Gary Shapley, Joseph Ziegler, Jonathan Turley highlight 'Biden family values'

Thank God for truth-tellers like Gary Shapley, Joseph Ziegler and Jonathan Turley for persistently not settling for the corporate media's lies about the Laptop From Hell. Let's start by proclaiming Gary Shapley and Joseph Ziegler as legitimate U.S. heroes. They're the IRS whistleblowers who stepped out of the sham investigation to highlight the Biden family's corruption.

Further, let's admit that Jonathan Turley has highlighted the truth on his blog. Despite Big Tech's threats to shut down those who investigated Hunter's laptop, these people, with Miranda Devine doing most of the initial investigating, persisted in pushing out the truth. When Twitter shut down the NY Post's account over what it called hacked material, Devine took to Fox News to tell the story to push her investigative story out to the masses.

Imagine being someone who watches ABC, CBS CNN or reads the Washington Post. Further, imagine rerading this from Jonathan Turley's blog:

Watching the coverage this week out of Delaware was like finding oneself in a parallel universe. There were ABC, NBC, CBS, the Washington Post and other news outlets reporting matter-of-factly that the Hunter Biden laptop showed no evidence of tampering and was both real and authentic.
People who got their news from Fox News, Just The News or the New York Post knew this stuff before Trump left office. What we didn't know was the information that the Biden DOJ did to prevent the IRS from exposing the Biden Crime Family's family motto, which seems to be 'Anything to make a buck.'

Imagine being one of the 51 intel chiefs who lied about Devine's Laptop From Hell article. Then again, they don't have any guilt. Put it all together and you get this interview:

I don't want to hear Joe Biden or any other Democrat say that nobody's above the law again if the verdict is essentially jury nullification. That's just additional proof that liberals get generous verdicts if they commit their crimes in Democrat dynasty cities.

Trump was convicted of charges that had lapsed in terms of the statute of limitations that the court didn't have jurisdiction for. (Municipal courts don't have the authority to prosecute federal crimes. That's what Bragg did. That's the responsibility of federal courts and federal prosecutors.)

Federal prosecutors proved, with mountains of direct evidence, that Hunter Biden committed multipe felonies for which he should receive a 20+ year prison sentence. Instead, the likely verdict is that he'll get is jury nullification.

That isn't justice. That's another example of our 2-tiered justice system.

Figures like former Chief of Staff at the CIA and Department of Defense Jeremy Bash, who told MSNBC that the laptop “looked like Russian intelligence” and “walked like Russian intelligence.” He dismissed the relevance of the laptop before the election by declaring that "this effort by Rudy Giuliani and the New York Post and Steve Bannon to cook up supposed dirt on Joe Biden looks like a classic, Russian playbook disinformation campaign."

Bash added that it made Trump an effective agent of Russian intelligence since he kept referencing the laptop: “[when] Rudy Giuliani suddenly comes forward with these mysteriously created emails, probably hacked through a Russian intelligence operation, we have to acknowledge the fact that the President of the United States is supporting, is condoning, is welcoming a Russian intelligence operation in 2020. … This is collusion in plain sight.”

I'm not a wild-eyed fan of Donald Trump but I wouldn't trust Joe Biden as far as I could throw him if I had 2 broken arms and a bad back and I wasn't that strong to start with. Joe Biden is a despot. How he got into the Oval Office is frightening. Let's hope this doesn't happen again.

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