minister. just like in germany and argentina and south korea where they prosecuted former presidents and croatia and portugal where they prosecuted a former prime minister. none of which are banana republics, turns out life goes on. the rule of law applied to a high ranking former official and powerful political figures, and the rule of law goes on and politics goes on. turns out the former leader does not snap his fingers and command a nationwide crippling uprising in his or her name. even in our country where he promised he would, he promised that would happen, where he overtly publicly tried to make it happen, it failed. he failed. he wanted that, he promised it. he was counting on it, and therefore, a lot of the country was counting on that being a consequence of this part of the process. it hasn t happened. the dog did not bark. so that does sort of settle one big part of this existential
it turns out just like in austria, where their former chancellor was charged with felonies on friday, just like in scotland where their first minister was arrested in june, just like in italy where they prosecuted their former prime minister and in france where they prosecuted their former president and former prime minister. just like in germany and argentina and south korea where they prosecuted former presidents and croatia and portugal where they prosecuted a former prime minister. none of which are banana republics, turns out life goes on. the rule of law applied to a high ranking former official and powerful political figures, and the rule of law goes on and politics goes on. turns out the former leader does not snap his fingers and command a nationwide crippling uprising in his or her name. even in our country where he promised he would, he promised that would happen, where he overtly publicly tried to make it happen, it failed. he failed. he wanted that, he promised it. he was