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BREAKING: Just released, the official results of the Arizona Senate Audit of the 2020 election. Some (not all) of the findings: • +255,000 early votes with no record • +23,000 voted by mail after moved from the state/county. • +23,000 double votes • +9,000 more mail in ballots received and recorded than official number of mail in ballots, • +50,000 counterfeit ballots • Dominion’s best friend • Katie Hobbs belongs in prison • Adrian Fontes is a criminal • And on Jan 6, United States Congress certified the overthrow of your government.
Over at Vox Day, regarding the British Bill Gates who died when his mega yacht sank due to a Waterspout – Journalist Richard Medhurst was arrested at Heathrow just two days before one man he was supposed to interview was killed in a car accident and five days before the other man was killed in a boating accident. Vox is on the same page as we are too : “As for the idea that a waterspout could be a man-made weapon, I remind you of my introversion of the famous Holmsian aphorism: due to the finite bounds of human knowledge, the impossible is always far more likely than the improbable.”
Weather data is strangely deleted for the time leading up to the sinking.
Trump campaign reveals special guest to appear with Trump in Arizona as RFK Jr. speculation builds.
Former CNN host Don Lemon says sources have told him George W. Bush could be speaking at the DNC. I get the impression he and Laura did not like the inserts to the programs at Poppy’s funeral. However Bush’s Chief of Staff claims it is not happening.
SCOTUS ruling on Presidential immunity could sink NY case against Trump.
More than 70 percent of Democrat voters don’t know Kamala’s policy positions.
RFK Jr. running mate goes scorched earth on Democrats – Will support Trump.
Not a huge RFK Fan, but God uses everyone, and there is no doubt this is what the public needs to hear – Be the Thirty Three:
Man sought for threatening to kill presidential candidate Donald Trump captured.
Kamala Harris wants to boost taxes by $5 trillion.
Ilhan Omar warns Kamala Harris to submit to ‘uncommitted’ voters demands to condition aid to Israel.
Michigan Secretary Of State tries to rush potentially ‘illegal’ rules to rig the November election.
Ohio identifies 597 noncitizens who voted or registered in recent elections.
Why are nonprofit groups setting up voter registration booths outside of driver’s license offices in Texas, when anyone can register inside the DMV merely by checking a box on a form? They are trying to register illegals who cannot register inside the DMV.
Donald Trump told the Daily Mail on Wednesday that he doesn’t want briefings from U.S. intelligence agencies because it could lead to him being accused of leaking classified information. He implies the agencies will brief him, then they will leak what they told him and then they will tell DOJ he leaked the briefing and try to get him charged.
US government report says fluoride at twice the recommended limit is linked to lower IQ in kids.
Romanian prosecutors are asking a court in Bucharest to remand in custody the controversial internet influencer Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan as they investigate new and serious allegations, involving a total of 35 alleged victims, including a woman who was 15 at the time. The subtext everyone is supposed to take is he said “The Matrix” which he implies is screwing everyone, is, in fact, “The Jews,” and within days, he is hauled off like this, with a whole new raft of charges. Of course his JQ debut came at the same Time Candace Owens (who was on the Jewish pornographer’s website, where she was presumably recruited), and Dan Bilzarian (Total Glowie) both went on antisemetic kicks, so I would assume it is Mossad agents being told to be antisemetic, so they can be destroyed in the script.
Labor dispute stops Canadian freight railroads and could cause major economic disruption in US.
Britain looks pretty bad, with guys getting imprisoned for saying stuff on the street:
While you should strive to be better than this guy, him getting imprisoned for it is opening the door to British-style speech-imprisonment here:
L.A. to pay $20.8 million for discharging 12 million gallons of sewage into Santa Monica Bay.
Fears grow for the future of America’s favorite home repair stores as Lowes and Home Depot begin to look a bit shaky financially. I would imagine having shoplifters walk in, fill a shopping cart with tools, and walk out to sell them on Ebay is not helping.
Jeff Bezos, climate scold, buys 4th private jet for $80 million.
Part of me says, “Don’t put this on the site.” But this is on TV, and the degeneracy is integral to this period, so it seems notable enough as a measure of just how bad these times were – Jewish woman re-enacts Weimar conditions – eats sausages with her behind on talent show. If you do not want to see it, and I might recommend that, she basically is on stage with her pants pulled down, she sticks the first sausage of like a two and a half foot string of sausages up her behind, and then somehow pulls them up into her with her large intestine muscles. Of course it pales in comparison to actually trans-ing children surgically, but there is all sorts of rot.
Alaskans will vote on whether to repeal ranked choice voting under state Supreme Court decision.
The Supreme Court on Thursday partially agreed to the Republican National Committee’s (RNC) request to revive an Arizona law that strengthens proof-of-citizenship requirements for voting. They can continue requiring proof of citizenship to register to vote, but once registered, people can still vote in presidential elections or vote by mail without such proof, a fractured Supreme Court ruled on Thursday.
US v Tamori Morgan (federal district court rules full auto weapons covered under 2nd Amendment Bruen decision). Machineguns are back on the menu, boys.
Trump defeats Harris by landslide in Musk’s poll on X. 76.2% to 23.8% at last count.
> More than 70 percent of Democrat voters don’t know Kamala’s policy positions.
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And 99% of them don’t care, as long as she stops OrangeManBad from sending more mean tweets.
> Ilhan Omar warns Kamala Harris to submit to ‘uncommitted’ voters demands to condition aid to Israel.
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The “uncommitted voter” is an enduring political myth. They’re unicorns – people informed enough to vote on the issues, yet gullible enough to believe campaign promises.
Catering to imaginary voters just pulls resources from the rest of the campaign.
Harry Truman would never have made that mistake. Neither would Richard Daley, or Fiorello la Guardia, for that matter.
> Alaskans will vote on whether to repeal ranked choice voting under state Supreme Court decision.—I wonder if that vote will also be ranked-choice…”You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave.”
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/clyglgy8j3eo
Andrew Tate is vile. He looks, acts and talks like a narcissistic pimp. Reminds me of the creeps Robert McCall took care of in The Equalizer.
He is a pimp. I believe his dad was CIA. He is there to steer young men into the wrong value system. A Pied Piper if you will.
The fact that guys like Tate have such a large platform is evidence of cabal machinations.
There are tens of millions of young, and not so young, men eating up real talk about sexual dynamics, race realism, and the masculine virtues of self discipline and self mastery, but it inevitably gets fed to them by sleaze bags like Tate, as a way to muddy the waters and pollute the message.
He’s literally a pimp. He made his money running a camgirl operation in Eastern Europe.
Jewish woman re-enacts Weimar conditions – eats sausages with her behind on talent show.
Need a meme showing one of her brethren climbing out of her tunnel.
How about
I’m not going to watch that sausage eating video, but South Park called it a long time ago. There was an episode where the parents left the church over child molestation and became Atheists. Cartman wanted to prove he could reverse his digestive process and succeeded. Then it caught on, to the point where Martha Stewart prepared a turkey and ate it in reverse on her show. Eventually they came to their senses and started eating normally and going back to church.
South Park is prophesy. There is no amount of satire from the past that can keep up with the depravity of Clown World.
It’s proof that we live in a computerized simulation. A stupid crazy idea gets fed into the program and it works it’s way through until it manifests in our perceived reality.
US v Tamori Morgan (federal district court rules full auto weapons covered under 2nd Amendment Bruen decision). Machineguns are back on the menu, boys.
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Machineguns for whom?
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The judge that made the ruling is a Trump appointment.
Who is Tamori Morgan?
He’s not one of us. He’s one of them.
A quick search found this below. Perhaps, we could find a picture of this dude. I think that would confirm my 10 minutes of searching.
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https://www.kansas.com/news/local/education/article177533836.html
At this school, students with discipline records get a second chanceTHE FUTURE
Tamori Morgan is 15.
Unlike Maniah, he doesn’t want to go back to regular school. Instead, the ninth grader, who loves writing music and rapping, wants to stay at McAdams after he’s allowed to return to Wichita public schools in January. “I learn something new each day with these people here,” Tamori said. Tamori said the program has helped him become more mature, handle his anger and improve his school work. He used to be an honors student and thinks he might become one once again. When he returns to school, he’ll do so “with more confidence,” Tamori said. Tamori isn’t the only student who wants to stay at McAdams after expulsion or suspension ends. Knowles says there are others, but the crime prevention grant that funds the program covers only expelled or suspended students. Initially the grant was for $120,000; it now is $95,000. The rest of the school’s $125,000 annual budget comes from private donations. With the decrease in funding, the school has gone from meeting five days a week to four. If he had more money, Knowles said, he would hire more teachers, accept more students, and maybe start a classroom funded by private donations for students to remain at McAdams after their expulsion or suspension has ended.
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News article is from OCTOBER 08, 2017.
It could be a different Tamori, but I doubt it. So let me get this straight……He shows up in some bullshit news article about him being “Rapping Honor Student” with “discipline issues” seven fucking years ago and then happens to be in the case to open the door for machinegun ownership in the US.
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Economy is blown the hell. Regular people are struggling. Illegal immigrants are being handed $5K in EBT cash ($15K for food). There was another case about some illegal fucker and his gun rights awhile back. Now this shit, with some “future doctor” showing up in the news 7 years ago and now he’s the poster boy (gangbanger – black, discipline issues, rapper….do the math) for machinegun ownership?
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They are training their foot soldiers.
They are funding their foot soldiers.
They are going to ARM their foot soldiers for maximum damage.
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I just don’t believe all of these gun laws just disappear overnight right before the election. Especially, when it’s not some law abiding dude that got screwed over or some pro-2a company. It’s some wanna be gangsta rapper.
And another one:
Injured himself and another guy while he was fleeing from the Police.
https://www.kansas.com/news/local/crime/article251924308.html
It’s sidebar time again.
Thank you again!
He waits until I leave, then does it.
“…While Ukraine presses on with its incursion into Russia’s Kursk region…”
Haven’t any of these Ukrainians even read one book on WWII? They will let them stretch out, cut off their supplies, and kill them all.
Given that the existence of Israel is looking rather precarious, it’s possible that getting ukie men slaughtered is actually the aim of this war. So the jews can migrate to their ancestral homeland after being forcibly ejected from the Middle East.
When a lawyer says “could” like this, it means “probably will.” Merchan is going to keep delaying until after the election, in the hopes that Harris wins and he can drop the charges “in the name of unity.”
AT the link n Ukrain.
“…Another challenge for Ukraine is a new tactic in which Russia deploys recurrent waves of smaller infantry units of two to four men. That has flummoxed Ukrainian drone operators, who find it difficult to target them, according to a drone operator with the 25th Brigade who uses the call sign Groot.
“This is one of the main reasons for (Russia’s) success in Pokrovsk,” he said. “It’s harder to detect them,” especially under the cover of leafy trees.
“As soon as the infantry get under the tree lines, it’s really hard to get them out of there with drones, and that’s why we depend a lot on our infantry.”…”
I had some ideas a long time before the Ukrainian war. I told people here, and at another site, what was needed. Of course, I was called a buffoon. I was told by “a highly qualified defense equipment expert” what a fool I was. But now…
What’s needed is a sort of robot horse. A Walker kind of like star wars but built non-idiotic and to survive. They could be built cheaply. Like maybe the cost of a Tesla car or less. Look at these links and tell me, if they had 50,000 of these, how would the other side fair in a fight. They could haul ass, hide in the forest, have at least 12 hours of battery power so they would be quiet. The duck looking feet could be used to dig in like a backhoe very fast, and the slanted high sides would stop the fear of smaller land mines from spooking the troops because they would not disable them or hurt them.
https://www.anonymousconservative.com/blog/news-briefs-01-05-2024/#comment-454788
These things could come in waves. Rush in, fire off, anti-tank, anti-bunker missiles while firing machine guns, maybe fire off some grenades. Burn their ammo up, turn around and rush off to resupply while the next wave hit. Small diesel engines could recharge the batteries on the way back to resupply. The noise wouldn’t matter after all the shooting.
If you really wanted to be crafty. Put cameras all around and train AI that drives the robot walker to run away from drones and dodge them. They would hard to hit. They would have some limited top armor so to kill them they would have to increase drone size, making them easier to see and dodge.
There is a similar robot used by the US military but it is mainly used to carry kit and for resupply. In order to survive in today’s battle space a more dispersed pattern has to be adopted. There is lots to learn from this war and the previous Azerbaijan/Armenia conflict, where Armenians got their arses handed to them thanks to Turkish drones.
Lots of learning to be had. Precisely what is going on. Some will not learn anything though.
I’ve wanted to create a ‘donkey’, a multi level cart, not for direct attack as you have it, but to carry every possible tool the soldier needs, and a few thousand extra rounds of ammo as well. Have each soldier have one that trails him around the battlefield at a few feet distance.
Already invented. They’re used as golf bag carriers while you’re walking. You clip a module onto your belt and it follows right along.
Motogolf.com
Diesel engine, air cushion vehicle. Map terrain with small quad copper. Land and water while not setting off mines.
Cool sci-fi story concept. The Boston dynamics style robots are all useless marketing trash to farm investor dollars and never make an actionable product.
If the ability to make capable robots existed they would be fielded. We’re decades away from a roomba that doesn’t fuck up vacuuming the hose in some idiotic way, let alone combat robots.
Whilst Milgram”s obedience to authority experiment is certainly pertinent to help understand the covid situation, we should also be aware of the Stanford Prison Experiment which was held at the behest of the ONI (Office of Naval Intelligence). The experiment was basically about the adoption of social roles. Students were separated into 2 groups, prisoners and guards. The experiment, by Philip Zimbardo, had to be cancelled after a few days as the guards became power mad sadists and the prisoners were extremely depressed.
Given the navy has it’s own prisons (brigs) there should have been no need to conduct such an experiment. I remember thinking, imagine this experiment applied to an entire society. This is exactly what happened during covid. For those who think I may be exaggerating, go on YouTube and type in tape measure Karen to see how the ‘guard’ mentality permeated society and the lengths some people will go to when they feel they have righteous justification to lord it over perceived ‘deviants.’
https://youtu.be/CElJEVMrnto?feature=shared
The ‘experiment’ was really more a script to manufacture a conclusion.
https://youtu.be/g0L3sy6SyT4?si=Bz-guaTYTIUq40SI
Here she is in all her totalitarian glory. I present to you Tape Measure Karen.
3 and a half minutes of What The Fuck!
It occurred to me that Kiev has handed Putin an easy way to take the fight nuclear if he wants to. He can evacuate all the Russians out of western Kursk oblast (already in progress) and then start dropping tac nukes on the ukranian forces there.
Who can complain about Russia dropping nukes on Russia to defend Russian territory?
Uh, the Russians who get to go home to glowing ruins might have an unkind word or two.
They’ll blame the Ukrainians. It’s the Russian way.
Low yield air burst have been found to not create lingering radiation effects. So I have read. Still, kinda scary.
> waterspout
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I realized I didn’t know exactly what a ‘waterspout’ was, so I looked it up.
[from noaa.gov]
Waterspouts fall into two categories: fair weather waterspouts and tornadic waterspouts.
Tornadic waterspouts are tornadoes that form over water, or move from land to water. They have the same characteristics as a land tornado. They are associated with severe thunderstorms, and are often accompanied by high winds and seas, large hail, and frequent dangerous lightning.
Fair weather waterspouts usually form along the dark flat base of a line of developing cumulus clouds. This type of waterspout is generally not associated with thunderstorms. While tornadic waterspouts develop downward in a thunderstorm, a fair weather waterspout develops on the surface of the water and works its way upward. By the time the funnel is visible, a fair weather waterspout is near maturity. Fair weather waterspouts form in light wind conditions so they normally move very little.
If a waterspout moves onshore, the National Weather Service issues a tornado warning
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So, basically a tornado, except it sucks up seawater instead of mobile homes and lawn furniture.
We get those here in SoCal once in a while.
Seawater and sharks.
> Kamala Harris wants to boost taxes by $5 trillion.
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Sure. That would work exactly like raising the minimum wage to $25/hr.
The Fed would collect more money, but the price of everything it tried to buy with it would go up proportionally.
Have you figured up how much tax you’re paying? Remember you’re paying tax multiple times on the same income; when you make it, if you invest it, just having things you bought with it, and when you spend it. Not to mention all the “excise” and oddball taxes.
In 1775, George III’s royal taxes on the Colonies was between 1% and 4%, depending on who does the figuring.
So far, the current Feral Government has done almost everything that the colonists were angry at George for. We now have a tyranny far worse than the one we fought a revolutionary war over.
And the Brits have one far worse.
> Machineguns are back on the menu, boys.
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Many people are surprised to learn that much of the opposition for deregulating machine guns comes from gun collectors.
The Fed started charging a “transfer tax” on machine guns in 1934. That was $200, which is the equivalent of $4,700 today. Besides the tax, buyers had to go through a lengthy paperwork process, and eventually submit fingerprints and photographs. They’re also not allowed to cross state lines with them without a Federal permit. And possession of a machine gun not in “the registry” was a felony.
In 1986, the “Gun Owner’s Protection Act” (another misnamed act) closed the registry; no new machine guns can be created (it’s a felony) unless they’re for sale to the government. So when the supply of new machine guns stopped, everything became “collectible.” And some of those collectors have been *very* active in lobbying to protect their investment.
Just because someone is a gun owner doesn’t mean they support the Constitution or gun rights. Some of them are just as much dirtbags as any Democrat gun-grabber.
Almost like the common thread of financializing things makes it lame and gay. Real estate, firearms, pokemon cards; you add an investment angle to it, it gets incredibly gay fast.
It’s how the rich take things from the poor.
They love turning poor people food into “luxury” food.
Fiat money increasing the wealth gap directly creates a Neo-Feudal society where class distinctions aren’t enforced by the government but by money.
You don’t need sumptuary laws if the peasants simply can’t afford nice things.
> Donald Trump told the Daily Mail on Wednesday that he doesn’t want briefings from U.S. intelligence agencies because it could lead to him being accused of leaking classified information.
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That’s a standard Fed tactic. Enough that some computer security guys won’t attend NSA briefings or seminars.
Once you sign the NDA you’re effectively muzzled, even if you acquire the same information from somewhere else.
> RFK Jr. running mate goes scorched earth on Democrats – Will support Trump.
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The Democrats hate Kennedy and Shanahan much worse then DJT. They’re apostates who have turned against the Cause.
Even if they managed to get elected, they’d face the same thing DJT did with the “NeverTrumpers” in the Federal bureaucracy, committed in writing to sabotage their administration any way they could.
K&S are anathema to the Democratic Party now; if they want to remain in politics, their only chance it to switch sides. And they’re probably very aware that DJT was a life-long Democrat until 2015, so he wouldn’t be likely to hold their change of heart against them.
> Labor dispute stops Canadian freight railroads and could cause major economic disruption in US.
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Canada is 4700 miles wide, but effectively only 150 miles high, like a rubber band stretched across the top of North America. 90% of the Canadian population lives within 150 miles of the southern border.
Canada’s highway network isn’t much to brag about; it’s a railroad-oriented economy running east/west. If the railroads stop, Canada is in a world of hurt.
The US imports stuff from Canada, but there’s nothing we get from Canada we don’t already make, mine, or grow ourselves. It’s just a bit cheaper to source some things in Canada, and the beancounters are hired to shave every penny.
Prices in the US might go up a few percent without cheaper Canadian suppliers, but the likehood of “major economic disruption” is basically zero.
TL:DR; “major economic disruption in Canada”, yes. In the USA, not so much.
“SCOTUS ruling on Presidential immunity could sink NY case against Trump.”
This is an all-too-common telltale sign that evil, lawless scumbags are in charge. They violate the law in order to punish Trump. Then the “solution” offered is not to restore rule of law, but to guarantee that in the future, Cabal puppets can never be held accountable for anything they do.
“Don’t you support Trump, anon? Then you should support Presidential immunity!”
The immunity ruling didn’t immunize the President for crimes, it actually made it easier to breach the De Facto immunity all Presidents have been given up until they tried to railroad Trump.
Presidential immunity is now only presumptive for official acts and only absolute for Core Constitutional powers that are not abused in an impeachable offense.
Regarding Presidential Immunity —for the first time in American history— the Supreme Court, solidly relying on a whole bunch of previous cases about related presidential issues, announced a brand-new three-tier immunity test:
Tier 1: Total Immunity for Constitutional Acts. “The President is absolutely immune from criminal prosecution for conduct within his exclusive sphere of constitutional authority.” This blessed tier is only for when a president exercises explicit authority under Article Two of the Constitution. Things like negotiating treaties, issuing pardons, and directing military operations. As you can imagine, this is a small, well-defined tier. [and doesn’t exempt High Crimes and Misdemeanors, taking a bribe to do any of the things covered is not covered]
Tier 2: Presumptive Immunity for Official Acts. The Court declared that “the President must be immune from prosecution for an official act unless the Government can show that applying a criminal prohibition to that act would pose no dangers of intrusion on the authority and functions of the Executive Branch.” In short, if the President acts officially, as President, that act is immune—but a prosecutor can still proceed if they can show criminalizing that type of conduct will not hinder the Presidential office.
Tier Two answers the Democrats’ most deranged temper tantrums. Prosecuting Presidents who order the military to assassinate (i.e. murder) their opponents would not harm the Presidential office, because presidents are not supposed to murder people, and it wouldn’t hinder the Presidential office to criminalize murder. Duh.
Tier 3: No Immunity for Unofficial Acts. “The separation of powers does not bar a prosecution predicated on the President’s unofficial acts. The first step in deciding whether a former President is entitled to immunity from a particular prosecution is to distinguish his official from unofficial actions.” For example, the Court said a President has zero immunity when he acts as the leader of his political party, or when pursuing his personal interests.
Actually, assassinating political rivals would probably fall squarely under Tier 3 — enjoying no immunity at all.
As you can see, this three-tier system neither turns Presidents into kings —not Burger King, impotent King Charles, or Solomon— nor places presidents above the law. Certainly not Trump. The decision only resolved a couple of the worst counts in a single Trump case. As for the surviving counts involved in this particular appeal (Judge Chutkan’s case), the Supremes bounced most of the counts back down to her, to apply the new test and then get back to them.
Clueless, low-information Democrats are wailing that the Judges anointed a Presidential King by creating a three-tier test under which —wait for it— Presidents can be prosecuted for crimes. Democrats are acting like this is a revolutionary improvement of the Presidential position. But that, like nearly everything else partisan Democrats say, is a lie.
What was the rule before the Supreme Court issued its decision? Well, before Trump, no president was ever prosecuted for a crime. Not for droning an Iraqi wedding. Not for illegal wars. Not even for jaywalking or running lawn sprinklers on a Tuesday.
Presidential prosecutions never ever happened.
Don’t miss this: before Trump, presidents obviously enjoyed de facto total immunity. The unspoken rule that everyone followed was that nobody can prosecute the President, or even a former President.
During the period the de facto total immunity rule reigned, the Supreme Court never had to address Presidential immunity. There were no cases; that’s how absolute the immunity was. But now that the Court has crafted a de jure (legal) rubric, Presidents who do illegal things can be prosecuted. They can now be prosecuted much more easily, in fact. Just not for nuisance claims, like the creative, trumped-up claims brought against President Trump, such as for notating his check stubs wrong.
Let’s do a little thought experiment. Evidence shows President Obama was involved in the now-discredited Russia Dossier matter, which was used as a false predicate to spy on the Trump campaign for partisan political purposes. Evidence suggests Obama knew the Dossier was fake, purchased by the Clinton campaign. Yesterday’s new 3-tier test provides a clear procedure for prosecuting Obama for those very serious allegations.
In other words, the High Court incinerated de facto Presidential immunity, and replaced it with a clear de jure prosecutorial process. Former and future Presidents susceptible to more serious crimes than Trump’s are now fair game.
The irony! By bringing all these silly, creative claims against President Trump for keeping a few boxes of “classified documents,” and because his bookkeeper wrote the wrong thing on a check stub, the Supreme Court got an unprecedented opportunity to end forever the silent, implicit protection previously enjoyed by every other previous President. That de facto absolute immunity is gone, never to return.
And now it’s open season on serious crimes committed by Presidents.
If President Trump wins the election, this decision provides exactly the right tool his DOJ needs to prosecute the last twenty years of Presidential malfeasance and abuses of authority. It almost seems like Trump planned it this way. In hindsight, it couldn’t have gone any better for Trump in the big picture. When Trump’s DOJ brings its first charges against Biden and Obama, the media cannot wail about it being “unprecedented.” He’ll just be following the law.
Beyond those long-term benefits for President Trump, the decision also placed a massive granite capstone on out-of-control Presidential authority. All future Presidents, Trump included, must now consider potential criminal liability under the new Trump v. US standard. The new rule will make Presidents much more careful when acting outside their Constitutional authority, like when they mandate vaccine shots or something, just as a random example.
So … it’s not even so much that Trump won. The American People won.
More at: https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/devastating-tuesday-july-2-2024-c
De facto total presidential immunity will return as soon as the next Democrat president is in office: the two, even three, tiered ‘justice’ system will return with a vengeance.
RFK endorses Trump, and I felt a disturbance in the Farce, as if a million Democrat men angrily threw their dildos at the TV screen…
O Mi Lands. That is a good one Redclaw
“More than 70% of Democrat voters…”
… are retarded vegetables.
Image: a Kamala rally
Eeeeeeee. More goodness
Mercenaries: Martin Armstrong weighs in:
Michael Corleone:
I saw a strange thing today. Some rebels were being arrested. One of them pulled the pin on a grenade. He took himself and the captain of the command with him. Now, soldiers are paid to fight; the rebels aren’t.
Hyman Roth:
What does that tell you?
Michael Corleone:
It means they could win.
Good god! I’ve had the week from hell. They’ve been slowly ramping it up, the “Beaming”. I’m running out of safe places to park. The truck stops are out, as are the rest areas. Some of my terminals are no longer safe. I’ve been trying the on and off ramps, but I made the mistake of not recognizing, “Plausible Deniability “. There has always been a tractor there to blame. But last night, in Wisconsin, I got run out off the state by the 5G towers. I was wondering why no trucks were parked on the on and off ramps in Wisconsin. Well, I found out, after 30 minutes of stopping, they start to beam you. You can move out of the range, but 30 minutes later, it starts again. I have been noticing that in all the truck stops now, there one or several trucks that are too loud. It seems to me that they are corralling all the trucks so that they can hit them all at once.
I hate everyone right now. The ones doing the beaming and the ones too stupid to notice. I’ve had my first zit in years, I guess it’s the MoneyPox! They are going to write me up for violating the Hours of Service, because I wouldn’t put up with it, I moved each time. I quit! It’s coming fast now, you’ve been warned. Those cell towers are weapons as I experienced yesterday.
I am sorry. Hang tough, it feels like it is building in response to a climax which it knows it will not survive.
Yes, with all the activity that I have been seeing these last few weeks. Those were my exact sentiments. It feels like they are losing.
Off topic, AC, but I am unable to scroll on any page of your site. Not seeing a sidebar either. Aug. 24, 9:55 AM Eastern time zone.
Strange. Sidebar was down, but that should not affect scrolling. Can you clear your cache? Maybe it got a bad copy of something cached.
In Wisconsin, it is illegal for trucks to park along the on, and off ramps. That’s why you don’t see them doing it.
I am not discounting any beaming you may have been receiving.
Praying for you, Chris.