Is Hillary Clinton Above the Law? by Ray McGovern April 17, 2016

[bobthedrummer]

"Secretary of State Clinton was harsh on subordinates who were careless with classified information, but those rules apparently weren't for her, a troubling double standard, says ex-CIA analyst Ray McGovern."

http://consortiumnews.com/2016/04/17/is-hillary-clinton-above-the-law

She never apologized to Ray for the beatdown he took after turning his back to her in protest.

[ChisolmTrailDem]

1. We need to be careful who we choose as our nominee. More about our "inevitable" nominee here:

vimeo.com/163178551

[bobthedrummer]

2. It's Al From's Democratic Party, the rest of us just live here. The takeover (madfloridian DU 2015)

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10027191121

[Dragonfli]

3. As early as 2008 you pointed out many of the same things about the group of Republican hybrid Dems

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x2973191

[bobthedrummer]

5. That OP is part of who I am-and we've all been BETRAYED Dragonfli. My activism began in 1965.

Never give up isn't a slogan.

[Dragonfli]

7. Agreed, it is a way of life, and part of keeping our democracy for, of, and by the people /nt

[KoKo]

6. ...! Good links for read and re-read.

Thanks to Bob for his tireless work keeping us informed. Good to have background links since, hopefully, more will be exposed during this Primary that we need to refer back to.

[pdsimdars]

13. Good job

I see you post this everywhere. I watched it. It was good, but there are some others that are incredible, but probably from sources people won't watch. I have seen some great reporting on FOX about the email scandal. Just because they are wacko doesn't mean they can't report on facts.
Anyway, this was good, and you are one thorough Dem.

[bobthedrummer]

20. Encore kick. n/t

[Dragonfli]

4. K&R also -

Sure, you can go to prison for stealing food if you are a serf, you can go to prison for growing a plant even. But the rule of law only applies to peasants. If you are a high government official, a thug doing their dirty work (rape, murder, torture, kidnapping, anything really) or are a billionaire that profits those in high public office (stealing billions in money or real estate, killing people by denying procedures and medicines as the "gatekeepers of health", or imprisoning people for the sake of profit) you are above the law, the law simply doesn't apply to you.

Once when these same facts were true in a monarchy that made the same distinctions regarding royalty and serf classes, there were those that rebelled against such an immune royalty which were allowed to abuse the people, steal everything from them (there homes, their health, even their lives) and face no consequences. Revolutions were fought and promises were made by the victors, Promises such as the rule of law applies to all or it applies to none. Promises that now ring hollow as the champions of a fair government slowly over time devolved back into what was and what always had been, a system of an elite few above laws possessing nearly all the wealth while laws were used exclusively against their victims - the majority that go hungry and grow sick under the rule of that elite....

More

[Fairgo]

8. The wheel turns

until we find a away to monitor and adjust constantly, based on our values, the occasional revolution is unavoidable.

[Dragonfli]

10. True but one hopes for a peaceful revolution carried out politicaly for obvious reasons -

[Fairgo]

11. of course

and it is possible. But the powerful do not let go of power. They must meet a greater power.

Another reason why incrementalism is a farce.

[Dragonfli]

12. True, incrementalism will only lead to the inevitable bloody conclusion if it is the path chosen /nt

[Fairgo]

9. Why incrementalism is a farce

You are allowed to struggle and sometimes win, in areas that the powerful do not value. Everyone can be equal, as long as they stay in the sweatshop.

[antigop]

14. kick nt

[bobthedrummer]

15. Kick. n/t

[bobthedrummer]

16. "Bow down to her on Sunday, salute her when her birthday comes..." kick

[bobthedrummer]

17. Gen. Secord: Affidavit of Daniel P. Sheehan (this black budget network used several Arkansas sites)

http://www.ncoic.com/heroin-2.htm

There's no statute of limitations for murder in America-except for "US national security".

[metamorphosis]

18. If the law is going to bring HRC down, she must not be allowed the nomination.

Ironically, the superdelegates were created to handle this very sort of situation - - i.e., to prevent potentially harmful or even criminal candidates from receiving the party's nomination.

Legal terms such as perjury and obstruction of justice have been openly discussed in the justice dept and in political circles. It's no surprise that Hillary has been caught lying on numerous occasions ... perjury is a type of lie.

Obstruction of justice - - that is essentially what HRC has been engaging in by preventing the FBI from conducting a timely investigation. She has done all she possibly could to obstruct the FBI investigation, i.e., slowing it to a snail's pace. Insofar as she has done this with overt support of executive department executives, this could even be construed as a kind of racketeering.

Hillary is not only a dirty campaigner, not only a turncoat, not only an unpleasant individual who draws out the worst in republican opponents (for decades), but she may also have committed impeachable offenses. If so, she will likely be notified of impeachment proceedings on day 1 of her term.

[bobthedrummer]

19. I don't think you or I fully grasp the "level" she operates at-I hear you though and we'll soon see

something else revealed.