Speaking of weird, the situation with respect to Hunter Biden is pretty weird as well. The one thing we can conclude reasonably is that federal officials are lying to us. How do we know that? Because the story being told by the IRS and that being told by the Department of Justice are diametrically opposed. I see no way both can be true.
Jonathan Turley looks at the situation at The Hill:
IRS supervisory agent Gary A. Shapley Jr. told Congress he was so dismayed by Weiss’s statement and other admissions that he memorialized them in a communication to other team members.
Shapley and another whistleblower detail what they describe as a pattern of interference with their investigation of Hunter Biden, including the denial of searches, lines of questioning, and even attempted indictments.
The only thing abundantly clear is that someone is lying. Either these whistleblowers are lying to Congress, or these Justice Department officials (including Garland) are lying.
Maybe you see some way of reconciling those statements. I don’t think that simply dismissing Mr. Turley is a sufficient response.
I don’t know what’s true other than that it looks very much as though federal officials are lying to us.
Turley’s is one of the few sane voices on the matter.
https://jonathanturley.org/2023/06/24/everybody-needs-to-back-off-the-media-and-political-figures-continue-to-ignore-the-biden-corruption-scandal/
And now Shapley is naming the date. the venue and the players for a meeting with DOJ. A bold move, and daring people to contradict him under oath, as he was.
I think the Supreme Court dodged a bullet. Garland is not an honest man..
The rule of law is dead in this country. I hope I’m dead before the Dictatorship takes off its mask.
Turchin’s latest book, “End Times,†indicates the slide towards widespread political violence continues. Our leaders look gleefully on Russia’s problems, while our own house is actually collapsing upon us.
Odd that the “committee” would not ask Weiss.
Steve