“The allegations came in a group.”
This is literally a concise and interesting point!
The allegations, NOT EVIDENCE, came in a very tight group in *time relation*, AND ONLY AFTER the Washington Post was on the ground with a small army, obviously offering fame and fortune of some kind to some unprincipled women (in my opinion).
**A GRAPH should be created AND PUBLISHED, demonstrating this tight grouping of allegations, specifically following the INTERFERENCE FROM WASHINGTON DC, ($30,000,000 spent by McConnell for Luther Strange), the *subsequent* denial of the Alabama Republican Party’s appeal to the RNC in DC to allow voters in Alabama to chose their own elected officials, and ESPECIALLY the Washington Post hitting the ground with a small army to come up with 40 year old “allegations”!
The reason (I believe) these women are unprincipled, is because even if some of their stories were true, they obviously DID NOT come forward until nearly 40 years later, when some kind of power over a man, national fame, and fortune were offered! If they were afraid of Roy Moore, and most have remained in the same geographical area as Roy Moore all these years, they weren’t “afraid” enough of Roy Moore to get further away. As well, IF all these women were afraid of Roy Moore, you would think at least 1 or 2 would have overcome their fear, being concerned about him going after other young women - and hopefully overcome their fear to speak up to the authorities.
The fact these things did not happen, until nearly 40 years later, only after being motivated by the DC establishment and left wing Washington Post army on the ground in Alabama, does become problematic in the least.
A case in point from my own personal experience. The physical well-being and lives of my family were threatened a few years ago, after I had been asked to intervene in behalf of a Soldier who had been sexual assaulted. After my wife and another female (who knew of the assault) were subsequently sexually harassed by a Battalion CSM involved in the same investigation, I deemed it unsafe to stay, and packed my stuff up and moved my family across the country to keep them safe. Even while we had no time to work out my transfer and where we were going.
Additionally, if we are supposed to believe the “allegations” of women from 40 years ago, *WHY CAN’T WE BELIEVE the CURRENT statement (allegation) from the female who stated she was offered significant money to formulate something bad about Roy Moore?
Regardless of the legitimacy of these allegations against Roy Moore, there has been an all out effort by Washington DC establishment (which could care less about women and morality) and the Washington Post, to get a deeply immoral and murderous (late term abortionist) left wing Demoncrat to replace Roy Moore. I believe this is an effort to *halt any further conservative/Bannon efforts, and to *halt any further justices from being placed on the Supreme Court.
Of course some of the national narrative against Roy Moore has already fallen apart.
The yearbook fiasco, where there is clearly something wrong with several parts of this allegation, including a very likely forgery, or purposeful lie regarding who signed the yearbook and when.
The car lock assault allegation, which includes highly improbable driver controlled locks, a very improbable/impossible phone call timing issue, and actual geographical address problem/impossibility.
The mall story, being debunked.
The nationally circulated narrative, by media and press, that all of these allegations were made by conservative voters, when at least 2 of the allegations were by individuals who have long been active in Democratic and LGBT campaigns in Alabama and Florida.
It is clear to me, at least 3 of these are morally challenged and dishonest individuals based on the immorality they are proponents of.
“The anatomy of a political hit job.”
Someone could make some money with a book documenting this fiasco.
Thought your post was remarkable.
We are in total agreement regarding this BS.