>>15312550 (lb)

If the jurors were asked about any experiences of abuse in their past during jury selection and the juror didn't say anything, I think it would be a big issue. Also, if the prosecution sat that juror.

I think there's an appeal, so I wonder if the Maxwell team could claim the jury selection process in the first trial was tainted.

What's bad is the guy admitting he used his experience to convince other jurors. They were out a long time, and, IIRC, the judge was getting ready to threaten a little with covid closures. This guys actions may have led the holdouts to say fuck it, just to get out of there.

>>15312936

IIRC correctly, Warner was linked to the staffer who leaked classified info (I think, classified) out of a committee to a reporter chick he was screwing.

Staffer skated with a slap on the wrist, rumors being too many big shots would have gone down with him.

POTUS has another harpoon aimed and ready, methinks.

>>15312922

I'm in Europe. What he's saying might be what most of the French want to hear. The narrative that the unvaxxed are continuing the pandemic is alive and well in Europe, and the people are getting tired of the restrictions.

Demonstrations aren't doing anything. It'll have to go like Kazakhstan for demonstrations to have an effect, but I don't think there's a stomach for that in Europe. There is also the "new citizens" factor, and they will not allow a good crisis to go to waste. There's still a lot of cars to be burned.

I don't like Macron, but he ain't stupid. He knows where the borders are wrt to his citizenry.

>>15312998

In the Candace Owens interview Trump said he considered pardoning Assange, but eventually bought into the other side of the coin, namely that Assange was a spy.

Might be a double agent angle, involved, too. Yeah, he's a spy, but our spy, and it's too hard to keep safe from those who want him dead. Think of the Pam Anderson visits to Assange. Want to say she's on Team Trump, but not sure. Sounded like that to me during those visits and the digging that went on.

Might be Trump is starting to open the international front of this shit storm. He did endorse Orban the other day. Q always said the underlying rat lines were too complicated and would involve too many foreign governments collapsing to take the wrecking ball approach. Too many innocents would be damaged. Might be POTUS has that vector reeled in now. With the covid shit, they've

been damaged enough, anyway, by DS actions.

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>>15313021

See what I mean? Macron is banking off that sentiment. It's very strong in Western Europe.

>>15313196

Millenials are the largest generation.

>>15313295

There'd have to be pics if those buildings were boarded up, I'd think.

I'm going with the pics or it didn't happen rule.