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How Many of These Attorneys General Participated in Stealing the 2020 Election?

So...48 Attorneys General sue to break up Facebook.

Grandstanding?

Diversion?

Bad Joke?

Pretending they are lawful or something?

You don't even have to arrange a rigged election directly, to be guilty of participating in a rigged election.

All you need to do is use your position of Attorney General to do NOTHING, when MOUNTAINS OF REAL EVIDENCE IS PRODUCED.

Or - stifle the testimony of, and work behind the scenes to discredit credible witnesses who step forward.

There is no court in the land that will rule against Facebook on anything with teeth.

Why?

Because, obviously every court in the land is just as crooked as Mark Zuckerberg and the Facebook organization.

If the American Judiciary, or state Attorneys General can approve the crime of election fraud across the board, without hesitation, why would any sane person expect the same traitors to do anything that is upright, honest - or within the law?

So...48 Attorneys General criminals sue to 'break up' Facebook criminals.

"Lions - and tigers - and bears! Oh My"!

What a show....

More like one gang of criminals attempting to extort money and power from another gang of criminals.

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: By Jim Hoft

: The FTC and 48 Attorneys General filed two separate lawsuits
: against Facebook on Wednesday. The suit attempts to break
: up the tech giant into its component parts.

: The lawsuit also accuses Facebook of illegally suppressing
: competition by purchasing rival companies that challenged
: its dominance.

: Dozens of attorney generals, as well as the Federal Trade
: Commission, filed two separate lawsuits against Facebook on
: Wednesday which attempt to break the social media giant
: into its component parts: specifically, the divestiture of
: WhatsApp and Instagram.

: The lawsuits claim Facebook illegally suppressed competition
: by purchasing rival companies that challenged its
: dominance. This includes its purchase of Instagram for $1
: billion in 2012, and its $19 billion acquisition of
: WhatsApp in 2014. Facebook’s aggressive acquisitions of
: competing companies, which helped bring the company’s total
: value to more than $800 billion, violates the Sherman
: Antitrust Act and the Clayton Antitrust Act, the lawsuits
: claim.

: and more

:
: https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/12/ftc-48-attorneys-general-sue-break-facebook/