Blog/Rule of Law
Goldman Sachs Sued for $510 Million
Goldman Sachs has been sued for $510 million in New York State Court, which is at least more viable than federal court. The case is Primus Pacific Partners I LP v [...]
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Lagarde to Stand Trial for Negligence Fraud
If Trump wins, he says he would prosecute Hillary for her crimes. At least in France, the courts are not as corrupt as they are in the United States. The [...]
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Is Front Running Now a Crime?
The US Department of Justice has arrested Mark Johnson, who was the global head of foreign exchange trading at HSBC, and a former colleague, Stuart Scott. The two [...]
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The Supreme Court on Corruption
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; What is your take on the Supreme Court corruption ruling? ANSWER: Actually, under strict construction, I would have to agree with this [...]
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Another Prosecutor Shows Comey’s Complete Incompetance-Political Bias?
Former District Attorney for the State of South Carolina and a Federal Prosecutor, Trey Gowdy, tears James Comey apart illustrating how he has simply refused to [...]
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Comey Called to Testify Before Congress Tomorrow – Let the Games Begin
FBI Director James Comey has been called before Congress to explain his recommendation tomorrow. After the Inspector General’s report and Comey’s [...]
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Why Comey Would Not Present the Case against Hillary to a Grand Jury
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; Why did Comey not present this matter to the grand jury? Isn’t it the role of the grand jury to decide to indict or not? ANSWER:The [...]
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Comey Delivers Scathing Rebuke of Hillary But Says No Indictment
To indict someone, the criteria is supposed to be “intent.” Comey has used that to pretend there is no evidence that [...]
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Navy SEAL to Pay Government Everything He Has or Will Earn in the Future
Former Navy SEAL Matt Bissonnette has been court ordered to pay millions to the U.S. government for writing the book “No Easy Day” in which he details his [...]
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