The US Senate Judiciary Committee is not acting in the best interest of the USA if they are limiting the hearings of witnesses (very qualified witnesses) and truncating any FBI investigation. Once again, a method to bring the facts to the surface is left to women to find their own platform for justice and an informed public.
The term "Anonymous Noise" is abusive and oppressive. Many voices of women are first anonymous until the ability to bring their voices to the public is realized. There is absolutely no such thing as "Anonymous Noise." That term is not only oppressive, but, sexist.
The issue with Kavanaugh is much larger than his nomination although that alone is troubling. Mr. Kavanaugh has lead a very abusive life when it comes to women. It is not only troubling in that fact this was being denied by Kavanaugh, but, also oppressed by the Republican Party. This oppression has been CARRIED THROUGH with a man that has been openly recognized as a Republican loyalist that is more than willing to use language to bring about a different reality to the USA Constitution.
The idea the USA Constitution can be engineered by loyalists to a political party while sitting in seats of power that have extreme longevity to carry such assaults though is something everyone should be concerned with if they love their lives under the flag of freedom of the USA AND it's military prowess. The USA attracts other powers within and outside the sovereign borders of the USA because of it's military might; ie: Russia.
Russia is not necessary interested in destroying the USA, so much as harnessing it's loyal military might. There is a real reason why the G8 is now the G7 and why Russia never became a member of NATO. That reality has to be cognitive when assessing reasons, motives and methods of the Trump administration and President Trump in particular. I find it more than interesting that Russia is never going to be a member of NATO, but, its satellite Post-Soviet members are and the only method open to Russia, short of war, of gaining control of their Post-Soviet states is through a new alliance with the USA bringing it's NATO status with it.
To return to the issues with Kavanaugh, the women coming forward are all well spoken and have strong feelings of worry for the country. That is the very basis of public concern and comment. They are to be valued and held in esteem and the US Senate Judiciary Committee is doing neither. As a matter of fact, I expect the committee to make every mistake in this hearing, including, trying to raise the issue of emotional and psychological competency.
Women are not handicapped into mental oblivion after a rape, but, there are issues in their lives they should not have that rob them of quality of life regardless of their ability to cope with such trauma. Mental competency is not the issue, the issue when it comes to sexual trauma of women, is the burden they have additionally in coping with the mess imposed on them. I might say, many live very productive lives and one might say have a better IQ when realized the burden they manage over time especially considering the minuscule help from laws and law enforcement.
Ms. Swetnik is very forthright in her words and she is unafraid of the outcome of those words. I believe she and others, anonymous or otherwise, have a great deal to contribute to the USA and it's legal status and future. Short of realizing that, is gross negligence by the US Senate Judiciary Committee and those that use oppression and ridicule instead of openness and fact seeking.
September 27, 2018
By Adam Edelman
Julie Swetnick (click here) — the third woman to come forward with allegations of sexual misconduct against Brett Kavanaugh — said that all of the accusations against President Donald Trump’s Supreme Court nominee must be investigated and that he doesn’t belong on the nation’s high court.
“Brett Kavanaugh is going for a seat, where he is going to have that seat on the Supreme Court for the rest of his life. And if he is going to have that seat legitimately, all of these things should be investigated,” Swetnick said in an interview with John Heilemann on Showtime’s “The Circus.” A brief clip of the interview aired on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” Thursday.
“From what I experienced firsthand, I don’t think he belongs on the Supreme Court,” Swetnick said. “I just want the facts to come out and I want it to be just and I want the American people to have those facts and judge for themselves.”
The interview marked the first time a Kavanaugh accuser had spoken on camera....
