Note:

There has been a big wave of arrests – gangs, pedos, etc

and the justice system can only handle so much at one time

It makes a lot of sense that those people who are a "clear and present danger to the people" are arrested first and moved through the system, and then the next wave of arrests take place

corruption, malfeasance in office, crimes against the state, bribery

which are likely going to be APPEALED as far as possible

so

it makes sense that we are only in the last days of the FIRST WAVE of cleaning up the swamp

and the big time – and MORE SATISFYING – arrests will come when the courts are ready to handle them

I'm thinking that the prisons will also be freed up

by releasing all low profile drug offenders, not big time distributors

and other non-violent prisoners

today there was a discussion about training programs for released prisoners and adult education

>>2217117

did I miss the sauce about the SSagent who had a stroke

being a "taster" for Trump?

or was that just a theory

there is also a connection to the paraglider protestor

anything positive about either?

>>2217118

https://www.bostonglobe.com/opinion/editorials/2017/01/08/home-and-abroad-obama-trail-

disasters/YOaU1KuAT3hSHaGHkmGCeN/story.html

https://archive.is/V79pt

JEFF JACOBY, JANUARY 08, 2017

At home and abroad, Obama’s trail of disasters

(excerpts)

In almost every respect, Obama leaves behind a trail of failure and disappointment.

On his watch, millions of additional Americans fell below the poverty line. The number of food

stamp recipients soared. The national debt doubled to an incredible $20 trillion. According to the Pew Research Center, the share of young adults (18- to 34-year-olds) living in their parents’ homes is the highest it has been since the Great Depression.

“Millions and millions and millions and millions of people look at that pretty picture of America

he painted,” said Bill Clinton after Obama extolled the recovery in his last State of the Union speech, “and they cannot find themselves in it to save their lives.”

The Affordable Care Act should never have been enacted. Survey after survey confirmed that it lacked majority support, and only through hard-knuckled, party-line maneuvering was the wrenching health-care overhaul rammed through Congress.

The 44th president came to office vowing not to repeat the foreign-policy mistakes of his predecessor. His own were exponentially worse. In his rush to pull US troops out of Iraq and Afghanistan, he created a power vacuum into which terror networks expanded

The consequences have been stark: a Middle East awash in blood and bombs, US troops re-embroiled in Iraq and Afghanistan, aggressive dictators ascendant, human rights and democracy in retreat, rivers of refugees destabilizing nations across three continents, the rise of neo-fascism in Europe, and the erosion of US credibility to its lowest level since the Carter years.

According to Gallup, Obama became the most polarizing president in modern history.

What followed, alas, was eight long years of disenchantment and incompetence. Our world today is more dangerous, our country more divided, our national mood more toxic.

>>2217133

If they invest in them

they can also take out life insurance on them????

>>2217141

If you believe that Donald Trump loves our country

then you should believe that he VERY MUCH WANTS TO LOCK THEM UP

they nearly destroyed our country

exposed our security to anyone who even looked for it

imagine what he had to deal with

when national security is compromised

there is an evaluation done on exposed risks

in this case THE ENTIRE GOVERNMENT was exposed

Trump had to rebuild the entire system from the bottom up

ya

I think he's drooling at the bit to LOCK THEM UP