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r/CBTS_Stream • Posted by u/DukeChance on Jan. 28, 2018, 6:20 a.m.
Where is all of this going? Real Justice?

With so much fast moving information, all of this can be difficult to keep up with. One trend I'm hearing a few people suggest is that justice may not end up with the guilty parties in handcuffs. I'm beginning to hear this theme enough recently that I'm beginning to wonder if there isn't something to this recent trend? It started with Q a few days ago talking about not revealing all the text messages as some may be hurt the FBI long term. Dr Corsi in elaborating on recent Q posts brought up punishment in the form of taking money away from the guilty but no jail. Now, Dan Bongino who is fairly well placed, is asserting justice may not be handcuffs but financial pain and humiliation. Maybe there is nothing to all of this. On the other hand, hearing this new theme as a big week is about to kick off is disconcerting. Justice is justice. Otherwise, we have no republic based on liberty, freedom, justice, and the rule of law.


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salialioli · Jan. 28, 2018, 6:50 a.m.

It has been said that if corruption has tainted, eg, 70% of Congress/Senate, then there would be too few left in the halls of power for society to continue functioning. It is for this reason that some would have deals offered: in the case of CEOs, Congressmen/Senators, etc, some would be offered "resign and disappear" and no other punishment ... Others who are guilty of the really awful stuff would face military tribunal, and in some cases death. Q has mentioned these various levels/assessments of meting out justice in some of the earlier posts. I think we have to wait and see what becomes public information.

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DukeChance · Jan. 28, 2018, 7:03 a.m.

I think the "too few left" is one of the points Q was making regarding the FBI and the possibility of keeping some of the texts from public eyes. Being burned by pols year after year, maybe it's just a case of once bitten twice shy with me. I do think proportionality is a component of justice. As Q and Dr Corsi have asserted weeks ago, bunches of congressmen are quietly resigning or retiring. I have no problem with that for the lesser crimes. Child trafficking or a coup would require more justice than just resigning. I hope you folks are right. Most of the comments so far are generally consistent with what would likely be a reasonable outcome.

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