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9 Comments on Raw Deal- The Inside Scoop on the Jim Fetzer Star Chamber Case In Wisconsin

  2. Joe Biden didn’t die in 2017.

    No fake replacement ran for election, then died in Las Vegas, and had to be replaced again.

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  3. The first time I ever heard of Jimbo Fetzer was in 2006 when he got a show on Republic Broadcasting Network and I remember distinctly he was kind of fish out of water on that network and one of the weird things he would say and get into arguments with callers about was that he thought 911 was caused by the Republicans. Then later on he acted astonished when he finally hooked up with Michael Collins PIper and Piper told him about Israeli involvement in 911. From day one, I never trusted that clown. I have not heard him in a long time and his speech seems way off from last time I heard him. Fetzer always seemed to be more interested in the nuts and bolts of a conspiracy but not in who did it. Take this conversation they are having in this broadcast. Does any of this really matter that much, at this point … Fetzer is just a bag of hot air and if Piper ( RIP ) was still with us I am sure he would agree. Mark Glenn said one time that MCP was a national treasure. If there ever was a time when a hold head like that is needed. it is now.

    peace.

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    • You freely admit you haven’t followed Jim “in a long time” but like the typical wag feel free to opine about something you are not up to date on. And you don’t think a podcast on show trial star chambers is relevant? really?

      Jim has evolved considerably in recent years. I have seen it first hand and have been a part of it. He is no longer a partisan or a Trumptard. He is totally aware about the culprits behind 9/11. So don’t at all think Piper would agree with your outdated view. I am perfectly OK with participating on his shows.

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    • Does any of this really matter that much

      It matters because (in Fetzer’s view, others also see it that way) it represents the corruption, politicization, weaponization, pick whatever word you want, of the ‘justice’ system — that’s important, right?

      To name a few examples: George ‘The White Hispanic’ Zimmerman — Kyle Rittenhouse (lucky for him he had a reasonable jury) — the Arbery case (totally railroaded for political/racial reasons) — Sines v Kessler (Charlottesville) — Derek Chauvin (also an malicious political/racial prosecution) — Alex Jones (another Sandy Hook case) — etc, I could name more — all of the above were essentially politically motivated abuses of the ‘justice’ system.

      Disregarding the court proceeding itself, Fetzer was dragged into court by a Sandy Hook parent because of something he wrote, under the ridiculous and phony pretext of emotional harm — the ‘evidence’ of that introduced was a lot of inane psycho-babble from an ‘expert’ hired by the plaintiff — nonsense like that should not be allowed.

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    • From the article:

      The penalty phase of the trial began Monday with opening arguments and a lengthy videotaped deposition of a forensic psychologist, who asserted that Pozner suffers from PTSD as a result of Fetzer’s four defamatory statements. The forensic psychologist, who was presumably hired by Pozner’s legal team, predictably supported Pozner’s narrative: …

      Like I said: effeminate nonsense like that should not be allowed in a courtroom.

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  5. I skipped past most of the stuff about the election — but regarding Fetzer saying the convention was the ‘high water mark’ for the Democrats: he overestimates the quality of the America electorate, which has been declining for years (for racial and other reasons) — no one should underestimate the appeal of price control rhetoric to atomized consumers (there is no national community in the US anymore, no ‘we’ or ‘us’) who’ve been hit hard by massive price increases over the last few years.

    Instead of bashing Harris for ‘socialism’, Trump should counter by saying he’ll ban corporate ownership of single family homes, and force them to sell the inventory they’ve already accumulated — dumping those houses back onto the market will cause a huge drop in house prices, which will produce optimism and revive the hope of ownership in many people, and cause other prices to drop via knock-on effects.

    But Trump is too stupid to do that.

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