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canetoad

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6. Thank you for this post
Sun Feb 1, 2026, 11:48 PM
6 hrs ago

I've assumed from the start that if the DOJ follows the ruling to release ALL the files, they are going to obfuscate and bury those that may contain pertinent details.

I get a feeling that internet sleuths worldwide accept this as fact and we can rely on different groups/organisations or media to do their own analysis of certain aspects of the files.

If the DOJ thinks that folk will be overwhelmed by the sheer number of inconsequential files, they have not factored in the persistence of internet researchers who HATE trump with a vengeance and will put in the hours and research to find incriminating evidence on him.

If Bondi's DOJ is as inept, undisciplined and uncommitted as most other aspects of this administration are, all we need to do is give the researchers time to piece the bits together.

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Count Off [View all] H2O Man 14 hrs ago OP
There better be Watergate style hearings/trial on national livetohike 13 hrs ago #1
Coming soon malaise 10 hrs ago #3
Right! H2O Man 6 hrs ago #5
At the latest, H2O Man 9 hrs ago #4
If even one tenth of what has been released is true Saoirse9 11 hrs ago #2
Yes. H2O Man 6 hrs ago #7
Thank you for this post canetoad 6 hrs ago #6
A serious question: H2O Man 6 hrs ago #8
Ooooh, that would have hurt canetoad 6 hrs ago #9
Thank you! H2O Man 5 hrs ago #10
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