>>8530013 (pb) C-hook worn through by 80% means they did not really even inspect the lines for an extended period. So a corporate entity will plead guilty to IM, and no one will go to jail. How to make the victims & their families whole? I know! How about some good, old fashioned weregild? You know, blood money. Oh wait, my bad, they're bankrupt.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weregild

>>8531389 Well said. Have many years of experience in doing what Trump consistently displays—and many of those around him as well. That is to say, for benevolent reasons, how to withhold some of the truth without speaking a lie. Trump deeply understands the spiritual reasons for this, and pursues it with a dedication that yields the most masterful results I have ever seen. He is off the charts outstanding at this, like most everything else. Analogous in a way to codified law vs. common law, in the sense that there must be a human factor involved with intricate & vital decisions…like the piece a couple of months back that explained how battlefield AI is very important, but only up to 85% of the decision making. That remaining 15% belongs to the fantastic human mind, which in the case of DJT must "see" how much revealed truth is beneficial, and where the "too much for now" zone begins. He is doing this every day, thinking rapidly & responding to queries while on the move. This can only be done by a mind that is deeply grounded in underlying knowledge of many subjects, while being consistently guided by moral principles.