90 Miles From Tyranny

Friday, April 20, 2018

The 90 Miles Mystery Box: Episode #232

You have come across a mystery box. But what is inside?

It could be literally anything from the serene to the horrific,

from the beautiful to the repugnant,

from the mysterious to the familiar.

If you decide to open it, you could be disappointed,

you could be inspired, you could be appalled.

This is not for the faint of heart or the easily offended.

You have been warned.

Starbucks Giving Black People Free Coffee for "Reparations"?

Mad Max violence stalks Venezuela's lawless roads

The Predictable Results Of Socialism..

In Venezuela, they were teachers and doctors. To buy food, they became prostitutes.

Venezuela Launches Disarmament Program

Venezuela’s Crisis Is the Latest Example of Why Socialism Doesn’t Work

The Harvest Of Socialism - Venezuela: Roving Criminal Gang Massacres 11 in Their Homes

Venezuelans Protesting Their Socialist Government...

Venezuela’s Socialist Government Passes New Law Forcing Minions to Work in Fields

How Venezuela’s experiment with ’21st century socialism’ failed

Sociopaths, Communists And Fascists Immorally Use Children To Achieve Their Twisted Goals...

Why Is Disney Fighting To Stop Parents From Filtering Kids’ Media Intake?

Malala Yousafzai to Donate $50K to Build Palestinian Missile Bunkers..

Yazidi Girls Sold as Sex Slaves while Women March against Trump

History: James Comey Writing Motivations..

Trump rips 'slimeball' Comey: He made decisions based on the fact he thought Clinton would win

Comey: Corrupt Deep State Operative...

Hacked Code Of Mark Zuckerberg Drinking Algorithm...

The Zuckerberg Smiles Algorithm Still Needs Some Work...

EXCLUSIVE: Trump’s Facebook Engagement Declined By 45 Percent Following Algorithm Change

Youtube: It's Not An Algorithm, It's a Blacklist (And I'm On It)

One YouTube Algorithm to Rule Them All

The Secret Algorithm Of Secret Telling...

The Russia Investigation Is Taking Mueller To Strange Places...

A Stripper That Trump Knew 12 Years Ago, Way Before He Ran For Office? Shame On You Robert Mueller.

Eric Holder: ‘Yeah. I’m thinking about’ running for President

We’ve discussed the rumors before. Eric Holder, the former attorney general and ethically challenged Fast & Furious centerpiece, wants to be President. At one point, there was some buzz about his placement on the Supreme Court bench, but the Democrats thought it was a good idea to run Hillary in 2016. We all know how that ended up. Since Holder is probably not headed for the SCOTUS, he’s got his eye on the White House.

Yesterday, he confirmed that he’s at least thinking about making a run.

There are two ways you can react to this. The first is to freak out and run around the room screaming “Oh my God, oh my God, ‘President Eric Holder’ would be a complete nightmare.” While you’re right to think that, you should really just relax. The second, and more appropriate, way to react is to chuckle.

Eric Holder doesn’t have a snowball’s chance in Hades of winning …anything. If you thought Hillary was a divisive and widely despised candidate who brought a lot of baggage to the campaign trail, just wait until candidate Eric Holder takes the stage. This is a guy who actually said he wants to brainwash people into accepting gun control. He’s been held in contempt of Congress, was instrumental in a program that poured illegal weapons into...

Memo Fallout: Nine Questions About James Comey’s Role in Fueling Russia Collusion Conspiracy

Attkisson: Trump Was Right To Fire Comey; Here Are 12 Reasons Why

James Comey’s Book Rockets To Number One Spot, But Fox News’ Gregg Jarrett Just Took The Wind Out Of His Sails

Revealed: Robert Mueller’s FBI Repeatedly Abused Prosecutorial Discretion

Establishment DC types who reflexively defend Mueller haven't explained how they came to trust him so completely. It's a question worth asking given the bumpy historical record of Mueller's tenure as FBI director.

Journalist Mike Allen of Axios recently said that one word described Special Counsel Robert Mueller, and that word was “unafraid.”

The context for his remarks on Fox News’ “Special Report” was that Mueller had just spun off to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York a bit of his limitless investigation into President Donald J. Trump. Allen’s comment was like so many others from media and pundit types since the special counsel was launched. If there’s one word to describe the media’s relationship to Mueller, it’s “unquestioning.”

Pundits and politicians have said, repeatedly, that he is “somebody we all trust” with “impeccable credentials.” No matter what his office does, from hiring Democratic donors to run the Trump probe to aggressively prosecuting process crimes, he is defended by most media voices. Criticism of Mueller by people who aren’t part of the Trump Resistance is strongly fought, with claims that disapproval of anything related to Mueller and how he runs his investigation undermine the rule of law.

The media and establishment DC who reflexively defend Mueller haven’t explained how they came to trust him so completely. It’s a question worth asking given the bumpy historical record of Mueller’s tenure as FBI director from 2001 to 2013.

For instance, as I noted to Allen, Mueller was also “unafraid” at completely botching the anthrax killer case, wasting more than $100 million in taxpayer dollars, destroying the lives of multiple suspects, and chasing bad leads using bad methods. Let’s look at that and other cases involving how Mueller and those he placed in positions of power used their authorities and decided what charges to pursue.

The Anthrax Bungling

Shortly after the terrorist attacks in 2001, letters containing anthrax were mailed to media outlets and the offices of Sens. Tom Daschle, D-S.D., and Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., killing five people and infecting 17 others. The FBI quickly focused on an innocent man named Steven Hatfill, relentlessly pursuing him for years while the real killer walked free. As Carl Cannon wrote about the botched case, ridiculous and aggressive methods were used to...