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Main Forums => Politics => Topic started by: Ron on December 25, 2019, 09:39:13 PM
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One obvious explanation is that Barr is running a long con on Trump and the rest of the country, on behalf of the inner party. Robert Mueller was supposed to use his investigation to hoover up all the data so it could not be made public, in addition to harassing the Trump White House. His incompetence meant Barr took over the job and is now hoovering up all the information on the various parties. That way, everyone has an excuse for not doing anything...
I'm holding out hope that there are still some patriots left. I know, I'm a sentimental guy.
Zman is usually a good read
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/great-cover-biggest-scandal-american-history
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Conservative Tree House is pretty black pilled on Barr.
Interesting outline on how FBI whistle blowers are affectively blocked from blowing the whistle.
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2019/12/25/understanding-why-theres-no-fbi-whistleblowers-outlining-institutional-corruption/?fbclid=IwAR0JUnZ579_oJxiIH2WwgRVK8bRdE8Qt-bGkiwkwJSBlQkEf90DhwJaykjo
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I've strongly disliked Barr from day one, and I have my doubts about him until he proves different.
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One of the signs of ruling class collapse is when they can no longer enforce the rules that maintain them as a ruling class.
Therein lies the rub...
Its very clear and evident to at least 1/2 of Americans that the federal government is irredeemably corrupt, the other 1/2 doesn't care, so long as the corruption is against orange man and his deplorables. That's going to be a real problem when normal Americans start viewing Federal agents nothing more than lawless Stasi death/imprisonment squads.
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Therein lies the rub...
Its very clear and evident to at least 1/2 of Americans that the federal government is irredeemably corrupt, the other 1/2 doesn't care, so long as the corruption is against orange man and his deplorables. That's going to be a real problem when normal Americans start viewing Federal agents nothing more than lawless Stasi death/imprisonment squads.
I don't even think it'll get that far. At some point violence, and especially violence against agents of the state, will transition in a lot of peoples minds from a strategic decision ("If I cap this cop it undermines the rule of law, and even though THIS one is being an ass, overall I like that folks are law abiding") to a tactical decision ("If I cap this ahole will I get away with it, or how many of his friends have to die as well"). That's a real problem for the government agents, because tactically there's not a lot of reason to put up with their *expletive deleted*it. And even if they "win" one citizens decision process, the next one could very well own some land and a backhoe.
They don't need to be Stasi or NKVD, they just need to be slightly more annoying than disposing of them.