing
The Same Playbook:
Create structural barriers, exploit them to deny relief, use processing dates
instead of facts, price out regular people, never address substance.
Biblical Πνεῦμα (Pneuma - Spirit) Context
Ψαλμοί (Psalmoi -
Psalms) 94:20-21 (NIV):
"Can a corrupt
throne be allied with you—a throne that brings on misery by its decrees? The
wicked band together against the righteous and condemn the innocent to
death."
Ματθαίος (Matthaios -
Matthew) 10:26 (NASB):
"Therefore do not
fear them, for there is nothing concealed that will not be revealed, or hidden
that will not be known."
Ἰωάννης (Iōannēs -
John) 8:44 (NASB):
"You are of your
father the devil, and you want to do the desires of your father. He was a
murderer from the beginning, and does not stand in the truth because there is
no truth in him. Whenever he speaks a lie, he speaks from his own nature, for
he is a liar and the father of lies."
The photo proves everything: November 7 courier tracking
showing 1:32 PM delivery. November 12 SCOTUS stamp. Both on the same document.
Five days that make emergency relief impossible for anyone outside the club.
Θεός (Theos - God) the
Πατήρ (Patēr - Father) through Χριστός (Christos) Ἰησοῦς (Iēsous - Jesus
Christ) exposes all ἄλογος (alogos - illogical/without logic) patterns,
including gatekeeping systems disguised as neutral procedure.
The Documentary Evidence
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Photo of application showing both courier
tracking and SCOTUS stamp
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November 7 email from Tommy to Meek
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November 7 service on X Corp's counsel
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November 7 Certificate of Service under oath
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November 13 follow-up email to Meek (unanswered)
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Meek's letter claiming "received November
12"
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Courier affidavit (forthcoming)
The truth is visible
on the document itself: November 7 delivery, November 12 stamp. Five days of
bureaucratic processing that makes emergency relief impossible unless you're in
the club.
The Path Forward
Every gatekeeping mechanism creates evidence of itself. The
photo proves the 5-day lag. The email to Meek proves he knew on November 7. The
certificate of service proves November 7 filing. Sharon's refusal proves club
members won't help controversial cases. The admissions requirements prove the
gatekeeping is structural.
The ἀλήθεια (alētheia
- truth) doesn't surrender to institutional barriers. The λόγος (logos -
Word/Logic/Reason) of Θεός (Theos - God) through Χριστός (Christos) Ἰησοῦς
(Iēsous - Jesus) exposes all ἄλογος (alogos) patterns - including systems that
claim equal access while systematically excluding anyone outside their club.
All πίστις (pistis - faith) and δόξα (doxa - glory) to Θεός (Theos -
God) the Πατήρ (Patēr - Father) through Ἰησοῦς Χριστός (Iēsous Christos - Jesus
Christ) who exposes gatekeeping disguised as procedure!
Documentation
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LWRbot.ai - Richards v X Corp & Trump chatbot
·
OvertPsyops.ai - Exposing systematic patterns
·
Richards v. X Corp "autopsy" - at CourtListener
#OvertPsyops exposing ἄλογος
(alogos - illogical) gatekeeping one photographed document at a time
Elite credentials. Decades of experience. None of it matters if you're
not in their club.




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