"The question is why now?" Long analytical thread, already unrolled

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Aaron Rupar Retweeted

17. Before I go back to the pool let me just say the obvious: No one’s trying to downplay Suleimani’s crimes. The question is why now? His whereabouts have been known before. His resume of killing-by-proxy is not a secret. Hard to decouple his killing from the impeachment saga.[/blockquote

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1. You know they're lying about the threats they claim

When Eric bragged something big would be happening, so the threat was a lie or it would have been done much sooner, and his knowing should be fully investigated , and with all financial records showing if he took advantage of this knowledge he was given. Did he buy any oil futures? Anything else? All of them need everything looked into it all to see if they profited from it. The House using over site should now start this into his involvement after making a tweet he knew.

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2. It is interesting to...

It is interesting to observe OUR Office of the President become the center of operations for a shrewd mob of racketeers like this. It seems to have been rather easy to pull off and you would think that would be a really big deal in itself as in front page headlines. Sidestepping the checks and balances seems to be the new dance craze and it points to some vulnerabilities in OUR system.

That is, unless my biases are interfering with my observations.