India is vast, and was not uniform in its response to COVID. Thus, although from this article it appears to vexxationationated many, many of its political subdivisions or states also distributed to their part of India’s population millions of COVID treatment kits containing, but (for international political purposes) not externally marked as containing, Ivermectin and/or Hydroxychloriquine.
So India knew what was up. By and large it tried to protect its people.
It’s true, sometimes an author with little or nothing worthwhile to say will puff his prose up and out of all proportion to try to hide that sad but unavoidable fact.
She has conducted herself and clearly expects to continue conducting herself with total impunity, regardless whether she violates the law or any rules.
Anyone who questions her behavior in this regard gets the ton of bricks response from her. How dare you!
With all due respect, it seems impossible that authorization for the FBI to “engage” with a former U.S. president and a fellow Article II law enforcement organization (the Secret Service) would ever qualify as “boilerplate”, however similar the language used might be to that used in previous FBI raids.
How hard would it have been to forego the need even for a “show” of force, much less
blithely pre-authorize its violent or potentially fatal use?
Uhh...no...might have had something to do with the fact that we were rudely tromping through the German countryside, and were about to pay him an uninvited visit.
In this case we’re not at war with Iran.
The U.S. is only being internationally decent here. Nobody’s asking us about our degree of contempt for the Iranian ruling class. Why show it now?