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The plot to bury the Russian Connection
The New York Times’ deep story details how Bill Barr’s and John Durham’s attempt to stage Stalinist show trials as a cover-up for the actual Russian-Trump connections went…splat. Much of what the story now tells us we suspected — even … Continue reading →
Posted in Crime & Punishment, DOJ, Fascism, Government, Human rights, Law, suits and order, Politics, Propaganda, The Facts of Life, Trumpism, voting and voting rights
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Tagged 'The Big Lift", Berlin Airlift, Bill Barr, democracy, George Seaton, hashish, Hitler, John Durham, LSD, Montgomery Clift, New York Times, Paul Douglas, post-war Berlin, Russia-Trump, Russian interference, Soviet Union, Trump administration, Trump corruption, Tucker Carlson, Weimar Republic
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What were they thinking?
No need to wonder about Trump. He’s a stupid, ignorant man. (You can fill in the long list of his other, uh, attributes, by yourselves.) But the big question I’m now asking, the one that has succeeded the “Why did … Continue reading →
Posted in Corruption, DOJ, Fascism, Government, Jan 6, Judiciary, Law, suits and order, Lawyers, Politics, The Facts of Life, Trumpism
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Tagged Bill Barr, conspiracy, Department of Justice, espionage, google, Lindsey Graham, obstruction of justice, Rudy Giuliani, sedition, treason
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Returning to the rule of law? Yes, but.
As a non-lawyer, I share the rage of my compatriots over what Trump and his lackeys have done to our world. As an idealist, I am pulsing with visions of righteous punishment for Trump and anyone in his rotten administration … Continue reading →
Posted in Fascism, Law, suits and order, Politics, The Facts of Life, Trumpism, voting and voting rights
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Tagged "Celebrity Criminal", Bill Barr, Department of Justice, Old Testament, reality TV, rule of law, Trump criminal behavior
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