Mark Judge Shreds Blasey Ford’s Memoir Reviving Kavanaugh Accusation

As corporate media praises Ford’s book, there is conspicuous absence of any mention of Mark Judge’s 2022 memoir. devil’s triangle (available on Amazon) In it, he chronicles his experiences behind the scenes, away from the media circus, and reveals how Democratic operatives and their media allies committed witness tampering, blackmail, and outright blackmail in an effort to destroy innocent men. I found myself in a Kafka-like scenario of engaging in atrocities. .

“After reading the FBI’s final report on Brett and I in 2018, Sen. John Kennedy of Louisiana said, ‘If you think there’s no politics involved in this, it’s a wake-up call. The Stasi media and the left have once again picked up the Blasey Ford bong and, to use an apt 80’s metaphor, are blathering it with Spicoli-like intensity,” Mark Judge wrote on Tuesday. He told Breitbart News.

“Blazey’s ‘memoir’ is a total disaster. I’m barely mentioned, only through the Congressional Record. To this day, her ‘team’, her ‘memoir’ No member of the publicist, lawyer, or investigative journalist writing on the other side disputes a single passage in my book. devil’s triangle,” he added.

Everything seemed normal during the first week of then-Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearings. Despite a brief and foolish play by some Democratic senators, the justice appeared to be coasting into his rightful place as President Donald Trump’s second Supreme Court nominee. It all took a dark and sinister turn on Sunday, September 16, 2018. washington post published Psychology professor Christine Blasey Ford’s accusation alleges that Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her at a high school party in the 1980s, with his longtime friend Mark Judge testifying. Ta. It is noteworthy that Blasey Ford does not remember when the sexual assault occurred.as post Details at the time:

As her friend watched, Kavanaugh allegedly pinned her down on her back on the bed, groped her over her clothes, pressed his body against hers, and awkwardly tried to remove her one-piece swimsuit and the clothes she was wearing over it. she said. When she tried to scream, he put her hand over her mouth, she said.

“I thought he might accidentally kill me,” said Ford, a 51-year-old research psychologist who now lives in Northern California. “He was trying to attack me and take off his clothes.”

Ford said she was able to escape when Mark Judge, Kavanaugh’s friend and classmate at Georgetown Preparatory School, jumped on top of them and all three of them tumbled down. She ran away from her room and locked herself in the bathroom for a while before she fled the house, she said.

Ms. Ford could not remember when or where the party took place or how she got home that night. More importantly, Leland Ingraham Kaiser, a childhood friend of Mr. Ford, said he had no recollection of attending the party Mr. Ford described or even meeting Brett Kavanaugh. Mark Judge also said he had no recollection of such a party and told the FBI under oath that he never saw his friend Brett Kavanaugh assault anyone in high school.