Comments by "Hallands Menved" (@Hallands.) on "Rep. Trey Gowdy: 'Really bad facts' emerging about DOJ, FBI" video.

  1. Musky Elon Yeah... Don't know if it's "the worst"... I'm actually slightly relieved because this deeply entrenched corruption has been going on for so long - starting even before the planning and preparation of the 9/11 ffop - that I'd almost given up hope that remedial action would ever be taken. The only reason the rectification may come to resemble an upsetting upheaval is that the corruption was allowed to run so long and so deep. I would hope that a majority now become adept at discerning the appearance of lawfulness from the true and practiced rule of law. My second hope would be that media pretending to be professional, unbiased and informative be sharply discerned from real reporting news media. The MSM failed to investigate 9/11 - passivity perhaps through fear - but now have been running an active incessant, false and divisional campaign against the elected president so consistently everyone can tell they're nowhere near professional, unbiased reporting. If I be frank, it looks more like they're playing their part in an orchestrated coup d'état...
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  2. DBZFan2 Agreed.
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  3. mms StarNet They've gone corrupt, and become political animals, but our politicians clearly had a hand in this. All were grabbing for more power and therefore eager to weaponize various offices against the opposition whenever their opportunity arose. The most "interesting" being the military, the IC and the IRS. Strangely the same trend was seen in Great Britain, France, Denmark, Italy and Spain - although this wasn't new to Spain nor Italy, of couse. Nevertheless the main issues were the same: 1. The population felt increasingly disempowered and lacking in legal equality 2. Suspicions of corruption became more and more vocal 3. MSM supported the political narrative of denial 4. Stories of highly suspicions transactions surfaced anyway 5. The politicians pretended rectification and amends, holding charade processes 6. Essentially nothing changed 7. People became more distrustful, disgruntled and stressed out And here we all are, back at zero! Hidden powers are still secretly deciding what's "best" for us and our descendants. We are asked to vote, but prevented from knowing what's really being decided - and so are the majority of are representatives! They, too, are relegated to search out the truth by pattern recognition, deductions and a taxing process of reading through mountains of documents written in cloudy legalese, deliberately trying to hide the very few salient points actually contained. For some inexplicable reason this is called democracy...
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  4. DBZFan2 I know...
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  5. DBZFan2 Yep! And the highest expenses on medicine...
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  6. Dale Hauk Norwegian, right? You may believe this to be the case in your beautiful country, almost devoid of corruption as it is, but American democracy is in trouble and the corruption runs deep and wide. It's almost like lying and deceiving has become the prerequisite for career politicians. I believe that while a certain flexibility is necessary in politics and leniency is okay for the police on minor issues, our politicians have passed over into meaningless, Orwellian plus-speak and the once humanitarian leniency by officers of the law is afforded only the rich and powerful – clearly demonstrating that it's not humanitarian any longer, but merely a consequence of rampant corruption. Democracy is being hollowed out and subtly replaced with a totalitarian mafia regime – much like the Russian system – and the operators behind this are busily deflecting from their own vile deeds by accusing Trump of colluuuuusion, the public of being unpatriotic and the few critiquing media of being conspiracy theorists...
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