M.I.C.E. Theory Educates Mainstream America About Judge’s Dirty Tricks

“Since moving to Reno in 2000,” Network CEO Phil Stimac noted, “I have had

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a chance to spend some time in local nursing homes as part of a volunteer band. I’ve found there are basically two kinds of people there.

The first, is the man or woman who, despite their age and failing health, holds their head up high because they did their best to embrace the truth and love, compassion and understanding for their fellow human being. The second, is bitter, resentful and not at peace with his or herself because they never learned, or missed the opportunity to do so.

At 42 plus million beats per year, these individuals in their golden years know their hearts only have so many ticks left. That’s why I believe so many judges, court personnel and government lawyers are finally beginning to

Judge’s Veiled Threats And Chilling Of Speech Gives New Meaning To M.I.C.E. Theory

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A recent dismissal of a federal lawsuit filed by Network CEO Phil Stimac is giving new meaning to his M.I.C.E. Theory.  The case, Stimac vs. Wieking [CV-10 2939 GK] asked U.S. District Judge Garr King to compel U.S. Attorney Melinda Haag to submit evidence of judicial misconduct to

M.I.C.E. Theory Explores Bogus 9th Circuit Rulings

Phil Stimac’s M.I.C.E. Theory is based on his belief that our current understanding of Money – Information – Civil Rights and Education are based on out-of-date assumptions.  “Nothing seems to prove the civil rights prong more clearly,” Stimac said, “than recent rulings by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals which in my opinion are bogus, retaliatory and politically-motivated.

“In four lawsuits which implicate federal district [trial] and circuit [appellate] judges in judicial misconduct, I was denied my