>>1998656

to reiterate my theory from yesterday.

lots of 470s floating around.

i think the 470th Mil Int Brigade is the arm of the law

i think H&H is the Hart of the team. womp womp.

involved in the MAGA pac.

nominated for position by trump

everywhere important

arbitrary press release claims 470 lawyers

wink wink.

>>1998688

yeah, and the ingredients are capitalized, like a cryptic trump tweet.

AF

RB

S

SO

SC

S

DBB

ATOIF

CC

>>1998762

lol. it's ok, calm down.

but yeah, you seem a little concerned.

>>1998744

could they be privately contracted and deputized?

it is a big job on all counts.

>>1998744

a little digging indicates that we had the right to privately prosecute federal criminal cases before 1981, but the SC struck that right down.

some states still allow it - and there are cases wherein a federal prosecutor can specify private individuals.

it's little used, and would seem odd - but it's the kind of end-around play that i'd expect in this amazing dance we're watching unfold.

>>1998744

and using wikipedia as a terrible source, i count eight states which would allow for at least procedings to be filed/kicked off by private citizens.

Idaho, Kentucky, Maryland, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Virginia.

there are several states which don't seem to have a precedent ruling against it, but this might not be the time to test.

>>1999109

do it.

we can afford to archive it.

it's weird.

and it might be notable for reasons we don't understand.

notable =/= endorsement

notable == something notable

>>1999162

find and push.

>>1999274 (yes!)

>>1999267

>>1999257

because not all art is evil, kek.

even stuff that twists your head is ok. thinking is ok. some relevant art for anons.

>>1999366

dissenting opinion is healthy.

and so i disagree with you.

i like to know when some anon thinks some celeb or 'loud voice' is comped.