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just one week old. and the 19 defendants in the alleged trump criminal conspiracy could not make it through that first week without turning on each other. we have surely not seen the last of that phenomenon because what we are seeing is a project panic on the part of the people fani willis has indicted, and that panic will very quickly lead to more tensions and conflicts of interest among the defendants, and they will continue to turn on each other as criminal defendants in criminal conspiracies always do. career criminals, including mafia hit men who have taken blood oaths to never testify against each other, have correct under the weight of criminal indictments and state and federal. court donald trump has managed to get himself and got in georgia, with a group of people who aren t very good at being indicted.
continue to turn on each other as criminal defendants in criminal conspiracies always do. career criminals, including mafia hit men who have taken blood oaths to never testify against each other, have correct under the weight of criminal indictments and state and federal. court donald trump has managed to get himself and got in georgia, with a group of people who aren t very good at being indicted. people who don t know how to shut up one day when they are under indictment like attorney john eastman, who,
we are also seeing civil disobedience. we are seeing that in kherson. kherson is one of the places where russians, actually, occupy the city. they patrol, they patrol on foot, they have imposed a shadow government, but the people do not accept it. her son was considered one of the more pro-russian communities, here. before this war began, and i think this is one of the things vladimir putin was counting on, there were deep divides here. divides between east, and west, divides between those who spoke russian, and those who spoke to ukrainian, and her son was considered the closest to russia. as was mariupol. but, if you look at what is happening in mariupol, and if you look at what is happening in kherson, there is real hatred for russia. people are swearing blood oaths. they are leaving the city if
military resistance. we are also seeing civil disobedience. we are seeing that in kherson. kherson is one of the places where russians, actually, occupy the city. they patrol, they patrol on foot, they have imposed a shadow government, but the people do not accept it. her son was considered one of the more pro-russian communities, here. before this war began, and i think this is one of the things vladimir putin was counting on, there were deep divides here. divides between east, and west, divides between those who spoke russian, and those who spoke to ukrainian, and her son was considered the closest to russia. as was mariupol. but, if you look at what is happening in mariupol, and if you look at what is happening in kherson, there is real hatred for russia. people are swearing blood oaths. they are leaving the city if they can. they are being strip searched