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Sorry to be so cynical, but part of me thinks Barr could be a final part of the plan to destroy the will of the people. Any sane person knows that heads should be rolling, literally, over this whole Russia collusion debacle. Barr’s words sound good, so he gives us hope. But if no very high-level people end up paying a price then what and has come from it all? Our hope has come to nothing and if someone like Trump and Barr can’t accomplish Justice, then why should we even think it any longer exists?

I don’t know if it was Pavlov, but I remember reading a study using dogs and giving them rewards based on what they accomplished. And if the dog learned that no matter what he tried to do basically accomplished nothing, eventually he just gave up. That’s what this reminds me of.

Sorry to be so cynical, but part of me thinks Barr could be a final part of the plan to destroy the will of the people. Any sane person knows that heads should be rolling, literally, over this whole Russia collusion debacle. Barr’s words sound good, so he gives us hope. But if no very high-level people end up paying a price then what and has come from it all?

Completely agree, and I have been saying the same thing now for over a year.

I think the arrest of Epstein has given many people hope that the hammer is finally dropping. However, I have been burned too many times and for decades to really believe it.

Epstein blackmailed too many powerful people. Trump is a war against the Deep State, but all one has to do is look at the setbacks he has had to realize that we are not winning. He even has to go begging to the Supreme Court (headed by Judas Roberts) to ask if he can spend DoD money to defend this nation by building just a few miles of fencing (not even the "wall.")

Tactical victories may be the best we can hope for, but they won't save this nation.

The enemy attempted an all out coup d'état against the President, the Constitution, and the people -- and so far not ONE of them has been arrested for it.

It then is truly our duty to throw off such government.

And the founders were not talking about elections.