Because I am an inefficient human, I personally scanned and summarized 20 recent news stories. This used to be a lot easier when I had a dialogue going with other humans.
1. The top story is that vicious, deranged persons perpetrated a home invasion against Jim Watkins, the owner of 8ch.
Some headlines write themselves – or rather, some URLs are so grammatically complete that they replace headlines:
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Many important stories are vying for my attention. I have a backlog of numerous links. However, many long-time readers will be interested to hear claims from Poland that the Red Cross counted the total number of deaths in concentration camps. Considering the volatility of the topic, this might get the blog taken down altogether, so be sure to save a backup copy of anything that interests you.
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Mueller Report says grand juries are not accountable to the government or We The People
Mueller cited a 1992 case he pushed along with an eventual FISA presiding judge and an SES DoJ paymaster allowing prosecutors to withhold exculpatory evidence from grand juries
Mueller used this case to justify withholding evidence in the Trump-Russia investigation
DoJ and Judiciary have become lawless. Many are demanding grand juries be abolished
https://americans4innovation.blogspot.com/2019/05/mueller-rigged-grand-juries-for-decades.html
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The blogger opined:
Suggested Action Items from this investigation:
The grand jury system should be eliminated forthwith, we do not need them.
The DoJ special counsel procedure must be abolished, also not needed.
The FISA Court must be abolished, it has always just been a rubber stamp for Mueller and Co.
An attorney who becomes a legislator must forfeit his/her license to practice law subsequently (to being enriched by the laws he/she makes).
John Roberts must be impeached for his conspiratorial mismanagement of the FISA Court and compromise of the patent system to the British.
Attorneys must be prohibited from using laws and precedents in their defense that they helped create.
The Senior Executive Services (SES) must be abolished as it is nothing but a shadow government Fifth column menace to the Republic.
The U.S. Patent Office must be rebuilt without the British (SERCO, Crown Agents) and without attorneys on staff (conflicts of interest).
Some Anons are speculating that POTUS will declassify more stuff as soon as the Australian elections are over. However, even if there is no new declassified material released on Monday, it is likely that Monday will see various news releases from IG Horowitz and others.
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Hannity: Sources Say Inspector General’s FISA Investigation Complete, “It’s Devastating”
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Many onlookers have assumed that Flynn was and is a pro-Trump patriot. They are surprised by the claims in this article, but bear in mind that the article is probably a slanted view on only part of the truth:
Gen Michael Flynn Stabs Trump In Back With Mueller, Trump Fires Back
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Obama’s Intel Leadership Team Included at Least Two Admitted Former Communists – Not Including Obama
Obama’s Intel Leadership Team Included at Least Two Admitted Former Communists – Not Including Obama
The Bidens are not law-abidin’:
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DOJ report: 43% of all offenders last year were non-citizens
While jailbreak, known by its proponents as “criminal justice reform,” is misguided on the state level, it is downright built upon a false premise on the federal level. The latest report from the U.S. Sentencing Commission demonstrates that the 800-pound gorilla in the room clogging up the federal criminal justice system is immigration, not “low-level” domestic offenders.
If we only solved our border problem and deported illegal aliens before they commit more crimes, not only would we be safer, but we’d save a ton of money on the federal criminal justice system – without irresponsibly releasing American criminals back into our communities, as proposed by jailbreak proponents.
According to the U.S. Sentencing Commission, in its recently published 2018 report on federal sentencing statistics, 54.3 percent of the 69,425 federal offenders last year were Hispanic, and 42.7 percent of offenders were non-citizens. The two biggest offense categories were immigration (34.4 percent) and drugs (28.1 percent).
This is why methamphetamine was actually the most common drug charge, according to the U.S. Sentencing Commission. The biggest increase in drug activity from the cartels was meth, not marijuana or even heroin. Thus, our federal drug prosecutions are all about the most violent transnational cartels and gangs. Federal prosecutors don’t waste their time with “low-level” Americans in New York or Chicago. Drug possession charges accounted for just 3.9 percent of federal offenders, and almost all of those were in border districts because they involved immigration cases.
The notion that the feds go after drug possession is just a straight-up lie. 63 percent of all non-citizens charged for drug trafficking in 2018 were illegal aliens. Moreover, because illegal alien networks are the antecedent for much of the trafficking from the cartels, if we were to enforce our immigration laws on the front end, many Americans who get roped into drug trafficking would never have the opportunity to do so.
As Robert Murphy, special agent in charge of the DEA’s Atlanta office, told me last year, “Predominantly, what we arrest here is illegal aliens.” He noted that were we to close our border and deport all criminal aliens, the cartels would struggle to survive. “Sure, you might find some Americans who would be willing to go to Mexico and work for the cartels, but it won’t be the level that they need to have the control of the U.S. market like they do now with the illegals and Mexican nationals.”
To begin with, the federal prison population overall has plummeted over the past decade, the exact opposite of the jailbreak narrative. The imprisonment rate for sentenced prisoners under state or federal jurisdiction decreased 2.1 percent from 2016 to 2017 and 13 percent since 2007, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics. The imprisonment rate for sentenced prisoners older than 18 was the lowest since 1995.
DOJ report: 43% of all offenders last year were non-citizens
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Anons have noted:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpplwQv09pw
Swampy scandals from Washington D.C. include Clapper, Biden, and the usual suspects. I have tried to curate some particularly juicy links, but seriously, I am drinking from the firehose as usual. I hope my readers will pick through the carrion (somewhat like VULTURES, am I right?) and find some juicy morsels.
Failing that, we can give up news analysis and become cowboys.
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I was trying to distract myself from Assange’s problems by yucking it up with the following:
-then suddenly, Q linked to a tweet by Doug Collins:
I had not forgotten about Assange.
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