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A defense lawyer who could next be working for Trump
It’s his argument in support of his defendant client, as reported by Harper’s Weekly review: In France, the trial began for 18 people accused of participating in a horsemeat scam. “Even if I admit it can’t be pleasant to learn … Continue reading
Posted in Animal news, Law, suits and order, Lawyers
Tagged abattoir, defense lawyers, horsemeat, horsemeat scam, Trump
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Why is Texas’s attorney general working for Elon Musk but not for Uvalde?
It’s Texas. It’s always Texas. From Harper’s Weekly Review: The Texas Department of Safety asked the state’s Office of the Attorney General, which is currently investigating whether bot accounts have artificially inflated the value of Twitter*, to block the release … Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, Corruption, Guns in the U.S. of A., Law, suits and order, Lawyers, Politics, The Facts of Life
Tagged capitalism, Elon Musk, Ken Paxton, Texas AG, Twitter bots, Ulvade Texas
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Why are likely Jan 6 defendants so nonchalant about going to prison?
I’ve spent some time thinking about this. Among some quick and easy answers: They don’t fully understand what they’re facing, because… They are appallingly ignorant about our history, our laws, our prosecutorial agencies such as the DOJ, and our conventions. … Continue reading
Posted in Fascism, Government, Judiciary, Law, suits and order, Politics, The Facts of Life, Trumpism
Tagged Bolsheviks, Cheka, Jan 6 insurrectionists, Lenin, MAGA, Okhrana, Steve Bannon, Trotsky, Trump, Tsar Nicholas II
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