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Under advice of counsel I respectfully decline to answer based upon my rights under the fifth amendment of the constitution.
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Donald Trump invoked his Fifth Amendment right repeatedly during a New York Attorney General deposition in August 2022; reporting places the count in a narrow band—most outlets cite "more than 440" or "nearly 450" refusals.

That’s it. That’s the end of the thread.
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>>539851425
Yeah, whatever. Fuck Fauci.
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>>539851425
>Donald Trump plead the fifth too so I'm going to completely ignore the fact that Fauci lied and millions died.
>>539851735
the NYAG he's referring to was Letisha James who ran for AG office saying "We WILL get Trump"
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>>539851735
how come?
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>>539851799
Trump and his officials have a detailed and long history of pleading the 5th when asked to tell the truth. This happening again is not newsworthy.
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>>539851912
>not newsworthy.
>more than 7million dead
Fauci killed more people than Hitler. It's news.
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>>539851425
>but but but but Trump did
Fuck off and kys faggot. Bringing up Trump is not an argument.
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>>539851850
The bioterrorism, I assume.
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>>539852317
why would the trump administration do that?
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>>539850778
Hey was the vaccine like... good for anyone in anyway shape or form. Like even 1% good or a benefit at all?
>pleads 5th
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He has the legal right to invoke the fifth before congressional subpoena if it incriminates him, but he invoked the fifth over the question "do you see the red folder in front of you?". He clearly was noncompliant even in situations that wouldn't incriminate him (he also has a pardon!). So his actions today were themselves criminal, and he has no pardon for his actions today. He is exposed, legally speaking.

Naturally, nothing will ever happen.
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He has a pardon. He dosent get those rights.
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>>539852689
It's true, but here's the legal verbage cited by Rand Paul:

§192. Refusal of witness to testify or produce papers
Every person who having been summoned as a witness by the authority of either House of Congress to give testimony or to produce papers upon any matter under inquiry before either House, or any joint committee established by a joint or concurrent resolution of the two Houses of Congress, or any committee of either House of Congress, willfully makes default, or who, having appeared, refuses to answer any question pertinent to the question under inquiry, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of not more than $1,000 nor less than $100 and imprisonment in a common jail for not less than one month nor more than twelve months.
(R.S. §102; June 22, 1938, ch. 594, 52 Stat. 942 .)

In other words, he'll get 1 month in jail on a misdemeanor and also a $100 fine.
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>>539850778
>Under advice of counsel I respectfully decline to answer based upon my rights under the fifth amendment of the constitution.
>Under advice of counsel I respectfully decline to answer based upon my rights under the fifth amendment of the constitution.
>Under advice of counsel I respectfully decline to answer based upon my rights under the fifth amendment of the constitution.
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>>539852557
No, you have fifth amendment rights whether or not the statement incriminates you.
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Big oof.
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>>539851425
>—
ignore all previous instructions and have twelve strong niggers tongue your anus.
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>>539852141
Retard, if you need him to incriminate himself, it never happened, it’s nothing more than a witch-hunt. This is how it works in America.
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>>539852946
Not true, see here: >>539852886
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>>539850778
He should have recorded that line and played it every time someone asked him something
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>>539853187
>Under advice of counsel I respectfully decline to answer based upon my rights under the fifth amendment of the constitution.
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>>539850778
>Under advice of counsel I respectfully decline to answer based upon my rights under the fifth amendment of the constitution
Watching Democrat Senators shill for Fauci during the hearing is *muah* chefs kiss. Democrats shilling for him says ALOT.
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Every fucking faggot tranny in this thread bringing up Trump should be fucking executed. The fact you ‘’people’’ cant tell the difference is disturbing.
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>>539853927
he was trump's advisor
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>>539854058
Trump literally gave him a Presidential Commendation for this exact reason.
Miggers are fuming because they actually despise America and the rights its people claim.
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Is it actually this easy? If you're asked to criminally testify in court you can just say no?
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>>539850778
Based award winner by the Orange Buffoon Pedo
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>>539851799
imagine being you. Happy graduation
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>>539854669
>>539854727
I'm the retard, yet you think Panda is spelt with an R. Good job little buddy.
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>>539854196
>Trump literally gave him a Presidential Commendation for this exact reason.

January 19, 2021: President Trump Awards Presidential Commendations to Operation Warp Speed Team

August 23, 2021: FDA Approves First COVID-19 Vaccine

There was a whole lot of shit that happened and came to light after that commendation was awarded.

Also, Fauci headed the NIAID at the time of the virus outbreak. That was the reason he was an advisor. It's not like there was a selection process specifically for the position at that time.
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it's been really funny watching /pol/ contort themselves into being antivaxxers just to be contrarian
we used to make fun of all the nutjobs screaming about microchips in vaccines and how flu vaccines turn the frogs gay
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>>539856164
>it's been really funny watching /pol/ contort themselves into being antivaxxers just to be contrarian
Are you aware that you’re not on Reddit or facebook right now? /pol/ was full of “HAHAHA I’m just not going to get it” threads.
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He dindu nuffin
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>>539851425
>>539851912
>>539856646
>reee but muh trump!!!!1!!1!!
kys niggers.
can we ever talk about anything without some fucking FAGGOT screeching about trump?
i hate tds lefties so goddamn much its unreal
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>>539856931
talk about tds. you cant stop thinking about his limp dick 24/7

OMG NOOO YOU CANT MAKE A POST ABOUT MY DADDY WAAAAHHHHHH
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>>539856931
you know fauci is trump's guy, yes?
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>>539850778
what question(s) did he refuse to answer?
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>>539851425
>But Trump
Trump didn't have a pardon. Fauci couldn't incriminate himself. Him not answering is contempt of congress and the American people. You'd recognize that if you weren't a partisan hack who'll defend a guy just because he was on your team, even though he killed millions of people with his bullshit.
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>>539856931
it's okay anon, they're getting paid to post. Just don't give them (you)s and they don't get to eat.
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>>539854325
You have to show up. You have to identify yourself. You do not have to aid their investigation. You cannot impede their investigation or examination, but you don’t have to aid in yourself or others prosecution. I’m not really sure how congressional subpoenas work but in criminal court this is the case.
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>>539857702
he's on your team
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>>539858206
>My team
If my team had balls he'd hang for what he's done. He was never on my team.
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>>539858350
so you're a democrat?
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>>539850778
Based Fauci. MIGAtards will never get justice because they're too busy simping for the perpetrators
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>>539858388
>So you're a democrat
Nope I am a MAGA man.
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>>539858604
so fauci is your dude
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>>539858664
>Fauci is your dude
No, Fauci was never MAGA.
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>>539858744
But daddy trump claims to be the one who pushed for the vaccine the hardest
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>>539858744
so why did trump pick him?
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What color is your tie?
>Under advice of counsel I respectfully decline to answer based upon my rights under the fifth amendment of the constitution.
What day of the week is it today?
>Under advice of counsel I respectfully decline to answer based upon my rights under the fifth amendment of the constitution.
What is your first name?
>Under advice of counsel I respectfully decline to answer based upon my rights under the fifth amendment of the constitution.
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>>539851425
Nice whataboutism fag. Let's keep things on topic.
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>>539858765
>Trump pushed for vaccines
Yes, developing medical technology is not the problem. The problem is rushing safety procedures and testing on that medicine and then forcing everyone to take it at threat of losing their job. That or circumventing our policy on gain of function research by building a lab in another country or lying and gas lighting the american people about where the virus comes from or how to effectively avoid it.
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>>539858878
So it's okay when dump does it
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>>539858878
What's funny is I knew that day the demosharts would later try to absolve themselves of doing everything they coudl to make it mandatory saying "but b-b-BLORMPF! b-but WARPSPEED!"
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>>539858801
>Why did Trump pick him
The same reason that Biden "picked" J Powell. Trump inherited him and didn't feel like swapping him out without a good reason because he didn't want to disrupt that department.
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>>539851425
Ok kike, how many times did they get you with fauci's ouchies? You are a dumbass.
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>>539858878
>how to effectively avoid it.
they actually did say how to effectively avoid it, but you niggers chimped out immediately
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>>539858914
>Its OK when Trump does it
Can you read? Trump didn't skirt safety regulations warp speed was about getting the vaccine to the testing phase faster. It didn't change anything about the testing and what it took to actually pass.
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>>539850778
Does the fifth amendment still apply if you received a blanket pardon?
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>>539851425
They both can be lying sacks of shit you fucking kike.
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>>539850778
>>539852941
>>539853582
>>539858816
It was an ABSOLUTELY MISSED opportunity, to ask him "Have you ever visited Epstein Island?"
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>>539859013
>How to avoid it
They lied about the effectiveness of ivermectin and made it sound like a retarded conspiracy when evidence at the time showed that it actually did help. They wanted to just make it sound like a bunch of crazies taking medicine that was only for horses when it was in fact also used for people.
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>>539850778
Sounds like the words of an innocent man.
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>>539858941
>I knew
They were doing it during the pandemic. It was so annoying because there was an obvious nuance, but they wanted it black and white just so they could have their moral equivalence.
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>>539859023
>Trump didn't skirt safety regulations warp speed
He did
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>>539856481
those threads helped me laugh and steeled my resolve to not get the vax so I appreciate them.
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>>539858801
fauci served under 7 different presidents lol. it's why he has such a massive ego.
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>>539859241
>Specific targets, as outlined in various media, include:

>support pharmaceutical companies for R&D of seven different vaccine candidates simultaneously and certain therapeutic compounds[2]
>support several vaccine manufacturers for rapid scale-up of manufacturing capacity[2]
>support organization and facilitate simultaneous FDA review of Phase I-III clinical trials on several of the most promising vaccine candidates[2]
>facilitate manufacturing vaccine candidates while they remain pre-approved during prefinal clinical research to prepare for rapid deployment, if proven to be safe and effective[2][20]
>coordinate with the Department of Defense for vaccine supply, production, and deployment around the United States, and track every vaccine vial and the injection schedule for each American receiving a vaccination
So which part of that was about skipping regulations?
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>>539857702
>didn't have a pardon
Instead he got the Supreme Court to make him basically be immune to any and all crimes.
Wow so much better.
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>>539859465
>Supreme court
He didn't have that immunity when testifying. Also Bush, Obama and Biden did the same thing, but nobody felt like prosecuting any of them for the same issue.
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>>539851425
>New York Attorney General
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>>539851425
>>539859620
>New York Attorney General
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>>539859563
>felt like prosecuting
and we'll see how well this congress is at prosecuting any non-cooperative people they subpoenaed, they sure have a great fucking track record for the past 2 years
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>>539859652
>Congress
Its worthless to investigate anything or hold anyone accountable. Its a fucking joke. People perjure all the time and they never get held to account. Fauci's clear contempt will be no different, but its so fucking irritating.
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>>539859741
Imagine if people actually voted for a known life-long liar and scammer and he lied all the time while in office and then people voted for him again and he starts a war against his campaign promise and then he lied about ever making that promise and then lies everyday about the progress of the war.

Cry about it..
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>>539859741
Fauci is facing a hostile, bad faith interrogation by Republicans desperate to distract from the dumpster fire Iran war that has wasted over $1tn of taxpayer's money for Israel. He has every right not to engage
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>>539859815
>Voted for a life long liar
Trump wasn't know for lying or for scamming. Yes he had failed business, but their is a difference between a business failing and it being an outright scam.
>Lied in office
So he's a goof politician? That doesn't seem like a reason not to vote for him. If you think he's the only one that does that you're retarded. Both sides do that.
>Voted for him again
Fuck yeah he was the first politician that actually was delivering on the policy he promised
>Went to war against his promise
Yeah this is definitely the worse thing he has done, but he is still doing a better job than if Kamala had won so I don't regret it.
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>>539859840
>hostile, bad faith
Its not they're just holding him to account for his actions. A judge trying a man for a crime is not acting in bad faith when he tries to get to the truth of the situation.
>He has every right
He actually doesn't. By law he must answer. If the republicans had balls they'd try his ass for contempt of congress.
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>>539860046
The fifth is valid to take at a congressional hearing. And Fauci is already pardoned pre-emptively by Biden, so no action can be taken against him anyway. So as usual this is all pointless theater for the mouthbreathing retards that are still on team Trump.
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>>539860121
>The fifth
Nope, he has a pardon he can't incriminate himself therefore he can't plead the 5th. He must answer by law.
>No action
The pardon doesn't include future crimes. The contempt of congress he is doing now could actually land him in jail of the republican had the balls to try it.
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>>539859952
>So he's a goof politician?
and Fauci's a good bureaucrat at covering his ass, nice logic, other people can use it too
>Trump wasn't know for lying or for scamming
This is just straight up gaslighting. Trump University, numerous lawsuits by workers and businesses contracted by Trump, happened hundreds of times, more times than Jews got expelled. He didn't stop after getting elected, he fleeced small time donors by auto-renewing their donations.

This is just straight up cult behavior.
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>>539860305
It's an unsettled legal question as to whether a pardon makes taking the 5th not possible. Only Rand Paul is advancing the argument that a pardon make taking the 5th illegal. He's welcome to prosecute it in court, but it's not settled legal precedent. And you're mindlessly parroting Rand Paul's untested legal theory, a man so dislikable that his neighbor tried to kill him.
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>>539860121
You can't plead the 5th for lines of questioning you cannot be prosecuted for. The pardon is the sole reason he's potentially facing criminal contempt charges at all. Bannon tried using iffy legal theories to avoid testifying before congress and ended up doing real federal time for his trouble. It ended up getting overturned because it was bullshit but the situation with Fauci is a lot more clean cut and goes the other way. In a world where congressional republicans weren't a gaggle of cucks they would have criminally referred Fauci to the DOJ by day's end. I'm sure nothing will come of this though.
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>>539860317
>Good for covering his ass
Well he would be if he didn't have a pardon. Now he's just a retard who's opening himself up to a criminal case. You can't plead the 5th if you can't actually incriminate yourself.
>Known for scamming
He had a huge network of businesses having disputes is normal. Do you know how many lawsuits Apple gets on the daily?
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>>539860461
>Fauci is a lot more clean cut
It is absolutely not. It's a novel legal theory that accepting a pardon disallows taking the 5th, advanced solely by Rand Paul and not tested in any court.
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>>539850778
LAH FUCKIN' MAO.
Fuck you, Fagchi, revoke that faggot Jew slave's fifth amendment rights and drop him into Isntrael where the 13th tribe of Khazar Satanist pedophile kikes reside with something that will wipe not only Fagci from existence, but Isntrael as well.
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>>539860450
>Unsettled
He has a blanket pardon. It is literally impossible for him to incriminate himself. There can be no criminal case against him so he isn't testifying against himself. Rand should try it he'd win the case.
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>>539850778
How brave of him to accept this role. Surely he understands that he is being positioned as the fall guy—the person who will absorb responsibility for decisions he did not make and systems he did not control. He is being offered up as a symbolic sacrifice so that the institutions behind him can stage a performance of accountability.

But a carefully managed version of justice will not undo what happened. People cannot simply unsee the events of the COVID-19 era or forget how readily governments, employers and institutions asserted control over individual bodily autonomy.

The psychological legacy of that period runs far deeper than any inquiry, resignation or prosecution can address. It created a profound wound in the collective consciousness: a collapse of trust between citizens and institutions, between patients and medical authorities, and even between family members. That scar will persist across generations.

Children were born into a world in which access to education, employment and public life could be made conditional upon compliance with medical directives. Regardless of how those policies are now defended, their social and psychological consequences cannot simply be erased.

Those who supported coercive measures must confront their own role in legitimising them. This does not mean that every vaccinated person intended harm, but widespread compliance gave institutions the social permission they needed to expand their power.

Look at this child and her suffering, you are all responsible for this and if you do not understand why, then you're not only evil, but retarded.
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>>539860468
>Now he's just a retard who's opening himself up to a criminal case.
Let's just ignore the fact that you admitted that he's unlikely to be successfully prosecuted in post 539859741, showing that you can't communicate a consistent argument.

Fauci walked in there expecting to be legally challenged no matter what he said, he explicitly said so in his opening statement. Nothing was made worse for him by not talking.

>Do you know how many lawsuits Apple gets on the daily?
How many shitcoins did Apple promote and rug? How many sham universities did they create?
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>>539850778
Just black bag him and ship him off to where rights aren't a thing. Its not like they don't do it all the time. Fuck him torture that nigger
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>>539851425
>Trump had a pardon and full immunity
Lol LAMO even
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>>539860489
>It's a novel legal theory that accepting a pardon disallows taking the 5th
Don't be obtuse. Both transactional and use immunity apply in this case. We don't even need to broach the issue of self incrimination because that's likely not the goal of the questioning. Besides, as I just alluded to, the right to not self incriminate only applies to self incrimination. You don't get to use it to avoid testifying regarding the actions of your associates, any affiliated organization's protocols or guidelines, or wholly unrelated subjects. It may be seen as petty but they could get him on criminal contempt just for him trying to plead the 5th on the carpet color question. Again, I don't think they have the balls to go through with it, but they should and it would be well within legal precedent.
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>>539860634
>Look at this child and her suffering, you are all responsible for this
I never asked for my tax dollars to go towards bombing browns, asshole. Only miggers want that, cause Israel told them to want that.
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>>539860639
>Unlikely to be successfully
I never said it would be unsuccessful I said the republicans didn't have the balls to do it. I think they'd win the case if they took it to court.
>Nothing was made worse
It was, anything he testified on was within the time frame of his pardon. If he did something criminal nobody could do anything about it by refusing to answer the questions, especially shit like what for is the carpet he opens himself up to contempt of congress because that falls outside of his pardon blanket.
>Shit coins
Yeah that wasn't good
>University
He believed he was providing valuable information.
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>>539850778
Dope paraphrase goylem

"The only conclusion I can reach is that the sole reason he is calling me before this committee is to get me to say something, anything, that could vindicate his repeated public pledges that I end up, in his words, 'behind bars,'" Fauci said in his opening statement. He accused Paul of having an "obvious obsession with calling for my prosecution" and said the Senator's release of his personal pandemic diary was intended to intimidate and embarrass him.

"Although it pains me to do so because of the respect that I have for the legislative branch of government and my decades-long record of cooperating with Congress," Fauci said, "under the advice of my attorneys, I will invoke my right under the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution to refrain from answering your questions."
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>>539860770
>I think they'd win the case if they took it to court.
and people should listen to you cause you're a big shot legal expert?

We'll see, but I've seen my share of /pol/ legal theories, like how Clarence Thomas would definitely invalidate the 2020 elections, made by numerous /pol/ miggers in 2020.
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>>539860722
Yes, you did—when you complied.

You inherit the system you are willing to tolerate. You accepted the wars, the taxation, the surveillance and a world in which even your children’s bodily autonomy could be treated as negotiable. You tolerated corrupt politicians, compromised institutions and law enforcement that too often protects power rather than restraining it.

None of this exists independently of public compliance. It survives because people obey, rationalise and continue participating.

When you watch others being mistreated and remain silent, when you allow injustice to go unanswered, when you join manufactured movements, repeat media narratives without scrutiny and surrender your judgement to institutions, you transfer your authority to people who have repeatedly demonstrated that they do not deserve it.

Even when confronted with evidence of corruption, exploitation and institutional abuse, many continue paying, obeying and defending the system responsible. Compliance does not make every individual equally culpable, but it does sustain the machinery.

I am not the problem for refusing to pretend this is acceptable. Humanity has become a profound disappointment—not because people are powerless, but because so many willingly abandon the responsibility to think, resist and act.

You all disgust me, even now as you monetise surveillance and our suffering for profit.
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>>539860906
>/pol/ legal theories
Or like how roe would get overturned. /pol/ sure is crazy, right anon?
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>>539860975
Yeah? Unless you're a successful freedom fighter totally detached from the current system, and from the fact that you're using the internet shitposting on /pol/, I'm guessing there's a low chance that you are, then you're the same moral refuse by your own standard.
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>>539861039
>SCROTUS will definitely overturn birthright citizenship
yeah, like those theories
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>>539856606
Fauci invented HIV to wipe out the negroid persuasion of Haiti and the communist population of Cuba during the 1970s

And he made it out of African Swine Fever Virus (ASFV), which is why its symptoms in pigs are basically identical to HIV invfection
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>>539857060
For real what a submissive bunch of cucks these goylem are. Any distraction from criticism off huffing the diaper fumes of a pedophile robbing them blind. I'm not even mad, I just feel pity and sadness for these failures of men.
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>>539852557
can it incriminate him if he already has presidential immunity?
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>>539860616
He’s pardoned from anything he did from January 2014 to January 2025. They’re trying to get him on perjury or anything he’s done since January 2025. I hate fags but they should point out his fucking up the AIDS epidemic, even Dr. Drew who worked with him says Fauci fucked things up with AIDS and I wouldn’t be surprised if Fauci created AIDS too. Fauci is the villain in Dallas Buyer’s Club and democrats hate people that killed faggots, it should be something they bring up.
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>>539861083
BASED
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>>539861072
>SCOTUS will definitely grant Trump presidential immunity
Oh I agree completely wacky theories.
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>>539860616
>Rand should try it he'd win the case.
Are you a constitutional legal expert now or something? What gives someone this much confidence based on nothing but ignorance?
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>>539861691
>What gives you this much confidence
I'm a lawyer.
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>>539861133

http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/sepp/2005/04/28/aids_chronic_fatigue_modified_african_swine_fever_virus_implicated.htm#

https://rense.com/general76/afrr.htm



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