Adult supervision? WTF happened to state’s rights and feds staying out of local business unless we’re talking about violations of civil rights?
Just what kind of federal prosecutor goes on Fox News and promotes this kind of nonsense? It’s fucking scary to think this guy has the power to use federal resources to put people in federal prison. I don’t necessarily have a problem with a fed having an old fashioned “throw the book at 'em” mentality but to basically go on a major network and trash talk an area DA is just way, way out of bounds.
I have heard there are people capable of selling ice cubes to Eskimos, but I rather doubt the CFSG has anywhere near that kind of talent, if he ever did.
Still very strange to me that the POTUS would cite a Fox news host. And for the purpose of attacking being “data dependent”! Yeah, if only major financial decisions could be determined by Trump’s fanciful whims, stability would return to the global economy.
I suspect it is an ancestor simulation. Our distant descendants are playing with different historical scenarios. Some simulate what would happen if the confederacy won the civil war, some simulate what happened if Germany won WWII, and this one is a simulation of what happens if Trump won in 2016.
A while back there was a short-lived BBC sketch comedy show called “The Wrong Door”. In one of the sketches a man discovers a portal to alternative universes in a corner of his flat and various alt-versions of himself come through to say hello. Eventually he’s got a roomful of them and they’re all having a party, at which point he realizes that, compared to all the others, he’s the “pathetic loser” version of himself. Even the evil version of himself is much more popular and successful.
This universe has been feeling a bit like that lately.
Going to start a thread about this later, but this is a serious piece of forensic accounting, the same sort that brought down Madoff and Enron and Tyco and…
The author is the guy who discovered Madoff, btw, and knows his stuff. Controversial, yes, but he knows his stuff.