Thursday, November 14, 2024

Burn The Mother****er Down

 h/t Mike

Marn'i Washington, fired FEMA stooge and future federal
felon, whose entire defense boils down to
"But, we've always done it this way!"













Deprivation of Rights Under Color Of Authority

Whoever, under color of any law, statute, ordinance, regulation, or custom, willfully subjects any person in any State, Territory, Commonwealth, Possession, or District to the deprivation of any rights, privileges, or immunities secured or protected by the Constitution or laws of the United States, or to different punishments, pains, or penalties, on account of such person being an alien, or by reason of his color, or race, than are prescribed for the punishment of citizens, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than one year, or both; and if bodily injury results from the acts committed in violation of this section or if such acts include the use, attempted use, or threatened use of a dangerous weapon, explosives, or fire, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and if death results from the acts committed in violation of this section or if such acts include kidnapping or an attempt to kidnap, aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to commit aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to kill, shall be fined under this title, or imprisoned for any term of years or for life, or both, or may be sentenced to death. - 18 USC §242

Conspiracy

If two or more persons conspire either to commit any offense against the United States, or to defraud the United States, or any agency thereof in any manner or for any purpose, and one or more of such persons do any act to effect the object of the conspiracy, each shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than five years, or both. - 18 USC §371

Misprision Of Felony

Whoever, having knowledge of the actual commission of a felony cognizable by a court of the United States, conceals and does not as soon as possible make known the same to some judge or other person in civil or military authority under the United States, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than three years, or both. - 18 USC §4


As the scope of the FEMA scandal, wherein supervisory personnel made it written FEMA policy to discriminate against disaster victims based on political affiliation, has spread to being a long-standing and widespread agency practice, it's time to remind people that such acts are not simply party fouls, but criminal acts under federal law, and that everyone who participated, or knew about but did not intervene to stop the practice, nor report a felonious official policy, up and down the entire FEMA chain of command, should be investigated, arrested, charged, and prosecuted under the above two sections of federal law, and imprisoned for appropriate terms in federal prison, both pour encourger les autres, and because they're fucking federal criminals who need to spend fifteen years apiece in federal pound-you-in-the-ass prison, just to drive the point home. If that includes a FEMA director or cabinet-level secretary or three, all the better. Make Justice Great Again.

To hell with looking the other way, letting it slide, two-tiered justice, and weaponized government.

Round those bastards up, perp-walk them to jail, lock those motherfuckers up, and prosecute to the fullest extent of federal law, then bathe in the gallons of tears of progtards who will suddenly understand the second part of Fuck Around, and Find Out!

Fair is fair: first one in that group to roll over
and dime out all the other members gets off
with only 5 years in prison. Everyone else
gets maxxed out, unless they can point to someone
 higher in the food chain.
















The higher up and more widespread the number of criminal defendants of this corrupt regime who get federal prison time, the better I like it. Clean out FEMA's house with a flamethrower.

                                               HOOAH!

And prosecute it in federal court in the states concerned, not in the D.C. swamp. Every count of deprivation is times every person skipped. All counts to be served consecutively.

Sell tickets and popcorn, and broadcast it live on C-SPAN.

21 comments:

  1. My hope is, that Mr. AG Matt will go scorched earth on these people.
    He's been bitten by the swamp. We've seen some instances publicly, surely there are things we do not know about.... Likely much worse.
    He is young, he has fire in his belly. He's a bit of a firebrand in his image already, so this works very well for him and his base of voters (surely he's looking at national politics by now, too). This is like giving the little-brother a super-soaker filled with red kool-aid at his older sister's birthday party!
    I thought Trump was paying off some favors w/ some of his appointments, and that may still be true, but I do like the idea of this guy working the courts for the next 4 years.
    I believe he WILL go after these kinds of people. And they are legion.... Time will tell if it's true, but at this point we need to take the lawful patient side of things and let the excruciatingly slow wheels of justice have their turn.
    If nothing else, there's enough malfeasance from the last 4 years to keep the next 4 entertaining... and that may be part of the overall plot. Keep the masses distracted w/ the show trials, while the next round of usurpations and illegal laws get passed all hush-hush, w/ Orange Jesus' stamp of approval (warp speed anyone?)

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  2. upvoted ten thousand times

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  3. Retribution, the kind Ivan Raiklin is discussing, should in my mind include the maximum allowable punishment for the minimum number of people, pour encourager les autres. Downstream there need to be numerous felony indictments, resulting in prison time, loss of government pensions, etc.

    One could argue that everyone who pushed the clot shot, all the way down to the HR lady that signed the termination paperwork, is guilty of crimes against humanity, but we really want to avoid Jacobin-style purges. America healed very well after the revolution, for the most part the Loyalists weren't persecuted; we need to replicate that.

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    1. I respectfully disagree. Investigate them all. Prosecute as necessary.

      They have gone so far over the line there can be no mercy, no forgiveness.

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  4. Oh diddley squat. These "laws" don't apply to The Chosen.

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  5. I think if the money slushed by officials from Ukraine is confiscated, there will be far more money than needed to prosecute, and house in prison, all the corrupt officials.

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  6. And broadcast the whole thing on every 24hr service out there, in airports, bars, anywhere public; let/make everyone watch. Let their families be shamed and shunned. Make them all, up and down the chain, toxic.

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  7. Aesop your treatise on the crimes in this instance is the reason the seep state is so all in from the getgo on Gaetz not getting confirmed. They're all chitting their britches knowing that the FO is coming and it's coming on strong. One of the things that really astounds me with Gaetz is that the main story is he's "not qualified". How qualified was Bobby Kennedy when Jack, his brother, appointed him AG? As usual, it all depends on which party affiliation we're talking about

    How'd Bobby K's appointment turn out for organized crime and civil rights in the South?

    I was actually surprised that Trump didn't pick Gaetz as his running mate, not that J. D. Vance isn't a very good VP pick, especially after that idiot Trump was tricked into last time.

    An AG firebrand is just what we need in this situation, IMHO.

    Nemo

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  8. Just another dead-eyed, white -hating jigaboon.

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  9. Unfortunately, the federal prisons these people would go to aren’t ’pound me in the ass’ type places. Find a way to charge them at the state level and they are far more likely to get that experience.

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  10. Abso-friggin-lutely.

    But here's at least a good start:

    https://redstate.com/streiff/2024/11/15/florida-sues-fema-director-for-civil-rights-violations-during-hurricane-recovery-n2182026

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  11. Well, first good plan. But before we go... After the perps are firmly ensconced at Club Fed, burn FEMA to the ground with a Flameweffer. (Pointing Elon their direction) Move the funds and responsibility to the States.

    Every region is different. Cali, earthquakes are a primary concern. Texas, its tornadoes and a occasional heat wave. NY, Maine its freezing weather events. States are better atuned to the critical events and how best to handle them.

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  12. Nemo,

    Something I have noticed in all the picks so far -- No Boomers. As a Boomer myself, all for it. The baton had to be passed sometime so why not now? Whether that is Trump's plan or not its well played. If they are successful in righting the ship of state the Democrats could be wandering the political wilderness for 40yrs or more.

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  13. We do not need retribution. We do not! We need a RECKONING! My fathers memory demands such! I will not be satisfied until the communists hang!

    Tom762

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  14. Each house passed by for FEMA aid due to the "avoid houses advertizing Trump" policy can be an additional criminal count. 1 to 5 years times how many houses?

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  15. Nothing Will Happen®

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  16. I'd rather see a bigger and faster end to FEMA - FAE bombs sound better than flamethrowers.
    C4 mixed with thermite would do also.
    Jonathan

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  17. Add in all of Western NC( (except Ashville o' course) and Eastern TN. . .

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  18. Given that there are at least six million "Eskimos" who have committed or enabled capital crimes, it doesn't seem likely that they will receive even a mild sentence, let alonevwhat they deserve. -- Ghost Who Walks

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  19. Shut down FEMA entirely. Let the Several States plan and prepare, perhaps regionally, to do this.

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