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re: Another DoJ Resignation - National Security Division
Posted on 11/6/26 at 4:30 pm to Bass Tiger
Posted on 11/6/26 at 4:30 pm to Bass Tiger
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Word is Harmeet was unhappy with the general commitment from the DOJ to actually hold a lot of rat bastards accountable.
I've not seen any real indication that Blanche is actually committed to this. In fact, he has said the opposite.
Posted on 11/6/26 at 4:32 pm to BoarEd
Harmeet Dillon announced in early October that she was going back into the private sector.
Posted on 11/6/26 at 4:34 pm to BoarEd
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they're being asked to resign so as to put special operator types in their place.
Something like that, for sure.
Posted on 11/6/26 at 4:56 pm to BoarEd
I couldn’t fathom the hire.
Set aside the politics.
If you’re Donald Trump your safety, your freedom and your families future hinges on accountability or making a deal with the swamp.
Given that your AG pick is the most important hire you’ll make. Assuming you don’t make a deal. And with all that, your choice to ride or die with is a guy who spent the entire Biden administration trying to put you in prison?
What possible conclusion are you supposed to draw from that decision?
I want this to work. I desperately want Trump to be successful.
Problem is with decision after decision it’s like watching the football get pulled away from Charlie Brown and I can’t excuse him from being criticized when the outcome seemed obvious from the jump.
Set aside the politics.
If you’re Donald Trump your safety, your freedom and your families future hinges on accountability or making a deal with the swamp.
Given that your AG pick is the most important hire you’ll make. Assuming you don’t make a deal. And with all that, your choice to ride or die with is a guy who spent the entire Biden administration trying to put you in prison?
What possible conclusion are you supposed to draw from that decision?
I want this to work. I desperately want Trump to be successful.
Problem is with decision after decision it’s like watching the football get pulled away from Charlie Brown and I can’t excuse him from being criticized when the outcome seemed obvious from the jump.
Posted on 11/6/26 at 5:00 pm to tide06
Military is the only way, man. We have been saying it for a long time and that's because it's true. The entrenchment is too deep.
Posted on 11/6/26 at 5:03 pm to BoarEd
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I see this as people stepping out who don't want to be involved with whatever it is that's coming next.
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Release the Kraken.
They have affidavits
Wake me up when JFK, Jr comes back.
Posted on 11/6/26 at 5:31 pm to Taxing Authority
I mean, do you have another read on it? Why people are leaving the DoJ suddenly, but not other departments? That would be much more constructive than being snarky. But I guess snarkiness is just like your default, huh?
Posted on 11/6/26 at 5:40 pm to BoarEd
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Military is the only way, man. We have been saying it for a long time and that's because it's true. The entrenchment is too deep.
But if that’s true and it might entirely be true if you want widespread support you have to establish the case for why that’s true.
If you force them in court to defend all the abuses it establishes them as the villains and your side as the side regretfully doing what’s necessary.
Without that they look like they’re defending our “democracy” and the right are revolutionaries.
By making clear examples of the lawlessness and entrenched corruption the narrative flips entirely.
The framing matters.
And the framing for the justification for that so far has been insufficient at best.
Posted on 11/6/26 at 5:51 pm to tide06
Well, the other thing is that it also has to be done by the book, right? Especially if you recognize that the military is the only way. In order to have the military finish the job and NOT look like a frickin dictator very specific circumstances have to present themselves.
And thankfully (also regretfully) those specific conditions ARE presenting themselves. See the thread I just made about the Democracy Files and the Hegseth Connection.
I mean, the answers are right there staring everyone in the face and nobody wants to acknowledge it. For a few reasons. A lot of people are going to feel foolish for having trolled the idea for the past 10 years now and being proven wrong. And also, it's kinda scary. This shite isn't a game. They're going to clear out the corruption.
And thankfully (also regretfully) those specific conditions ARE presenting themselves. See the thread I just made about the Democracy Files and the Hegseth Connection.
I mean, the answers are right there staring everyone in the face and nobody wants to acknowledge it. For a few reasons. A lot of people are going to feel foolish for having trolled the idea for the past 10 years now and being proven wrong. And also, it's kinda scary. This shite isn't a game. They're going to clear out the corruption.
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