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WEEK 426 / 428 The Net
Vol. 6 ·  Chapter 45 The Mugshot · Aug 8 – Aug 14, 2023
Manga panel 1 of 5, Week 426 “The Net”: Armed with a defendant's subpoena power he turns on his accusers: the committee's records, he says, were destroyed.
TUESDAY: ARMED NOW WITH A DEFENDANT'S SUBPOENA POWER, HE TURNS IT ON HIS ACCUSERS.
So now that I have full Subpoena Power because of the Freedom of Speech Sham Indictment by Crooked Joe Biden, Deranged Jack Smith, and the DOJ
Manga panel 2 of 5, Week 426 “The Net”: Saturday at the state fair he moves through the crowd like weather while the Florida governor, across the grounds, draws a thin line of onlookers.
SATURDAY, THE IOWA STATE FAIR: HE MOVES THROUGH THE GROUNDS LIKE WEATHER.
Ron DeSanctimonious drew almost no crowd at the Iowa State Fair on Saturday.
Manga panel 3 of 5, Week 426 “The Net”: Past midnight he learns the special counsel has searched the dead account on the bird site — the voice cut off in the ban, exhumed as evidence.
THE HUNTER HAS SEARCHED THE DEAD ACCOUNT ON THE BIRD SITE — THE BANNED VOICE, EXHUMED AS EVIDENCE.
(How dare lowlife prosecutor, Deranged Jack Smith, break into my former Twitter account without informing me)
Manga panel 4 of 5, Week 426 “The Net”: Monday morning he roars at the leaks from Georgia: the district attorney, he says, wants desperately to indict him over a perfect phone call.
I UNDERSTAND THROUGH ILLEGAL LEAKS TO THE FAKE NEWS MEDIA THAT PHONEY FANI WILLIS, THE D.A. OF FULTON COUNTY, GEORGIA, WANTS DESPERATELY TO INDICT ME
Manga panel 5 of 5, Week 426 “The Net”: Before midnight the Georgia grand jury returns its bill: a racketeering net over nineteen names, his first among them.
BEFORE MIDNIGHT ON THE WEEK'S LAST DAY, THE GEORGIA GRAND JURY RETURNS ITS BILL: A RACKETEERING NET THROWN OVER NINETEEN NAMES, HIS FIRST AMONG THEM.
COUNT ONE NAMES AN ENTERPRISE. THE STATUTE WAS WRITTEN FOR CRIME FAMILIES.
TO BE CONTINUED →

This week in the saga

The week the fourth front opens. He spends it on offense — a defendant's subpoena power turned on his accusers, a state-fair Saturday where he moves through the crowd like weather — until past midnight he learns the special counsel has already searched the dead account on the bird site, the voice cut off in the ban, exhumed as evidence. Monday morning he roars at the leaks out of Georgia. And before midnight on the week's last day, the grand jury in Atlanta returns its bill: a racketeering net thrown over nineteen names, his first among them.

Readers' Corner

Letters from the readership on Week 426. Pick a pen name — no account needed.

Opening the mailbag…