Unless you’ve been stranded on a desert island like Tom Hanks in the movie Castaway, you’ve heard of Christine Blasey Ford, by far the most credible (and incredible) witness to swear under oath about extremely serious sexual allegations against Judge Brett Kavanaugh, dating back from when he was in high school more than thirty-five years ago. I deliberately chose the adverb “extremely” to modify the phrase “serious sexual allegations” because I honestly believe that anyone guilty of rape or attempted rape should be locked in jail and the key thrown away. Castration isn’t off the table, either. Sow the wind and reap the whirlwind, right?
The only problem with my draconian approach to solving rape is that false accusations must risk equal consequences. In other words, Brett Kavanaugh has been publicly and salaciously accused of attempted rape and gang rape. There is no way to sugarcoat the accusations to make them more palatable. Indeed, Judge Kavanaugh has had his name slandered and he has been metaphorically lynched by the lame stream media for the vilest of reasons, the assumption that he will become the pivotal vote to overturn Roe v. Wade, the infamous Supreme Court decision to legalize abortion.
Furthermore, if you spend most of your time with your head buried in sand or live under a rock, you may not have heard of Deborah Ramirez or Julie Swetnick, either. You should know their names. It’s actually very important that we never forget these women, but not for reasons or in the way they would prefer to be remembered. They need to be ashamed of what they’ve done, and what they were trying to do, as well as their true motive: to preserve the liberal blood sacrament known as abortion.
Please, I encourage everyone to watch the complete Swetnick interview, even though it becomes uncomfortable to watch a mentally unstable woman exploited by the media. Swetnick openly admits that the idea of “coming forward” to accuse Judge Kavanaugh never occurred to her until she heard (and copied, then embellished) the account of Dr. Ford.
Personally, I suspect that Ms. Swetnick is suffering from some sort of mental illness. I don’t blame her for being sick; I blame Michael Avenatti for pretending that he represented a credible, game-changing witness that would cause Judge Kavanaugh’s confirmation to be voted down, if he wasn’t also arrested for gang rape. Accusations don’t get any uglier.
There is a reason Deborah Ramirez and Julie Swetnick weren’t asked to testify before the Senate–Ronan Farrow was grossly irresponsible and unprofessional for even printing the Ramirez allegation after making the effort to corroborate her claims and failing to do so. And this is the same guy who was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for public service in 2018.
That was what I think of Ronan Farrow’s Pulitzer Prize. The lyrics to that theme song are quite ironic:
“What do you do when you’re branded, and you know you’re a man?”
What do you do? Good question. If you get indignant and angry, like Judge Kavanaugh, then your accusers will say you lack the temperament to serve on the court. On the other hand, if you acted like the accusations were frivolous or unserious, you’d be labeled a sociopath by those same critics. If you lacked passion in your defense, you’d be accused of being in a drug-induced stupor. This is known a phenomena commonly known as “damned if you do, damned if you don’t.”
Judge Kavanaugh has been playing a fair game against a deck of cards that has been clearly stacked against him. The Democratic Party might be behind all of this nonsense, but they could never have pulled it off without being aided and abetted by their willing accomplices in the media. The same reporters who openly admitted they were willing to give Bill Clinton oral pleasure (a.k.a. a “Lewinsky”) to him as long as he kept abortion legal.
The media even reported that Judge Kavanaugh tried to influence potential witnesses against him in regard to the allegations of Deborah Ramirez, the “second most credible” accuser. Liberals immediately make these printed allegations viral on social media as talking points, not matter how weak or unsubstantiated the underlying claim or evidence may be.
Intimidating a witness or suborning perjury are new, serious allegations. If they could be proved true, Judge Kavanaugh’s confirmation should be rejected with unanimous bi-partisan enthusiasm.
But every coin has two sides, right? If exculpatory evidence exists, or evidence of collusion by witnesses, or evidence of witness intimidation by Judge Kavanaugh’s accusers exists, then that evidence should also be made public. Does anyone believe for a moment that if such evidence can be produced, that Democrats will be fair and honest, and vote to confirm the judge? If you do, I can offer you a fair price on a bridge in San Francisco (I don’t actually own the bridge, which is why the price will be fair.) However, Dianne Feinstein couldn’t give a rat’s rear-end about the truth. She cares about one thing, and that’s keeping her job. Does this look like a pleasant conversation, or an attempt to intimidate a fellow Senator?
Serious question: if we’ve heard of Christine Blasey Ford, and Deborah Ramirez, and Julie Swetnick, why isn’t Monica McLean a household name?
Who? Monica McLean is allegedly the best friend of Christine Blasey Ford. She’s a former FBI agent. A former boyfriend of Dr. Ford has provided a sworn written statement claiming that Dr. Ford once coached McLean on how to beat a lie-detector test in order to secure her job with the FBI, in direct contradiction to her sworn testimony before the Senate committee.
That makes Ms. McLean newsworthy, but that’s not the big news about her. Again, you won’t know this if you only watch ABC News, or NBC, CBS, CNN, or MS-NBC, but today’s bombshell is that Leland Keyser, the previously reported “best friend” of Ford and most important named witness to the alleged sexual assault who refused to corroborate Ford’s claims under oath has been pressured by McLean to perjure herself.
Quid est veritas?
Know the real enemy of the people. Americans deserve to know the truth.
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