USA News and Poland - Part 2

You should have continued down the page and found one of the many credible ones with a list of names, how they were connected to the Clinton's and how they mysteriously died.


Not me, I find them wanting complete control of everything and not being able to listen without using their outside voice to make their point.

Next one will be murder, what else worse than impeachment can be done with President?

At least three russians (all arrested abroad with pretty stupid "conspiration" cases).
Plus one just was deported after 18 years sentence - it was sentenced just to deportation in a first court, because "evidence" was laughable, but arrested again by DOJ agents right in court room due to a shiny fresh case opened in another state based on the same "evidence". Takes 10 years before DOJ and Secret Service was able to find a dumb enough judge that sentenced them to 18 years instead of two life sentences promised by DOJ while they tried to make that guy a "cooperating witness" against russian politicians in exchange of plea bargain. Milo should know who is this guy. ;)

@Johnny et al, ya'll see only what y'all want to see. If you don't choose to see it, guess it just ain't there.

It's all the same thing; you hate the messenger and so the message revolts you too, regardless of what the message is.

More of Lyzko's unintelligent Liberal Logic.......lol
Did ya'll notice how Pelosi and the DNC hate the messenger and so the message revolts you too, regardless of what
the message is.
Evidently you don't think before you post........you just babble to babble.

A reader's comment so good, I decided to share it. From boston.cbslocal.com/2020/02/08/nh-primary-poll-sanders-buttigieg-klobuchar/

So the Democrat choices are: a gay guy with a last name that starts with Butt, a fake Cherokee Indian, some old codger who likes to sniff girls hand and can't remember what day is it and an 78 yr old yelling communist. That a choice?

And let's not forget the squad. Those geniuses because they are women.

The choices in Russia's election - an ex KGB baldy, a champion ice hockey player, a bareback horse rider, a well known murdering thief and a fighter pilot.

Gentlemen start your engines on your Ladas.

Is American politics really so childish that someone's surname is a thing? It is a serious question

Do you have some evidence that goes beyond usual "everyone knows" and newly fashionable "highly likely"?

You forgot the richest man in the world.


It's not his name Lenka, it was the picture of him kissing his boyfriend that made America puke.
A Gay president ?
Slim to none and Slim just left town.

Thief - every time I see the guy he has a watch on that is worth several times his official salary. It is well documented that he is one of the richest men in the world.

Murderer - a long trail of bodies of his opponents bumped off with nerve agents and radioactive teapots. Straight from his KGB training.

Ice hockey champion - this one is easy, plenty of YouTube films of guys soft pedaling trying the get out of his way as he scores his 5th goal of the game.

I understand that for some people being gay can be more important than overall competences but the fragment Rich posted clearly makes a thing of his surname. I would expect it in high school changing room but not in any atricle that even pretends to be serious.

Is there any evidence that can "hold water" in a independent court in this cases? Was coroner inquest in Litvinenko case finally made available to public? Is there anything beyond "highly likely" in Skripals case?

Velund, don't ruin it for me and let me believe that the idiot who couldn't just shut up was invited to that polonium lunch on the orders from Moscow.

Amicus Plato, sed magis arnica Veritas....

How can anyone legally be worth $200 BILLION !
In 2007 he was estimated to be worth $40 Billion and in 2020 he is estimated to be worth $200 Billion.
How does a guy legally make well over a Billion a year and where did he get his initial $40 Billion ?
That ain't chump change Velund.

Well I think first you need independent courts and then you can decide what holds water.

In Russia the courts have the slight flaw that the prosecutor, judge and jury are the same person - legendary scuba diver and wrestler V. Putin.

Who is so competent to make such estimates? Same sort of "experts" who declared during Litvinenko process that "only russian government have access to polonium" while polonium antistatic alfa-sources was commercially available from US retailers?

BTW: All gifts that was presented to Presidents of Russia become a property of the state (unless it is low value item costing less than 5 minimal wages), and kept in a Kremlin Library. First item that go there was Rolex, presented to president Yeltsin. So, Putin have plenty of expensive watches to wear to official meetings. He can use items that is stored in Diamond Fund for special cases.


Formally, russian courts is as independent as US courts are.

And ... Just for example... Can you tell me why the US DOJ and the independent American courts, which were so consistent and irreconcilable in the prosecution of the French company Alstom for the facts of commercial bribery that taken place in the past in third world countries, withdrew all claims within 3 days after the sale of Alstom to a General Electric?

No I couldn't tell you anything about Alsthom.

What I do know is that if I were on trial myself I would rather be in a court in any of the 50 US states rather than be locked up in a cage and put on public TV in a Russian court

I'm pretty sure that if you will be on trial, you (after conversation with your lawyer) will happily sign plea agreement to avoid jury hearing, even if you are completely innocent. Do I need to explain why? Or maybe some US lawyer who ocassionally reads this thread will explain better?

Well my family I've already had some experience of Russian justice - The result was two deportations to Siberia and one execution. maybe they should've got more expensive lawyers?

Soviet, not Russian. Russia does not have death penalty.
If the US justice systems sucks it's because of the appeals system. In the death penalty cases, all appeals are at the country expense and can drag on forever. That is why death penalty verdicts are rare.

Sorry, I meant:... all appeals are at the county expense

Damn, that would make you look guilty enough to convict you in itself ! lol


In this day and age I am sure you are just spoofing me.
How about the $70 BILLION that can be confirmed then.
Just where (by legal means) did he acquire all that loot ?

Same ATM where Hillary got hers.

It must be tough when your boss is the worlds richest man but you have to ride home on a rickety freezing tram

Oh, the Bribe's ATM and the Pay to play ATM.
That makes sense and cents.

What's a tram?

In most countries a modern convenient and green form of city transport. In Russia it's a clattering1960s contraption full of drunks and grumpy babushkas that takes a good hour to get to the 15th veterans housing association.

Interesting isn't it just that the US President who makes the most of keeping American jobs in the US, of verbally excoriating NAFTA, Obama,

and, of course, the Clintons at every opportunity, has done about the most of any modern president to outsource those "American" jobs off shore!