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07-10-21 20:13 #3831
Posts: 1044Originally Posted by ScatManDoo [View Original Post]
Not for a couple of broken windows and some people walking peacefully through open doors into a building. The only reason January 6 was "deadly" is that a security officer shot dead the unarmed protester Ashli Babbitt. Nobody else was killed in the entire event.
Babbitt's murder should be publicly investigated, as should the curious case of the dozens of unexplained unindicted co-conspirators. (Why are the feds not charging them? Are they informants or undercover agents? What did the feds know about the plans to enter the Capitol?) But that does not come near the level of a huge public inquiry. The democrats and fake news want that in order to use it as a tool to attack conservative white people who are not on board with the GloboHomo agenda.
P.S. Your final sentence is actually true, but not for the reasons you think.
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07-10-21 20:04 #3830
Posts: 1044Originally Posted by PVMonger [View Original Post]
You have a huge, deep investigation when planes are flown into the WTC and Pentagon, thousands killed and billions of dollars of damage done. You don't have one for one casualty (an unarmed protester) and a couple of broken windows.
It is extremely simple to find out about these unnamed, unindicted co-conspirators. Congress hauls in the top brass of the FBI and asks them.
It may be that the FBI leadership will say under oath that they had no informants and no undercover agents in the tiny splinter groups that planned to trespass in the Capitol, and they had absolutely no idea that it was about to happen. But it may be that they do not. Let's bring them in and find out: that's what Congress is for.
We know that the feds have been rounding up and charging everyone that they could possibly identify, including old grandmas who simply walked into the Capitol through open doors and left after a few minutes. They have even been scouring people's social media and encouraging acquaintances to snitch. This is a full court press by the Deep State to crush absolutely anyone who dared to enter the building.
Yet at the same time, there are dozens of people whose identity they know, and yet whom they have neither charged nor named. Why not? What is the difference between these people and the hundreds of others they have descended upon for walking into the building?
Again, the FBI leadership needs to be brought in and questioned under oath. When the GOP wins back the Congress next year, with a de-RINO'd intake, this will happen and we will get some answers.
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07-10-21 17:33 #3829
Posts: 1680Yep
Originally Posted by PVMonger [View Original Post]
"The first thing to emphasize is that Carlson's theory is based on a report in Revolver News. The site is run by Darren Beattie, who appeared on Carlson's show shortly after the above monologue. If that name sounds familiar, it's because Beattie is a former Trump White House speechwriter who was fired in 2018 over a past appearance on a panel with a white nationalist, Peter Brimelow, at a conference attended by well-known white nationalists.
The second and perhaps most important point is that the basis of Carlson's theory — that the unindicted co-conspirators are either likely or must be government agents — is extremely shaky.
Legal experts say the government literally cannot name an undercover agent as an unindicted co-conspirator.
'There are many reasons why an indictment would reference unindicted co-conspirators, but their status as FBI agents is not one of them,' said Jens David Ohlin, a criminal law professor at Cornell Law School.
Added Lisa Kern Griffin of Duke University Law School: 'Undercover officers and informants can't be 'co-conspirators' for the purposes of establishing an agreement to violate the law, because they are only pretending to agree to do so. . An unindicted co-conspirator has committed the crime of conspiracy, and investigative agents doing their jobs undercover are not committing crimes.'
Among the other possible reasons someone might be listed as an unindicted co-conspirator:
The government doesn't know who they are.
The government doesn't have sufficient evidence to indict them and wants to avoid impugning their reputations or compromising ongoing investigations.
They have secured leniency from the government for cooperation with investigations into others.
While all of these are plausible, that last one seems like a distinct possibility. We already know that a founding member of the Oath Keepers, Jon Ryan Schaffer, has agreed to cooperate. "
https://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...ing-fbi-jan-6/
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07-10-21 15:42 #3828
Posts: 1604Let's say you're right
Originally Posted by ChrisP [View Original Post]
But let's say you're right about these "unindicted co-conspirators". Why would the QOP, virtually to a member, vote against a commission? Wouldn't they want all this to come to light? Of course they would! So voting against bringing these "atrocities" into view was, in essence, voting against their own self-interests. And sine, according to you, the QOP are the smartest MFs around, this doesn't make sense.
As to why you're wrong, well, the primary reason is a complete and utter misunderstanding of what constitutes an "unindicted co-conspirator". Fux "News" and Tucker "You an idiot if you believe anything I say" Carlson first proposed this lunacy. The only people who believe it are trumpers and trump's clown-show legal team.
https://thedispatch.com/p/the-new-january-6-scapegoats
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...ot/7753276002/
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/18/t...itol-riot.html
https://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...ing-fbi-jan-6/
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07-10-21 07:38 #3827
Posts: 2344Originally Posted by ChrisP [View Original Post]Originally Posted by ChrisP [View Original Post]
The nine Chicken-Shit republicans that hid instead of voting were:
Republican Sen. Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee.
Republican Sen. Roy Blunt of Missouri.
Republican Sen. Mike Braun of Indiana.
Republican Sen. Richard Burr of North Carolina.
Republican Sen. Jim Inhofe of Oklahoma.
Democratic Sen. Patty Murray of Washington.
Republican Sen. Mike Rounds of South Dakota.
Republican Sen. James Risch of Idaho.
Republican Sen. Richard Shelby of Alabama.
Democratic Sen. Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona.
Republican Sen. Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania.
The Chicken-Shit republican party has failed you, Chris P.
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07-10-21 06:34 #3826
Posts: 287Originally Posted by ChrisP [View Original Post]
Sooo funny. Soon they will have Civil war in this great country.
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07-10-21 04:24 #3825
Posts: 5436The historical record and data deny it, not "dems"
Originally Posted by Canada [View Original Post]
Whether Trump's takes 1st or 2nd place, Reagan's Crash and Recession will fall to 4th place as the worst Crash and Recession of the past 100 years. So there's something you can be proud of as a Democratic Party hater and Republican Party supporter.
I submit that all the BLM, "antifa", race-riot, illegal immigrant, Traitor Trump Insurrection and big city gun violence for the past century combined have not produced nearly as much economic damage, destruction and deaths in the USA as the policies and agenda of the Republicans elected to high political office by the likes of Barney, Aunt Bee, Goober, Earnest T and, well, you in quiet little hamlets like Hooterville and Pixley.
Yes, Reagan's war whoop against America with his favorite message that this government of, by and for the American people is "the problem, not the solution" was one giant step toward Trump's violent anti-America insurrection mob attack on American democracy. So, you're right, there was definitely a kinship between Reagan and Trump in terms of "patriotism" to some country somewhere. But apparently not for America.
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07-10-21 02:43 #3824
Posts: 1044Originally Posted by Canada [View Original Post]
For over 40 years from 1924, America effectively had zero immigration. Even after the great betrayal of the 1965 LBJ / Chappaquidick Ted Immigration Bill, the effects were not seen for at least a couple of decades.
Obviously, the country didn't achieve anything of note between the 1920's and 1980's, and we desperately needed third world illegals to turn America into a superpower. (Obvious mockery, but it wouldn't surprise me to learn that's actually what woke teaching unions are brainwashing kids with these days, alongside the "evil whitey" crap).
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07-10-21 01:11 #3823
Posts: 1044Originally Posted by Canada [View Original Post]
For over 40 years from 1924, America effectively had zero immigration. Even after the great betrayal of the 1965 LBJ / Chappaquidick Ted Immigration Bill, the effects were not seen for at least a couple of decades.
Obviously, the country didn't achieve anything of note between the 1920's and 1980's, and we desperately needed third world illegals to turn America into a superpower. (Obvious mockery, but it wouldn't surprise me to learn that's actually what woke teaching unions are brainwashing kids with these days, alongside the "evil whitey" crap).
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07-10-21 01:05 #3822
Posts: 1044Originally Posted by PVMonger [View Original Post]
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07-10-21 00:56 #3821
Posts: 1044Originally Posted by Villainy [View Original Post]
Police defunded and terrified to arrest non-white criminals; citizens disarmed in the face of antifa and BLM mobs setting fire to their property; a fraudulently installed VP (soon to be POTUS as Biden's dementia worsens daily) cheering it on alongside other anti-white ideologues like the openly white-hating Kristen Clarke, head of the DoJ "Civil Rights" division. The future they want for heritage Americans is dark, if they even intend for us to have one.
As to your point about Little Italy, as I replied earlier, how many Italian-Americans today speak Italian? How many Polish-Americans speak Polish? None. They have entirely integrated. Italian and Polish areas don't even exist any more.
On the contrary, how many Guatemalans still speak Spanish better than English (if they speak English at all)? How many Somalis still speak Arabic better than English while organising their welfare scams in Minnesota? They still live in their tightly sealed ethnic enclaves, full of various forms of crime and hostile to white people, just like the third world immigrants in places like Sweden and Belgium.
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07-10-21 00:08 #3820
Posts: 650Reading is Fundamental
Originally Posted by Canada [View Original Post]
No the ethnic enclaves in New York didn't arrive in the US illegally. We had open borders then. As long as an immigrant passed a very superficial health examination they were allowed in the US. Most of those immigrants entered through Ellis Island (which is next to Liberty Island) in New York harbor.
The point (if you had bothered to read) was that not all immigrants assimilated the new language by the second generation. My point was that many (in fact I would dare say a majority) of 2nd generation immigrants were bilingual. Why? They spoke their parents native language in the home and English in schools and the workplace. It wouldn't be until the 3rd and 4th generations before the grandchildren and great grandchildren of immigrants would lose their family language and become completely "assimilated".
Since you really enjoy emersing yourself in these arguments, it would really help if you actually read what was being discussed before sticking your big goose into the discussion. Eh?
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07-09-21 21:38 #3819
Posts: 686NSA is monitoring you.
Chrispy, like Tuckkker Kkkarlson has many questions, but no answers or smoking gun. "Why is that" Tuckkker would muse. Getting the last word important to him and Kkkanada. Deep State is watching all of us, as Snowden proved. They have a habit of setting fire to their adversaries. Oops, Waco, Move In Philadelphia, Robert Mathews (The Order) on Whidbey Island, Washington
Last edited by Beijing4987; 07-09-21 at 21:44. Reason: Addition
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07-09-21 21:34 #3818
Posts: 1604You prove it
Originally Posted by ChrisP [View Original Post]
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07-09-21 20:16 #3817
Posts: 1044Originally Posted by PVMonger [View Original Post]