Posted on 08/17/2017 11:39:55 AM PDT by HarleyLady27
DOJ is demanding 1.3 million IP addresses related to a Trump resistance website.
This stems from prosecuting the more than 200 rioters that were arrested in DC on Inauguration Day. These are federal charges folks, and the DC US Attorney is pursuing them.
The web hosting company, DreamHost, is challenging the warrant. There was supposed to be a hearing on the challenge today.
I'm looking for news of this hearing - will post anything that I find.
Here’s the latest I could find:
Nothing about the hearing that was supposedly held today. The DOJ won’t comment except via court proceedings, so I guess we’re waiting for DreamHost to blog again.
The website in question is DisruptJ20.org.
This article has a lot more info on the warrant and the challenge, though it’s predictably slanted given the source.
Remember folks, this is not a government fishing expedition into a website that is simply expressing dissenting views.
This is a warrant pursuant to almost 200 ongoing investigations into the Inauguration Day rioters.
Ping to #61 and #62.
Mark, hopefully tonight on the radio you can give us your take on this DOJ warrant.
I’m sure they knew she had been seriously wounded.
I just don’t buy anything they say anymore.
My father and nephew are/were in law enforcement. I considered it. I think it’s an honorable profession. Someone has to do it, and I respect them when I can.
The FBI has lost me.
Actually, they were in a concrete bunker toward the back of the property. There was also a mysterious hole in the top of that bunker.
I’ve seen photos of the twisted bodies in that bunker.
IMO, it seemed to indicate all measures were taken to make sure there were absolutely no survivors.
One FBI agent confronted Koresh’s mother with 24 hours of the end, stating, “I hope you’ve said your good-byes.”
They knew what they had planned and what was about to take place.
Close to 90 counts of flat out murder...
That episode made me doubt we could count on our military if push comes to shove. It also told me a lot about the American Peoples determination to be free as in not so much.
I watched Jack Brooks hold his hearing on this and it was easy to see how no one would be held accountable.
Did he ever say why he shot her? Did he fear for his life or the life of others?
I think I just replied to the wrong thread. :)
Did he ever say why he shot her?
Did he fear for his life or the lives of others?
IIRC, she was holding a baby when shot?
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