これで、やがてリンチは(リンチに遭う、ギャクでは済まない )自分自身が捜査妨害、証拠隠滅(いんめつ)の罪で逮捕、起訴されるだろう。コーミーFBI長官の方は、首の皮一枚で、なんとか「職務を全うした」で逃げ切れるだろう。今、ロレッタ・リンチ司法長官(検事総長)は、司法省 ( Department of Justice デパートメント・オブ・ジャスティス) の中で、長官のくせに孤立して、部下の職員たちからの、大きな猜疑心と蔑(さげす)みの注目を浴びているだろう。 針の筵(むしろ)に座らされている。
米国務省の幹部たちが、怒り狂っている。自分たちに内緒で、秘密で、長官が、クリントン・ドット・コム Clinton com という自宅サーバー、およびドメインで、無防備に、ヒラリーが、機密が重要に保護されている国務省のアカウントを使わないで、女のバカ知恵、浅知恵( 女という生き物には、男が持つ、抽象力、観念=イデア、idea = がない。男は、女が子供を産む様子をじっと見ていて観念というものを生んだのだ。そのせいで、人類は不幸になったとも言える) で、いいかと思って、自分の手下の、配下の 国務省の下部組織である、CIAの特殊部隊、暗殺部隊、工作班をいいように使っていた。 それが、今もどんどんバレている。それがベンガジ事件だ。もう逃げられない。
すると、即座に、ドナルド・トランプが、「ヒラリーは、不起訴だそうだ。ロレッタ・リンチと、ビル・クリントンは、アリゾナ州の飛行場で、 孫とゴルフの話をしただけ、だそうだ。 この国の 政治体制は、腐っている, 不正に操作されている 」 ” the political system is rigged. " と ツイッターして、演説でもわめいた。
トランプは、はっきりと言った。 " Hillary is the founder of IS. " 「ヒラリー・イズ・ザ・ファウンダー・オブ・IS 」 と。 「ヒラリーは、IS(アイエス)の生みの親であり、創設者だ。 ヒラリーが、あの凶暴なISを作ったのだ」 と。 だから、ヒラリーを、刑務所に入れなければいけないのだ。
4.トランプ支持者たちは、全米の、どこの会場でも、毎日、「ヒラリーを逮捕せよ、投獄せよ」と怒号している。これは国民政党である 共和党の多数意思だ。 これが、” Lock Her Up ! Lock Her Up ! “ の大きな怒号である。 「ロック・ハー・アップ ! ロック・ハー・アップ !」とは、 「ヒラリーを逮捕せよ、投獄せよ」の大合唱 ( chants チャンツ) である。
●共和党党大会(2016/07/19) 原題:Republican National Convention "LOCK HER UP" 7-19-16
このとき会場全体に、“ Lock Her Up ! Lock Her Up ! 「ヒラリーを捕まえろ、投獄せよ」 の大合唱 chants が、沸き起こった。ものすごかった。 日本では、NHKが トランプ指名受諾演説 の全文を英文と日本語訳文の両方をネットに載せた。ここにも「ヒラリーは重大な犯罪行為をした」 と 数行ある。
そして、民主党大会の4日間にも、激しい、ヒラリー非難の嵐が続いた。 ヒラリーがやってきたことは、犯罪だ、という怒りが、まじめな民主党員の活動家たちの中に広がっている。彼らは、「代議員35人が walk out ウォーク・アウト (大会の会場から抗議の退場をした」と報じられたが、実際には、300人以上いた。3千人の代議員うちの300人だ。
12.「トランプはロシアのスパイだ」という泥塗り攻撃をやってきた、張本人で、震源地の男が、3日目(8月7日)に判明した。 それは、Michael Morell マイケル・モレルという男で、彼は、まさしく、ヒラリー国務長官の下で、2011年に特殊部隊( カダフィ暗殺部隊)で動いていた責任者で、CIAの 副長官 Ex-deputy CIA Director だった男だ。
だから翌年2012年9月に、クリス・スティーブンス Chris Stevens リビア大使が、ベンガジで殺された時に、現地で動いていた。このモレルたちが、「トランプは、ロシアのスパイだ」と書き散らして回った。それを、なんと、右翼の大物政治家のリンゼイ・グラハム上院議員が、「モレルには、FBIとCIAが、怒り狂っているそうだ」と発言してしまった。
“ And Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell told CNN that he disagreed with the "Lock her up" chant and disagrees that Mrs Clinton should go to jail.”
The chants of "Lock her up" directed at Hillary Clinton have been a nightly feature of the Republican convention in Cleveland. Is that fair enough or a new political low? Many of the speakers have focused more on the faults of Hillary Clinton than the virtues of Donald Trump.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie read out a list of alleged "crimes" by Mrs Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee, and asked the crowd if she was guilty. His baiting of the crowd resulted in chants of "Lock her up!"
The same slogan has been repeated each night, most recently when Mr Trump gave his big speech on Thursday. Much of the criticism from the stage, from Mr Christie and others, was about Mrs Clinton's use of a private email account while she was serving as secretary of state.
An FBI investigation said she was "extremely careless" but found her actions didn't warrant criminal prosecution. Mr Christie also questioned her "selfish, awful judgement" which was to blame for various foreign policy problems in Libya, Syria and elsewhere.
The divisive and at times ugly rhetoric - a charge directed at both sides during the campaign - is not particularly shocking to long-time political observers, but some say it is worse than ever.
Norm Ornstein, a resident scholar with the American Enterprise Institute, speaking from Cleveland, said this election is the ugliest he has ever seen in the US. "You expect a tough rhetoric against the opposition," Mr Ornstein said. "You don't expect a convention hall that has its major theme as not what your nominee will do but an enormous level of bile towards the other opponent."
He also said he would not expect primetime speakers to encourage that "bile" but Mr Christie, former candidate Ben Carson and radio host Laura Ingraham had done that, in his view.
"It makes absurd the notion you're trying to unite the government and not divide it," he said.
Analysis - Katty Kay, BBC News, Cleveland I honestly don't know if it's because Hillary is a woman or because she's been around as a political figure for so long or because her email server makes her look like she thinks she's above the law but the hatred of her here is vicious and visceral.
This has become the "lock her up" convention. Ask individual delegates about Hillary and they get a glint in their eye - she's "evil", a "liar", "dangerous".
Chris Christie's mock prosecution whipped up a crowd that was willing to be pulled into the fringes of political acceptability. Think what you will of Hillary Clinton as a potential president, there's a nasty mood here when it comes to her. You see it in the slogans, the T-shirts, the buttons and the speeches.
On the whole this convention is more subdued than any I have been to. There's a lack of excitement and the only thing the party really seems united about in Cleveland is the other party's nominee. They really, really hate her. On that they can agree.
Political commentators and journalists took note of this new tone from the convention floor.
James Fallows, a correspondent for the Atlantic, tweeted on Wednesday: "Seriously, we have NEVER seen this 'lock her up!' penal-system mania before". Annie Karni of Politico noted that Minnesota Senator Al Franken called the "lock her up" chants "very banana republic".
Tough campaign rhetoric is nothing new, Mr Ornstein said. In 1972, Democrats said Richard Nixon was a war criminal for keeping US troops in Vietnam, and in 1996, people said Bill Clinton was not qualified to be president for being an adulterer.
However, that is "mild stuff" compared to what we are seeing at this year's RNC, he said. Mass media consumption and social media that puts focus on shock value has only made it worse, he said.
"It's created a tribal political arena... and an encouragement of the most base and extreme forces in society. You can't say it's a shock we've gotten here, but it's a real worrisome thing."
But that's not a view shared by some of the delegates in Cleveland, who believe the chants are merely an expression of the fact there is one law for the Clintons and one law for the rest.
Kendal Jessup from Texas said Mr Christie's speech was just right and it united the arena.
"Suddenly everybody is on board, because everybody in the arena can agree that Hillary is not someone who can sit in the White House," she said.
"It was not too violent. It set the right tone. And it's not because she's a woman." Nancy Elliot, a Trump supporter from New Hampshire, said Mr Christie "absolutely nailed it" with his mock prosecution of Mrs Clinton.
"I've never seen a candidate with such a lack of integrity. What she did was criminal - and that's not exaggeration, that's a fact."
She added that the angry mood in the arena reflected the hostility the party faithful feel towards the Democrat. They wanted to make sure that came through loud and clear.
"It's the only chance to get traction with the whole Hillary story because our media is not going to present it again once the campaign starts."
Not everyone is happy with the tone of the convention - Cleveland resident and undecided voter Diana Borcz said she was "really disappointed".
"They're not talking about the party and the policies but kept referring negatively to her career and her family," she said. "There's not enough on what Trump will actually do."
And Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell told CNN that he disagreed with the "Lock her up" chant and disagrees that Mrs Clinton should go to jail.
(転載貼り付け終わり)
副島隆彦です。今日は、これまでにします。 「ヒラリーを捕まえろ、投獄せよ」は、まだまだ続きます。
副島隆彦拝
copyright(c) 2000-2009 SNSI (Soejima National Strategy Institute) All Rights Reserved.