Rush: A Fascinating Book on Dishonest Prosecutors

[mystery-ak]

A Fascinating Book on Dishonest Prosecutors

Jul 2, 2018




RUSH: That book by Sidney Powell I was just talking about, it’s four years old. It’s from 2014. It’s called Licensed to Lie, and it’s in depth what happened with the Enron trials and the Ted Stevens prosecution. This was also thrown out after they destroyed him, and there’s a name… There’s a bunch of people that are in every one of these cases she writes about, and many of them have a lot to do with Mueller — one of them in particular named Andrew Weissmann. But beyond that…

I’m reading this book kind of slowly. It is written beautifully. It’s written… It’s a page-turner. It’s just… (sigh) Folks, it’s stunning! It’s stunning, the lawlessness in the Department of Justice that has nothing to do with left or right. It’s not just liberalism. It happens under every president, and its primary focus — at least to the phase I’m at in the book — is the fact that the prosecution, Department of Justice, United States attorneys suborn perjury from their own witnesses. I mean, they have their own witnesses lie specifically, which happened in the Ted Stevens case.

They do not turn over exculpatory evidence to the defense. It was an FBI agent whistleblower who, if he had not spoken up, Ted Stevens’ conviction would have stood and he would still be considered to be fraudulent and corrupt. He was totally set up. He was set up by people who wanted scalps, and the book claims that nothing’s changed in the Department of Justice since those days, or very little. Some of you, I’m sure, may have already read it, heard about it. Sidney Powell’s a frequent guest and has been on cable TV shows for a while.

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[Bigun]

That's the way it's been since slick and hill took over and, if the Republic is to survive,  it needs to be sorted out.

[endicom]

That's the way it's been since slick and hill took over and, if the Republic is to survive,  it needs to be sorted out.

That's the way it's been since forever. That's why our system is supposed to be weighted against prosecution.

[Smokin Joe]

That's the way it's been since slick and hill took over and, if the Republic is to survive,  it needs to be sorted out.

Yep. Janet Reno with the kid in the daycare (not to mention the Branch Davidians), the Anthrax prosecution of the guy from Detrick, etc.

It's a crime to not disclose Brady Material during discovery.

[Cyber Liberty]

I've been bringing this up about Mueller over the weekend.  I got nothing but ridicule from the resident Mueller cultist.   

(Yup, we have one.)

[Smokin Joe]

I've been bringing this up about Mueller over the weekend.  I got nothing but ridicule from the resident Mueller cultist.   

(Yup, we have one.)

Maybe they should read this, for starters:

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2017/05/21/when_comey_and_mueller_bungled_the_anthrax_case_133953.html#!

or

http://thefederalist.com/2018/04/19/revealed-robert-muellers-fbi-repeatedly-abused-prosecutorial-discretion/

[Bigun]

Just to let you know,   I just heard a congressman who sits on the judiciary committee say that the DOJ is going to allow Imran Iwan to plead guilty to some nothing charge tomorrow and close the book on that little matter.

I'm sick!

[Cyber Liberty]

Maybe they should read this, for starters:

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2017/05/21/when_comey_and_mueller_bungled_the_anthrax_case_133953.html#!

or

http://thefederalist.com/2018/04/19/revealed-robert-muellers-fbi-repeatedly-abused-prosecutorial-discretion/

Fake news from shoddy sources.  Gohmert is also a fool, I learnt.  To paraphrase @Frank Cannon, "Mueller is God!"

I used to think it was just a Never Trumper, but it was saying bad things about Mueller that got his dander up and he got personal.  I've never seen anything like it, really.

[Frank Cannon]

I used to think it was just a Never Trumper, but it was saying bad things about Mueller that got his dander up and he got personal.  I've never seen anything like it, really.

Ever hear of J Edgar Hoover?

[Cyber Liberty]

Ever hear of J Edgar Hoover?

The likes of Mueller and Hoover I've seen.  It was the person blowing up at me was what was new.  I never knew Mueller had a fan club.

[Fantasywriter]

Just to let you know,   I just heard a congressman who sits on the judiciary committee say that the DOJ is going to allow Imran Iwan to plead guilty to some nothing charge tomorrow and close the book on that little matter.

I'm sick!

Sessions was the worst pick for DOJ. He is indescribably weak and he actually loves, respects and admires the swamp.  I know the next acceptable step is to ridicule Trump for making such a miserable selection.  All I can say to that is that Trump was far from the only one Sessions fooled. The deception was pervasive among conservatives.

[Fantasywriter]

The likes of Mueller and Hoover I've seen.  It was the person blowing up at me was what was new.  I never knew Mueller had a fan club.

Mueller used to be a Marine. Over at TOS I had a stalker who followed me from thread to thread screaming every imaginable epithet at me for criticizing a former Marine. It wasn't confined to just that one person, either. Q says TRUST SESSIONS, who lobbied for Rosenstein who picked Mueller, so needless to say the Qers were on my case. Last but not least Sundance at the Conservative Treehouse said Mueller is a white hat, so I had the Treepers slinging mud also. 

Bottom line: yes, Mueller has a fan club--and a pretty rabid one at that.

[Smokin Joe]

Fake news from shoddy sources.  Gohmert is also a fool, I learnt.  To paraphrase @Frank Cannon, "Mueller is God!"

I used to think it was just a Never Trumper, but it was saying bad things about Mueller that got his dander up and he got personal.  I've never seen anything like it, really.

Those were just a couple of sources. I'd put Mueller, Janet Reno, and others in the same bucket--prosecutors who know they have it wrong, but keep doubling down anyway.

[Cyber Liberty]

Those were just a couple of sources. I'd put Mueller, Janet Reno, and others in the same bucket--prosecutors who know they have it wrong, but keep doubling down anyway.

All the while, knowing they were destroying innocent people for their own gain.  I also don't much care for the cheerleaders of these people.  They are little better, because they are cheering the destruction of people they don't even know.

[Smokin Joe]

All the while, knowing they were destroying innocent people for their own gain.  I also don't much care for the cheerleaders of these people.  They are little better, because they are cheering the destruction of people they don't even know.

Some folks just howl with the pack. Behind it all is the callous disregard for fundamental concepts like "Innocent until proven guilty", and letting the evidence do the talking, not seizing on a suspect and hammering that square peg into a round hole. Hatfill was a virologist, anthrax is a bacillus, for starters. Different fields, and that should have been the first indicator that Hatfill was likely the wrong guy.