[Man50D]

No, he's showing the proper regard for a bunch of laughable losers as full of themselves as they are clueless.

Apparently you're clueless to the fact the Bill of Rights contains powers granted to the people and that the Grand jury is mentioned only in the 5th Amendment purposely to give the only the people the power of the grand jury as a check and balance against a corrupt government.

[Non-Sequitur]

Apparently you're clueless to the fact the Bill of Rights contains powers granted to the people and that the Grand jury is mentioned only in the 5th Amendment purposely to give the only the people the power of the grand jury as a check and balance against a corrupt government.

So what you're saying is that every person convicted by a grand jury convened by the government was indicted illegally and should be released?

[tired_old_conservative]

“Apparently you're clueless to the fact the Bill of Rights contains powers granted to the people and that the Grand jury is mentioned only in the 5th Amendment purposely to give the only the people the power of the grand jury as a check and balance against a corrupt government.”

I am relatively clueless to the deranged workings of your overactive imagination. Please do let me know when one of your clubhouse fantasy cases gets anywhere.

And yes. This deranged nonsense does posit that Federal Grand juries are illegitimate. The natural corollary is that anyone ever indicted by one must be re-presented by a roving band of citizen lunatics or set free.