We are scattered and losing focus here, and working with trolls and shills disrupting discussion because they are, as they well should be, terrified.

 

How many times were we told some very brief things?

Trust Sessions

We Have It All

 

Must consider the facts:

Thanks to Mike Rogers, Bill Binney, and other great patriots, we know that the Good Guys do, in fact, have all the evidence.

Jeff Sessions' behavior has been silent and inscrutable as the grave.

Watch the video of Sessions leaving the DOJ that afternoon, shaking Whitaker's hand.

Look at their faces, and only their faces.

This is how men look at the most crucial moments of their lives.

Almost wept when I saw that; maybe one day, we will know exactly what that moment encapsulated.

Sessions has had months to create a strategic legal Waterloo.

The mind reels at what could be in the offing.

He is an older man and this is his legacy we are talking about.

Consider how we have witnessed more extraordinarily odd career moves in the last two years than any of us have in our entire lives, firings, retirements, resignations

Nothing comparable in my memory! It is shocking!

Some things we haven't discussed here:

Wray, whom we were told to trust. He's been practically invisible and could have been doing almost anything.

Corey's Digs mentioned the massive FBI operation out of the Little Rock field office just today.

Charles Ortel has referred to the Dallas field office running the financial side of the Clinton investigation, necessarily enormous due to the scale of that evil web.

No one ever speaks of Charles Rettig:

https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/commissioner-charles-p-rettig

The IRS has an astonishing amount of power on its own.

There are so shockingly many people who could be sentenced to years, and made paupers, on the tax/fraud charges alone. In the end, this may be what gets them because it willbe the easiest to prosecute.

We have confirmation that multiple FBI investigations have been underway in field offices all over the country.

We know that it was the top tier of FBI that was corrupted, not the rank and file.

Only NY and DC field offices, for the most part

The other field offices are full of good people who are probably unspeakably angry at Comey, McCabe, et al

Think of how much you hated the most awful boss in any workplace you've ever known.

Consider how many years of crushing stress these people have endured. My God, the righteous anger they must feel.

Huber has been running an army of 470 in Utah. 470 employees, with months and months to work, uninterrupted. It is breathtaking to contemplate.

 

Everything is at stake.

 

These words, from General Cornwallis, at the end of "The Patriot"

"How could it come to this? An army of rabble. Peasants."

Indeed. Deplorables.

 

I already know that the legal proceedings will go on for years, but I also know that the Nuremberg trials did not last forever.

Our descendants will study this in school.

 

Dear God, please give us all the strength to save this republic. Our Founders concluded the Declaration of Independence with this: "We pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor."

 

The Americans' Creed:

I believe in the United States of America as a government of the people, by the people, for the people; whose just powers are derived from the consent of the governed, a democracy in a republic, a sovereign Nation of many sovereign States; a perfect union, one and inseparable; established upon those principles of freedom, equality, justice, and humanity for which American patriots sacrificed their lives and fortunes.

 

I therefore believe it is my duty to my country to love it, to support its Constitution, to obey its laws, to respect its flag, and to defend it against all enemies.

 

God Bless America.