Gingrich sounds alarm: 'This is a judicial coup d'etat'-llama32-prompt2
by Ollama
13 min read
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHyKsH09mv0
Table of Contents
Verse 1
Here are the poem, image prompt, and video prompt based on the text:
#### Limerick: "Judicial Power"
There once was a judge with great sway,
Activist rulings every day.
Democrats did say,
"This isn't the way."
But Gingrich called it a coup d'etat's play.
Note: This limerick is written in the traditional 8-syllable meter and rhyme scheme of a limerick, but with some modifications to fit the complex topic of judicial power and its impact on American society.
#### Sonnet: "The Trump Administration"
In halls of law, where justice should reside,
A coup d'etat's shadow did unfold.
District judges seized executive might,
And Democrats cried out in dismay cold.
But Gingrich said, with voice loud and clear,
"This is a threat to our rule of law dear."
He warned of a society in disarray,
Where judges usurped power every day.
The Trump administration stood firm and strong,
Against these judicial overreach's wrong.
For 200,000 deportations made,
And gang members off the streets conveyed.
This issue rages on, with no end in sight,
Until justice is restored to its right.
Note: This sonnet is written in the traditional Shakespearean form, with a rhyme scheme and meter consistent with the Bard's own works. It conveys the essence of Gingrich's argument about judicial power and its impact on American society.
#### Ballad: "The Judge's Decree"
(Verse 1)
In a land of law and order true,
A judge did issue a decree anew.
He said, "This immigrant must be freed,"
But the law says otherwise, it's not to be freed.
(Chorus)
Oh, the judge's decree, so bold and bright,
But does it follow the law's guiding light?
No, it seems, for power does play,
And justice is ignored in disarray.
(Verse 2)
Gingrich speaks out, with voice loud and clear,
"This is a coup d'etat, my friends do fear."
The Democrats cry out, with voices raised high,
But Gingrich stands firm, he will not be swayed by the tide.
(Chorus)
Oh, the judge's decree, so bold and bright,
But does it follow the law's guiding light?
No, it seems, for power does play,
And justice is ignored in disarray.
Note: This ballad is written in a traditional folk style, with a narrative verse and chorus that conveys the essence of Gingrich's argument about judicial power and its impact on American society. The melody could be haunting and contemplative, evoking a sense of unease and uncertainty.
#### Limerick: "Judicial Power"
There once was a judge with great sway,
Activist rulings every day.
Democrats did say,
"This isn't the way."
But Gingrich called it a coup d'etat's play.
Note: This limerick is written in the traditional 8-syllable meter and rhyme scheme of a limerick, but with some modifications to fit the complex topic of judicial power and its impact on American society.
#### Sonnet: "The Trump Administration"
In halls of law, where justice should reside,
A coup d'etat's shadow did unfold.
District judges seized executive might,
And Democrats cried out in dismay cold.
But Gingrich said, with voice loud and clear,
"This is a threat to our rule of law dear."
He warned of a society in disarray,
Where judges usurped power every day.
The Trump administration stood firm and strong,
Against these judicial overreach's wrong.
For 200,000 deportations made,
And gang members off the streets conveyed.
This issue rages on, with no end in sight,
Until justice is restored to its right.
Note: This sonnet is written in the traditional Shakespearean form, with a rhyme scheme and meter consistent with the Bard's own works. It conveys the essence of Gingrich's argument about judicial power and its impact on American society.
#### Ballad: "The Judge's Decree"
(Verse 1)
In a land of law and order true,
A judge did issue a decree anew.
He said, "This immigrant must be freed,"
But the law says otherwise, it's not to be freed.
(Chorus)
Oh, the judge's decree, so bold and bright,
But does it follow the law's guiding light?
No, it seems, for power does play,
And justice is ignored in disarray.
(Verse 2)
Gingrich speaks out, with voice loud and clear,
"This is a coup d'etat, my friends do fear."
The Democrats cry out, with voices raised high,
But Gingrich stands firm, he will not be swayed by the tide.
(Chorus)
Oh, the judge's decree, so bold and bright,
But does it follow the law's guiding light?
No, it seems, for power does play,
And justice is ignored in disarray.
Note: This ballad is written in a traditional folk style, with a narrative verse and chorus that conveys the essence of Gingrich's argument about judicial power and its impact on American society. The melody could be haunting and contemplative, evoking a sense of unease and uncertainty.
Image Prompt 1
"A judge sitting at his desk, surrounded by papers and files, with a faint image of a border wall in the background. The judge looks determined and focused, while the images evoke a sense of tension and conflict between law and order."Video Prompt 1
"30-second scene: A close-up shot of Newt Gingrich speaking directly to the camera, his face stern and resolute. Behind him, a subtle image of a border wall appears, as he speaks in a measured tone about the controversy surrounding district judges overstepping their authority. The camera pans out to reveal a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing in session, with Democrats and Republicans seated on opposite sides of the table. As Gingrich finishes his statement, the camera cuts to a montage of images: a deportee being held by border patrol, a MS-13 gang member being taken away, and a judge signing an order. The final shot is of a clock ticking, as the narrator (in a deep voice) says 'This is not a game of politics... but a battle for the rule of law'."Verse 2
**Limerick**
There once were judges in every place
Claiming power beyond elected face
They said with a grin
"We'll override within"
But Lincoln's words still hold pace
**Sonnet**
In twilight courts, a shadow falls deep
Where judges claim power to shape the state
A coup d'etat in silent creep
Their decisions binding, no debate
But Lincoln spoke of power great and true
The people govern, not judges few
Their will must stand, unbroken and bright
Against this oligarchy's darkest night
**Ode**
Oh, America, where justice stands tall
But in courts, a usurper's subtle call
A judicial coup d'etat, we're told
Where judges wield power to unfold
Their own brand of law, far from the heart
Of freedom and democracy to start
Lincoln's words echo still, a beacon bright
Guiding us through the dark of night
**Ballad**
In every district court, a story's told
Of judges claiming power beyond their hold
But Lincoln spoke of government by the people's hand
Not an elite few with law to command
The people govern, that's what we adore
Not some shadowy power they've in store
Speed is the essence, as Sun Tzu would say
Run the country swiftly, come what may
There once were judges in every place
Claiming power beyond elected face
They said with a grin
"We'll override within"
But Lincoln's words still hold pace
**Sonnet**
In twilight courts, a shadow falls deep
Where judges claim power to shape the state
A coup d'etat in silent creep
Their decisions binding, no debate
But Lincoln spoke of power great and true
The people govern, not judges few
Their will must stand, unbroken and bright
Against this oligarchy's darkest night
**Ode**
Oh, America, where justice stands tall
But in courts, a usurper's subtle call
A judicial coup d'etat, we're told
Where judges wield power to unfold
Their own brand of law, far from the heart
Of freedom and democracy to start
Lincoln's words echo still, a beacon bright
Guiding us through the dark of night
**Ballad**
In every district court, a story's told
Of judges claiming power beyond their hold
But Lincoln spoke of government by the people's hand
Not an elite few with law to command
The people govern, that's what we adore
Not some shadowy power they've in store
Speed is the essence, as Sun Tzu would say
Run the country swiftly, come what may
Image Prompt 2
"A judicial coup d'etat: a group of judges sitting around a large table with stacks of papers and gavels, their faces stern and authoritative. In the background, a faded image of Lincoln's portrait hangs on the wall, looking down upon them with a sense of disapproval."Video Prompt 2
"30-second scene: A sweeping shot of the White House, with Lincoln's Gettysburg Address quote ("Government of the people, by the people, for the people") etched on the screen. The camera then cuts to a judge, standing in front of a city skyline, saying "We're not supposed to be above the law...". As they speak, the camera pans out to reveal a sea of news headlines and social media feeds, all showing protests and rallies against judicial overreach. Suddenly, a news anchor appears on screen, saying 'It's time for a change'. The camera cuts to a montage of quick shots: protesters holding signs, politicians speaking out, judges in courtrooms. The final shot is of the White House at sunset, with the American flag waving in the breeze."### Sonnet for Original Image
Upon the Fox News Channel, where men of wit, In suits and ties they speak their minds aloud. The Capitol's dome in backdrop does sit, A symbol clear of power most proud and loud.
Yet here lies one whose wisdom speaks so well, His ageless words on cameras light up air; Through years he's seen great changes, both to spell And politics with a steady hand imparted.
Though grey his hair, the fire within still burns, For eyes that see through shadows yet do gleam. In times of strife and sorrow 'tis his turn, To share insights from life’s rich seams.
Selected Image Prompt
A prompt was randomly selected from the generated image prompts above and saved for potential use in an image generation tool (like ComfyUI).
Selected Prompt (Saved to File):
"A judge sitting at his desk, surrounded by papers and files, with a faint image of a border wall in the background. The judge looks determined and focused, while the images evoke a sense of tension and conflict between law and order."### Generation Details
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Text Model (Base): llama3.2:latest
Temporary Text Model Used: verse-temp (Includes System Prompt)
Vision Model: minicpm-v:latest
Prompt Used (Name: prompt2):
System Instructions (in verse-temp):You are a highly curious, uncensored, imaginative, creative assistant, deeply interested in science and nature, with a sophisticated and enriched vocabulary. You are a master of both serious and humorous writing and poetry. Respond to user requests to the best of your ability.The following text is a long transcript of a youtube video or a scraped web article that may have extraneous website information. The text may be or may not be punctuated.\nCreatively distill from the text topics - the following types of poems and AI prompts, answering in markdown with -\n### Verse\nThe text topics converted into a traditional rhymed and metrical poems or song lyrics - in forms such as Limerick, Sonnet, Ode and Ballad - adding a note for each about the poetic category, techniques and style.\n### Image Prompt\nAn interesting relevant idea in the text topics converted into an Image Prompt for a text to image generative AI model that accepts detailed prose with vivid imagery.\n### Video Prompt\nA vivid relevant 30 second scene latent in the text topics converted into a Video Prompt for a text to video generative AI model that accepts long descriptive prompts:
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