Mr. Clemency
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Yeah but he backdated Milley to Jan 1, 2014 also.
Looks more like a template than a conspiracy.
As I said above.
You were warned.
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Yeah but he backdated Milley to Jan 1, 2014 also.
Looks more like a template than a conspiracy.
As I said above.
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Biden: That’s right, bitches!
Trump: Hold my McDonalds Supersize Coke
Yesterday even the J6 defendants who assaulted police officers.
Today a global drug dealer.
@jon-nyc said in Mr. Clemency:
Biden: That’s right, bitches!
Trump: Hold my McDonalds Supersize Coke
Yesterday even the J6 defendants who assaulted police officers.
Today a global drug dealer.
As long as you're playing "What's worse?"
OK. What's worse J6 cop assaulters or someone who killed two FBI agents?
How about someone who commuted the sentences of ACTUAL Senate building bombers?
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I think 2014 was chosen for a reason, for at least one of the pardoned. The rest got 2014 to make it seem like, nothing to see here, 2014 is just how it's done.
@Horace said in Mr. Clemency:
I think 2014 was chosen for a reason, for at least one of the pardoned. The rest got 2014 to make it seem like, nothing to see here, 2014 is just how it's done.
If that’s true, and who knows, probably Hunter.
I doubt anything NIH did with respect to GoF grants was illegal. It’s a big bureaucracy with rules, many checkpoints, and lots of lawyers. Grant making at the NIH is a very formal process (I know because we adopted it a number of years ago). Rules for grants, who’s eligible, requirements and constraints, are written by departments and reviewed by lawyers.
If we’re worried the NIH was insufficently careful in funding GoF research then it’s worth pursuing an investigation just to figure that out. That’s far more important than fantasizing about arresting an 80 year old man.
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Yeah but he backdated Milley to Jan 1, 2014 also.
Looks more like a template than a conspiracy.
As I said above.
@jon-nyc said in Mr. Clemency:
Yeah but he backdated Milley to Jan 1, 2014 also.
At which point he was commanding the third army stationed in Ft Hood Tx.
By 2015 he had been moved to another command at Ft Liberty in NC.
As far as I know neither are biolabs researching viruses.
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@89th said in Mr. Clemency:
I mean the Jan 6th folks were charged...
Innocent until proven guilty.
Have all the charged been tried?
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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@89th said in Mr. Clemency:
I mean the Jan 6th folks were charged...
Innocent until proven guilty.
Have all the charged been tried?
@George-K said in Mr. Clemency:
Have all the charged been tried?
Yes.
From the White House info
(a) commute the sentences of the following individuals convicted of offenses related to events that occurred at or near the United States Capitol on January 6, 2021, to time served as of January 20, 2025:(list of names)
(b) grant a full, complete and unconditional pardon to all other individuals convicted of offenses related to events that occurred at or near the United States Capitol on January 6, 2021;
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Random thought. What if someone robbed a bank in the area right around the time of the riots. Maybe they could come up with some creative excuse as to how it was related to the riots and then claim the pardon applied to them.
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@89th said in Mr. Clemency:
I mean the Jan 6th folks were charged...
Innocent until proven guilty.
Have all the charged been tried?
@George-K said in Mr. Clemency:
@89th said in Mr. Clemency:
I mean the Jan 6th folks were charged...
Innocent until proven guilty.
Have all the charged been tried?
Not sure, I could google the stats, but I know a bunch have been tried and convicted and are (or were) in jail.
Including someone (Dempsey) who stomped on police officers' heads, struck officers with a metal pole, attacked with broken pieces of glass, sprayed pepper spray into a cop's eyes after another mobster pulled the cop's gas mask off. He plead guilty to all of this btw. Including someone who orchestrated a plot to stop the peaceful transfer of power (Tarrio). Including someone who used a riot shield to break through a window to allow the mob in. Including someone who stole (robbery? larceny?) items from senator offices.
I guess google says there have been over 900 convictions (out of 1400 charged).
As mentioned above, 15 get their sentences commuted, the other 885 or however many get full pardons for their convicted crimes. Cool.
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@89th said in Mr. Clemency:
I mean the Jan 6th folks were charged and/or convicted of a crime. No such thing for Fauci.
false equivalence is part and parcel with Repbulicans. You can do better than that George.
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Random thought. What if someone robbed a bank in the area right around the time of the riots. Maybe they could come up with some creative excuse as to how it was related to the riots and then claim the pardon applied to them.
@taiwan_girl said in Mr. Clemency:
Random thought. What if someone robbed a bank in the area right around the time of the riots. Maybe they could come up with some creative excuse as to how it was related to the riots and then claim the pardon applied to them.
better yet, I believe I now have the full right to visit the Rotunda and smear my feces all over its walls as well as erect a hangman's noose outside with my megaphone shouting "hang JD Vance"
This country is getting greater every day. I love America!
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His attempts to rewrite history to exonerate himself will fail miserably. Ostrich's arise and smell the tyrannical attempts to do the impossible. I got my popcorn. Got my butter. Got my 90 inch TV and sound system and theater seats and don't plan to miss a single scene. This will be better than Lord of the Rings!
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I hope you all have good chiropracters and are covered insurance wise. That water you guys have to carry gets heavier each day.
