Argentine Judge Rejects Criminal Case Against President
Bytuteditor
Feb 26, 2015
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One thing I don’t like about Argentine culture–how given they are to (are easily manipulated) by emotionalism and wacky conspiracy theories. I have to say, though, this is a blow to the Jew crew. Jewry was really hoping for a greater return on their investment in time for the Iran nuke talks. Fail.
@NLG
I see no evidence that the Argentineans are “given to conspiracy theories” and “easily manipulated.” On the contrary, I have admiration for their lucidity, superior to anything I see in the States among the slumbering masses. If only the US had a Proyecto Segunda Republica with a plan to reclaim the country from the clutches of the global banksters, if only we had an Adrian Salbuchi and Romero with their cable TV program educating the public with their superb analyses, not only of Argentine politics but of world affairs! Lacking that I wish Salbuch would make more videos in English (which he speaks perfectly) and provided English subtitles to his talk show or at least transcripts in Spanish that we could translate.
Judge Rafecas has a long-established reputation of keeping himself entirely out of politics and being a scrupulous, by the book lawman. Good luck trying to bite his a$$ when they can’t even reach his heels. The Chosennites will not rest: they are taking their appeal to the Supreme Court but there they’d have to prove a defect in Rafecas’s brief. Fat chance.
Nisman was clearly worth more dead to them than alive and it appears that did not amount to much at all.