How many times do they have to tell you they’re unaccountable until you believe it?

"Evenhanded application of the law" my ass. If that was the case, Hillary, Hunter, and Joe, and the lot would be rotting in prison.

I want to see the affidavit in its entirety, not just the warrant itself. I'd like to see the near-facts they used as probable cause for the Warrant. Otherwise, we have the bread of that sandwich without the ham.

Note to self: Not going to happen.

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Originally posted by 2PAK:
I want to see the affidavit in its entirety, not just the warrant itself. I'd like to see the near-facts they used as probable cause for the Warrant. Otherwise, we have the bread of that sandwich without the ham.

Note to self: Not going to happen.

I'll take "Things that'll never happen", for $1000 please Alex.

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Originally posted by mutedblade:

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Originally posted by 2PAK:
I want to see the affidavit in its entirety, not just the warrant itself. I'd like to see the near-facts they used as probable cause for the Warrant. Otherwise, we have the bread of that sandwich without the ham.

Note to self: Not going to happen.

I'll take "Things that'll never happen", for $1000 please Alex.

Alex Trebek: And it’s the daily double!

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Originally posted by Black92LX:
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I presume you did not copy and past because that website is full of nothing but click bait and annoying pictures and crap advertisements. And it would take you 3 and a half days to copy and paste the actual article.

I am not sure I have ever been able to read more than one paragraph from the pundit because of their layout.

I have Ad Blocker installed in my browser and was able to read it easily in just a few minutes. Maybe download that and try again?

The press conference amounted to: “Look Maw, I’m awn Tee Vee!”

Seemed more like “fuck you” you freaking plebes.

Mollie Hemingway:

Kind of crazy to think that Merrick Garland may have posed less of a threat to the republic as a Supreme Court justice than as an incompetent, vindictive, corrupt AG.

Link

Not sure how to vent, but I am pissed. Thank God for SigForum. I'll let it ride for a day or two.

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Originally posted by Bytes:
Not sure how to vent, but I am pissed. Thank God for SigForum. I'll let it ride for a day or two.

My solution has been to purchase as much ammo, precious metals, and home security devices as I can swing with available cash.

Are there any photos or videos of the FBI at Mar-A-Lago?

Can't find any, and I'm curious: were they dressed in business suits, ties and white shirts, or did they re- Roger Stone the place in full battle-rattle with plates, helmets, rifles, etc.?

FBI's Mar-a-Lago Raid Presents a Time for Choosing: The Regime, or America | Opinion

https://www.newsweek.com/fbis-...rica-opinion-1731983

It wasn't enough for The Regime to concoct claims of treasonous Russian collusion to spy on his campaign, and then use the subsequent "investigations" to divert and destabilize his administration while covering up its misdeeds.

It wasn't enough for The Regime to execute two farcical impeachments and sabotage his every act in open insubordination and contempt—effectively forestalling a peaceful transfer of power, and depriving Americans of a full four years from which we would have all more richly benefited.

It wasn't enough for The Regime to do everything in its power to "fortify" the 2020 election against him, just as it wouldn't be enough for The Regime to disqualify him from the 2024 ballot—in defense of "democracy," of course—under the fraudulent pretext of an "insurrection."

The Regime wants President Donald J. Trump arrested, shackled, and left to rot in prison.

It is vengeful, rabid, and out for blood.

Monday's raid of Mar-a-Lago by the FBI—the latest in a string of third-world acts by an agency that considers itself so untouchable that its leader apparently deemed it acceptable to cut short a Senate oversight hearing days before the raid to jet off to a mountain retreat—is the first in a series of events poised to culminate in the attempted prosecution of Trump.

The specific legal grounds for the raid, like the grounds for the coming indictment, are really beside the point.

Trump's crime was, and always has been, that he threatened The Regime's power and privilege—in so doing, representing tens of millions of Americans who The Regime considers an impediment to its total control, and who it holds in utter contempt.

That's all the "predication" The Regime needed to pursue him from the day he emerged in Trump Tower to declare himself an unprecedented political force, and, since, treat all manner of like-minded Wrongthinkers the same.

The pretense of the rule of law is gone, and to delude oneself into thinking otherwise after the two-tier, Soviet standard of justice we have seen applied again and again over the last six years would be dangerous folly.

Having suffered what it perceived to be a near-death experience in the election of Donald Trump, The Regime must now show that anyone and everyone from the lowliest of non-violent January 6-ers held in pretrial detention to Trump himself can, and will, be crushed if they dare to not submit.

Those celebrating the Mar-a-Lago raid are condoning the very authoritarian behavior they claim to decry.

They are cheering on the transformation of America into something beneath a banana republic, into something even more demoralizing and devastating: the greatest nation in the history of mankind being reduced to a decaying and decadent dictatorship of the Woketariat.

We find ourselves in a dire circumstance in which our every critical institution is being, or has been turned, against itself, and trained on the very public it was supposed to serve.

The raid of the estate of a president by a lawless security apparatus on behalf of his successor represents the crossing of a civilizational Rubicon.

This is a time for choosing far starker and more precarious than the last time the phrase was used, because we have for so long chosen wrong.

Today, the choice is this: You either stand with our totalitarian regime, or you stand with the Americans it seeks to bring to heel.

Those who are silent will be complicit in the horrors to which our nation will be subjected.

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Originally posted by RichardC:
Are there any photos or videos of the FBI at Mar-A-Lago?

Can't find any, and I'm curious: were they dressed in business suits, ties and white shirts, or did they re- Roger Stone the place in full battle-rattle with plates, helmets, rifles, etc.?

They were decked out and armed to the teeth.

I ain't from Missouri, but ..

Show me!

I'm surprised they allowed that opinion piece in Newsweek.

You know, it's possible I'm mistaken. I wonder if the pics I saw of armed agents with rifles were actually Secret Service agents. I can't be certain.

^^^ Would they be there even though President Trump wasn't? Maybe it's permanent duty regardless.

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Originally posted by Jimbo54:
I don't really have anything to add to the conversation that hasn't already been said, but last evening I got together with a couple of friends, one of which is an understated semi-liberal. Typically we try to avoid politics and keep the conversations about guy stuff like guns, motorcycles, sports and women, etc. Well, the subject about the raid came up and I made the comment that Obamas mansion should be invaded by the FBI as well to balance the public perception and our liberal friend went nuts said that it was blasphemous to suggest such a thing. Another friend then brought the hypocrisy up of the left and that was enough for him and he left in a huff. That underscores the problem this country has regarding the polarization that exists. Very disappointing.

Jim

It really is disappointing. I am on LinkedIn as it is/was/should be a professional networking site. People have begun to post on it like it is Facebook, which irritates me. Anyway today I saw a pro-Trump post and the comments were in the thousands. It was sad to see professional people with their real names, job titles, and companies they work for posting very hateful things agains those who opposed their view. It was both sides of the isle doing it. I only post professional things on there and will never comment on something like that. If I posted a hateful comment and our chief saw it, I would be out of a job I am sure.

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Originally posted by StorminNormin:

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Originally posted by Jimbo54:
I don't really have anything to add to the conversation that hasn't already been said, but last evening I got together with a couple of friends, one of which is an understated semi-liberal. Typically we try to avoid politics and keep the conversations about guy stuff like guns, motorcycles, sports and women, etc. Well, the subject about the raid came up and I made the comment that Obamas mansion should be invaded by the FBI as well to balance the public perception and our liberal friend went nuts said that it was blasphemous to suggest such a thing. Another friend then brought the hypocrisy up of the left and that was enough for him and he left in a huff. That underscores the problem this country has regarding the polarization that exists. Very disappointing.

Jim

It really is disappointing. I am on LinkedIn as it is/was/should be a professional networking site. People have begun to post on it like it is Facebook, which irritates me. Anyway today I saw a pro-Trump post and the comments were in the thousands. It was sad to see professional people with their real names, job titles, and companies they work for posting very hateful things agains those who opposed their view. It was both sides of the isle doing it. I only post professional things on there and will never comment on something like that. If I posted a hateful comment and our chief saw it, I would be out of a job I am sure.

LinkedIn sucks.