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https://minnesota.cbslocal.com/2019...n-brutal-downtown-minneapolis-robberies/

For those that may have missed it the first time...


https://www.theepochtimes.com/witho...-be-trust-in-our-government_3083443.html



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Here's an excerpt from XV's post above.

" If the big plan of President Donald Trump and Barr here is to fully expose what the Spygate plotters did, but then let them all walk away without any consequences—as some people are claiming—then they are planning to undermine the government they’ve been entrusted with safekeeping. It would be a stunning dereliction of duty.

Nobody would know better than Trump what it would mean to let all the criminals who tried to sabotage him just walk away. Endless bluster about restoring the rule of law and faith in the institutions of the U.S. federal government would be demonstrated to be nothing but hot air.

And yet, I see comments from many people who are convinced that’s exactly what is about to happen. They believe Trump will complain, but in the end, he’ll stand by and watch his carefully selected attorney general let them all go.

That betrays a stunning lack of faith in this president and the handpicked people he’s placed in charge of these federal agencies.

One promise Trump has repeated many times over the past year is that this kind of scandal can never be allowed to happen again.

Some people have talked themselves into believing that after Trump had months to carefully examine different candidates for the attorney general position following the departure of Jeff Sessions, he somehow ended up making a huge mistake by selecting Barr.

Time and again, the narrative goes, Trump is talked into picking the wrong people for the most crucial jobs. A whole new round of this kind of talk just started up again with former national security advisor John Bolton’s recent departure from the White House.

Trump critics point to how many times people have been shuffled in and out of top jobs in the Trump administration during its 2 1/2-year tenure.

Well, how’s the Trump agenda looking so far, both domestically and overseas? Does all this revolving door stuff at the White House translate into a world in chaos? I don’t think it does. I think Trump keeps shuffling people around to avoid complacency and because he’s project-oriented. Trump doesn’t have the usual Washington mindset that once you appoint someone to a position, it’s theirs until he leaves office.

There are plenty of people willing to sell the narrative that Trump has no idea what he’s doing, and he’s being constantly bamboozled by bad advisers and then he’s forced into ham-handed personnel changes on the fly, when he’s not impotently railing on his Twitter account that nobody working for him will do what he wants.

At this point, almost three years into his first term, you either trust that the president knows what he’s doing or you don’t."

Sound like anyone we know?

>>> Sound like anyone we know? <<<

All the while pretending he's pro Trump..
The devious lil' shiit that he is..
Not that it really matters..
We know how this ends..

Still with the Q bullcrap? Wow.

It is long passed time the traitors should have been indicted, seen a grand jury, or jail. We need the traitors to be prosecuted, tried, and sentenced or there is no rule of law in this country. Talking about it is not getting the job done.

2021 Mar 20 Spring

LOL..................Love this...............

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1dctM9KbnY&feature=youtu.be

And more of the comedy hour.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbHeSGjA-rQ

Facebook, Twitter and Google reps testify before Senate panel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2WlzUCz6b0&feature=push-lbss&attr_tag=ap1daJymzAZZ6-jE%3A6

We need to see the big names go down hard not just the players.