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30 minutes ago, customboss said:

As we all watch and discuss HONESTY the most powerful guy in world is purging the FBI and DOJ. Without due process every federal employee is given. Guess what the purge targets have in common? Being assigned to investigate his many missteps. Now that he’s king he purging. None of the lawyers or FBI agents had a choice in their assignments. I’m betting many supported or support him. 
Im not against cleaning up governance but do it with HONESTY aligned with constitution. 
Civil Service law is under constitution by law. 


 

I only know the inner workers and in depth details of two cases to the point I could likely write an essay on each one and get all parties to agree, j6 and the ny fraud trial. I say this with zero bias.


-NY fraud trial was democrats unjustly hunting him

-J6 was almost entirely trumps fault, to the point that I completely agree with the non-violent j6 pardons because I put all the blame on trump.

 

My point is that the NY fraud trial was definitive proof to me that democrats really are hunting him and trying to bring him down any way possible to the point where the people involved should be removed from their position. (Despite the fact that I think what trump did on J6 is unforgivable)

 

Everybody that abused their power to bring trump down needs to go (again, I only know for sure in regards to the NY fraud case) Trump is guilty of the exact same thing, but trump is an elected official, meaning removing him from office is merely removing the choice from the people.

 

 

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Posted
1 hour ago, customboss said:

As we all watch and discuss HONESTY the most powerful guy in world is purging the FBI and DOJ. Without due process every federal employee is given. Guess what the purge targets have in common? Being assigned to investigate his many missteps. Now that he’s king he purging. None of the lawyers or FBI agents had a choice in their assignments. I’m betting many supported or support him. 
Im not against cleaning up governance but do it with HONESTY aligned with constitution. 
Civil Service law is under constitution by law. 


 

Everyone has their opinion, such as it is. Revenge is sweet. He’s due his. Such as it is. 

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Posted
25 minutes ago, truckguy82 said:

NY fraud trial was democrats unjustly hunting him

True and agreed. However politics aside he broke NY law by a jury of his peers. 

 

26 minutes ago, truckguy82 said:

-J6 was almost entirely trumps fault, to the point that I completely agree with the non-violent j6 pardons because I put all the blame on trump.

Totally agree. Proviso being that obstructing  a session of Congress to approve electoral college vote is a federal felony. Even worse doing it for the exact reason of changing the outcome “Alternative ELECTORS”. Ignorance of law is no excuse. 
 

YOU MENTION A KEY POINT TRUMP

IS OUR DUELY ELECTED PRESIDENT. I FOR ONE GIVE HIM RESPECT THE OFFICE AFFORDS. HIS PEROGATIVE TO DO ANYTHING HE CHOOSES UNDER CONSTITUTION. 
 


 

Posted
1 minute ago, KARNUT said:

Everyone has their opinion, such as it is. Revenge is sweet. He’s due his. Such as it is. 

I agree with you and voters spoke as long as it’s lawful constitutional. 

Posted
34 minutes ago, truckguy82 said:

I only know the inner workers and in depth details of two cases to the point I could likely write an essay on each one and get all parties to agree, j6 and the ny fraud trial. I say this with zero bias.


-NY fraud trial was democrats unjustly hunting him

-J6 was almost entirely trumps fault, to the point that I completely agree with the non-violent j6 pardons because I put all the blame on trump.

 

My point is that the NY fraud trial was definitive proof to me that democrats really are hunting him and trying to bring him down any way possible to the point where the people involved should be removed from their position. (Despite the fact that I think what trump did on J6 is unforgivable)

 

Everybody that abused their power to bring trump down needs to go (again, I only know for sure in regards to the NY fraud case) Trump is guilty of the exact same thing, but trump is an elected official, meaning removing him from office is merely removing the choice from the people.

 

 

He offered the national guard. It was turned down by Nancy. She admitted as much while being taped by her daughter. The tape was made public.

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Posted
3 minutes ago, KARNUT said:

He offered the national guard. It was turned down by Nancy. She admitted as much while being taped by her daughter. The tape was made public.

That’s a lie repeated for those who don’t read enough facts. 

“Republicans have spent the last three years attempting to portray Pelosi as singularly responsible for the security breakdown, despite shared responsibility among congressional leaders and evidence that they relied on the assessments of police and security officials. The new footage does not bolster GOP claims of Pelosi being at fault. Instead, it largely aligns with and adds depth to previous snippets of Alexandra Pelosi’s footage released by the Jan. 6 select committee and in an HBO documentary that was released in 2022.“

https://www.politico.com/news/2024/06/09/chaos-anger-congressional-leaders-jan-6-evacuation-00162424

Posted
4 minutes ago, customboss said:

That’s a lie repeated for those who don’t read enough facts. 

“Republicans have spent the last three years attempting to portray Pelosi as singularly responsible for the security breakdown, despite shared responsibility among congressional leaders and evidence that they relied on the assessments of police and security officials. The new footage does not bolster GOP claims of Pelosi being at fault. Instead, it largely aligns with and adds depth to previous snippets of Alexandra Pelosi’s footage released by the Jan. 6 select committee and in an HBO documentary that was released in 2022.“

https://www.politico.com/news/2024/06/09/chaos-anger-congressional-leaders-jan-6-evacuation-00162424

All of the mitigating documents from the January 6 committee have been destroyed, unlawfully. Leading to pardons by the last administration before any indictments, trial or convictions. Now when they get called to testify they can’t plead the fifth. I can’t wait. 

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Posted
20 minutes ago, KARNUT said:

All of the mitigating documents from the January 6 committee have been destroyed, unlawfully. Leading to pardons by the last administration before any indictments, trial or convictions. Now when they get called to testify they can’t plead the fifth. I can’t wait. 

I’m understanding all the docs were sent to DOJ and properly archived with and under Jack Smiths investigation. The current administration has full access to those. Am I wrong? 

Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, KARNUT said:

He offered the national guard. It was turned down by Nancy. She admitted as much while being taped by her daughter. The tape was made public.

It’s not even about those minor details.

 

I put the blame on trump almost entirely because of his speech. I read the entire speech multiple times and listened to lengthy phone call recordings

 

The president of the united states gave an hour long speech with definitive details about how each state created fraudulent votes. I do not blame his supporters for storming the capital after that speech. Our commander and chief told them all that the fundamental backbone of democracy was violated in the worst way. I don’t blame them for believing his words. If you believe his words, and the election was really fraudulent, then I don’t blame you for being an upstanding citizen and trying to stop the final stage of the next president being illegally put into office (with the exception of those that hurt people)

 

Unfortunately it was all proven to be lies. Trump was told it was BS. He completely lied to people. It is literally shocking when you dive into the details and compare it to what he said in that speech.

 

Speech analysis from professionals indicates that he really believed there was fraud, even though his inner circle told him there wasn’t. The only thing that makes sense in the end, is that trump actually convinced himself that the fraud was real, and he is batshit crazy.

 

 

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Posted
21 minutes ago, customboss said:

I’m understanding all the docs were sent to DOJ and properly archived with and under Jack Smiths investigation. The current administration has full access to those. Am I wrong? 

I’ve heard and read they’re gone. There’s supposedly mitigating info that’s gone. The committee was definitely slanted. It’s obvious it was one sided. Otherwise why the preemptive pardons? I’m going to leave it here before we get cut off.

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Posted
5 minutes ago, truckguy82 said:

It’s not even about those minor details.

 

I put the blame on trump almost entirely because of his speech. I read the entire speech multiple times and listened to lengthy phone call recordings

 

The president of the united states gave an hour long speech with definitive details about how each state created fraudulent votes. I do not blame his supporters for storming the capital after that speech. Our commander and chief told them all that the fundamental backbone of democracy was violated in the worst way. I don’t blame them for believing his words. If you believe his words, and the election was really fraudulent, then I don’t blame you for being an upstanding citizen and trying to stop the final stage of the next president being illegally put into office.

 

Unfortunately it was all proven to be lies. Trump was told it was BS. He completely lied to people. It is literally shocking when you dive into the details and compare it to what he said in that speech.

 

Speech analysis from professionals indicates that he really believed there was fraud, even though his inner circle told him there wasn’t. The only thing that makes sense in the end, is that trump actually convinced himself that the fraud was real, and he is batshit crazy.

 

 

WORD. 

Posted
6 minutes ago, truckguy82 said:

It’s not even about those minor details.

 

I put the blame on trump almost entirely because of his speech. I read the entire speech multiple times and listened to lengthy phone call recordings

 

The president of the united states gave an hour long speech with definitive details about how each state created fraudulent votes. I do not blame his supporters for storming the capital after that speech. Our commander and chief told them all that the fundamental backbone of democracy was violated in the worst way. I don’t blame them for believing his words. If you believe his words, and the election was really fraudulent, then I don’t blame you for being an upstanding citizen and trying to stop the final stage of the next president being illegally put into office (with the exception of those that hurt people)

 

Unfortunately it was all proven to be lies. Trump was told it was BS. He completely lied to people. It is literally shocking when you dive into the details and compare it to what he said in that speech.

 

Speech analysis from professionals indicates that he really believed there was fraud, even though his inner circle told him there wasn’t. The only thing that makes sense in the end, is that trump actually convinced himself that the fraud was real, and he is batshit crazy.

 

 

They’re not many people who could have handled what has come his way in the last 10 years. Just in the last few days Jeffies has called for fighting Trump policy’s in the streets. He gets a pass. Trump says peacefully protest. They say he caused a riot. It’s just so slanted.

Posted
1 hour ago, customboss said:

However politics aside he broke NY law by a jury of his peers. 

 

It should have never made it to civil court. The people are not equipped to make that decision and that is why the SEC exists. The SEC would have never gone after him.

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BTW this has become a good discussion. Whether you agree with current situation or not. 
Peckish synapse discussion is helpful. We all want what’s best for our families and country. TY Marty 

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Posted (edited)
On 1/30/2025 at 7:21 PM, Grumpy Bear said:

How outrageous does a lie have to be before your backers puke...

 

".....50 MILLION dollars spent on condoms for Hamas." 

 

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I have to point out, that the speaker did not say $50m was spent on condoms. They said it was going to be spent.

 

Probably still not true though.

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