Scirel (@Scirel)

@Gabriels_Horn So I keep coming back to this, but only because I'm convinced there is a there there. Field McConnell, who is well known to AIM folks and was instrumental in helping uncover the SES, was arrested and held in Wisconsin for a crime he supposedly committed in Florida, even though he had not set foot in Florida. He was charged with threatening one Kim Picazio, a Florida attorney. But what he was really doing was exposing her connection to a pedophile ring operating in the Broward County. My guess is that he was getting too close and had to be shut up. See https://www.nationandstate.com/2019/11/06/field-mcconnell-arrested-picaziogate-blown-wide-open/ So anyhow, what does this have to do with DeSantis? Well McConnell was being held in a Wisconsin jail without bail while waiting for an extradition order to be signed by, you got it, Governor DeSantis. There is a statutory time limit for the extradition to be signed, and that time came and passed, but McConnell was still held in Wisconsin for extradition, even though this was now clearly illegal. We don't know if DeSantis was conflicted about signing the order, but he eventually did, and by doing so he was directly responsible for breaking the law since he did so way past the statutory deadline. So McConnell was eventually extradited, and was clearly railroaded. His spirit was clearly breaking. He hired an incompetent attorney, and agreed to a gag order that didn't even allow him to use a smartphone to call people privately. To top it off, while being (illegally) held in Florida, his wife died in Wisconsin under very mysterious circumstances. If DeSantis was a real patriot, he would have blocked this illegal action. But no, he buckled to the powerful people in Broward (at least that's how I read it). If DeSantis will betray a veteran and truth teller like Field McConnell, he will betray anyone who threatens the people he truly serves. When the rubber meets the road, when the threats to the system get too close, DeSantis will betray The People just like Trump did. There's more I could say about how the weirdness of the McConnell case just goes on and on. There's links to the murdered Florida attorney Christopher Hallett, for instance, who was making serious inroads into system exposure using legal channels.