For a thorough lesson on unprincipled, 3rd-grade political monography, see this.
1) Re-electing Republicans is NOT a "conservative" priority. Maintaining ordered liberty and civilization is.
2) It's not an argument from religion. It's an argument from ontology (nature, stupid) which should govern the discussion. By no co-incidence EVERY major world religion acknowledges nature. Don't confuse precedence.
3) Usually, only 10-year-olds argue that "he did it first." So when "the consigliere" jumps into a furnace, "conservatives" should follow?
(What Mafia Family ever elected a 10-year-old as 'consigliere' and survived a week?)
Sodomy is "what it is", twit. Now go play in a sandbox someplace.
Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Kathleen Novack: Confused, at Best
Apparently Kathleen Novack doesn't know the Wisconsin Constitution.
Either that, or she doesn't give a rotten damn.
So. Either she's over-paid due to stupidity, or over-paid due to violating her oath of office. IOW, she's just another politician.
Either that, or she doesn't give a rotten damn.
So. Either she's over-paid due to stupidity, or over-paid due to violating her oath of office. IOW, she's just another politician.
The Cantor-Obozo Cloward-Pliven Gambit
As soon as Obozo phoned-and-penned amnesty for kids, thousands of them showed up, and are now living (literally) in warehouses near the border.
Cantor (and Paul Ryan, by the way) are co-conspirators.
I wish I could say that they are "unwitting"--that is, stupid--but I'm not sure of that. Maybe Paul Ryan can 'splain it all to Charlie Sykes, eh?
Cantor (and Paul Ryan, by the way) are co-conspirators.
I wish I could say that they are "unwitting"--that is, stupid--but I'm not sure of that. Maybe Paul Ryan can 'splain it all to Charlie Sykes, eh?
How To View These Times
Perhaps by co-incidence, this essay appeared today.
Then again, maybe it's not co-incidence.
The
disciples are warned that they will be hated just as Christ was hated.
They are not, to be sure, to return hatred for hatred. But they are not
forbidden to wonder about the depths of this hatred of the divine being
as it is manifested against them....
All
alternate visions insist that it is in this world. We are our own
instruments in finding or establishing it. The Son and the Father are
actively “hated.” In explaining and showing man what he is, it is
necessary to acknowledge that what is best for us is not what we make
for ourselves. It is what is given to us....
And how is this hatred manifest in our time, or perhaps in any time? It is presented in terms of “rights” and “dignity.” It is utopian in character. It claims to institute social justice and equality. It systematically rejects any stamp of man’s divine origin. What is said to be man’s nature, his need to distinguish, as something already in being, what is good from what is evil, comes to be hated. We must rid ourselves of things in man said to be of divine origin. The state is the instrument not of a common good, but of a transformation of man so that nothing of his ultimate origin or destiny can attain public profession....
...beyond our “sight,” we have “hope.” “Light” has pierced the “darkness.” Yet darkness and hatred, in fact, are freely chosen because many, if not most, reject the work of the Father who is seen in the Son. We refuse this “light” by insisting that we have “rights” to make ourselves as we want to be, not what is really best for us to be....
Many who claim Christianity hate the Father and Son, preferring utopian 'rights' and 'dignity,' which reject nature--that is to say, they reject ontology, to substitute their own. It's not new. Cain, too, hated, and attempted to re-make the world to accord with his own vision. He claimed "dignity" by murdering Abel.
This is the world. Christians who are cognizant are "in it" but not "of it." Woe to those who think and do otherwise.
Then again, maybe it's not co-incidence.
...The
world, I think, does not suffer from a lack of vision. If it suffers
from anything, it is from too many visions that are not true to reality.
I have often wondered about the passage in John’s Gospel that reads:
“To hate me is to hate my Father. Had I not performed such works among
them as no one has ever done before, they would not be guilty of sin;
but, as it is, they have seen, and they go on hating me and my Father”
(15:23-24). No words could be stronger.
...No
one who hates the Son or the Father sees God. What they hate are the
works “performed among them.” These “works” are designed to instruct and
teach men what they are. What we are from the beginning, in nature, is
better for us than any alternative vision we might concoct for ourselves
to explain what we are and what our individual destiny is. In this
sense, we can speak of a “hope beyond its sight.” The premise of
Christian civilization that modern secularism, with ever increasing
urgency and force, is busy ejecting from the public order is this: Final
human happiness is not found in this world.
And how is this hatred manifest in our time, or perhaps in any time? It is presented in terms of “rights” and “dignity.” It is utopian in character. It claims to institute social justice and equality. It systematically rejects any stamp of man’s divine origin. What is said to be man’s nature, his need to distinguish, as something already in being, what is good from what is evil, comes to be hated. We must rid ourselves of things in man said to be of divine origin. The state is the instrument not of a common good, but of a transformation of man so that nothing of his ultimate origin or destiny can attain public profession....
...beyond our “sight,” we have “hope.” “Light” has pierced the “darkness.” Yet darkness and hatred, in fact, are freely chosen because many, if not most, reject the work of the Father who is seen in the Son. We refuse this “light” by insisting that we have “rights” to make ourselves as we want to be, not what is really best for us to be....
Many who claim Christianity hate the Father and Son, preferring utopian 'rights' and 'dignity,' which reject nature--that is to say, they reject ontology, to substitute their own. It's not new. Cain, too, hated, and attempted to re-make the world to accord with his own vision. He claimed "dignity" by murdering Abel.
This is the world. Christians who are cognizant are "in it" but not "of it." Woe to those who think and do otherwise.
Monday, June 09, 2014
Cdl. Dolan, NRTL, and Squishes
It's well-known in the Milwaukee pro-life circles that while he was here, Abp. Dolan cozied up to NRTL--an organization which supports 'exceptions' and is not in tune with Roman Catholic teachings on birth control.
Seems that NRTL has problems with Conservatives in other places.
...More surprising to many conservatives are the endorsements by National Right to Life. NRTL has endorsed Lindsey Graham, Thad Cochran, Mitch McConnell, Pat Roberts and Thom Tillis for Senate in 2014. All of these endorsements are primary endorsements, and these are the only candidates NRTL has endorsed for Senate. In the North Carolina Senate primary, Tillis, who supports abortion exceptions, was opposed by two staunchly pro-life candidates in OB-GYN Greg Brannon and Pastor Mark Harris. NRTL has been taking an moderate stance for a while now, opposing Rep. Justin Amash’s amendment to defund all abortion providers, and kicking out Georgia Right to Life from the national network for being 100% pro-life.
So. What was Abp. Dolan thinking? That being "mostly" pro-life is better than being totally so? Or was he thinking schmooze? We know that Abp. Dolan was completely silent on the abortion-pill legislation (unlike other Wisconsin Bishops.)
Yoo-hoo, Cdl. Dolan!
Seems that NRTL has problems with Conservatives in other places.
...More surprising to many conservatives are the endorsements by National Right to Life. NRTL has endorsed Lindsey Graham, Thad Cochran, Mitch McConnell, Pat Roberts and Thom Tillis for Senate in 2014. All of these endorsements are primary endorsements, and these are the only candidates NRTL has endorsed for Senate. In the North Carolina Senate primary, Tillis, who supports abortion exceptions, was opposed by two staunchly pro-life candidates in OB-GYN Greg Brannon and Pastor Mark Harris. NRTL has been taking an moderate stance for a while now, opposing Rep. Justin Amash’s amendment to defund all abortion providers, and kicking out Georgia Right to Life from the national network for being 100% pro-life.
So. What was Abp. Dolan thinking? That being "mostly" pro-life is better than being totally so? Or was he thinking schmooze? We know that Abp. Dolan was completely silent on the abortion-pill legislation (unlike other Wisconsin Bishops.)
Yoo-hoo, Cdl. Dolan!
Sunday, June 08, 2014
The Ministry of National Thought
Coming soon in ObozoLand!
Argentina’s President Cristina Kirchner has created a new post: secretary for strategic co-ordination of national thought. -- quoted at HotAir
There are problems in Argentina. They might be prelude to problems here.
At the Daily Beast, Joel Kotkin agrees with Bloomberg’s Stephen Carter on the rise of a new McCarthyism, this time imposing penalties for dissent from progressive orthodoxy rather than tolerating debate on a broad range of issues.
This is hardly confined to "academia," although it's worse there.
Argentina’s President Cristina Kirchner has created a new post: secretary for strategic co-ordination of national thought. -- quoted at HotAir
There are problems in Argentina. They might be prelude to problems here.
At the Daily Beast, Joel Kotkin agrees with Bloomberg’s Stephen Carter on the rise of a new McCarthyism, this time imposing penalties for dissent from progressive orthodoxy rather than tolerating debate on a broad range of issues.
This is hardly confined to "academia," although it's worse there.
Saturday, June 07, 2014
Crabb: It's 'Consensus' Which Makes Law
Only 200 years ago, it was 'the laws of nature and nature's God'. Now it's 'consensus.'
Judge Crabb: "In light of Windsor and the many decisions that have invalidated restrictions on same-sex marriage since Windsor, it appears that courts are moving toward a consensus that it is time to embrace full legal equality for gay and lesbian citizens. --quoted from Althouse combox
Opposing gay 'marriage' has never been an argument from religion. It's an argument from natural law, which NO major religion has contradicted in its teachings.
Judge Crabb: "In light of Windsor and the many decisions that have invalidated restrictions on same-sex marriage since Windsor, it appears that courts are moving toward a consensus that it is time to embrace full legal equality for gay and lesbian citizens. --quoted from Althouse combox
Opposing gay 'marriage' has never been an argument from religion. It's an argument from natural law, which NO major religion has contradicted in its teachings.
Da Union Demands Taj Mahal
We've only spent $19 million on the place, but that's not good enough for Da Union. So they have a list of non-negotiable demands, or they won't work in the place.
I'd be happy to tell them that their non-work is accepted immediately and that they may pick up their final paycheck next Friday....but that's just me.
“Cubicles will not be used in the building, each person will have their own office,” the union has demanded. The office walls will be a minimum of 3 inches thick and “insulated with ‘Quiet Batt 30 Soundproofing Insulation.’”
The offices will also be furnished with a desk from the Kathy Ireland Southampton Onyx Collection, have a “Freedom Task Chair with Headrest,” and a 51 inch Samsung television, with a cable package that includes all available news and weather channels.
Common areas will be painted the shade “marine” and all office areas will be painted in the shade “beeswax,” according to the document. The NWSEO also wants all artwork to be from “local artists within a 50 mile radius” of Tuscaloosa and the art is required to have a “water theme.”
Break rooms will also be furnished with Samsung TVs, a refrigerator, stove and oven, microwave, and an eating table that is “at least 18 square feet” as well as “10 Wynwood Garden Walk Arm Chairs.”
The union is also demanding that the break rooms be fully stocked with cleaning supplies before any employee starts working, and the women’s bathrooms be equipped with “personal feminine hygiene supplies.”
Outside, the union is requesting longleaf pine trees, water oaks, and camellias to be planted, and a minimum 100 by 100 foot plot for a “community garden.”--Zippers quoting Free Beacon
I suppose that the heated/cooled underground garage, gourmet dining facility, and game rooms are already in place.
I'd be happy to tell them that their non-work is accepted immediately and that they may pick up their final paycheck next Friday....but that's just me.
“Cubicles will not be used in the building, each person will have their own office,” the union has demanded. The office walls will be a minimum of 3 inches thick and “insulated with ‘Quiet Batt 30 Soundproofing Insulation.’”
The offices will also be furnished with a desk from the Kathy Ireland Southampton Onyx Collection, have a “Freedom Task Chair with Headrest,” and a 51 inch Samsung television, with a cable package that includes all available news and weather channels.
Common areas will be painted the shade “marine” and all office areas will be painted in the shade “beeswax,” according to the document. The NWSEO also wants all artwork to be from “local artists within a 50 mile radius” of Tuscaloosa and the art is required to have a “water theme.”
Break rooms will also be furnished with Samsung TVs, a refrigerator, stove and oven, microwave, and an eating table that is “at least 18 square feet” as well as “10 Wynwood Garden Walk Arm Chairs.”
The union is also demanding that the break rooms be fully stocked with cleaning supplies before any employee starts working, and the women’s bathrooms be equipped with “personal feminine hygiene supplies.”
Outside, the union is requesting longleaf pine trees, water oaks, and camellias to be planted, and a minimum 100 by 100 foot plot for a “community garden.”--Zippers quoting Free Beacon
I suppose that the heated/cooled underground garage, gourmet dining facility, and game rooms are already in place.
Stephen Moore Van Winkle Awakens
Stephen Moore is a respectable guy, who admits to having been comatose for the last several years:
Everywhere I go around the country — whether talking to financial advisers, business leaders, tea-party groups, or college students — I am almost always asked the same question: Is Barack Obama intentionally trying to destroy the economy? And for five and a half years, I’ve always flatly rejected that notion. This is a good man with the right intentions; it’s just that he has completely the wrong economic model floating around in his head.
Note well that 'everywhere' has the question. I don't know where Moore lives, but if one guesses DC-area...
Anyhow, he finally caught on to what 'everywhere' has known for 5 years.
After Monday’s announcement of imbecilic and destructive new carbon-emission standards, I’m not so sure that the White House is well-meaning or that this president really cares about the working men and women of this country. These regulations on energy use and carbon dioxide emissions will be a severe self-imposed wound to an economy already stuck in a slow-growth rut.
As though killing oil/gas exploration, flooding the country with low-skill/no-skill immigrants (but CHEAP, hey!!!), tax dis-incentives, and the crown jewel of Socialism--ObozoCare--wasn't enough, Stephen?
Shall we mention the psychological/economic effects of Rogue-Lawless executive actions, Rogue-Lawless A.G., HHS, and F.H.A. activities, and direct persecution of political opponents, Stephen??
How about Federal land-grabbing, Stephen?
Want some coffee for your awakening? We might be able to scrape up a buck or two to buy one for ya.
Everywhere I go around the country — whether talking to financial advisers, business leaders, tea-party groups, or college students — I am almost always asked the same question: Is Barack Obama intentionally trying to destroy the economy? And for five and a half years, I’ve always flatly rejected that notion. This is a good man with the right intentions; it’s just that he has completely the wrong economic model floating around in his head.
Note well that 'everywhere' has the question. I don't know where Moore lives, but if one guesses DC-area...
Anyhow, he finally caught on to what 'everywhere' has known for 5 years.
After Monday’s announcement of imbecilic and destructive new carbon-emission standards, I’m not so sure that the White House is well-meaning or that this president really cares about the working men and women of this country. These regulations on energy use and carbon dioxide emissions will be a severe self-imposed wound to an economy already stuck in a slow-growth rut.
As though killing oil/gas exploration, flooding the country with low-skill/no-skill immigrants (but CHEAP, hey!!!), tax dis-incentives, and the crown jewel of Socialism--ObozoCare--wasn't enough, Stephen?
Shall we mention the psychological/economic effects of Rogue-Lawless executive actions, Rogue-Lawless A.G., HHS, and F.H.A. activities, and direct persecution of political opponents, Stephen??
How about Federal land-grabbing, Stephen?
Want some coffee for your awakening? We might be able to scrape up a buck or two to buy one for ya.
Friday, June 06, 2014
Crabb: Boring
The sun rises in the East, and Barbara Crabb attempts to over-rule the Wisconsin Constitution.
A federal judge in Madison Friday overturned Wisconsin's gay marriage ban, striking down an amendment to the state constitution approved overwhelmingly by voters in 2006 and prompting an emergency action by the state to halt the dozens of joyous weddings that began in the state's two largest cities.
Ho-hum.
Ms. Crabb could have also ordered the sun to rise in the West, because that "East" thing is obviously discriminatory. After all, what's the law of nature to a Federal judge post-Roe?
A federal judge in Madison Friday overturned Wisconsin's gay marriage ban, striking down an amendment to the state constitution approved overwhelmingly by voters in 2006 and prompting an emergency action by the state to halt the dozens of joyous weddings that began in the state's two largest cities.
Ho-hum.
Ms. Crabb could have also ordered the sun to rise in the West, because that "East" thing is obviously discriminatory. After all, what's the law of nature to a Federal judge post-Roe?
Mandated Surveillance?
It's not called a "tax." But it's a city-required expense. Hmmmm.
The Chippewa Falls Police Department is pushing for an ordinance requiring all tavern owners in the city to pay for and set up surveillance cameras at their establishments because some law enforcement officials think the devices could help solve more crimes.
...if a bar owner were to violate the proposed law, which would allow police to obtain video footage at any time, they could lose their liquor license and be shut down.
Charming. What you don't see, however, until the very end of the story, is this:
The city also has a similar ordinance that applies to grocery and liquor stores.
Looks like an expensive town in which to do business.
The Chippewa Falls Police Department is pushing for an ordinance requiring all tavern owners in the city to pay for and set up surveillance cameras at their establishments because some law enforcement officials think the devices could help solve more crimes.
...if a bar owner were to violate the proposed law, which would allow police to obtain video footage at any time, they could lose their liquor license and be shut down.
Charming. What you don't see, however, until the very end of the story, is this:
The city also has a similar ordinance that applies to grocery and liquor stores.
Looks like an expensive town in which to do business.
Wednesday, June 04, 2014
The Bergdahl Maneuver
Trenchant comment on the Seditionist-in-Chief and his cabal:
I think this [reaction to the Bergdahl Maneuver] caught the regime by surprise because to them, personally, being a deserter in the face of the enemy is something that they think is no big deal, an action that they sympathize with, since they are themselves domestic enemies of the Constitution and have always identified their own country -- and the rest of us non-enlightened, unwashed citizens resistant to their Mandarin class -- as the enemy.
Indeed.
I think this [reaction to the Bergdahl Maneuver] caught the regime by surprise because to them, personally, being a deserter in the face of the enemy is something that they think is no big deal, an action that they sympathize with, since they are themselves domestic enemies of the Constitution and have always identified their own country -- and the rest of us non-enlightened, unwashed citizens resistant to their Mandarin class -- as the enemy.
Indeed.
The Voice Crying Out
This anonymous essay says it all.
The essayist is the voice in the wilderness, of course; and it speaks to the Therapeutic Society's most ....ahhhh....devilish problem: its utter relativity, which simply becomes irrelevant in the face of Evil.
Not that we haven't been warned before.
The essayist is the voice in the wilderness, of course; and it speaks to the Therapeutic Society's most ....ahhhh....devilish problem: its utter relativity, which simply becomes irrelevant in the face of Evil.
Not that we haven't been warned before.
Islam's Glorious Past
The five which Obozo dumped back into combat come from a line of glorious conquerors.
The enormity of the slaughters of the "religion of peace" are so far beyond comprehension that even honest historians overlook the scale. When one looks beyond our myopic focus, Islam is the greatest killing machine in the history of mankind, bar none.
About 80 million killed in the Muzzie takeover of India; around 100 million African blacks killed in the Muzzie slave-trade, and we're not clear on the dead Iberians.
Hitler stood in awe.
HT: ColdFury
The enormity of the slaughters of the "religion of peace" are so far beyond comprehension that even honest historians overlook the scale. When one looks beyond our myopic focus, Islam is the greatest killing machine in the history of mankind, bar none.
About 80 million killed in the Muzzie takeover of India; around 100 million African blacks killed in the Muzzie slave-trade, and we're not clear on the dead Iberians.
Hitler stood in awe.
HT: ColdFury
The Eyes of Holder
This falls right into line with NSA, Choke-Point, and ObozoCare's "medical terror" spying.
The United States is reviving a law enforcement group to investigate those it designates as domestic terrorists, the Department of Justice announced Tuesday....
The United States is reviving a law enforcement group to investigate those it designates as domestic terrorists, the Department of Justice announced Tuesday....
The Department of Justice will
reconstitute a task force that was originally formed after the 1995
Oklahoma City bombing but dissolved after the Sept. 11, 2001 hijacked
plane attacks as law enforcement agencies focused on threats from
militants abroad. --Captain quoting Reuters
Shouldn't be too hard to track Bill Ayers and his close associates from Chicago, right??
More Obozoism: Mel Watt
Seems that the Director of the Fed Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) has a serious case of Obozoism, which is, essentially, "Not My Job". Fortunately, Watt's Obozoism won't cost lives, like Benghazi or deserter-rescues.
But it will cost Americans a lot.
As voices across the ideological spectrum have come to recognize the need for serious reform of our housing finance system with a greater role for private capital, the nation’s top housing regulator made an unfortunate revelation. A revelation which points to the difficult path for serious housing reform. Mel Watt, newly installed Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) director and top regulator of mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, says that reforming the unfair housing finance system and protecting property rights is not part of his job description.
“My responsibility in the conservatorship is not to the shareholders, really. So I don’t lay awake at night worrying about what’s fair to the shareholders,” Watt said in a recent interview on C-SPAN’s “Newsmakers”....
Well, it's only money, after all.
But it will cost Americans a lot.
As voices across the ideological spectrum have come to recognize the need for serious reform of our housing finance system with a greater role for private capital, the nation’s top housing regulator made an unfortunate revelation. A revelation which points to the difficult path for serious housing reform. Mel Watt, newly installed Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) director and top regulator of mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, says that reforming the unfair housing finance system and protecting property rights is not part of his job description.
“My responsibility in the conservatorship is not to the shareholders, really. So I don’t lay awake at night worrying about what’s fair to the shareholders,” Watt said in a recent interview on C-SPAN’s “Newsmakers”....
Well, it's only money, after all.
ObozoCare Elevator, You Get the Shaft
And away we go!!
....Insurers are upping premiums for all Obamacare exchange customers in Vermont, which is working its way to a single-payer health-care system to encompass the whole state by 2017. MVP Health Care has requested an average rate increase of 15.4 percent, while the only other insurer, Blue Cross Blue Shield, requested average hikes of 9.8 percent....
...While not all Arizona’s Obamacare insurers have submitted proposals, two top insurers are planning to up rates drastically: Cigna proposed average premium hikes of 14.4 percent and Humana requested a 25.5 percent boost....
...[In Connecticut] Anthem Health Plans requested a 12.5 percent average increase, affecting 66,000 individual health care policies; ConnectiCare Benefits has proposed an 11.8 percent average rate increase
BONUS!!! Those increases will be identical to the COST OF ELECTRICITY increases in Wisconsin beginning 2015 due to Obozo--who still thinks that the pen is mightier than the sword.
....Insurers are upping premiums for all Obamacare exchange customers in Vermont, which is working its way to a single-payer health-care system to encompass the whole state by 2017. MVP Health Care has requested an average rate increase of 15.4 percent, while the only other insurer, Blue Cross Blue Shield, requested average hikes of 9.8 percent....
...While not all Arizona’s Obamacare insurers have submitted proposals, two top insurers are planning to up rates drastically: Cigna proposed average premium hikes of 14.4 percent and Humana requested a 25.5 percent boost....
...[In Connecticut] Anthem Health Plans requested a 12.5 percent average increase, affecting 66,000 individual health care policies; ConnectiCare Benefits has proposed an 11.8 percent average rate increase
BONUS!!! Those increases will be identical to the COST OF ELECTRICITY increases in Wisconsin beginning 2015 due to Obozo--who still thinks that the pen is mightier than the sword.
Sunday, June 01, 2014
Yes? No? Walker Campaign Settlement
While the WSJournal reports one thing, Walker says another.
Gov. Scott Walker said Friday that he won't back away from key allies amid a continuing secret John Doe investigation.
Walker also expressed surprise with a recent Wall Street Journal editorial that criticized alleged settlement talks between the Walker campaign and special prosecutor Francis Schmitz.
"I'm certainly not going to undermine people who share my same beliefs and I'm certainly not going to undermine anyone's First Amendment rights. I'm frankly kind of shocked for anyone to suggest that," Walker said...--Thinker quoting MJS
The suggestion from some parties is that Schmitz (et.al.) initiated the discussion of "settlement" to protect themselves from a complete disaster. The civil-liability potential remains quite high here.
But how, exactly, the Walker campaign can "settle" when the conservative-group leadership is in position to sue the prosecutors (and possibly GAB) remains to be seen.
Gov. Scott Walker said Friday that he won't back away from key allies amid a continuing secret John Doe investigation.
Walker also expressed surprise with a recent Wall Street Journal editorial that criticized alleged settlement talks between the Walker campaign and special prosecutor Francis Schmitz.
"I'm certainly not going to undermine people who share my same beliefs and I'm certainly not going to undermine anyone's First Amendment rights. I'm frankly kind of shocked for anyone to suggest that," Walker said...--Thinker quoting MJS
The suggestion from some parties is that Schmitz (et.al.) initiated the discussion of "settlement" to protect themselves from a complete disaster. The civil-liability potential remains quite high here.
But how, exactly, the Walker campaign can "settle" when the conservative-group leadership is in position to sue the prosecutors (and possibly GAB) remains to be seen.
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