Anonymous ID: fd5c63 Nov. 19, 2018, 7:07 p.m. No.3967024   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7044 >>7049 >>7085 >>7087 >>7110 >>7201 >>7354 >>7389 >>7418 >>7596 >>7682

All About TRAITOR Retired Admiral William Henry McRaven Seal Team 6 MURDERER!!!

 

3 reasons why the Osama bin Laden assassination story stinks

Posted on July 31, 2013 by Dr. Eowyn | 46 comments

Something really really stinks about that Navy SEALS raid (and assassination) on Osama bin Laden’s compound in Abottabad, Pakistan, on May 2, 2011.

Here are three big reasons why we can’t believe the story we’ve been told.

  1. Obama regime’s story about the raid keeps changing:

(See “White House’s Osama Kill Story Keeps Changing,” May 5, 2011)

• Was bin Laden armed or not?

• Did he have a gun battle with the SEALS or not?

• Was one of bin Laden’s wives killed in the raid or not?

• Did Bin Laden use her as a human shield or not?

• Who made the final decision to kill Bin Laden: Obama or the SEALS?

• Was there a live video footage of the raid, or not? The most recent version from the White House was that there wasn’t. If there was no live feed, what were Obama and his White House team watching in this much-publicized Situation Room photo? (Not to mention the fact that graphic artist and author Mara Zebest had analyzed the image below and determined that it’s been “manipulated,” including the insertion of Obama into the image, which means he was never in that situation room!)

 

The White House captioned this “Situation Room of Osama bin Laden takedown”

  1. The Pentagon said it had no records — not one photo, not one video, not even an e-mail — of bin Laden’s death:

(See “Pentagon has no records of Osama bin Laden’s death,” March 28, 2012.)

A year later, in March 2012, in response to repeated (more than 20!) Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests by the Associated Press for files about the raid, which the AP had submitted the day after bin Laden’s supposed assassination, the Pentagon told the AP:

• It could not locate any photographs or video taken during the raid or showing bin Laden’s body.

• It could not find any images of bin Laden’s body on the Navy aircraft carrier where the al-Qaida leader’s body was taken.

• It could not find any death certificate, autopsy report or results of DNA identification tests for bin Laden, or any pre-raid materials discussing how the government planned to dispose of bin Laden’s body if he were killed.

• It said it had searched files at the Pentagon, U.S. Special Operations Command in Tampa, Fla., and the Navy command in San Diego that controls the USS Carl Vinson, the aircraft carrier used in the mission, but could not find any emails about the bin Laden mission or his “Geronimo” code name that were sent or received in the year before the raid by William McRaven, the three-star admiral at the Joint Special Operations Command who organized and oversaw the mission.

• The Pentagon said it also could not find any emails from other senior officers who would have been involved in the mission’s planning.

  1. A year later, the Pentagon purged its computers of all files on the raid:

Given the Pentagon’s denial in March 2012 that it had NO, NOTHING, NADA, ZERO record of the bin Laden assassination, it is curious to say the least that on July 8, 2013, the AP reports that an order was given from a “top special operations commander” (Adm. William McRaven) to purge all military files about the Navy SEAL raid from Defense Department computers, and to send those files instead to the CIA, where they could be more easily shielded from ever being made public.

 

l to r: Admiral William McRaven; McRaven with POTUS

From the AP:

The secret move, described briefly in a draft report by the Pentagon’s inspector general, set off no alarms within the Obama administration even though it appears to have sidestepped federal rules and perhaps also the Freedom of Information Act.

An acknowledgement by Adm. William McRaven of his actions was quietly removed from the final version of an inspector general’s report published weeks ago. A spokesman for the admiral declined to comment.

 

https://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message2901239/pg1?c1=1&c2=1&disclaimer=Continue

Anonymous ID: fd5c63 Nov. 19, 2018, 7:08 p.m. No.3967035   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7057 >>7116 >>7201 >>7389 >>7596 >>7682

Motions to Dismiss by NXIVM Defendants – 10 separate filings –

 

I haven’t reviewed all the filings in detail yet but I did come across a very interesting statement: i.e., if Judge Garaufis does not dismiss all of the charges against all the defendants, the (remaining) defendants plan to file motions for suppression and motions for severance. What that means is that they’ll be proposing that some/all of the government’s evidence be suppressed (i.e., it can not be introduced at trial) — and they’ll be looking for several individual trials rather than one all-inclusive trial.

Given the time of year – and the likelihood that most of the pending motions will be denied (I think the court will likely order the prosecution to turn over any Brady material – and may order it to file a Bill of Particulars on some of the charges – but that’s about it) – the chances of this trial starting in March are very slim. And they’ll get even slimmer if/when the prosecution files another superseding indictment.

In all, the attorneys for the current six defendants – Keith Raniere, Allison Mack, Clare Bronfman, Nancy Salzman, Lauren Salzman, and hapless Kathy Russell – recently filed the following documents:

Motion to Dismiss by Lauren Salzman

Motion to Dismiss for Kathy Russell, Nancy Salzman & Clare Bronfman

Memorandum of Law in Support of Russell, N Salzman, & Bronfman

Declaration in Support of Motion to Dismiss by Cassidy [Bronfman atty]

Motion to Dismiss for Raniere

Agnifilo Affirmation in support of Raniere

Aginfilo Memo in Support of Raniere

Motion to Dismiss for Allison Mack

Memo of Law in Support of Mack

Summary Letter from Shapiro

From the summary letter of Shapiro, we further summarize the initial pretrial motions:

RE: Count One: RICO Conspiracy /All Defendants

Dismiss Count One

– For failure to allege a “pattern” of racketeering

– As impermissibly duplicitous

– As being unconstitutionally vague.

– For failure to allege a sufficient enterprise or a horizontally-related pattern of racketeering activity.

Dismiss the predicate acts for failure to specify the underlying offenses or allege essential elements:

– Racketeering Act 1-A: Identity Theft Conspiracy / Raniere and Russell

– Racketeering Act 1-B: Identification Document Conspiracy / Raniere and Russell

– Racketeering Act 2-A: Identity Theft Conspiracy / Raniere, Bronfman, Russell,

and Nancy Salzman

– Racketeering Act 2-B: Identity Theft / Raniere and Russell

– Racketeering Act 2-C: Identity Theft / Raniere and Bronfman

– Racketeering Act 4: Identity Theft Conspiracy / Raniere

– Racketeering Act 5-A: Encouraging and Inducing Illegal Entry / Bronfman

– Racketeering Act 5-B: Money Laundering / Bronfman

– Racketeering Act 6-A: Labor Trafficking / Raniere and Lauren Salzman

– Racketeering Act 6-B: Document Servitude / Raniere and Lauren Salzman

– Racketeering Act 8.

– Racketeering Act 10: Identity Theft Conspiracy / Raniere and Bronfman

Dismiss the following predicate acts on the grounds that they are unconstitutionally vague, fail to state an offense, are not alleged with adequate particularity, and/or are multiplicitous:

– Racketeering Act 7: State Law Extortion / Raniere, Mack, and Lauren Salzman

– Racketeering Act 9-A: Forced Labor / Lauren Salzman

– Racketeering Act 9-B: State Law Extortion / Lauren Salzman

RE: Count Two: Forced Labor Conspiracy / Raniere, Mack, and Lauren Salzman

Dismiss Count Two

– For failure to allege the offense with adequate particularity.

– For failure to state an offense.

RE: Count Four: Sex Trafficking Conspiracy/Raniere and Mack

RE: Count Five: Sex Trafficking / Raniere and Mack

RE: Count Six: Attempted Sex Trafficking / Raniere and Mack

Dismiss for:

– Failure to allege the offenses with adequate particularity.

– Failure to state an offense.

– For being unconstitutionally vague.

– Because the allegations are duplicitous and fail to set forth a factual violation of the sex trafficking statute.

RE: Count Seven: Identity Theft Conspiracy / Raniere and Bronfman

Dismiss Count Seven

– For failure to allege essential elements.

– For lack of venue.

RE: Other Motions

– Move for a bill of particulars.

– Move for prompt disclosure of Brady materials.

– Move to obtain the trial testimony of foreign witnesses.

***

If the Court denies their motions to dismiss, Defendants anticipate filing motions for severance and suppression.

Stay tuned for further analysis regarding some of the motions…

 

https://frankreport.com/2018/11/19/motions-to-dismiss-by-nxivm-defendants-10-separate-filings/

Anonymous ID: fd5c63 Nov. 19, 2018, 7:13 p.m. No.3967087   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7201 >>7389 >>7418 >>7596 >>7682

>>3967024

The Crimes of SEAL Team 6

 

Matthew Cole, The Crimes of SEAL Team 6. The Intercept, 10 January 2017. “Officially known as the Naval Special Warfare Development Group, SEAL Team 6 is today the most celebrated of the U.S. military’s special mission units. But hidden behind the heroic narratives is a darker, more troubling story of “revenge ops,” unjustified killings, mutilations, and other atrocities — a pattern of criminal violence that emerged soon after the Afghan war began and was tolerated and covered up by the command’s leadership.”

 

As the legend of SEAL Team 6 grew [in the early 2000s], a rogue culture arose that operated outside of the Navy’s established mechanisms for command and investigation. Parts of SEAL Team 6 began acting with an air of impunity that disturbed observers within the command. Senior members of SEAL Team 6 felt the pattern of brutality was not only illegal but rose to the level of war crimes….

 

No single military unit has come to represent American military success or heroism more than SEAL Team 6, officially designated as the Naval Special Warfare Development Group and known in military vernacular as DevGru, Team 6, the Command, and Task Force Blue. Its operators are part of an elite, clandestine cadre. The men who make it through the grueling training represent roughly the top 10 percent of all SEALs. They are taught to live and if necessary die for one another. The extreme risks they take forge extreme bonds….

 

When SEAL Team 6 first deployed to Afghanistan in January 2002, the command had three assault teams, Red, Blue, and Gold, each with a mascot. Red Team, known as the Redmen, employed a Native American warrior as a mascot; Blue Team, known as the Pirates, wore the Jolly Roger; and Gold Team, known as the Crusaders or Knights, wore a lion or a crusader’s cross.

 

The prevailing narrative about SEAL Team 6 in news coverage, bestselling books, and Hollywood movies is unambiguously heroic; it centers on the killing of Osama bin Laden and high-profile rescue missions. With few exceptions, a darker, more troubling story has been suppressed and ignored — a story replete with tactical brilliance on battlefields around the world coupled with a pattern of silence and deceit when “downrange” actions lead to episodes of criminal brutality. The unit’s elite stature has insulated its members from the scrutiny and military justice that lesser units would have faced for the same actions.

 

MORE:

http://muckrakerfarm.com/2017/01/crimes-seal-team-6/

Anonymous ID: fd5c63 Nov. 19, 2018, 7:16 p.m. No.3967101   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7131 >>7154 >>7197 >>7201 >>7389 >>7418 >>7596 >>7682

Obama's SEAL Team 6 top secret mission coverup

 

On August 6, 2011, a military helicopter- Extortion 17- carrying thirty-eight men (including twenty-five of the elite SEAL Team 6, five National Guard and Army Reserve, and eight Afghan commandos) was shot down over Taliban-controlled territory in eastern Afghanistan. They had been on a top secret mission to take out a high-value target.

 

It was the worst loss of life in a single day since the war in Afghanistan began. Per a 1250-page military report, it was simply the result of a "lucky shot" by Taliban soldiers perched on top of a building. Per families of those killed and military experts at a press conference held on May 9, 2013, this is a lie among a host of other lies.

 

After the families attended a several hour military briefing about this "lucky shot," describing what happened and why their sons died, they smelled a rat and started digging around. Billy and Karen Vaughn, parents of Navy SEAL Aaron C. Vaughn, started poking around at the "official" story and found not a rat, but a stinking swamp, a coverup that went all the way to the top.

 

When the Vaughns began trying to drain the swamp, they received what the Obama administration is famous for: the shakedown. None other than one of the highest ranking officers in the nation-Admiral William McRaven, commander at U.S. Special Operations Command-paid the Vaughns a little visit, in essence telling them to keep their mouths shut.

 

What exactly happened on August 6, 2011? What went wrong-or in this case went right that has the Obama administration dispatching high-ranking officers as thugs? There are two possibilities, according to information revealed at the press conference:

 

  1. The Obama administration sent American soldiers on a suicide mission, or

 

  1. Someone set up our American heroes-that is, had them murdered-that may include the Afghan government-or shockingly may include Barack Hussein Obama himself.

 

We learned seven major facts at the press conference:

 

  1. Thirty SEAL Team 6, National Guard, and Army Reserve were packed into a decrepit 1960s era CH-47 helicopter (something, according to military experts, that was unheard of.) Per military experts, special operations were always conducted with the state-of-the-art MH-47 helicopter-the helicopter SEAL Team 6 exclusively trained in. Further, never-ever-were that many special operations personnel packed into a single helicopter. They were always split up into small groups with multiple MH-47s.

 

  1. Although the military could have easily taken out the Taliban positions with a drone strike prior to the operation, as the families were later told, this was not done because there were possible "friendlies" among the Taliban; the United States wanted to "win the minds and hearts of the enemy."

 

Billy Vaughn, father of Navy SEAL Aaron Vaughn, speaking at the press conference with rage in his voice, blasted this ludicrousness:

 

Aaron did not become a Navy SEAL Team 6 Gold Squad to win the hearts and minds of the Islamic jihadists. He became a Navy SEAL to fight for this republic and defeat the enemy!

 

https://www.sott.net/article/359390-Obamas-SEAL-Team-6-top-secret-mission-coverup

Anonymous ID: fd5c63 Nov. 19, 2018, 7:28 p.m. No.3967231   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7232 >>7235 >>7389 >>7418 >>7596 >>7682

Beyond Neptune Spear: The Secret History of SEAL Team Six (Part 6)

 

At this point the classified existence of SEAL Team Six and its status as an apex counterterrorist force rank among the worst kept secrets in the history of secrets.

 

The unit first attracted widespread attention in 1993 with the release of Richard Marcinko’s book, Rogue Warrior, which detailed its origin. However, DEVGRU essentially remained hidden in plain sight for the next two decades until its role in Operation Neptune Spear was divulged and a spotlight of unheard-of intensity shone down on its activities.

 

The United States Navy has long recognized the power of public relations and controlling the message. From Top Gun to Act of Valor, the Navy has consistently managed to effectively showcase its more glamorous missions. Prospective recruits have been given reason to believe that joining the Navy is not only honorable but frankly cooler than signing on the dotted line for the Army, Air Force, or Marine Corps.i

 

And as such, the Navy was clever in simultaneously concealing and advertising SEAL Team Six’s triumphs. Even with the recent media blitz concerning the unit, there remains a great deal of confusion among the public at large in discerning ST6 from the non-JSOC, “white” SEAL teams. And prior to May 2, 2011, 99.9%+ of the general population had no idea that SEAL Team Six was appreciably different than, for example, SEAL Team Two or SEAL Team Ten.

 

For years, television documentaries and stories leaked to the press boasted of the remarkable accomplishments of generically-branded “U.S. Navy SEALs.” Doing so proved a recruiting boon but also successfully sidestepped crediting the operations to a classified unit.ii

 

That was a tactic the Army could not easily replicate, for example, to boost Ranger recruitment with tales of Delta Force exploits.

 

As a result, the Navy has either won or lost the battle in the press — depending on one’s viewpoint; DEVGRU and Delta have racked up a similarly expansive catalog of achievements since 9/11, but one unit far outstrips the other in terms of press clippings.

 

It has also been argued that the overall culture of the SEAL community is less resistant of such attention, further contributing to the imbalance.iii

 

Following the killing of Osama bin Laden, the lid has been blown off the unit’s cover, and a keen fascination on the part of the public has only perpetuated continued media attention.

 

Among a community that prides itself on its secrecy and operational security (OPSEC), the resultant acclaim has been widely considered a dangerous precedent, although exactly how ‘good’ or ‘bad’ the additional coverage turns out to be remains to be seen.

 

On the bright side, additional exposure of special operation forces — and SEAL Team Six in particular — not only drives recruitment but may also serve as a deterrent as potential kidnappers and the like are made aware of America’s SMU’s extraordinary capabilities.

 

It can also be argued that the American public has a right to be informed — at least in broader terms — regarding the actions of its military, especially those that rank among the most important events of modern times. And there’s the collective boost to national pride that can be provided by acknowledging victories such as bringing Osama bin Laden to justice.iv

 

However, it is feared that the increased attention and awareness may be putting these supposedly clandestine troops and their families at greater risk — both on deployment and at home.v

 

And some missions are so sensitive that their very outing could have serious national security implications.

 

https://thenewsrep.com/11898/beyond-neptune-spear-the-open-secret-history-of-seal-team-six-part-6/

 

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Anonymous ID: fd5c63 Nov. 19, 2018, 7:29 p.m. No.3967232   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7277 >>7389 >>7418 >>7596 >>7682

>>3967231

 

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month or even week of modern-day DEVGRU operations would have literally defined any number of highly-regarded CT units prior to September 11, 2001 (and even into today in many examples).

 

However, frequently a single mission is held up as a unit’s signature, sometimes even decades after the fact. For the British SAS that signature is the Iranian Embassy siege and for the Israeli Sayeret Matkal it is Entebbe.

 

Likewise, SEAL Team Six’s reputation has been forever cemented by their decisive role in Operation Neptune Spear, and it’s unlikely any SOF unit will boast a more obvious hallmark in the foreseeable future.

 

However, it’s better thought of as not just a single victory — and quite frankly, a relatively easy one for ST6 — but rather the culmination of thousands upon thousands of operations that helped shape the unit into a force for which the job of neutralizing Osama bin Laden was a tactically routine assignment.

 

And Operation Neptune Spear doesn’t come close to representing an ending to this story either. While the death of bin Laden may serve as a natural bookend to the attacks of 9/11, the operators inside the Abbottabad compound continued to work in a diligent manner even after the killing was done, collecting troves of intelligence materials that fueled a raft of follow-up operations.xlii

 

ST6 is the once-rogue organization that grew into a collection of lethally proficient professionals. While retaining its outlaw roots, that rough edge is now wielded expertly through an effective combination of leadership, discipline, talent, and dedication.

 

The unit is no longer simply a cog in a dusty contingency plan that rehearses the act of saving lives and eliminating terrorist threats more often than it actually performs those duties. Rather, it now stands on the vanguard of American foreign policy in a dangerous time — an instrument of choice called upon to protect the nation’s interests and its people’s freedoms on a daily basis.

 

Stepping up beyond any reasonable expectation when finally unleashed, DEVGRU has made the post-9/11 world its own.

Anonymous ID: fd5c63 Nov. 19, 2018, 7:34 p.m. No.3967278   🗄️.is 🔗kun

Rapper "Tekashi 6ix9ine" Indicted On Racketeering And Firearms Charges

 

The young hip-hop artist who goes by the name "Tekashi 6ix9ine" keeps finding himself in court. Monday, Tekashi 6ix9ine and three of his associates were arrested and taken into federal custody. The New York Police Department and the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York both confirmed the young rapper's arrest.

 

Tekashi 6ix9ine is the rapper's stage name, his real name is Daniel Hernandez and he is 22-years-old. Hernandez was indicted on federal racketeering and firearms charges. Federal agents also arrested associates of the rapper named Kifano "Shotti" Jordan, Jensel "Ish" Butler, and Faheem "Crippy" Walter. Having a ridiculous name is apparently a prerequisite for being affiliated with the 22-year-old.

 

According to Pitchfork, the rapper was handed down an eight-count indictment which was viewed by the media outlet. The federal indictment claims Hernandez and his co-defendants "participated in the operation and management of" of Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods which is considered an illegal gang.

 

Just a few of the charges listed in the indictment include murder, robbery, assault, and the sale of drugs. The 22-year-old rapper and his cohorts will most likely never step foot outside of a correctional institution ever again. Out of the charges against him, just two of them alone would carry a maximum penalty of life in prison.

 

Hernandez was already on four years of probation for a child sexual assault case in 2015.

He was required to complete 1,000 hours of community service and was ordered to stay away from any gang-affiliated individuals or groups. At a concert in the UK where rapper "Lil Pump" was performing Monday, he shouted "Free 69".

 

It is going to take a little more than a "Free 69" campaign to get Hernandez out of jail, it's likely going to take a full team of the best lawyers money can buy just to avoid a life sentence.

 

http://www.thegoldwater.com/news/42814-Rapper-Tekashi-6ix9ine-Indicted-On-Racketeering-And-Firearms-Charges

Anonymous ID: fd5c63 Nov. 19, 2018, 7:35 p.m. No.3967295   🗄️.is 🔗kun

MIRROR

 

Meghan McCain: I’d be ‘screaming bloody murder’ if Obama treated military like Trump

 

Meghan McCain, a co-host on “The View,” said if former President Barack Obama had treated the military the way President Donald Trump has in recent weeks, Republicans would be outraged, according to The Hill.

 

On Monday’s show, McCain admitted that there is a double standard involved in how conservatives have reacted to Trump’s criticism of the retired Navy admiral who led the mission to kill Osama bin Laden, as well as Trump missing some ceremonial appearances around Veterans Day.

 

“We can’t be gaslit into thinking this is normal, especially as conservatives,” McCain said. “Had President Obama done this, I 100 percent would be screaming bloody murder right here on this show.”

What else did she say?

 

“We should be intellectually honest here at this table that if President Obama had missed Veterans Day or missed the Armistice ceremony in France for the 100th anniversary of World War I, my head would have exploded right here on this table in front of you all,” McCain said.

 

McCain also addressed Trump’s criticism toward retired Navy Adm. William McRaven, a former SEAL who commanded the mission that resulted in the death of bin Laden. Trump said of McRaven during a Fox News interview that aired Sunday: “He’s a Hillary Clinton backer and an Obama backer. Frankly, wouldn’t it have been nice if we got Osama bin Laden a lot sooner than that?”

 

“I think there’s this whole collection of sort of disrespect towards the military and towards our veterans and towards our history that I don’t know if [Trump is] aware how intense it is for those of us who still respect our legacy, who still respect the military,” McCain said.

Trump doubles down

 

Responding to the backlash about his Fox News comments toward McRaven, Trump took to Twitter.

 

“Of course we should have captured Osama bin Laden long before we did,” Trump wrote Monday. “I pointed out in my book just BEFORE the attack on the World Trade Center. President Clinton famously missed his shot. We paid Pakistan Billions of Dollars & they never told us he was living there. Fools!”

 

https://www.theblaze.com/news/2018/11/19/meghan-mccain-id-be-screaming-bloody-murder-if-obama-treated-military-like-trump

Anonymous ID: fd5c63 Nov. 19, 2018, 7:39 p.m. No.3967333   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7386 >>7389 >>7596 >>7682

Victoria Police charge three people over allegedly planning terror attack in Melbourne

 

Two men have been charged with planning a terror attack to allegedly kill “as many people as possible” but their dad insists they’re innocent.

 

Police have swooped in on three Victorian men after they were caught allegedly preparing an Islamic State-inspired terrorist attack in Melbourne, which officers say was being planned to “kill as many people as possible”.

 

Victoria Police, the Australian Federal Police, the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) and other agencies worked together to foil the group’s alleged plans, arresting the men this morning. They have since been charged.

 

Hanifi Halis, 21, of Greenvale; Ertunc Eriklioglu, 30, from Dallas and Samed Eriklioglu, 26, of Campbellfield have all been charged with planning a terrorist attack.

 

Samad and Ertunc’s father Armagan Eriklioglu fronted the media today and said his sons were “good men”.

 

“They don’t even know how to use a weapon,” Mr Eriklioglu said, according to The Age .

 

https://www.news.com.au/national/victoria/news/victoria-police-arrest-three-people-allegedly-planning-a-terror-attack-in-melbourne/news-story/e6a92273b37dce750937e1e0f86a7dcd

Anonymous ID: fd5c63 Nov. 19, 2018, 7:57 p.m. No.3967532   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7552 >>7565

Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Reynolds to POTUS TRUMP: Break Up Tech Monopolies – Or Lose in 2020

 

Conservative author and radio host Rush Limbaugh promoted the latest article by conservative law professor and writer Glenn Reynolds in USA Today on Monday.

 

Glenn Reynolds called on Trump on Monday to breakup the tech monopolies like his predecessor Teddy Roosevelt did back in the early 1900s.

 

Donald Trump must bust Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Google monopolies like Teddy Roosevelt.

 

Rush discussed this article on Monday:

 

RUSH: Glenn Harlan Reynolds, who’s a friend and a law professor at the University of Tennessee, has a column out today in USA Today saying that Trump has got… Forget prison or anything else. If Trump doesn’t get a handle on the monopolies that exist now — Facebook, Google, Netflix, and (What’s the other one?) Amazon, the social media titans — that if this not gotten handle on, we don’t have a prayer because they have monopolized social media, and in the process of monopolizing it and mass media, they are excluding anything and everybody conservative.

 

So Glenn’s piece today is suggesting that Trump needs to do his own version of Teddy Roosevelt and bust ’em up. Teddy Roosevelt busted up the trusts, among them Standard Oil, the Rockefeller family, and J. P. Morgan, who was on the verge (chuckles) of owning the United States financial markets. Do you know back in the late 1800s, early 1900s, when the federal government needed money, they went to J. P. Morgan to borrow it? Before there was a tax code, before there was a tax system, they went to J. P. Morgan to get money. Well, J. P. Morgan was one of the trusts that Teddy Roosevelt busted up.

 

I’ll tell you, Glenn Reynolds makes a pervasive case in this — and even if he hadn’t made it, it’s a scary thing. You know, I don’t like monopolies, and I really hate government intervention, but this social media stuff is getting totally out of hand, especially, folks… There’s now polling data. I forget where a term. I’ll find it just a second. It’s a credible polling unit. Do you know that 42% of the American people believe that the Russians meddled with votes in 2016? This has been one of the most successful hoaxes that has ever been run in politics.

 

This has been one of the most successful disinformation campaigns ever, the fact that the Russians and Trump colluded to steal the election. There isn’t any evidence! In fact, in announcing the latest series of indictments, Rod Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, made it clear that in none of the indictment that Mueller has announced is there any allegation or evidence that a single vote was tampered with! Yet you read newspaper accounts of this or watch cable news accounts, they don’t even mention that that has been acknowledged and admitted by the government.

 

They continue with the myth that not only did Trump and the Russians collude, but the Russians tampered with vote totals. It did not happen, and yet 42% of the American people believe it largely because of the media — and social media, which is one of the biggest promotional groundswells for that point of view. You talk about misinformation and disinformation? This is profound. There is no evidence that any of this happened!

 

Read the rest here.

 

As The Gateway Pundit reported earlier…..

 

On Tuesday night, after the votes were counted, Democrats took control of the US House of Representatives.

 

Wealthy suburban voters and women are being credited for the win.

 

At least 35 Republican lawmakers lost their seats last Tuesday night.

Democrats have a huge advantage over Republicans with their partners in the media complex, Hollywood, and academia.

And, unlike 2016, this year Democrats can also can give a huge amount of credit to Tech giants Google, Facebook and Twitter.

 

Suburban voters and women no longer were reading conservative articles on Facebook. Facebook eliminated at least 1.5 billion links to conservative articles since 2017. If you add additional websites like The Gateway Pundit, Infowars, Young Cons, Right Wing News, etc. the number tops 2 billion easy. And it likely made a difference on Tuesday night. 80% of women age 18-49 have Facebook accounts. These are the women who get their news from Facebook. Facebook knows this and eliminated conservative content on their platform so there would be no repeat of 2016.

 

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2018/11/rush-limbaugh-and-glenn-reynolds-to-potus-trump-break-up-tech-monopolies-or-lose-in-2020/