What Time It Is, The Imprisonment of Stephen K Bannon, by Dr. Naomi Wolf

It looks like they’ve managed to silence Steve Bannon . . . for 4 months. It’s a travesty that doesn’t bode well for those who speak up. From Dr. Naomi Wolf at naomiwolf.substack.com:

On July 1, 2024, the US detained its most prominent political prisoner; its most obvious political prisoner probably since the incarceration of Japanese-Americans in World War 2.

On July 1 2024, podcaster, entrepreneur, former Navy officer, and political advisor to President Trump, Stephen K Bannon, “surrendered”, in his words, to authorities, to begin serving four months’ incarceration at Danbury Federal Prison.

FCI — Federal Correctional Institution – Danbury, in Danbury, Connecticut, is a serious prison. The handbook, which all inmates receive, reveals a range of minute restrictions on liberty, and even on any adult decision-making, that characterizes strict incarceration.

Stephen K. Bannon, now one of the loudest and most powerful dissident voices in America in our time, will have no access at all to the internet, according to FCI Danbury inmates’ handbook.

Could that one condition alone, be the actual end-goal of this sentence, so assiduously sought? (As I have pointed out elsewhere, from my experience in the world of aides around President Clinton and VP Gore, everyone advising the President and VP relied on the protections of executive privilege, and they do so to this day. Mr Bannon is being treated with a shameful double standard).

The myriad restrictions on every aspect of an inmate’s daily life, at FCI Danbury, reveal that while this is a “minimum security prison”, there is at that facility an approach to incarceration that is mentally wearing and “institutionalizing”.

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2 responses to “What Time It Is, The Imprisonment of Stephen K Bannon, by Dr. Naomi Wolf

  1. A good head exploding point to bring up to CPUSA (D) true believer comrades, FDR locking up Japanese-Americans in camps.

    Just to hear the mental gymnastics and it’s OK when we do it like the proto meme of Grand Old Politburo in brownshirts from Sandbox II (Iraq 2003) days.

    SKB looked shaken after that sentence, hang tough in there guy, never give the quislings any easy victory.

    Breaking from Merle Haggard:

    The Fightin’ Side Of Me (Live)

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