25 Replies to ““In DC, this isn’t just news. It’s an earthquake.””

  1. There is a longtime “foreign affairs columnist” for the Philadelphia Inquirer – Trudy Rubin is her name – who, along with countless other media apparatchiks across the country – went with his phony baloney story in October 2020 that Hunter‘s laptop was “ Russian disinformation “. Maybe every six months I send her an email asking how it is that the column came to be, who it was at the CIA who directed her to put this garbage story out there, and whether she will ever post a follow up column admitting that yes, the laptop was real. The old hag never responds to my emails anymore. Sad. I thought will continue to bully this Biden Bootlicker Until she retires. I see it as my patriotic duty.

    1. go for. do it for all of us patriots here at SDA who’ve seen thru the crapola right from the start. do it for the targets of the lies. do it to promote truth. throw in a bit a gloating satisfaction while youre at it but do it. regularly.

      1. They should erect 51 stockades along the perimeter fence at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Public will be permitted to throw rotten vegetables at them.

  2. “strip security clearances” then cut their thumbs off then throw them in jail for treason.

    1. I prefer this, TBH – without a security clearance, they’re unemployable in their chosen field of “intelligence”. So they’re on the street in their early Fifties, with likely a hefty mortgage sitting on their backs. I hear Walmart is hiring greeters, and apparently CNN and MSNBC are looking for “no-degree journalists” for low-pay slots on the graveyard shift.

      1. Agree with the hefty mortgage comment. I know so many people who have treated their homes/houses as ATM’s and actually owe more on the mortgage now then when they purchased the house. Too many Americans and Canadians have been living way beyond their means and now must pay the piper.

  3. Good. And if apparatchiks can’t be fired from their departments – shut down the whole frickin’ department.

    Would planes fall out of the sky? Would the interstates crumble? Does anything much happen when the federal government shuts down? No. Privatize the whole mess.

  4. somewhat seriously, these 51 are going to be short of cash having lost, er, THROWN AWAY lucrative careers. hmmm. what of the prospect of 51 Aldrich Ames’s?

    51 selling sensitive vital secrets on systems, processes, personnel, locations, technology access, the ufo translator (just kidding) ergo, LOCK UP THE SONSOFBITCHES as punishment for crimes against democracy and AND preventative measure.

    l wd have them in custody right now without bail. or maybe 25,000,000 bail each, you know, the ‘send a message’ level.

  5. What a Capitol idea!
    Are we sure sedition charges are off the table, or will we have to settle for felonious 1st amendment violations by government types, as described by Zuckerburg?

  6. I thought there was a meteor shower outside, but then I realized it was skull fragments of the exploding skulls in Washington. Quite a pretty sight, actuaally.

  7. Security clearances should mandatorily expire when any individual leaves the service of the government or military.

  8. You can add John “never met a war he didn’t like” Bolton to the list of those missing their meal ticket security clearances.

    1. Even better; Trump devoted an entire paragraph of the EO solely to Bolton, and called him out for his self-serving BS in hawking a book about his time in office (using sensitive info within said book) after Trump had fired his duplicitous hide.

      Hitting the 51 with a series of bunker-buster bombs is satisfying enough, but to then individually target Bolton with a follow-up ICBM? Chef’s kiss! Expect Bolton to turn up on CNN within days shrieking in outrage.

    1. Is it possible to be pardoned from acts of Treason? Asking for slightly more than half the American voters.

      The gallows should be erected NOW … to be used as soon as needed.

      1. The only thing that can’t be pardoned is “impeachment” on the basis its a political process, not a criminal process. His pardon also only applies to federal charges, so if any state still has treason laws on the books, you could try that (Did Milley do something in Florida?)

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