Sillie spazzing out and chitting in his colonoscopy bag is hilarious.

Which alt will he reply as next ? ****in lol

Uh, Trump's caught 90+ charges boyo.

Finally, the end of drumph, it’s over for him!


They sure don’t want him running in 2024, gonna execute/assasinate him if all else fails

Papadapolous got charges with lying to the FBI when he got the date of his meeting with mifsud wrong (who was a western intel agent who they sent his way to give the illusion of russian collusion).

Cohen got charged with tax code violations. He signed a plea deal that included the completely unprovable "campaign finance violation" when he helped pay off stormy daniels. Only problem is that no campaign finances were used and it could easily be claimed that he paid her off to protect his business reputation. He only agreed to that for a lighter sentence and to get Trump's name on the docket as an "unindicted coconspirator."

They tried to get Flynn on a lying charge in which the transcript showed that he didn't lie and that there was no underlying crime. They then tried to add on FARA charges (the same bogus ones dropped against his business partner). They then tried to go after his family so that he would fall on the sword and he did. He fought back and got the charges dropped.

Mueller's team also brought charges against a company that didn't exist and got laughed out of court when people actually showed for the court case.

Mueller's team then indicted a whole bunch of russians claiming they were the ones who orchestrated the attack on our democracy, knowing these people would never show and that they would have to prove nothing... which is exactly what happened.

They got Manafort for not paying all of his taxes.

Basically the mueller operation was going after people who never committed crimes, seeing if they get even the slightest detail wrong and then hit them with lying charges. Or, if they ever spoke to anyone from another country, hit them with loose interpretations of FARA violations. Meanwhile, countless politicians and former intel folk have lied under oath constantly with no charges. True violators of FARA (see the Biden's, Podestas, etc.) are never charged. The list goes on.

Well damn, you laid it out pretty well lol.

Is this what the treehouse told you?

Now do the Durham report that was supposed to get to the bottom of all that.. how'd that go?

Durham basically just reported on publicly available information that was known for years. He was appointed as special cousel to prevent trump from declassifying documents on his way out. Ie they were "wrapped up as part of an ongoing investigation."

-- He admitted that he never actually interviewed anyone of importance. When asked why he didn't pursue subpoenas, he glanced over the question and never gave a reasonable answer.

-- When he asked who Mifsud was, he couldn't answer. He never really tried to figure out who he was or who put him in to motion. The same is true for halper, downer, tawil, and all other foreign assets deployed by the US or western intel.

-- He never answered for the spying that was going on prior to the FISa warrants. We know that "govt contractors" were abusing the NSA FISa search query database and looking up US citizen data. This was likely groups like fusion GPS using govt contractors (nellie ohr) to spy on people like trump. The head of the NSA caught wind of this and shut it down. The day after it was shut down, the wife of fusion GPS owner glenn simpson met with obama at the white house and magically the steele dossier enters the mix so that they can "legally" continue their spying using the FISA court. The FISA court wrote an article outling the illegal surveillance, but never named who did it, who commissioned it, and who the US targets were... but it's quite obvious. Admiral Rogers (head of NSA) later met with Trump and told him he was being spied on.

-- Durham tried to be cute and press charges against political figures outside of govt for their roles... all while pretending our own agencies weren't completely complicit. Clinton's lawyers weren't trying to fool the FBI and DOJ, they were working with them to give them the fake intel they needed to conduct their spying operation. The whole time was laughable on its face. There should have been one large conspiracy charge for everyone involved. When the entirety of the situation is considered, there is no way to explain the failures at every single level for 2 years unless everyone was on board.

Trump will have his day in court.

Feels great to be an American!

Lots of days in court.

Keep in mind a court found OJ not guilty. Juries make completely baseless decisions in both directions all of the time. Only those who have actually committed crimes should be subjected to that Russian roulette. Especially with half of the country convinced he is a criminal regardless of facts or logic. They have been conditioned to hate the guy.

No one wants to go to court, if you lose then you're going to prison, if you win then you don't even get an apology and the prosecution loses nothing.

Prosecutors can make anyone they want see the inside of a court room as they get to decide what evidence is presented to a grand jury.

Misconduct by prosecutors is often not known until after trial so they can convict you through misconduct and you sort it out later.



Where’s The Hammer?’ Hawaii Prosecutors Dodged Public Discipline For 40 Years Despite Misconduct
Iosefa Pasene could have spent the rest of his life in prison.

Blamed for a 2009 Chinatown murder he says he didn’t commit, Pasene went through three trials. The first two ended in mistrials after jurors couldn’t agree on a verdict. At a third trial in 2014, he was convicted and sentenced to life behind bars.

But a decade after the murder, in 2019, the Hawaii Supreme Court threw out Pasene’s conviction, saying it was tainted by prosecutorial misconduct.

In its opinion, the Supreme Court said prosecutor Rodney Veary displayed a “persistent failure” to abide by legal and ethical standards in the case.

In his opening statement alone, the court sustained six objections. Throughout the trial, Veary improperly attacked Pasene’s defense by mentioning allegedly damaging camera footage that wasn’t in evidence. He asked leading questions of witnesses. Andhe later mocked the idea of the presumption of innocence, noting that mafioso John Gotti and cult leader Charles Manson were also presumed innocent at trial.

“The judge would tell him, ‘Don’t do this, don’t do this’ and he would do exactly what the judge told him not to do,”Pasene said in an interview. “The judge kept warning him and giving him admonishments and telling the jury just to disregard it, but they can’t disregard nothing that they already heard.”

Veary’s errors were so frequent that the Supreme Court justices wondered if they were purposeful.In the end, the justices said his misconduct was “so prejudicial as to jeopardize Pasene’s right to a fair trial.”

Pasene said he filed a complaint against Veary with the agency that regulates Hawaii’s lawyers. But the now former prosecutor, who could not be reached for comment, never faced any public discipline for his conduct.

In theory, lawyers have an incentive to follow professional rules, including trial rules. If they don’t, their licenses to practice law are on the line.

Prosecutors, however, have little to fear.

The Hawaii Supreme Court, which is charged with holding the state’s licensed attorneys accountable for adhering to professional standards, has the power to publicly reprimand, censure, suspend and even disbar attorneys, including prosecutors.

But in the last 42 years, the court has not taken any of these actions in a single case of prosecutorial misconduct, according to a Civil Beat examination of hundreds of public disciplinary records going back to 1980. Some prosecutors have gotten in trouble for violations not directly related to their work, such as drug crimes, but not for actions taken in the course of a prosecution.

Instead, prosecutors who cross the line are chastised for their misbehavior in private, according to the Office of Disciplinary Counsel, which investigates and processes complaints against attorneys on behalf of the Supreme Court. Records of those instances are kept confidential.

“It doesn’t rise to the level of public discipline,” Bradley Tamm, the office’s chief disciplinary counsel, said in an interview.
https://www.civilbeat.org/2023/01/wh...plinary-board/



The article continues but since it's super long, I decided not to post the whole thing, it goes on to talk about more cases of misconduct and the lack of accountability for said misconduct.

In 42 years the Hawaii SC has not taken ANY action in a single case of misconduct.

Why would prosecutors play fair?

Lol.

This is true.

Blacks suffer from misconduct under authority more than any other group, I think that's why most don't care, most people didn't give a damn that Cosby was maliciously prosecuted but when it's Donald Trump those same people are out here talking about how unfair it is.



At least I'm consistent.

Fuk the police, fuk the prosecutor and fuk the government.

I don;t need you for protection, I don't need you for revenge and I don't need you to take care of me, what I need is for you to fuk the fuk off fuker.

I'm proud to be an American

Cuz atleast I know I'm free

You sound like a p h a g g o t.

We live in a world where the sitting president has mounds of evidence of egregious political crimes including selling influence to foreign govts for personal profit… yet he faces zero charges and zero media curiosity. While his doj relentlessly pursued novel legal theory charges on his top competitor in the upcoming election.

Let that sink in. We might as well be a third world country. And half of the country cheers it on.

Lmao I work in Chicago and on the west south side, always an excuse for them. Just was by Englewood today and looked at all the well able bodied men sitting around at the corner gas station drinking king cobras at noon on a Tuesday.

There isn’t misconduct in that area, they’re scum

If this was the democrats plan, it could just as easily backfire. If they don't successfully get Trump locked away, and he walks out of this a free man, i can easily see him gaining momentum from that and getting elected again.