EX-PRESIDENT INDICTED

[lovinthehd]

I'm saying it's in the language he uses. He didn't say, Storm the Capitol and riot! He's using vague terms to get himself off the hook like Fight like hell! I think like you said he knew they would get violent in advance, but it's not easy to prove in court because you need a trail, like advisors warning him, internet use tracking etc. There's even a point in his speech I believe where he says be "peaceful." Many would rush to his side and say that's why he didn't intend to. But I don't buy it given Stop the Steal, his rally next to the Capitol, the alt-right, and his hate speak and temperament. Can I prove it w/o a shadow of a doubt? No, but that doesn't mean I think he didn't.

Roy Cohn training.

 

[lovinthehd]

Time for him to start selling properties.

Or does he now have Saudi financing?

 

[mtrycrafts]

Or does he now have Saudi financing?

Well, he can ask his son-in-law for a loan.

 

[mtrycrafts]

Reported that MTG will be present during Trump's Tuesday speech LOL.

That's about all she can comprehend.

 

[Trell]

That's about all she can comprehend.

She’s there to protect him from Jewish space lasers, perhaps?

 

[Trell]

I think everyone would do well to remember that a prior A.G. declined to empanel a grand jury since the evidence was so weak.

Here is fmr. Manhattan DA Vance being asked about this:

 

[GO-NAD!]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1642568469462786051

 

[John Parks]

Kali Fontanilla on Instagram: "Who made this?! If there is one thing I have personally learned from Trump’s character and personality is that even in the face of immense opposition, insults, and persecution, you can still make others laugh, use your voice and influence for good, and come out of it stronger! I needed him as inspiration because being a voice speaking against the left is INTENSE! Next week will be an unprecedented time in our nation’s history. And I don’t have a lot of hope that Trump will make it out of this unscathed! They imprisoned Cohen for the same payment and for lying to Congress. He received a 3-year sentence! I also think he made a deal to turn on Trump. He is such a weasel. But if there is one thing I know about Trump, he does not give up. Whether you like him or not, that should be inspiring. He has everything to lose right now, even his own personal freedom, yet he is still fighting for the American people. This is not about ego. He already had that! Lol. All of America loved him, pre-presidency, even Oprah! He could be sitting pretty on a private island, never to do anything for another person again. When I was at a Blexit leadership training in the Trump Hotel in DC which he let Candace graciously use even though the democrat-run city had banned large gatherings due to the pandemic, I got to speak to some of his workers who met him several times. One of them told me that Trump treats his workers like they are special, whether they are a bus boy or manager. I’ve heard many behind-the-scenes stories about Trump’s generosity, like what his worker told me. Do I think the man is perfect?! No. But I like him. He helped to wake me out of lethargy and inaction for my country. The evilest people HATE him, and that got my attention. I’m praying for him this week, as we all should be."

135K likes, 6,095 comments - kalifontanilla on April 2, 2023: "Who made this?! If there is one thing I have personally learned from Trump’s character and personality is that even in the face of immense opposition, insults, and persecution, you can still make others laugh, use your voice and...

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[cpp]

the guy will no doubt get elected because of this , that would be a sad day in US politics

 

[Trell]

the guy will no doubt get elected because of this , that would be a sad day in US politics

It’s way too early to draw that conclusion, and there are three other criminal investigations ongoing (one state and two federal, all with much more serious charges) that hopefully will lead to indictments of Trump.

While Bragg is a Democratic DA in New York, he still has to convince a grand jury (randomly selected) with evidence to get an indictment. For some reason people don’t recall that fact. He can’t indict anyone on his own.

Tomorrow we know the indictment along with the charges.

 

[Swerd]

Roy Cohn training.

Roy Cohn, the go-to lawyer for all who get in trouble with the law – especially if they're mobsters, wealthy Republicans or their lawless sons. Cohn met a young Trump (while defending him in 1971) and made him a protege.

Roy Cohn - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Cohn was allegedly involved in the construction of Trump Tower. Trump Tower was to be built with concrete, however, at the time there was a city-wide Teamster strike and most unions in Manhattan were controlled by or had ties to organized crime. Cohn had represented mobsters in the past like Carmine Galante and Anthony Salerno. Salerno and Paul Castellano at the time controlled the concrete unions in Manhattan and, when Donald Trump needed concrete, he received it from union leader John Cody who was linked to mob boss Castellano.

Rupert Murdoch was a client, and Cohn repeatedly pressured President Ronald Reagan to further Murdoch's interests. He is credited with introducing Trump and Murdoch, in the mid-1970s, marking the beginning of what was to be a long, pivotal association between the two.

 

[Swerd]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1642568469462786051

It took Bill Barr far too long to admit that his boss was dishonest. He still has some serious explaining to do about the hatchet job he did on the Mueller Report years ago.

But Barr wasn't the first GOP lawyer to point out just what a liar Trump is. John Dodd, briefly a White House lawyer for Trump from January to March 2017, said the same thing:

Veteran journalist Bob Woodward said that Trump’s former attorney, John Dowd, concluded that the president is “disabled” and unable to “tell the truth” following a practice interview earlier this year meant to prepare Trump for a sit-down interview with the special counsel.

Trump stiffs the IRS

It is well known rich and specially filthy rich don't pay their fair share of taxes. In case of Trump he is the definition of FILTHY! I know someone who has a bunch and one day, we were talking about 'things' and she said "Well, if I'm paying a big tax bill, it means I made money". I would...

forums.audioholics.com

Woodward: Lawyer told Trump he’s ‘disabled’ and ‘can’t tell the truth’

Veteran journalist Bob Woodward said that President Trump’s former attorney, John Dowd, concluded that the president is “disabled” and unable to “tell the truth” following a practice inte…

thehill.com

 

[mtrycrafts]

She’s there to protect him from Jewish space lasers, perhaps?

Brave of her. Doubt her skin is that impenetrable or resistant.

 

[mtrycrafts]

Here is fmr. Manhattan DA Vance being asked about this:

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Yes, seems like he was asked/told to stop further investigating as the feds were on it that, in the end, didn't go anywhere.

 

[mtrycrafts]

It’s way too early to draw that conclusion, and there are three other criminal investigations ongoing (one state and two federal, all with much more serious charges) that hopefully will lead to indictments of Trump.

While Bragg is a Democratic DA in New York, he still has to convince a grand jury (randomly selected) with evidence to get an indictment. For some reason people don’t recall that fact. He can’t indict anyone on his own.

Tomorrow we know the indictment along with the charges.

Conveniently they forget as that would be inconvenient to their cause.

 

[Trell]

Yes, seems like he was asked/told to stop further investigating as the feds were on it that, in the end, didn't go anywhere.

And he granted that request but he was not required to, as I understood it.

 

[Trell]

Conveniently they forget as that would be inconvenient to their cause.

Just a few days ago even a Trump lawyer testified before the grand jury. Not sure how much an impression that made, but not good enough to avoid an indictment.

 

[mtrycrafts]

Roy Cohn, the go-to lawyer for all who get in trouble with the law – especially if they're mobsters, wealthy Republicans or their lawless sons. Cohn met a young Trump (while defending him in 1971) and made him a protege.

Roy Cohn - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Birds of a feather....

 

[GO-NAD!]

I wonder what his legal team would fear more - that he perjures himself, or that he tells the truth.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1642869119748911104

 

[jinjuku]

Trump won't be able to shut up... So there is that going for him. He's redefined narcissism.