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Moon of Alabama The Impeachment Deal Between — The House And The Senate

I think this is correct, and if it is the question arises, why a deal? The political answer is simple. Both bases require it. The Democratic "resistance" requires impeachment and the Trump base requires speedy acquittal. Everyone is satisfied and DJT wins, too. Hey, politics is all about winning. Moon of AlabamaThe Impeachment Deal Between The House And The Senate

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Scot free? FBI declares it has no records of discipline against lawyers in Russia FISA case — John Solomon

Just days after it was sharply rebuked for its conduct in the Russia collusion investigation, the FBI is declaring it possesses no records of any disciplinary action taken against lawyers who pursued a deeply flawed Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant targeting the Trump campaign. The declaration was made Thursday in a U.S. District Court motionseeking to dismiss an open records lawsuit brought by the Southeastern Legal Foundation, a public interest law firm that frequently...

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Can We Impeach The FBI Now? — Peter Van Buren

On a personal note, if any of this is news to you, you may want to ask why you are only learning about it now. The American Conservative has been one of the few outlets that’s consistently exposed the Steele Dossier as part of an information op nearly since it was unveiled, and which has explained how the FISA court was manipulated, and which has steadily raised the question of political interference in our last election by American intelligence services. We claim no magical powers or...

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The Inspector General’s Report on 2016 FBI Spying Reveals a Scandal of Historic Magnitude: Not Only for the FBI but Also the U.S. Media — Glenn Greenwald

JUST AS WAS TRUE when the Mueller investigation closed without a single American being charged with criminally conspiring with Russia over the 2016 election, Wednesday’s issuance of the long-waited report from the Department of Justice’s Inspector General reveals that years of major claims and narratives from the U.S. media were utter frauds. Before evaluating the media component of this scandal, the FBI’s gross abuse of its power – its serial deceit – is so grave and manifest that it...

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Why China’s Mobile Coverage is Superior to that of the US — Zhang Chi

China treats Internet access as a public good and provides it universally as a public utility.Actually, many countries have wider access to better connection at a more reasonable price than the US. The Internet in the US is another rent-extraction machine.The US puts its public monies into the war machine and black budget paramilitary.China is arguably wise to do this rather than "generous." The basis for a developed society, including the economy, is security, social cohesion, culture,...

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The Hidden Hand — Charles S. (Sam) Faddis

The essence of a coup, which some might refer to as covert action, is the hidden hand. One does not announce that a foreign power is overthrowing the government and installing a new government. One pulls strings as if from behind a curtain, making events that are all part of a carefully orchestrated plan appear disconnected, spontaneous and serendipitous. As I read through the recently released IG report for the second time, as someone with a great deal of experience in military and...

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Bill Mitchell — Discredited academic dinosaurs continue to seek relevance

As many mainstream macroeconomics try to reinvent themselves after their reputations were trashed during and in the aftermath of the GFC, some are still trying to stay relevant by recycling the usual trash about deficits, public debt and bond yields that defines the New Keynesian orthodoxy in macroeconomics. That approach has been emphatically exposed as fake knowledge by the fact that none of the predictions that can be derived from that framework have proven to be accurate. On December 9,...

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