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Torturing Steve Bannon
Forget waterboarding; no TV for Steve!!!
Rudy Giuliani, ex-mayor of New York City and once a man fast-tracked to become president of the USA has morphed into a crusty and clownish cartoon character with few equals.
Morally and spiritually bankrupt (not to mention financially as well), Rudy is reduced to taking part in podcasts with the likes of Mike Lindell, that super-wacko pillow salesman who just loves him some Donald Trump.
In an interview with the infamous Lindell, Rudy claimed that Steve Bannon, who is currently serving a four-month sentence at Danbury FCI, having been convicted of two counts of contempt of Congress, is being denied access to the tv room, a punishment tantamount to torture in the opinion of Giuliani.
With the current state of too much television programming, I’m of the opinion that forcing an inmate to watch some of that programming would be closer to torture than denying TV access.
But I digress. Let me give you a hint about the supposed torture Bannon might currently being subjected to. For starters, Danbury FCI is a cushy joint by prison standards.
If you’ve ever seen Orange Is the New Black on Netflix, you know the show was shot at Danbury FCI. It’s a federal “low” populated with douchebags like Bannon — and not tatted-up…
