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WATCH: Dem ‘Influencer’ And CNN Journo Unleash Their Inner Soviets, DEMANDING Mass Arrests And Court-Stacking

Do they even KNOW who they sound like?

For all the endless ‘Nazi’ tropes Dems throw around, you’d think they would be careful about wistfully dreaming of actions that perfectly embody an infamous quote from the head of Stalin’s secret police.

His line was ‘show me the man and I’ll show you the crime’. In other words, when Stalin’s secret police decided to end you, innocence is no defence. The guilt and the crime will be provided for you, and you will be compelled to confess, or else other people you care about will suffer horribly as well.

It’s the kind of bully tactic that is absolutely essential to keeping fear and distrust high among the general population so that nobody gets any ideas of rising up against the (ultimately) fragile and brittle rule of their oppressors. This is exactly the sort of tyranny we are seeing play out in Iran as we speak, one characterized there by bodybags and blackouts, in which rising against tyranny involves breaking the regime’s gatekeeping and control of information. (In this case, hacking into and subverting the TV signal.)

While the people of Iran are working hard to throw off one tyranny, leftwing elites in America are determined to establish another. Their hatred and contempt for the other party is hardly a new development. But the open embrace of using the tools of government to destroy their opposition? That’s banana republic stuff.

American jurisprudence, going back beyond the Boston Massacre, but showing in the fact that even the Redcoats got a fair trial under the law highlights a key point. American citizens should fall under criminal investigation only if and when there is particular evidence pointing to the existence of a particular wrongdoing.

The Nick Shirleyy investigations in Minnesota uncovered enormous examples of fraud and waste. People incriminated in that scandal (at any level) should be investigated and, where appropriate, charged with crimes. If someone were to claim every Somali in Minnesota is a criminal and should be in jail, that would be a violation of these same principles of American jusisprudence. Even if SOME are involved in criminal enterprises, they need to be identified and charged based on facts and evidence.

Contrast that approach to what a Democrat named Jennifer Welch is saying should happen to Republicans, as she echoes Beria’s ‘Show me the man and I’ll show you the crime’ approach to dealing with political enemies, and then how Jim Acosta (who sometimes forgets he’s supposed to pretend he’s politically neutral in this interview) goes further by insisting Dems have to pack the courts so they can make this happen. His open hatred for Trump lies naked for all to see in this clip.

Jim Acosta, for those of you who had blissfully forgotten him, was the CNN blowhard in Trump’s first term who spent his day showboating and looking for soundbites in the White House press corps to prove to the world that he was a ‘leader’ in the ‘resistance’.

To put in perspective what a dishonest snake he really is, he is the shmuck who asked Trump the question about Charolotte protesters, the one that (if you read the transcript or listen to the full clip) he disavows not only the violent actors employing the Black Block tactics that weekend, but also the white supremacists who he disavows completely. That clip has been shortened to the soundbite now know as his ‘very fine people’ quote. But if you listen for even 45 seconds beyond where it is normally cut off, it is saying exactly the opposite of what race-baiting critics claim he says.

In the moment, Jim Acosta sent out a tweet affirming that Trump did indeed denounce white supremacy.

It was only later that he joined the chorus using this very quote to insist Trump is a bigot. If he his so brazen in his lies about this topic, is there any topic in which we can trust Jim Acosta to tell us the truth? Of course not. Integrity and honest is the entire stock-and-trade of his dying industry. And he hasn’t the sense to recognize that lies like his are precisely the disease of which his profession is slowly dying.

Wes Walker

Wes Walker is the author of "Blueprint For a Government that Doesn't Suck". He has been lighting up Clashdaily.com since its inception in July of 2012. Follow on twitter: @Republicanuck