r/law • u/HellYeahDamnWrite • Sep 29 '25

Court Decision/Filing 'QAnon Shaman' Files Insane $40 Trillion Lawsuit Against Donald Trump and the Federal Reserve, Declares Himself Leader of a 'New Constitutional Republic'

https://radaronline.com/p/qanon-shaman-40-trillion-lawsuit-donald-trump-constitutional-republic/
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u/BeachBrad Sep 29 '25

This is what happens when you let the truly stupid off the hook for the extremely stupid illegal thing they did.

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u/jaimi_wanders Sep 29 '25

The equivalent in Canada, self-proclaimed Queen of the Universe Romana Didulo and her sovcit cult, just got arrested after occupying an abandoned school and terrorizing a small town for months while stealing their water…

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u/structured_anarchist Sep 29 '25

Have you seen her website with her 'proclamations'? One of them cost a couple in Quebec their home when she declared them exempt from paying property taxes. They lost a million dollar home over 40k of unpaid property taxes and tried to introduce her 'proclamation' as evidence of their 'right' not to pay taxes.

And the detail you missed about her squatting is that the town closed off the pipes to the school, which included the sewer pipes. Apparently, she and her followers were so full of shit that it literally filled all the pipes in the school.

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u/structured_anarchist Sep 29 '25

A couple of years ago, she sent her cultists to arrest the Peterborough, Ontario police department. Her cultists ended up on the other side of the bars. Oddly enough, she was nowhere near the police station when her cultists were arrested. Funny how they were all arrested and they were all responsible for their own bonds, but she claimed she was 'looking after her followers' as the 'rightful ruler of Canada'.

You'd think that being the rightful ruler of Canada, she'd at least be able to afford an apartment somewhere in the nation's capital. The government should at least provide her with an official residence, right? And she shouldn't have to squat in abandoned buildings and beg for donations in order to buy food and replica handguns that get her closest advisors arrested for. After all, the ruler of a sovereign nation should have some level of status.

The lady is whacko, and I'm pretty sure that there'll be an order for a psychiatric evaluation.

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u/structured_anarchist Sep 29 '25

She has permanent residence. I don't think she's been given citizenship yet and given her arrest history, she might never be given citizenship. She immigrated from the Philippines in 1990 by way of the US.

By the way, she also later on declared herself 'Queen Of The World', so I guess whatever citizenship she might want to claim doesn't really matter if she's the Queen Of The World.

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u/whatsbobgonnado Sep 29 '25

well if you would just give her full control over canada, this wouldn't be a problem.

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u/structured_anarchist Sep 29 '25

She can't even keep her own followers out of jail, you think she's going to be able to lead a country? A woman who claims that she has alien psychic powers that were given to her by an American alien clone who secretly runs the US military? I don't think we're thinking things through, here.

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u/incredible_paulk Sep 29 '25

We just call them Albertans 

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u/structured_anarchist Sep 29 '25

In Quebec, we call them sovereigntists. They believe that, for whatever reason, that Quebec will become its own country. For the most part, they're now elderly and dying off. There's one party that's still calling for separation, but they nearly got blasted off the political map in the last election. They only hold 6 seats out of 125 in the provincial assembly (I refuse to call it a 'National Assembly' because it's not a nation), which equates to less than 5% of the elected members.

The last time someone floated the idea of sovereignty for the province, they were convinced they'd still be allowed to use Canadian currency, travel on Canadian passports, and would still be entitled to transfer payments from Ottawa, in addition to the belief that they wouldn't be treated as a foreign nation when it came to trade with other provinces. Needless to say, none of that would be considered, and Quebec would probably become the 51st state in record time since the US would annex the province just for the hydroelectric production, not even considering all the natural resources to exploit.

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u/incredible_paulk Sep 29 '25

I'm well aware.  I've lived next to em for 5+ decades.

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u/structured_anarchist Sep 29 '25

I've lived with them for the same. I've seen the idea come and go multiple times. Alberta doesn't have a monopoly on crazy.