Former NSA and CIA director: "whether [Clinton] enjoys ‘elite immunity,’ we don’t know"

a reply to: Profusion

when you get to the higher ranks, it’s like another set of rules

Thanks for that piece of information captain obvious.

a reply to: schuyler

This is fallacious thinking.

It's definitely a difference between being related to a royal bloodline and being of a royal bloodline.

We're talking about the mother lode here, not anyone that is a 21st cousin. I'm sorry, but you're not part of the family.

originally posted by: Sublimecraft
a reply to: Profusion

Different set of rules?? - Their rules protect them from our rules.

*How many blokes do you know that can shoot a Texas Attorney in the face and walk away without even a slap on the wrists?

*Why did a dodgy CIA director end up becoming President of the US and cheerleader war-pig for the New World Order?

*Why did his son, coincidentally, also become president of the US, continuing the war-pig agenda?

*How can a POTUS go on TV and lie to the planet, then later admitted his guilt (when he got busted with his stuff on the dress) and still barely receive a slap on the wrist?

*Why is his wife now running for POTUS when she is facing a criminal investigation and suffers from selective confusion?

Yes, there are a different set of rules - if Elite Billionaire Bloodlines and their bitches the politicians were held to the same account as the rest of us, they'd all be in jail, or dead.

I don't know how I can contribute to this thread as this quoted text is so freaking amazing & spot on. The most productive thing I think I can do is quote & share for anyone who may have missed it haha

a reply to: Profusion

It certainly is his opinion. I don't believe in the elites as an entity like conspiracy theorists do.

a reply to: Profusion

The only way those within the 'oil-igarchy' will fall, is when other members of the oil-igarchy decide to throw them off the bus.

All it took for Bill to fall was an intern and a spunky dress...no 'elite immunity' there, despite being the supposed head honcho.

a reply to: MysterX

All it took for Bill to fall was an intern and a spunky dress...no 'elite immunity' there, despite being the supposed head honcho.

Did he really get anything more than a swat on tje nose with a rolled up news paper?

I mean, yeah he was impeached, but not punished for it. And he's been living it up; running the Clinton Foundation, committing millions to companies of friends who regularly visit while Hillary is away, taking photo ops with porn stars, etc, ad nauseum.

I hope the FBI nail him along with the witch with what they've found digging into the Clinton Foundation and its operations overseas all tied up with her shady State Department shenanigans.

The Clintons would be a good start at cleaning house, there are dirty republicans too though...

We will see what happens once the evidence and recommendations are presented to the Justice Department; who, by the way, agreed with Cheryl Mills' lawyer that questions pertaining to who and what criteria were used to determine what emails were personal and thus deleted were off limits "as an example of attorney client priviledge for a time in which Mills was NOT actng as an attorney, but rather as chief of staff for the State Department, not its nor Mrs. Clinton's personal attorney and so attorney client priviledge is not applicable yet was invoked anyway.