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east gurms release nuw tequilla

Do[ugh]not tempt us with a good time! Ten days of flight calls for ten days of (sugar)

>Ten days

>ten days

https://x.com/NASA/status/2040085029561274789

>>24459955

#1 on Eric Swalwell's playlist

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>>24459961

An IRGC missile failed its launch and crashed into western Tehran

dove town opens nuw taco factory

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>>24459967

How'd you get so close?

Don't stand

Don't stand

don't stand

so close to me

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>>24459920

kek

anon nikked it

>>24459892

>“Wild Weasel”

WW

World Wide?

> 7700 emergency squawk

>>24459891

Time to designate the Mason's a criminal network and shutter it.

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>>24459965

kekkity

PAY ATTENTION

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>>24459997

Fang Fang says that's way too big to be Eric.

Bondi’s Replacement is Important, But Not as Important as Perceived

April 2, 2026 | Sundance1/2

In a two-week period right after the 2024 election,the most energy expended by the transition team putting a cabinet together was toward Main Justice or the Dept of Justice. As a consequence, those around Lutnick and Wiles spent an incredible amount of time thinking about the Attorney General pick.

Following an insider discussion, I spoke with several people about positions and appointments, focused onpointing out that the transition’s priorities were misplaced. The AG needed to besomeone with exceptional moral character, capable of gathering informationand presenting it for public consumption, with the option of supporting criminal referrals if necessary.

The Attorney General wasn’t going to be the tip of the spear in any operation to confront the Deep State, because if Main Justice wanted to confront Lawfarethey needed to confront the Intelligence Community first.

The IC controls all of the activity within the Dept of Justice.

Read that again for emphasis. For the issuesof greatest importance, the Intelligence Community controlsall of the activity within Main Justice.The IC is in controlof the source material.The IC is above the DOJ. If youdon’t strategize a confrontation with the IC first, it doesn’t matter what you do with the Dept of Justice.

The best example I could reference at the time was the Mar-a-Lago documents case and Judge Aileen Cannon. In that example the Executive branch was targeting Trump through the DOJ/FBI, and representingthe Judicial branch Judge Cannon was the firewall ensuring the appropriate administration of justice.

Trump’s defense, through Cannon, pushed back against the DOJ (Jack Smith) while Smith leveraged all his Lawfare tools back against Cannon. You might remember the “classified document” issue went to the 11th CCA.

The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals agreed with the government position that any documents defined as “classified” by the executive branch that claimed, “national security,”should not be disclosed to the defendant, Trump. The 11th CCA said when it comes to matters of national security, the judicial branch must defer to the determinations of the executive.

Basically, if the intelligence community decides certain information is tied to national securityand labels it as classified for the DOJ,that decision can’t be challenged. The U.S. Supreme Court has backed this view. As a result, when it comes to national security issues,the judicial branch has to defer to the executive, giving the IC significant control over the DOJ.

If you drag former CIA Director John Brennan into court and Brennan’s lawyers argue ‘national security’ as a defense against indictment, inquiry or questioning,it’s not the DOJ(Attorney General) who matters –it’s the ‘national security’ determination of the Intelligence Community (Tulsi Gabbard) who controls the outcome.

Over and over, I kept emphasizing this point.If you want to hold the Spygate/Russiagate folks accountable, it’s not going to be the DOJ who matter; not directly.It is the Intelligence Community that matters.

If you seek accountability, and if you want to stop Lawfare from exploiting the silo defenses,it’s the IC that matters; not the Dept of Justice.

The transition team was putting emphasis on the wrong syllable. Remember, my emphasis was on the need for institutional accountability on Spygateand Russiagate,and the DOJ is a tool toward the goal but not the ultimate weapon.

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2026/04/02/bondis-replacement-is-important-but-not-as-important-as-perceived/

Pam Bondi had been standing on precariously thin ice for months before Trump finally swung the hatchet. Her mishandling of the Epstein files enraged Trump’s base, which angered the president. When questioned about the files on Capitol Hill last month, Bondi evaded the inquiry by clumsily segueing into a financial report on NASDAQ and Dow Jones. Aboard Air Force One, Trump, who had been watching Bondi’s performance on television, winced in dismay—more so when Bondi refused an opportunity to address the bevy of Epstein victims sitting in the chamber. Her performative theatrics left Trump unimpressed, as did her inability to secure indictments against Leticia James and the Seditious Six.

Bondi’s neck had been on the chopping block, now knowing when the blade would fall. A confluence of professional mishaps sealed her fate, according to two White House sources speaking under promise of anonymity, including a scheme White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles had orchestrated in hopes that Trump would throw Bondi under the bus.

“Susie hates Pam, one source said. “In her eyes, Pam’s a self-serving bitch. Once she saw President Trump’s admiration for Bondi start to fade, she put another nail in Pam’s coffin.”

Last month, five Republicans and every Democrat on the House Oversight Committee voted to subpoena Bondi to testify under oath once again about the DOJ’s handling and release of the Epstein files. Republicans Nancy Mace, Lauren Boebert, Tim Burchett, Michael Cloud, and Scott Perry sided with Democrats, and a 24-19 vote all but compelled Bondi’s testimony. Although Mace and Boebert had frequently criticized Bondi and the DOJ, Burchett, Cloud, and Perry surfaced as new voices of discontent. It was a rare bipartisan rebuke over the incompleteness of the Epstein files release.

Per our sources, Susie Wiles convinced Burchett, Cloud, and Perry to admonish Bondi during private luncheons she had with them at Old Ebbitt Grill, an upscale bar and eatery in northwest D.C. Neither I nor my sources know what they discussed, but Wiles dined with each of them three times in February and March. As an aside, RRN had cordial relations with Wiles and her office prior to our inquiry about her involvement in Bondi’s dismissal. But when we reached out to Wiles’ assistant Cameron Sanders, he told us, “No comment.”

One White House source, however, told us, “Trump came to realize Bondi was the same as Bill Barr, a Deep State agent who had insinuated herself into the administration. Like with Noem, Trump made up a new position for Bondi, because if he said he fired her for treason, it would just be fuel for the mainstream media.”

Our second source said, “Wiles discovered the Bondi tipped off California House Rep. Eric Swalwell that the FBI was reopening an investigation about his affair with a Chinese agent.”

Starting in 2011 and ending in 2015, Sewell had sexual relations with a Chinese intelligence operative known as “Fang Fang,” who targeted up-and-coming politicians like Swalwell. He had been banging her for four years until, in mid-2015, the FBI informed him she was a Chinese honeypot. The House Ethics Committee investigated their libidinous romance but found “no wrongdoing” in Swaleel’s part.

Wiles, one source said, wanted to reopen the investigation—but Bondi adamantly objected.

“It’s not really a secret that Trump appointed women based on looks instead of expertise. Noem, Bondi—they aren’t the only ones. Trump has proof that a group of Black men ran a train on Tulsi Gabbard, and, mark my words, she’s next. Susie Wiles is incredibly protective of President Trump.”