Comments on: Ding dong! The witch is not dead! Hillary Hilarion runs in 2020?

By: Kevin in Costa Rica

Kevin in Costa Rica — Tue, 14 Aug 2018 08:54:24 +0000

Hi Don. Sorry I didn’t get back right-away. But thanks for your Swift response! You clarified the voting situation for me – this seems to be a serious problem in some áreas of the U.S. In Canada, elections are over-scene (and run) by a federal commission – presumably independent. I get that each State in the U.S. has responsibility for all elections. Sincé this will never change, I suppose it’s up to conservatives to do all they can to ensure a fair (as posible) election. I would never suggest that Canada “does elections” better than the States, but it helps that we retained the simple paper ballot. I certainly don’t doubt that the Dem’s have padded their #’s, perhaps for some time! This is why I laugh when people try to say that Hillery got 3 million more votes than Donald Trump. More like 3 million ‘fake’ votes or ones from illegal aliens!
I appreciated your insight into the ‘politics’ of law-enforcement. It seems that all the wacky rulings have come from Obama appointed judges. Must be frustrating for many policemen in ‘liberal’ jurisdictions!
Thanks again. I look forward to each of your articles. Kev
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By: Don Koenig

Don Koenig — Tue, 31 Jul 2018 03:01:51 +0000

In reply to Michael Merola. Hi Michael, I am notified of and read all new comments on any article on this blog.

By: Michael Merola

Michael Merola — Tue, 31 Jul 2018 01:49:24 +0000

Don, I don’t know how far back you check comments here, but here goes. ALL muslim run countries, to the best of my knowledge, regard all females as subordinate to males, period. The thought of Shrillary, or ANY female as President of this country terrifies me, not because I am anti-female, but because of the FACT that all of the Muslim countries would consider that as an act of subservience or cowardice to have a female run this country. Look at Germany and Merkle and you could probably see my point. These dogs need to be eradicated, euthanized, or whatever other term you want to use. They are nothing but cancer, and having a woman run this country aint gonna fix it.

By: Don Koenig

Don Koenig — Mon, 30 Jul 2018 00:26:43 +0000

In reply to Kevin in Costa Rica.

Hi Kevin,

They get away with election fixing because in Democrat strongholds the Democratic Party controls the polling stations. There are many kinds of vote fraud but the most visible kind is allowing people to vote that are not qualified to vote and people voting under more than one name.

Keep in mind that in liberal areas they do not even require identification. I think across the country the democratic vote in presidential elections is padded by millions.

The police allow the violence because they were ordered to stand down. They also do not want to get charged or sewed where liberal prosecutors and liberal judges control the courts. If law enforcement officers in liberal cities do not abide by their bosses directives they can forget about ever having a career in law enforcement.

By: Kevin in Costa Rica

Kevin in Costa Rica — Sun, 29 Jul 2018 20:07:56 +0000

Hi Don and readers. Re Hillery running, I heard someone on Fox joke about this possibility – but you’re on to something here! If i may say (half tongue-in-cheek) that the more you reveal about Mrs. Clinton, the more scarier she seems! Thank God I’m just a Canadian, “hiding out” down in Costa Rica – safe from Hillery’s grasp!LOL. It is unfortunate that the gov. hasn’t been able to prosecute Hillery for anything – she reminds me of a Prime Minister (John Chretien) Canada had in the ’90’s. Although he and his Liberal Party were guilty of some corrupt practises, Conservatives were never able to make anything “stick” directly to Chretien. Thus, he became known as “Teflón John”! Perhaps a similar nickname for her would be appropriate.
Don, when you say that certain States have an election process that’s “rigged” in favour of Dem’s, how can they get away with that?
I hope I’m staying “on topic” with my comments: when you talk of Trump Derangement Syndrome – I know that it’s no joke. I agree that there seems to be something demonic about how people have responded to the President. Of course, we can’t compare Mr. Trump with the apostle Paul, but there are similarities in how some react. I’m thinking here of some incidents in the N.T. where Paul was physically attacked in Greece and Asia Minor. Of course the treatment of the President has been reprehensible but also irrational – akin to the moslem hatred of Jewish people, perhaps.
Additionally, the verbal attacks on both Pam Bondi (at a movie theatre) and Kirsten Neilsen (at a restaurant) were “chilling” for me – seriously! I get what you said re the security guys always wanting to diffuse a situation, but if I were one of Pam’s State Troopers, I probably would have used my riot stick to “crack” a few heads who were in her face! (gurrrrr!!) I mean, this (and Kirsten’s incident) are outragious. Even more telling, the Dem. leadership was basically silent. Guess it shows where their heart is! On the plus side, it was great to see the wife of Speaker MacConnel fighting back at those mouthy, goofball kids by her vehicle. Good for her!
Thanks for this opportunity, Don.

By: Don Koenig

Don Koenig — Sun, 22 Jul 2018 21:25:56 +0000

In reply to David L.

Hi David,

I do not think the total sealed cases compiled from over 700 federal courts in the United States means that these are in any way related to the Huber investigation or the investigation of the deep state. I would bet the increase from 2006 is mostly due to the increase in drug, internet fraud, child porn and immigration cases.

For those to suggest that the number of sealed cases compiled from all the federal courts in the United States in any way means that their are thousand of indictments about to fall on the heads of the deep state criminals is nothing less than using court data to mislead people or else people are pushing such fantasy interpretations because of their ignorance.

By: David L

David L — Sun, 22 Jul 2018 20:24:31 +0000

Hi Don, I sent you an email with a link & screenshot attachment. Sealed indictments are a matter of public record, so a group of researchers compiled this list, organized it into a helpful spreadsheet. The average is usually way lower than what’s being recorded over the last several months.

By: Don Koenig

Don Koenig — Sun, 22 Jul 2018 19:35:53 +0000

In reply to David L. Hi David, We will have to wait and see if Huber will actually prosecute anyone other that a couple of fall guys. So far he has publicly indicted nobody. I do not know where you get the idea that there are 40k sealed indictments ON Record? Where is the public information on that? I hear claims like this coming from Qanon and certain wishful thinking sites but I have seen nothing credible that these sealed indictments actually exist. I think such claims are disinformation to placate people until after the election. Meanwhile nothing will be done before the election, and if Democratics take the House the oversight committees investigations will all be shut down. Then the deep state Justice department will whitewash all the criminality that took place. You can believe there are 40k sealed indictments if you want, but I don't think there is a chance in hell that they exist. I think we would be very foolish to believe that deep state investigators have indicted half of the people in the deep state that have any power.

By: David L

David L — Sun, 22 Jul 2018 14:14:53 +0000

Hi Don,

You talk about Sessions not doing anything, but I think he is. Investigations are not supposed to be leaked, and just because of a lack of information don’t necessarily mean he’s not doing anything. Here is a great article about why Sessions appointment of Huber is far better than a second Special Counsel. Huber, teamed with Horowitz means they have collectively far more resources, to do much more in a shorter time span. Plus there are nearly 40k sealed indictments on record, far more than is usually the case.
https://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2018/03/31/turley-sessions-using-utah-federal-prosecutor-much-better-trump-2nd-special-counsel/

By: Don Koenig

Don Koenig — Fri, 20 Jul 2018 01:09:48 +0000

In reply to Phil.

Hi Phil.

Yeah, I am not a Mark Taylor fan. He is connection to the New Apostolic Reformation. I do not believe anyone is receiving special private revelation today. All these claims are nothing but NAR hyper Pentecostalism presumption. The prophecies just itch peoples ears. That is a common thread with people that Tom Horn quotes.

The NAR believes Christians will receive supernatural powers and defeat the Devil before Jesus can return. NAR has postmillennial and anti pre-tribulation Rapture Theology.

Tom Horn at least believes in a premillennial Rapture. Horn’s beliefs are more like Assemblies of God but people in AOG these days are being highly influenced by NAR because of their common belief in private prophetic revelation.