A Perfectly Reasonable Amount of Schadenfreude about Things Happening to Trump & His Enablers (Part 3)

In other Charlie Kirk related news:

https://www.wkrn.com/news/local-news/charlie-kirk-sign-removed-vietnam-vets/

It turns out that Vietnam Vets do not appreciate it when you try to rename a highway named for their fallen comrades.

Do you want him to die of apoplexy?

Oh, wait…

I’m moderately opposed to the naming of things as “Vietnam Veteran’s X”, but violently opposed to naming any thing after Mr Kirk, so this is a win (even though they are apparently still going to find some piece of asphalt to name for him).

The article said:

Mansfield said the sign is now being moved to Long Hollow Pike in Goodlettsville.

“Long Hollow Pike” sounds appropriate I guess.

I’d name it, “Permanently Hollow PikeR”, myself.

Haha!

“They’re going to place his name, perhaps likeness?, on a long hollow pike.” - Vlad approves.

Any port in a storm…

Two possibilities

  1. Loyal American Deep state FBI agents acted on the extradition request before Trump got wind of it to put the kabaosh on it.
  2. By arresting them, Trump can put the screws on them and wheedle out some extra bribes before denying their extradition.

White House advisor Peter Navarro loses his appeal of his Contempt of Congress conviction.

I understand it was the US Marshals Service who took them into custody, not the FBI.

DOJ withdraws subpoenas to NY Times reporters in Trump plane probe

The move came at a hearing in U.S. District Court in Manhattan, where Judge Arun Subramanian had warned a prosecutor, Sean Buckley, that he would quash the subpoenas at the request of The Times if the DOJ did not withdraw them, according to MS NOW.

:: steeples fingers ::

Excellent.

Todd Blanche begs judge not to hit him with $1K-a-day fine over Epstein debacle.

“At no point has the government tried to argue that it followed the law,” said Brendan Ballou, founder of the Public Integrity Project, which represents Phang, adding that the government had not defended its conduct in court. “Which is a pretty shocking position to take.”

Freedom Gas, some more background. Court finally caught up for a crime in 2021. Clog the courts is the objective.

You know those Freedom Fuel stations Trump was going on about? Yeah, it’s a bit shady…

In February, a federal judge in New Jersey ordered the Kazmis to pay over $600,000 to a fuel supplier that accused the brothers of stealing gas. The supplier alleged in court filings that it cut the brothers off after they refused to sign a new contract. But the Kazmis exploited a security lapse and gained access to the supplier’s fuel depot. Over a ten-day period in August 2021, tanker trucks absconded with more than 230,000 gallons of fuel, according to the supplier’s court filings. A judge ruled in the supplier’s favor, finding the brothers unlawfully took the gas.