I was always of the opinion it was leaked by Alito himself. I would content the op (part of the larger Quiet War) was to gauge public opinion, defuse it as an election issue, and was a sort of predictive programming. They got like two days of outrage, 90% of which was driven by non-stop media, so they proceeded with the ruling.
In actuality, the Supreme Court is like the kind of small office many of us had worked in. Nine justice have seven of so clerks each, plus a small administrative staff. Maybe a hundred people, only a small fraction of which would have had access to prepublished opinions.
Just a guess, but I'd say if such an opinion really leaked, it would be instantly narrowed down to no more than three people, if they didn't know who it was right away. Not much of an investigation would ever be needed.
They are covering for the whole institution, because Ginsberg used to leak material and nobody did anything about it, and Thomas would leak material as well. If they came down hard on this leak, they would have to come down on all of them going forward while being hypocritical about the past.
The Marshalls, who did the investigation, did not have the ability to interrogate under oath, and many of the other stuff feds do (looking at who was talking to what reporters, etc., via wiretapping type of methods). Further, there was very little opsec as they were working remotely.
Lastly, under the legal precedent that SCOTUS itself issued when it made its decision on the leaking of the Pentagon Papers during the Vietnam War, it's an open question if a crime was even committed.
These three things combined are why they never found the leaker, and if they had a suspicion over who it was, they didn't arrest them, charge them with 15 different bullshit and tangentially related crimes, and get them to plead to one or cough up who their co-conspirators were.
In this bonus episode I show people that the entire structure of the legal system WE ARE TOLD exists "under the supreme court" is utter nonsense and NOBODY would agree to it and nobody EVER HAS. I thought I would put this out to the public in light of the latest SCT "leak".
I was always of the opinion it was leaked by Alito himself. I would content the op (part of the larger Quiet War) was to gauge public opinion, defuse it as an election issue, and was a sort of predictive programming. They got like two days of outrage, 90% of which was driven by non-stop media, so they proceeded with the ruling.
In actuality, the Supreme Court is like the kind of small office many of us had worked in. Nine justice have seven of so clerks each, plus a small administrative staff. Maybe a hundred people, only a small fraction of which would have had access to prepublished opinions.
Just a guess, but I'd say if such an opinion really leaked, it would be instantly narrowed down to no more than three people, if they didn't know who it was right away. Not much of an investigation would ever be needed.
spoiler alert...
it was roberts... another epstien flight list name...
They are covering for the whole institution, because Ginsberg used to leak material and nobody did anything about it, and Thomas would leak material as well. If they came down hard on this leak, they would have to come down on all of them going forward while being hypocritical about the past.
The Marshalls, who did the investigation, did not have the ability to interrogate under oath, and many of the other stuff feds do (looking at who was talking to what reporters, etc., via wiretapping type of methods). Further, there was very little opsec as they were working remotely.
Lastly, under the legal precedent that SCOTUS itself issued when it made its decision on the leaking of the Pentagon Papers during the Vietnam War, it's an open question if a crime was even committed.
These three things combined are why they never found the leaker, and if they had a suspicion over who it was, they didn't arrest them, charge them with 15 different bullshit and tangentially related crimes, and get them to plead to one or cough up who their co-conspirators were.
It was a planned leak to distract from the ruling itself.
Why now? Why would they do anything to "help" people or support pro-lifers?
They won't. They were removing bodily autonomy and medical privacy precedence on federal / constitutional level for a bad reason.
What were they preparing for?
Fuck the Supreme Court. They're a bunch of frauds.
LegalMan of The Quash podcast rips the supreme court to pieces.
The Quash Legal "precedent" is NOT LAW https://podcastaddict.com/episode/139300392
Thanks for sharing! He makes some good points.