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BREAKING!!!

CONGRESS Just SAID IT…

Prison Is Coming For Dems!

Looks like Attorney General Jeff Sessions is finally being called to task over what

has been a less than stellar performance.

Congressmen Gaetz, Gowdy and Goodlatte are now joining forces by calling for the appointment

of a special counsel to investigate FISA warrant abuses under the Barack Hussein Obama presidency.

And Gaetz has gone as far as saying Obama's state department functioned as an arm of Hillary

Clinton's failed Presidential Campaign.

Appearing on Monday morning's edition of "Rose Unplugged," Republican Congressman

from Florida Matt Gaetz spoke at great lengths about the information which would be uncovered

if there was a special council appointed to the FISA mess.

Gaetz also noted that more revelations would come to light regarding the State Department

under President Obama and the way they operated against people they deemed to be a threat

to the Democrat Party establishment.

Although we all know the Clinton Machine is one of the most corrupt and crooked organizations

in history, they always seem to get away with their crimes.

No one is ever made to pay for their twisted ways.

Don't take my word for it, ask the Haitians who were swindled out of the multi-millions

they were supposed to get from the Clinton Foundation after the earthquake which left

most of the nation in ruins.

I can't for the life of me understand is why Attorney General Jeff Sessions is sitting

in the sidelines while President Trump is being investigated on false Rusian collusion

charges while the Clintons and the Obamas run free and clear of any investigation whatsoever.

Is he really a plant from the left?

Maybe.

But whatever reason, he perfectly illustrates the reason why President Trump won and we

are sick and tired of the Republican Party.

They are just a bunch of weak hacks who are afraid of their own shadow and spend their

whole time in office defending themselves.

It's about time the GOP gets on the offensive!

Are you listening, Attorney General Sessions?

Via Fox News:

"House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte and Rep. Trey Gowdy on Tuesday demanded

the appointment of a special counsel to investigate "conflicts of interest" and decisions

"made and not made" by current and former Justice Department officials in 2016 and 2017,

noting that "the public interest requires" the action.

Gowdy, R-S.C., and Goodlatte, R-Va., penned a letter Tuesday to Attorney General Jeff

Sessions and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.

"Matters have arisen—both recently and otherwise—which necessitate the appointment

of a Special Counsel.

We do not make this observation and attendant request lightly," Gowdy and Goodlatte wrote.

They pointed, specifically, toward the use of the infamous anti-Trump dossier used in

the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to obtain a warrant to spy on former Trump

campaign adviser Carter Page.

"There is evidence of bias, trending toward animus, among those charged with investigating

serious cases," they wrote.

"There is evidence political opposition research was used in court filings.

There is evidence this political opposition research was neither vetted before it was

used nor fully revealed to the relevant tribunal."

Asked why a special counsel was needed, Gowdy told Fox News, "Congress doesn't have

the tools to investigate this…

We leak like the Gossip Girls."

They added: "Questions have arisen with the FISA process and these questions and concerns

threaten to impugn both public and congressional confidence in significant counterintelligence

program processes and those charged with overseeing and implementing these counterintelligence

processes."

Goodlatte also told Fox News he thought the FISA process "was abused."

Gowdy and Goodlatte wrote that because the "decisions of both former and current Department

of Justice and FBI officials are at issue," they do not believe the DOJ is "capable"

of investigating the "fact patterns in a fashion likely to garner public confidence."

Last week, Sessions announced that Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz

would investigate allegations of government surveillance abuse in light of memos released

on Capitol Hill by the House Intelligence Committee which suggested, at least on the

Republican side, that the dossier compiled by ex-British Intelligence officer Christopher

Steele was used to obtain a FISA warrant to surveil Page.

President Trump, though, blasted Sessions' decision, saying he appointed an "Obama

guy" to investigate "potentially massive FISA abuse."

Horowitz also is investigating former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, and whether

he wanted to avoid taking action on new Clinton emails found on disgraced Democratic New York

Rep. Anthony Weiner's laptop, reports said.

According to records, McCabe knew about the emails belonging to Hillary Clinton in September

2016, but did not choose to brief former FBI Director James Comey until October 26, 2016

— prompting the re-opening of the Clinton email investigation just one week before the

presidential election.

"While we have confidence in the Inspector General for the Department of Justice, the

DOJ IG does not have the authority to investigate other governmental entities or former employees

of the Department, the Bureau, or other agencies," Gowdy and Goodlatte wrote.

Gowdy also serves as chairman of the House Oversight Committee.

They added: "Some have been reluctant to call for the appointment of a Special Counsel

because such an appointment should be reserved for those unusual cases where existing investigative

and prosecutorial entities cannot adequately discharge those duties.

We believe this is just such a case."

Goodlatte, who penned a letter to Sessions in July 2017 and September 2017 calling for

the appointment of a second special counsel, received only one response from the Justice

Department, suggesting that Sessions had directed senior federal prosecutors to investigate

matters involving the Clinton Foundation and the sale of Uranium One — leaving the door

open to consider whether "the matters merit the appointment of a Special Counsel."

House Judiciary Committee Ranking Member Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., slammed Goodlatte and Gowdy,

saying they are "simply off base."

"Chairman Goodlatte and Chairman Gowdy are simply off base–just as they were last year,

when they called for a new special counsel to investigate a slew of Hillary Clinton conspiracy

theories," Nadler said in a statement in response to their letter.

"Where there is no crime, there is no criminal investigation for a second special counsel

to manage."

Goodlatte and Gowdy's letter comes just days after more than a dozen other House Republicans

penned a similar note, requesting the appointment of an independent counsel to investigate the

same issues.

The 13 lawmakers signed onto the letter that stated: "Evidence has come to light that

raises serious concerns about decisions and activities by leadership at the highest levels

of the Department of Justice and Federal Bureau of Investigation regarding how and why the

Clinton probe ended and how and why the Trump-Russia probe began.""

H/T The Gateway Pundit

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Ranja liquor of Aoki Ranjado, which is a sake brewery running for more than 400 years in Fukui - Duration: 5:35.

I think it's good because it contains a lot of herbs.

And those circulate with alcohol in the body.

We keep up the production method to carry on the tradition, not for business.

We observe the traditional method.

The name "Ranja" is really difficult and unique.

The word "Ranja" is in the Kojien dictionary.

Is that so?

Ranja is an idiom, which means orchid and musk.

If I break down it, I understand the meaning, such as Musk and…

The idiom means a good smell like

orchid and musk put together.

It is an old term and now it is not used anymore.

This is the Ranja liquor, isn't it?

Yes, it is Raja liquor in the brown bottle.

This is "Usuzumi Sakura", which is a sake from sticky rice.

What kind of a sake is Ranja liquor?

This is medicated liquor

and it adds a dozen crude drugs to a sake from sticky rice.

So it is medicinal liquor.

It is very beneficial to health, so I would like lots of people to have it.

I have heard that you have been producing it for 400 years.

Although we began business in the late Edo period,

before that we had produced it as the medicine which had been handed down through generations of our family.

And, before that, it was a sake of Asakura family of the Warring States period

and was called as one of three major Chinese herbal medicine.

When should I have it?

Some people have it before meal or after meal.

Some people have it before going to bed and they say that they recovered from tiredness.

How should I drink "Usuzumi Sakura" ?

This is a sake from sticky rice, so it is authentically brewed mirin cooking sake.

Therefore, its original purpose is for cooking

but it is delicious when you drink straight.

So some people drink by mixing with shochu or soda water. Also, if you mix fruits with it, it becomes fruit wine.

Do you actually use this earthenware pot for brewing?

We don't use it now but I think it was used to brew Ranja liquor.

Is it that by a doctor at the back?

I heard that the Emperor Meiji's doctor wrote a letter of recommendation for Ranja liquor.

Yes, right.

But I am humbled to hear that, so I am nervous to talk.

There are 500 stones, including small ones.

It's been nearly two months already.

The pond's stonework is amazing.

It was made finely not to leak water.

Closely only with stones?

It was built only with stones.

They investigate all of these trees.

Not only old trees.

No.

But also new trees.

These are natural. We haven't planted at all.

For example, there is a nandina.

And there is Asakura sansho pepper.

It takes about two months to investigate only stones.

They investigated the shapes too

and dug up these broken ones.

A botanist came

and checked the name of each 200 trees.

He also checked the position

so that they can recreate even if the trees are lost.

The accurate position.

I see.　

There were several pine trees.

But all of them died.

We cut the pine trees

and the maple trees have stood out now,

they were discreet though.

So now I realized that there were so many maple trees.

Around November 20th,

they are really beautiful

as if this world is indeed their world.

This zelkova is 500 years old, isn't it?

The Kyoto State Guesthouse's door of the entrance is made of zelkova.

Yes, it is.

And the zelkova is from Fukui.

I mean the front entrance of the Kyoto State Guesthouse.

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Donald Trump Openly Charges Barack Obama For Criminal Conspiracies Against Him

As we have seen all too often, the whole illegal alien debate always seems to take a turn for

the complicated.

And that's the way most globalist politicians and organizations such as the American Civil

Liberties Union or ACLU want it so they can fool average Americans into believing the

problem is fixed while our nation continues to be invaded by foreign nationals.

The ACLU now took it upon itself to once again act in the better interest of the foreign

national over the American citizen and was able to coerce the loony 9th Circuit court

to allow illegal alien detainees held for months, or even years awaiting deportation

to have a bail hearing every 6 months in order to have a venue to challenge their confinement.This

ruling is awful for American Citizens because if the judge overseeing the proceedings is

left-wing activist, chances are that illegal alien will end up free on our streets.

Just like what happened in the Kate Steinle case where she was killed by an illegal who

had been in prison multiple times and deported back to Mexico at least 5 times.But this week

the Supreme Court decided to rule in favor of the American citizen and against the ACLU

and the Illegals they harbor and give aid to.

Adding to the ruling that the ACLU has forgotten the simple fact that the United States Constitutional

rights only apply to American Citizens, not foreign nationals or illegal alien criminals.

All the ACLU was trying to do by bringing up this lawsuit was to create a situation

where illegals were protected from deportation.

Which in turn would give them the privilege to get a bail hearing and go free, only to

never be found again.This Supreme Court ruling is a huge victory for all rule of law loving

American Citizens and it actually brings us one step closer to fixing this immigration

mess caused by years of lawlessness brought on by both political parties.

Via The Daily Caller:Immigrants detained for removal proceedings may be held indefinitely

and are not entitled to a bail hearing, the Supreme Court ruled Tuesday.

The ruling means that immigrant detainees, who are sometimes held for months and years

on end, have no recourse to challenge their confinement.

Justice Samuel Alito delivered the opinion for the court, joined by Chief Justice John

Roberts and Justice Anthony Kennedy.

Justices Clarence Thomas and Neil Gorsuch joined most of Alito's opinion, though they

also wrote to say they do not believe the court had jurisdiction to hear the case.

In a rare move, Justice Stephen Breyer read part of his dissent in the courtroom during

Tuesday's proceedings.

The justices only read their dissents from the bench when they mean to emphasize their

disagreement with the majority.

Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sonia Sotomayor joined his opinion.

Justice Elena Kagan was recused because she briefly participated in the case while serving

in former President Barack Obama's administration.

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals found that individuals held in immigration jails

pending deportation may have a hearing every six months to review the legitimacy of their

detention.

The 9th Circuit based its decision on a legal rule called the canon of constitutional avoidance.

The rule says that where a federal law has multiple interpretations, courts must rely

on the interpretation that avoids constitutional problems.

Alito explained that this approach was mistaken, since the words of the statute clearly do

not provide bail hearings for detained immigrants.

"That is not how the canon of constitutional avoidance works," Alito wrote.

"Spotting a constitutional issue does not give a court the authority to rewrite a statute

as it pleases."

The high court declined to say whether the Constitution requires bond hearings for aliens

in detention.

They asked the 9th Circuit to resolve that issue, and may review their determination

at some future date.

The American Civil Liberties Union represents the immigrants who brought the action.

They say detainees are eligible for bail under the due process clause of the Fifth Amendment.

In dissent, Breyer made technical and conceptual points.

As a definitional matter, he said that the word "detain" as it appears in the relevant

law has sometimes meant simply "to restrain."

Restraint, he says, could mean subjecting an individual to a number of restrictions

(forbidding travel or contact with particular persons) that don't include confinement.

Therefore, by his telling, the word detain is consistent with bail.

He also said that bail is a basic, and important, component of the Anglo-American legal tradition.

"The bail questions before us are technical but at heart they are simple," he wrote.

"We need only recall the words of the Declaration of Independence, in particular its insistence

that all men and women have 'certain unalienable Rights,' and that among them is the right

to 'Liberty.'"