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“Long live the Queen,” screamed the Captain, as he signalled for the fuse to be lit. During the Indian Rebellion of 1857 against the rule of the British East India Company, British Colonial Troops adopted the methods previously used by the Mughals, of Blowing from a gun. The Practise of being blasted by a cannonball, at point-blank range.The execution method involved the prisoner being tied to a gun with the upper part of the small of his back resting against the muzzle. When the gun is fired, his head is seen to go straight up into the air some forty feet. The arms fly off right and left, high up in the air, and fall a hundred yards distance. The legs drop to the ground beneath the muzzle of the gun, and the body is blown to smithereens.It was a cruel and unusual punishment, used only on occasion against rebels and native deserters of the British Raj. It was intended to desecrate the body so it couldn’t be buried, according to Indian custom.Things did not always work out according to plan at such executions. At a mass execution at Firozpur in 1857, there was an order that blank cartridge should be used, but some guns were loaded with grapeshot instead. The grapeshot hit several of the spectators facing the cannons and many had to get arms and legs amputated. Also, some of the soldiers hadn't been withdrawn properly and sustained injuries from being hit by whizzing pieces of flesh and bone.One poor soul slipped from the rope by whice he was tied to, just before the cannon fired. As he hung from the muzzle of the canon his hand caught fire. One of the sergeants pulled a pistol and fired it at the condemned man's head, only for the cap to snap. Three times the captain pulled the trigger and each time the cap snapped, the man each time wincing from the expected shot. In the end, he was finished off by a rifle shot to the head. Testimonials describe blood pouring from his nose and ears like rainwater from a drain.Whether you were the unlucky recipient of the cannon or an unlucky bystander at a botched execution, you’d be guaranteed a Macabre spectacle

According to testimony by Fiona Hill, Bolton wanted “no part of the drug deal that Mulvaney and Sondland were cooking up”. He also referred to Trump’s personal attorney Rudy Giuliani as a hand grenade that was going to get them all blown up. Bolton stormed out of a meeting as soon as he heard about the quid pro quo. He told Dr. Hill to inform NSC counsel immediately to give himself cover.Anyone who doesn't want to hear Bolton fill in the blanks is obviously a Trump apologist who doesn't want to know the truth. They have chosen to stand with Trump over the United States of America.

Mueller has all of Trump’s personal and business tax records. He has all of the emails from the Trump campaign and transition staffs. He has all of the intelligence gathered by all of our allies. He has access to everything that NSA has.The problem he has is that much of the covertly gathered information from our allies and NSA is not admissible as evidence. But it does provide exceptional guidance in searching for other (i.e., admissible) evidence. That is where testimony from people who cut plea deals comes in.Mueller is a brilliant strategist. He is playing three dimensional chess while Trump’s lawyers are playing checkers and Donnie is still trying to master tic-tac-toe. Given how many moves he is ahead of everyone, I would be willing to wager that he already has the end game planned. What he is working on now is filling in the few remaining blanks.