Posted on 01/01/2026 4:34:48 AM PST by MtnClimber
As grand jury investigations begin, the alleged wrongdoers may find that a criminal court finds them guilty as charged.
American Thinker readers are familiar with the criminal conspiracy or coup to unseat a duly elected president. John Solomon of Just the News just let the cat out of the bag with his breaking interview about
...a “slam dunk” conspiracy case to prosecute former federal agents and prosecutors for election meddling for relentlessly pursuing Donald Trump for political purposes...
Solomon has validated my investigative reporting since 2019. I contend that the acts of the Democratic Party, Deep State, New World Order/WEF (i.e., George Soros)—collectively, “the Cabal”—are an ongoing RICO criminal conspiracy. It was Thomas Lifson, American Thinker’s co-founder, who encouraged me to write that the Clinton Family was a RICO conspiracy. (My all-inclusive draft is here.)
The Cabal dismissed my reporting as conspiracy theories. Others were treated the same. Nevertheless, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, ODNI Director Tulsi Gabbard, AG Pam Bondi, FBI Director Kash Patel, CIA Director John Ratcliffe, Chairman Rep. James Comer, and others all eventually provided proof that I was correct.
Why is it so important to indict those involved as conspirators, so that their cases can be tried in a court of law? After all, as Hillary Clinton so arrogantly testified in a Senate hearing covering up her potentially treasonous acts in the Senate Benghazi hearing, “What difference, at this point, does it make?” It makes a big difference. In a country governed by the rule of law, people must be held accountable for illegal acts—and the Trump administration gets that.
Former CIA Director John Brennan is now a target of a grand jury investigation in the Southern District of Florida. His defense counsel sent an extraordinary letter to the presiding judge
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They are easier to prove than you think. Unless they've changed the law, you don't have to prove a smoking gun conspiracy where all the bad guys were meeting and planning in a backroom somewhere. You just have to show that all the bad guys had knowledge of each others' actions, and were working toward the same objective. I was involved with pursuing a bank and other bad actors under civil RICO once. Although the bad actors didn't personally know each other, they folded pretty quick after they saw the case we had against them. (Disclaimer: I'm not a lawyer.)
Not legal technicalities but a corrupt judge using that as an excuse.
That’s why it’s in a Southern District of Florida.
“Wake me when indictments are handed down.”
Don’t wake me up for anything less than an orange jumpsuits & shackles honest-to-God perp walk.
Well, duh. Except the judiciary is corrupt as all get out.
” Nothing can be done until solid cases can be put together & they need the manpower to do it.”
The “are we there yet?” faction won’t accept that sort of rational explanation. Real life is supposed to be like a tv show, everything should get wrapped up right away. When it doesn’t, then Trump should fire Bondi and Kash and everybody else whose name they know.
I often find myself with the “are we there yet?” faction. There’s already been so many investigations by independent journalists, as well as congressional committees. You’d think they’d be able to put together a case in nothing flat. But in the real world, nothing works that way.
Distressing that the longer it goes on, the more people will decide why bother voting as nothing happens. And this coming year we cannot afford to give up!
Putting big name administration officials in prison isn’t going to be easy and they will only get one shot at it. There can be no mistakes or misfires.
The conspirators surely will have paid attention to the Watergate prosecutions and will have worked at limiting loose ends. With Nixon you had a hostile press eager to ruin him. This time you have a media eager to help the conspiracy. And loyalists of Obama and Never Trump Republicans who will obstruct the prosecution.
I often wonder how the hell we've come to this. Our elected "representatives" are some sort of elites who it would be almost unthinkable to hold to account. They vote themselves pay raises and lavish benefits from the public treasury and pass laws over us that they exempt themselves. They have become some kind of royalty as was not just never envisioned by the founders, but diametrically opposite of their intent.
Gee, y'think?!?
Not to mention the judges!
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