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Roger Stone sat down with BlazeTV’s Sara Gonzales and delivered the blunt truth millions of patriots already suspected: he was railroaded by a politicized justice system while career insiders like James Comey skate free. Stone’s blunt recollection of his prosecution reads like a case study in selective enforcement, and he didn’t hold back on naming the intelligence and legal apparatchiks who vowed to take Trump and his allies down.
Stone pointed out the obvious double standard: when loyal defenders of the swamp break rules they get protection, but anyone who fights for the America First movement faces a stacked deck. That is not conspiracy theory; it is the lived reality of people who see one set of rules for the deep state and another for the American people. The broader argument that the Department of Justice has become politicized has even been noted by mainstream observers worried about the erosion of trust in our institutions.
He also exposed how the deep state tries to cover things up and control narratives, insisting these are not relics of the past but active operations targeting President Trump and his allies. Stone’s account tracks with other reporting that shows how political considerations and leaking networks have shaped prosecutions and media narratives for years. Patriots should be outraged that our justice system can be bent into a weapon against political opponents.
Far from surrendering, Stone explained concrete tactics he says can blunt the bureaucrats’ power — from legal countermeasures to public exposure and a relentless fight in the courts. He has repeatedly argued that thoughtful, aggressive use of judges, lawyers, and transparency can shut down the swamp’s playbook and protect future presidents and their movements from political persecution. Those who love this country should not be timid: legal strategy, political power, and media truth-telling are the right tools to fight back.
Make no mistake: this is about more than Roger Stone as an individual. It is about defending the Constitution and the rule of law against a permanent bureaucracy that acts like a government within a government. Conservatives must demand accountability, back candidates who will purge partisan holdovers, and support leaders who refuse to bow to the unelected machinery that has bullied our movement for too long.
If Americans want liberty and secure elections, we must rally behind men and women who will take on the deep state in courtrooms, in Congress, and at the ballot box. Stone’s message is a clarion call to fight, not whine — to expose the corruption, elect reformers, and use every lawful tool to drain the swamp once and for all.
