The mayor of Moscow says he was vaccinated for COVID in May of 2020. This is one of many reports confirming the extremely early start of COVID vaccination in Russia. The connections between the Wuhan Institute of Virology and its dear colleagues in Novosibirsk need to be explored. It’s a much more important story than the profoundly silly one about the FBI organizing January 6 through entrapment. Not surprisingly, the entrapment story is being pushed by Darren Beattie, one of the biggest Putin shills in the US.
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I don’t believe in the concept of entrapment at all. I understand that the American legal system recognizes it but I think it’s wrong. There’s no way of entrapping me to go somewhere I don’t want.
A separate issue is that the Revolver article is filled with ridiculous assumptions. A federal agent can’t be listed as an unindicted co-conspirator. That doesn’t exist. The whole story is an assumption on top of an assumption. I read it start to finish, and it makes absolutely no sense.
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“There’s no way of entrapping me to go somewhere I don’t want”
Like the old saying ‘you can’t cheat an honest man’ because most/all con games depend on the mark wanting to victimize someone else….
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“There’s no way of entrapping me to go somewhere I don’t want.”
I believe you. And I hope that’s true of me too. But, over the last 18 or so months, I have sadly noticed something: most people are pretty suggestible and pretty bad at ignoring social pressure to behave or think a certain way. Which has worked out just great for the people who stole November 2020 and gave us the Biden regime. It may work out great for FBI agents doing entrapment, too.
Also, after the last five or so years, I do not trust the FBI any further than I can throw the largest and heaviest of its agents. I find it easy to believe that the DIA has been keeping serious information from the FBI because it considers the FBI effectively under Chinese supervision, if not outright Chinese control.
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