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1) The degree of perfidious corruption inside the DOJ, and spreading from there across our land is one of the most dangerous threats we face as Americans. Please carefully read @SidneyPowell1's article:
dailycaller.com/2018/12/17/pro…
dailycaller.com/2018/12/17/pro…
2) Listen carefully to @SidneyPowell1's title. She says: "My Colleagues Coerce Innocent People — Like Flynn — To Plead Guilty Every Day"
Coercion. Every day. Coercion of innocent people, every day. There's some very bad news here, friends.
Coercion. Every day. Coercion of innocent people, every day. There's some very bad news here, friends.
3) Those charged with prosecuting Rule Of Law have become the greatest threat to Rule Of Law in America. I'll cut to the chase. A shock is needed, and NOT just at the top of the Department of Injustice. A shock to spread throughout the entirety of prosecution itself.
4) Not just Federal, but also State and Local prosecution. And not just the prosecutors but the foolishly, cowardly, or even often corruptly complicit Judiciary. Contemplate the depths and reach of the absolute breach of Rule Of Law.
5) Without fearful, intimidated judges, the DOJ or prosecutors at any level would NEVER be able to get away with their desecration of Justice Herself. What does it mean to Make America Great Again? This is a prime example. We must reign in the prosecutors and their pet judges.
6) That is the main reason why a Presidential pardon for @GenFlynn is so important. He is the direct victim of the worst case of corrupt prosecution in American history. That leads me to a new hashtag:
#EndCorruptProsecution
#EndCorruptProsecution
7) Everyone is so damned afraid of political fallout. The Democrats would be granted their golden key to impeachment, they say. And I say, let them. How well did that go for the Republicans against Bill Clinton? The truth is that correcting prosecutorial corruption is the answer.
8) The truth is they're NOT going to impeach. It would be a type of slow motion suicide that, at least Nancy Pelosi is smart enough to fear and avoid. My goodness, it's time to stop being afraid of the damned Democrats. It's time to start doing the right thing.
9) Along with a pardon of @GenFlynn, I'd urge the commencement of a Presidential Commission to root out ALL prosecutorial corruption. We have to talk about that word, "corruption." It's more than merely be paid by a bad guy to do the wrong thing.
10) We'll need more time to discuss all the implications. But let's focus for a moment on the case of Senator Ted Stevens. While vindicated rapidly, his prosecution lost him his Senate seat, and changed the balance of power in the Senate. How does that get redressed?
11) The answer is, it doesn't. Contemplate the power that winning the 60th seat in the Senate gave Obama. Would there be Obamacare without Stevens' ouster? Hardly a chance. How do you redress America's loss over that? The answer is...there exists no such justice.
12) We discover, here, a situation more complex than anyone could conceivably have foreseen. Justice is destroyed, yet its destruction is prosecuted in the name of justice. how can this be addressed?
13) I am far from sure of the entire solution required. I am 100% sure that a pardon of @GenFlynn is PRECISELY the correct next step. Yet, that pardon must be explained in the proper manner. True justice is the only way it can work. The pardon must say so, explicitly.
14) "Proudly, I pardon General Flynn, NOT from his crime but 100% for his innocence. And, I put the entire corrupt prosecutorial process on notice. We will NOT allow innocent people to be crushed by false, corrupt prosecution any longer in this nation."
