Mark Judge Talks Democrat Crimes During Kavanaugh Confirmation

While his good friend watched, she stated, Kavanaugh pinned her to a mattress on her again and groped her over her garments, grinding his physique towards hers and clumsily making an attempt to drag off her one-piece bathing swimsuit and the clothes she wore over it. When she tried to scream, she stated, he put his hand over her mouth.

“I thought he might inadvertently kill me,” stated Ford, now a 51-year-old analysis psychologist in northern California. “He was trying to attack me and remove my clothing.”

Ford stated she was capable of escape when Kavanaugh’s good friend and classmate at Georgetown Preparatory School, Mark Judge, jumped on prime of them, sending all three tumbling. She stated she ran from the room, briefly locked herself in a rest room after which fled the home.

Ford couldn’t recall the place the social gathering happened nor may she bear in mind how she returned house that night time. Even extra vital, Ford’s childhood good friend Leland Ingraham Keyser stated she had no recollection of being on the social gathering Ford described and even had no reminiscence of ever assembly Brett Kavanaugh. Mark Judge additionally stated he had no recollection of such a celebration, telling the FBI beneath oath that he by no means noticed his good friend Brett Kavanaugh assault anybody throughout their time collectively in highschool.

Despite intense protests and calls from leftists to break him, Brett Kavanaugh received the day and made it to the Supreme Court. In his ebook, The Devil’s Triangle (now available on Amazon), Mark Judge recollects what occurred behind the scenes away from the media circus as he discovered himself in a Kafka-esque sort of state of affairs with Democrat operatives and their media allies engaged in witness tampering, extortion, and outright cruelty of their quest to destroy an harmless man.

“At its dark heart, this was a witness tampering and extortion operation,” Mark Judge tells Breitbart News. “I got a phone call from California on September 14, 2018, threatening to extort me. They were dumb enough to leave a message and I gave it to the FBI.”

“Leland Keyser said she was told nasty things could be said about her if she did not back up Ford,” he provides. “I don’t know if Ford was involved in that or if it was others, but that’s all this was. Forget about the yearbooks, the teen slang, the stuff about the 1980s. They did opposition research and then tried to extort me and tried to witness tamper. That’s what it was. For people looking to simplify the fall of 2018, it was, exactly as Brett said, a well-orchestrated political hit. It was a crime.”

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As to what motivated him to write down the ebook, Judge says that he needed Americans to grasp that the Democrat Party engaged in Stasi-like ways much like that of Communist-controlled East Germany by working in tandem with the media and the celeb class to doubtlessly destroy individuals like him and Brett Kavanaugh.

“Kamala Harris spends more on opposition research than any other politician,” he tells us. “I’m not sure the Republicans know what we’re dealing with. It is an American Stasi. Recall that many Germans are quoted as saying that the Stasi were worse than the Nazis. As Andrew Breitbart said, this is war.”

Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) talks to Christine Blasey Ford, the girl accusing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her at a celebration 36 years in the past, throughout her listening to earlier than the Senate Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, September 27, 2018. (SAUL LOEB/AFP/Getty Images)

Judge additionally says he hopes that individuals come away from the ebook with the understanding that what occurred to him, Brett Kavanaugh, and Leland Ingraham Keyser will certainly occur once more.

“Here’s the thing — it will happen again. Until the left is completely routed, it will happen again,” he tells Breitbart News. “The Democrats are a criminal organization. Like the Stasi, they have a deep reach into entertainment and the arts.”

Friends advised Mark to only cease writing in regards to the time interval, however he says that nearly each week one thing happens that affirms his disposition. For occasion, through the fall of Roe v. Wade, authorities arrested a person who got here to Brett Kavanaugh’s house in Chevy Chase, Maryland, with the intention of assassinating him, and the Biden administration refused to quell the protests in entrance of the justices’ properties.

“I hear from conservatives telling me to move on and stop writing about this. Then two weeks later, SCOTUS gets oppo researched or Brett’s life gets threatened and nothing is done about it,” Judge says. “I write a warning, they tell me to move on, then my warning comes true. It was so glorious in 1989 when the Berlin Wall came down. Men would never be angels, but communism was no more. Yet here we are. It just refuses to die.”

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Mark Judge says that Brett Kavanaugh has been a great good friend for the reason that horrific ordeal and recalled a heat encounter with him at their fortieth highschool reunion.

“I think he knows what happened in 2018 was criminal activity, and neither one of us wants to relive it,” he tells us.

Judge additionally credit Georgetown Prep and his former classmates for serving to him and Brett see by way of their darkish night time of the soul.

“Our class is pretty amazing; I don’t think they knew who they were screwing with. We’re brothers and will die for each other,” he says.

The Devil’s Triangle provides as a lot of an perception into Judge’s Nineteen Eighties teen life, throughout which he overcame alcoholism, because it does his expertise through the Kavanaugh affirmation. Judge says he needed to defend the last decade, which he felt has been unfairly attacked.

Police officers look on as abortion-rights advocates maintain an illustration outdoors the house of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh on May 18, 2022, in Chevy Chase, Maryland. (Bonnie Cash/Getty Images)

“Journalists in 2018 wrote a lot of crap about the decade and what we supposedly were like back then. They got everything wrong, and I wanted to correct that and celebrate the music, art, and culture,” he says. “The 1980s were so important because it was the first pushback against what the great social critic James Piereson calls ‘punitive liberalism’ — liberalism meant to punish. We came out of the 1960s and 1970s and the zeitgeist was all about blaming evil America for everything. It was the original wokeness.”

“Then the 1980s came along, and a lot of us who were young said, ‘you know what? We like America. It’s not perfect, but there’s no need to run it down all the time,’” he continues. “The 80s were also a time of real freedom of speech and people not taking themselves so seriously. Fun is hugely important to human flourishing and it was a lot of fun. So many journalists in 2018 seemed enraged that we had had fun. We drank 100 kegs in high school, and one reporter actually did the math — ‘That’s a ton of beer; they had a small class.’ Incredible. The main lesson is we want a culture like that — of art and humor and free speech and appreciating America.”

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The previous 5 years have been a troublesome highway for Judge, and he nonetheless suffers PTSD from the incident. As he says in his GoFundMe campaign, “I don’t think even today people know how deep or dark the hit on me was.” Fortunately, his ebook has given individuals a small perception into his terrifying expertise.

“People joke about PTSD, but the real thing is hell,” he tells us. “The first couple years after the Kavanaugh battle, which had demonic elements to it, were quite difficult. I went back to skateboarding, which is a lifelong love and that helped, as did therapy.”

“People read The Devil’s Triangle and come up to me in tears. They ask if they can hug me — a female retired FBI person asked me that in a restaurant. You do feel all alone, and people you thought would be a friend for life turn on you,” he continues.

On the flip facet, he nonetheless experiences cruelty from leftists.

“My brother passed away from cancer last year, and I had an old friend walk up to me and tell me I was playing the victim — then she started berating me about abortion,” he says. “What happened was an attempt on my life. I have a good friend, a former model. She came to visit me after everything and just looked at me: ‘they tried to kill you.’ That’s why I wrote the book. They shot and missed. I’m standing here shaken, but have enough 80s punk in my veins to rally and say, ‘Fuck you.’”

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