Now do.....CROWDSTRIKEMajik » 22 Jul 2024, 10:02 am » wrote: ↑ A federal judge is to be dropped because she disagrees with Chuck Schumer?But if Judge Cannon is to be taken off the Trump case and reassigned because Schumer disagrees with her verdict—one which will be reexamined by various appellate judiciaries—what should we think of Schumer’s own record of judicial “activism”?After all, in March 2020, at the head of a wild pro-abortion crowd at the doors of the Supreme Court, Senator Schumer all but threatened two Supreme Court justices by name:“I want to tell you, Gorsuch, I want to tell you, Kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind, and you will pay the price. You won’t know what hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions.”“Hit you?”In what sense, Senator Schumer?
His threats were later absorbed by the left as criticism against the right-wing drift of the Bush-Trump court.And presto, by 2022-2023 mobs were appearing outside the private residences of Justices Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, and Thomas—with complete impunity.Apparently, a vindictive Attorney General, Merrick Garland (a former Supreme Court failed nominee), saw nothing wrong with such intimidation—although it is arguably a felony to parade or picket a Supreme Court Justice’s environs with the intent to influence impending rulings.
Certainly, the purpose of these pro-abortion protestors picketing justices’ homes was precisely the same as Schumer’s own earlier intimidation—to make the justices, and now their families as well, aware that there would be a “whirlwind” to follow their decisions.Donald Trump was impeached for “inciting” a violent protest by instructing his supporters to “peacefully and patriotically” demonstrate at the Capitol, which was followed by a riot. Schumer was praised for threatening justices by name.It was perhaps no surprise that in such a climate, Nicholas Roske was later indicted on charges of attempted murder after he was arrested near Justice Kavanaugh’s home—armed and apparently on a mission to assassinate the justice, at least until he had second thoughts.
For some nine years, we have been bombarded with hysterical warnings that Donald Trump is a Hitlerian figure who is a fascist who would destroy democracy to justify calls for extremist action. Yet in his four years, he certainly did not weaponize the government against his enemies in the same fashion as in past administrations. Lois Lerner, James Comey, Andrew McCabe, John Brennan, James Clapper, and a host of others either lied under oath, feigned amnesia under oath, or took the Fifth Amendment any time scrutiny arose over their politicized and extra-legal behavior.Substitute the name Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton for Trump during any of the last decade’s rhetorical and administrative venom, and we can only imagine what would have happened to the perpetrators.So, can we at last cease the tiresome charge of Trump the fascist since it has not only been proven false but has revealed far more about the authoritarian and conspiratorial nature of the accusers than their target?
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Clap is a **** moronMajik » 22 Jul 2024, 10:02 am » wrote: ↑ A federal judge is to be dropped because she disagrees with Chuck Schumer?But if Judge Cannon is to be taken off the Trump case and reassigned because Schumer disagrees with her verdict—one which will be reexamined by various appellate judiciaries—what should we think of Schumer’s own record of judicial “activism”?After all, in March 2020, at the head of a wild pro-abortion crowd at the doors of the Supreme Court, Senator Schumer all but threatened two Supreme Court justices by name:“I want to tell you, Gorsuch, I want to tell you, Kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind, and you will pay the price. You won’t know what hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions.”“Hit you?”In what sense, Senator Schumer?
His threats were later absorbed by the left as criticism against the right-wing drift of the Bush-Trump court.And presto, by 2022-2023 mobs were appearing outside the private residences of Justices Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, and Thomas—with complete impunity.Apparently, a vindictive Attorney General, Merrick Garland (a former Supreme Court failed nominee), saw nothing wrong with such intimidation—although it is arguably a felony to parade or picket a Supreme Court Justice’s environs with the intent to influence impending rulings.
Certainly, the purpose of these pro-abortion protestors picketing justices’ homes was precisely the same as Schumer’s own earlier intimidation—to make the justices, and now their families as well, aware that there would be a “whirlwind” to follow their decisions.Donald Trump was impeached for “inciting” a violent protest by instructing his supporters to “peacefully and patriotically” demonstrate at the Capitol, which was followed by a riot. Schumer was praised for threatening justices by name.It was perhaps no surprise that in such a climate, Nicholas Roske was later indicted on charges of attempted murder after he was arrested near Justice Kavanaugh’s home—armed and apparently on a mission to assassinate the justice, at least until he had second thoughts.
For some nine years, we have been bombarded with hysterical warnings that Donald Trump is a Hitlerian figure who is a fascist who would destroy democracy to justify calls for extremist action. Yet in his four years, he certainly did not weaponize the government against his enemies in the same fashion as in past administrations. Lois Lerner, James Comey, Andrew McCabe, John Brennan, James Clapper, and a host of others either lied under oath, feigned amnesia under oath, or took the Fifth Amendment any time scrutiny arose over their politicized and extra-legal behavior.Substitute the name Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton for Trump during any of the last decade’s rhetorical and administrative venom, and we can only imagine what would have happened to the perpetrators.So, can we at last cease the tiresome charge of Trump the fascist since it has not only been proven false but has revealed far more about the authoritarian and conspiratorial nature of the accusers than their target?
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You are the moronic brainwashed tool that still believes all the lies your party has propagated for 8 years ......Blackvegetable » 22 Jul 2024, 10:32 am » wrote: ↑ Clap is a **** moron
This is the second time Aileen has chosen to improvise. Her biases are transparent.
You mean Vangaurd/Crowdstrike ....
Yup...Hillary's 'server'/laptop issues.Majik » 22 Jul 2024, 10:49 am » wrote: ↑ You mean Vangaurd/Crowdstrike ....
Vangaurd owns controlling interest in Crowdstrike .
And Crowdstrike just flexed their mighty muscles by initiating the largest IT outage the world has ever witnessed .....on purpose to send a message to all of its global customers including governments to get in line or we will ruin you ....
Not too mention their roll in the Russian collusion hoax ......
There sure is .....Sumela » 22 Jul 2024, 10:57 am » wrote: ↑ Yup...Hillary's 'server'/laptop issues.
The FBIs role with CrowdStrike in protecting Hillary's 'server'/laptop.
A Ukrainian company funded by the CIA and partly owned by BlackRock.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>There is a lot of 'THERE'....THERE
YES!!Majik » 22 Jul 2024, 11:10 am » wrote: ↑ There sure is .....
ànd Crowdstrike didn't become the second largest cybersecurity firm in the world until this hoax which they
had a hand in perpetuating......
CrowdStrike’s work with the Democratic National Committee: Setting the record straight
https://www.crowdstrike.com/blog/bears- ... committee/