So not only has it been nearly two years for the Congressional Jan 6th committee, but it has also been nearly two years now for actual law enforcement. Are we seriously suggesting that our law enforcement needs Pelosi and Cheney to tell them what to do with a case that they should have been investigating o n their own for 23 1/2 months?
Yoel Roth, the then-Twitter Head of Trust and Safety, said he was informed by people in the intelligence community to “expect” attacks on individuals linked to political campaigns. Roth also swore there were rumors “that a hack-and-leak operation would involve Hunter Biden.” These warnings supposedly came right from the FBI. Roth’s testimony would conflict with that of SSA Chan, who said, to his knowledge, nobody provided warnings on the Hunter Biden materials.
Then we have one of the more remarkable pieces of information to be released from the Twitter: confirmation that Twitter was paid nearly $3.5 million for assisting the FBI with its processing requests.
https://technofog.substack.com/p/more-twitter-files-intelligence-community
Great Video .. one of a kind
American Firebrand on Twitter: "Mike Leach responds to blowback over his support for Trump: “Do we really live in a country where you can’t freely support whoever you want? I’m certainly not going to hide from my opinion and I shouldn’t be asked to.” RIP 🇺🇸 https://t.co/EH0WPW8Odg" / Twitter
Scott Adams @ScottAdamsSays
The Jan6th Committee reminds America that we can never again allow a small band of unarmed protesters to conquer the largest military power in the history of human civilization by sauntering through the Capitol rotunda and taking selfies. We were so close to losing everything.
LOL.
I think that Garland basically punted on this by calling for the special counsel to oversee any charges to be filed for Trump. As McCarthy points out, these things can actually backfire because a prosecutor does not want to be accused of doing the bidding of politicians... especially as it pertains to the reputation (poor as it is) of this committee.
This conclusion, as incorrect as it may be, could've been arrived at in about an hour. It's textbook kangaroo court, allowing the accused to present no defense. Clown show through and through. 😜
Let's see if Garland is stupid enough to do their bidding. That in and of itself should be worth a sidebar poll.