Whoever God wants to kill
no one can save.
Whoever God wants to save
no one can kill.
Ancient Sanskrit saying
Whoever God wants to kill
no one can save.
Whoever God wants to save
no one can kill.
Ancient Sanskrit saying
Goodnight LJ!
Feminism has always been a communist pogrom and fits in, quite nicely, with the Democrat agenda.
All of this crap came from the USSR in the 60s with; the Hippies, anti-war, all the "rights" movements, "God is dead" Black Power etc....all designed to break down society, divide and conquer. They did it with their agents infiltrating college campuses.
It worked, and despite the conventional wisdom, the Soviets actually won the "Cold War".
Now the old hippies are literally running/ruining the country. That's why I refuse to call them "democrats" but instead, just "RATs"....but they actually are just "communists".
Posting blind, maybe up already?
https://justthenews.com/government/courts-law/judge-dismisses-trumps-classified-documents-case
Judge dismisses Trump’s classified documents case, rules special counsel unlawfully appointed
This is the latest roadblock Special Counsel Jack Smith has faced in his prosecutions of former President Trump.
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The federal judge overseeing Donald Trump’s classified documents case in the Southern District of Florida dismissed the case Monday on constitutional grounds.
“The Superseding Indictment is DISMISSED because Special Counsel Smith’s appointment violates the Appointments Clause of the United States Constitution,” Judge Aileen Cannon wrote in her order granting Trump’s motion to dismiss.
The judge ruled that no federal statute cited by the Justice Department authorized the appointment of Special Counsel Jack Smith by the Attorney General, meaning he has no authority to prosecute the case.
You can read the order below:
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gov.uscourts.flsd_.648653.672.0.pdf
This is the latest roadblock Special Counsel Smith has faced in his prosecutions of former President Trump. His separate case against Trump in Washington, D.C., where the former president is charged with four counts related to his conduct on January 6, had been delayed indefinitely pending an appeal to the Supreme Court on presidential immunity grounds.
The high court ruled earlier this month that the president enjoyed immunity for official acts and will likely cause further delays as the lower court will now have to determine which acts alleged in his indictment constitute official or private acts before the case can proceed.