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Posted on 12/30/2021 10:29:47 AM PST by Impala64ssa
After a jury found Ghislaine Maxwell guilty on five counts in her sex trafficking trial, Maxwell's sentence was quickly handed down: ten minutes unsupervised in a room with Hillary Clinton.
"Considering the gross immorality of your crimes, the court sees fitting to put you in a room with Hillary Clinton, turn off the cameras, tell the prison guards to take a short, ten-minute break, and, you know, see how it goes for ya," the judge said. He banged his gavel. "May God have mercy on your soul."
Maxwell, who had been stoic in court up to this point, broke down sobbing. Through her lawyer, she asked if she could have some kind of melee weapon during the ten minutes with Mrs. Clinton. The court relented and granted her a pool noodle.
At publishing time, the court had also declared that should Maxwell survive her ten minutes with Hillary Clinton, a millstone will be tied around her neck and she'll be "yeeted into the sea".
A small stainless steel bottle was found immediately after Hillary left. News at 11.
ROFLMAO! I KNEW ‘The Bee’ would nail this, LOL!
Like putting a piranha in with a largemouth bass (the bass wins every time).
Hard to see how that holds up on appeal. After all, we did sign the Geneva Convention.
If my life were hanging by a thread like Ms. Maxwell’s is, Hillary would not be breathing at the end of those 10 minutes. I probably would be in Hell for that, but the rest of the planet would be spared anymore misery.
Two go in but only one comes out! Alive that is.
"Ghislaine,
When this is all over why don't you get together at my place and you can just hang? Hillary"
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