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Post by pierinifitness on Oct 4, 2021 2:40:38 GMT
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Post by denis on Oct 4, 2021 4:09:10 GMT
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Post by macky on Oct 4, 2021 4:40:43 GMT
Well I've already sent the file for Russian interference in the 2016 election. So that's carved in stone. What appears to me is that slowly but surely, Trump's involvement is either going to be sprung for all to see, or he will be proven not guilty for Russian involvement, which I would also be happy to see as a measure of putting the story to bed permanently. Trump's already proven by a vote of 57 to 43 pro-conviction for his involvement in Jan 6 that he also has some questions to answer in Court on other matters as well. abcnews.go.com/amp/Politics/wireStory/friends-ohio-45-days-jail-capitol-riot-80306409?cid=referral_taboola_feedMeanwhile, the Law is steadily dealing with the lesser Jan 6 offenders as time goes on. Nobody's got over 8 months as yet. Be interesting to see what the more violent offenders and that molotov cocktail van driver end up with. 30 years I hope (for the van driver). Looks like they are in the process of setting benchmark sentences at the moment. |
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Post by saison on Oct 4, 2021 20:45:22 GMT
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Post by macky on Oct 4, 2021 20:56:11 GMT
Crowds are dangerous at the best of times, no matter who or what they are cheering for/lambasting. At any time, hysteria can take over with uncertain results.
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Post by mr potatohead on Oct 4, 2021 23:37:49 GMT
Crowds are dangerous at the best of times, no matter who or what they are cheering for/lambasting. At any time, hysteria can take over with uncertain results. Ha! Yeah, so is a walk in the woods!  |
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Post by macky on Oct 4, 2021 23:45:16 GMT
Crowds are dangerous at the best of times, no matter who or what they are cheering for/lambasting. At any time, hysteria can take over with uncertain results. Ha! Yeah, so is a walk in the woods! Depends on where you live. |
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Post by mr potatohead on Oct 16, 2021 0:43:02 GMT
Ha! Yeah, so is a walk in the woods! Depends on where you live. Came across this thread. Yeah, I guess if you don't walk in the woods much, you wouldn't know. |
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Post by macky on Oct 16, 2021 4:43:56 GMT
Depends on where you live. Came across this thread. Yeah, I guess if you don't walk in the woods much, you wouldn't know. You don't know that. |
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Post by moxohol on Oct 16, 2021 5:25:38 GMT
Well I've already sent the file for Russian interference in the 2016 election. So that's carved in stone. What appears to me is that slowly but surely, Trump's involvement is either going to be sprung for all to see, or he will be proven not guilty for Russian involvement, which I would also be happy to see as a measure of putting the story to bed permanently. Trump's already proven by a vote of 57 to 43 pro-conviction for his involvement in Jan 6 that he also has some questions to answer in Court on other matters as well. abcnews.go.com/amp/Politics/wireStory/friends-ohio-45-days-jail-capitol-riot-80306409?cid=referral_taboola_feedMeanwhile, the Law is steadily dealing with the lesser Jan 6 offenders as time goes on. Nobody's got over 8 months as yet. Be interesting to see what the more violent offenders and that molotov cocktail van driver end up with. 30 years I hope (for the van driver). Looks like they are in the process of setting benchmark sentences at the moment. Where is that file u declared? |
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Post by moxohol on Oct 16, 2021 5:32:00 GMT
Crowds are dangerous at the best of times, no matter who or what they are cheering for/lambasting. At any time, hysteria can take over with uncertain results. Ha! Yeah, so is a walk in the woods! There's no comparison. Hitler swayed the masses & enticed a majority to do all manner of horrible things in support of his policies. Pol Pot is another example. So no: your comparison is misplaced & trite. |
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Post by macky on Oct 16, 2021 6:11:31 GMT
Ha! Yeah, so is a walk in the woods! There's no comparison. Hitler swayed the masses & enticed a majority to do all manner of horrible things in support of his policies. Pol Pot is another example. So no: your comparison is misplaced & trite. Extremism is extremism wherever it is. America's had its share of violence and "Nationalism" both at home and around the world at least since WW2. Take a look at the 20's - 30's American eugenics movement and how they and American industry supported Hitler's agenda. IBM and its Hollerith machines, Henry Ford, etc. Then take another look at CIA Regime Change records around the world, the torture centres set up by America etc etc. Then examine MKUltra and other unethical experiments on America's own citizens and the sordid record speaks for itself re doing "horrible things". As for crowds, it's well-known that when you've got the crowd in the palm of your hand, you can make them do almost anything. You can get them to riot with just a few extra words. Jan 6 is an example of people incensed by Trump to go and "take back America" or something of that nature, as many of the rioters stated when arrested and asked why they did it. |
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Post by moxohol on Oct 16, 2021 6:14:45 GMT
There's no comparison. Hitler swayed the masses & enticed a majority to do all manner of horrible things in support of his policies. Pol Pot is another example. So no: your comparison is misplaced & trite. Extremism is extremism wherever it is. America's had its share of violence and "Nationalism" both at home and around the world at least since WW2. Take a look at the 20's - 30's American eugenics movement and how they and American industry supported Hitler's agenda. IBM and its Hollerith machines, Henry Ford, etc. Then take another look at CIA Regime Change records around the world, the torture centres set up by America etc etc. Then examine MKUltra and other unethical experiments on America's own citizens and the sordid record speaks for itself re doing "horrible things". As for crowds, it's well-known that when you've got the crowd in the palm of your hand, you can make them do almost anything. You can get them to riot with just a few extra words. Jan 6 is an example of people incensed by Trump to go and "take back America" or something of that nature, as many of the rioters stated when arrested and asked why they did it. My comments were directed at Unkle Spuds & his "walk in the woods" thesis. Ur singing to the choir here gramps! |
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Post by macky on Oct 16, 2021 6:30:13 GMT
Well I've already sent the file for Russian interference in the 2016 election. So that's carved in stone. What appears to me is that slowly but surely, Trump's involvement is either going to be sprung for all to see, or he will be proven not guilty for Russian involvement, which I would also be happy to see as a measure of putting the story to bed permanently. Trump's already proven by a vote of 57 to 43 pro-conviction for his involvement in Jan 6 that he also has some questions to answer in Court on other matters as well. abcnews.go.com/amp/Politics/wireStory/friends-ohio-45-days-jail-capitol-riot-80306409?cid=referral_taboola_feedMeanwhile, the Law is steadily dealing with the lesser Jan 6 offenders as time goes on. Nobody's got over 8 months as yet. Be interesting to see what the more violent offenders and that molotov cocktail van driver end up with. 30 years I hope (for the van driver). Looks like they are in the process of setting benchmark sentences at the moment. Where is that file u declared? I can't remember the thread it was on. I commented on it quite extensively, NOT that Trump was involved, simply that the committee found that Russian interference was certain. google "black vault Russian interference in the us elections 2016" and it will be in among the stuff that pops up. |
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Post by macky on Oct 16, 2021 6:33:13 GMT
Extremism is extremism wherever it is. America's had its share of violence and "Nationalism" both at home and around the world at least since WW2. Take a look at the 20's - 30's American eugenics movement and how they and American industry supported Hitler's agenda. IBM and its Hollerith machines, Henry Ford, etc. Then take another look at CIA Regime Change records around the world, the torture centres set up by America etc etc. Then examine MKUltra and other unethical experiments on America's own citizens and the sordid record speaks for itself re doing "horrible things". As for crowds, it's well-known that when you've got the crowd in the palm of your hand, you can make them do almost anything. You can get them to riot with just a few extra words. Jan 6 is an example of people incensed by Trump to go and "take back America" or something of that nature, as many of the rioters stated when arrested and asked why they did it. My comments were directed at Unkle Spuds & his "walk in the woods" thesis. Ur singing to the choir here gramps! Thank fuck someone here has some sense of history. Gramps out. |
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