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It's Justice Business . Stop.
Published Feb 3, 2024
Updated Feb 3, 2024
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The Australian online magazine The Conversation (Jan. 29Th) showed what we, with many, call "fighters" against CORRUPTION or Justice warriors (headline) : "Collorado voters seeking to disqualify Trump from the ballot tell Supreme Court Jan. 6 'will forever stain' U. S. history". Agree. I can add then that the many posts of Glenn Kirschner (Justice Matters voice) are cut off, if not (before) distorted or abridged (mocked by voice and sometimes subtitles erasure). It is of course disheartening, but first of all revealing of strange worrying times when silence still is not breaking (songs, songs, songs, refrains, blablabla tralala !) and (quote this former prosecutor, who knows among others Robert Mueller) qualifies current American Justice "timid". No justice can be effective when lack of courage and cleverness seems to be the rule (like a habit, an easy and big slip, an insane unawareness); yet only but the Rule of Law must reigns : nothing else, regarding any Mob and especially political one : no intimidation, no blackmail, no omerta : None. For the first time, I would like to quote a follower of Mr Kirschner on FB who writes that it needs "an entire DEPARTMENT" for Trump's crimes, a statement which matches with the photo (above) of angry people (everything has its limits : b
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