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>There is no longer the Rule of Law in this nation.
>The law is clear. Knowingly removing classified documents is a criminal offense.
>The very setting up of such a server and transmission or reception of classified material violates the statute since it is not possible to accidentally cross the SIPRNet boundary. It can only be occur through intentional conduct.
>Further, there has been zero mention of the Clinton Foundation and what facially appears to have been the selling of favors by the Clintons during and after Hillary's time in office.
>In short:
>The Rule of Law was officially burned and buried today on live television by the Director of the FBI.
>You therefore no longer have any moral requirement to adhere to same; your entire analysis must now rest on whether you are sufficiently afraid of being shot -- and nothing more.
>America, as envisioned and fought for by the founders, died today at 11:00 AM ET, 7/5/2016.
>240 years and one day from birth to death.
What are you gonna do to celebrate your country's death?
The justice department will have to oblige and give some form of punishment even to a lesser extent.
>>79844852
Some stuff on the Clinton foundation.
>The mere presence of SAP material on her "private" email server is a federal offense -- and should be. Sometimes described as "above top secret" these programs are no-BS "need to know" and you must be read into each one individually, then you must access whatever material is involved in a secured facility from which that material may not leave. There is no such thing as "having access to them" on a general basis, no matter who you are.
>Nonetheless this is not the most-serious aspect of the Emailgate scandal. No, it's far worse folks -- it's the Clinton Foundation linkage.
>There is already plenty of evidence in the public that the Clinton Foundation basically sold access to information and even secrets themselves to persons in other nations for "donations", and this is not something that happened without the knowledge of literally hundreds of people in our government, including at the highest levels, all of whom had a legal and national duty to prevent and report it.
Just a mistake lol
The night is anyways darkest before the dawn
>>79845705
Full disclosure : I'm just shilling for Karl because I think he's cool.
>Whatever you may think of Democrats generally and Hillary personally the premise that laws intended to protect not only the integrity of this nation but our military secrets are something that can be bought and sold by persons for their own personal political and financial interests is something you must reject using whatever means are available -- and necessary.
>Hillary is facially disqualified by the laws of the United States from being President, or for that matter, holding any office in our government.
>That we continue to allow someone who is tantamount to Senator Palpatine to continue with this charade is an outrage. If it continues, and leads to her election, it very well may destroy our nation.
>Hillary Clinton, along with the rest of her cabal, must face indictment and prosecution -- not election.
They would be ashamed of us, fellow Americans
>>79846244
I feel that the only hope we have left for freedom lies down south
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKMTu1GDi_w
July 4th: Independence day
July 5th: cuck day
cuck day next year will be celebrated with parties, food and champagne if trump wins. if hillary wins, it will be a day to wear black, light candles, and pray, that's for everyone who didn't move out of america or kill themselves. or get killed by the terrorists that hillary let have our top secret information
>>79846244
You have no reason to be ashamed you fucking ameriburger.
>"The quality of people willing to serve has been declining rapidly," the U.S. Army Recruiting Command's commanding general says
>Approximately 71% of the 34 million 17-to-24-year-olds in the U.S. would not qualify for military service because of reasons related to health, physical appearance and educational background, according to the Pentagon.
Karl's commentary (Full disclosure : I'm just shilling for Karl Denninger):
>If the basic part of our military cannot accept 7 out of 10 young people from 17-24 what role do those very same people have in our economy and the future of our nation? If 70% of our youth are unable to perform a push-up, are emotionally unstable to the point of not being able to interact with others or do a basic job on a reliable basis, commit felonies for fun or have decided to tattoo racist messages all over their lower arms and face how is our nation ever going to economically survive and prosper, say much less defend itself should the need arise?
>Folks, this is all of our fault collectively as a nation and there is utterly no sign that we're going to change it on a grand scale either. That readers of this blog have kids who (for the most part) don't fit this paradigm and either have jobs or educational goals and achievements to match doesn't matter -- we still elect and allow to serve politicians that pander to this crap and permit it to continue on not only a micro scale in our local communities and counties but a on grand scale nationally.
>You may argue that it's "inhumane" or "wrong" to simply say "throw people to the wolves and let them starve" but at exactly what point is that the only rational act remaining? At what point do you tell people that either they cut the crap, grow a pair, stop melting down like a 2 year old and deal with their inner (and outer) demons -- even though you know full well that it's hard and does and will suck?
>The rule of law was buried today
The rule of law only ever applied to us commoners, something that has been made abundantly clear multiple times throughout our history. The political and business elite get away with shit like this all the time.
>HSBC caught laundering money for cartels and nothing happens
>Ted Kennedy getting away with manslaughter
>Bush administration fabricating evidence for the war in Iraq
>Reagan and the Iran-Contra scheme
Etc etc
Welp, we had an ok run, but I think it's time to pack it in lads. Good bye USA, hello Trans American Union.
