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Judge to hold sealed hearing on whether Manafort breached plea deal
https://www.politicususa.com/2019/01...iticus+USA+%29
"Trump is a really bad man." -Brennan
Judge to hold sealed hearing on whether Manafort breached plea deal
https://www.politicususa.com/2019/01...iticus+USA+%29
Chris is a really sad man
"Trump is a really bad man." -Brennan
Yup. The biggy is gonna be the witness tampering charge, imo
Last edited by Blake; 01-25-2019 at 06:08 PM.
DOJ Indicates Its Willing To Reveal More About Mystery Mueller Grand Jury Case
In filings with the Supreme Court Friday afternoon,
the Justice Department offered to file publicly redacted court do ents
it had previously filed under seal in a grand jury dispute linked to special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation.
https://talkingpointsmemo.com/muckra...0%28TPMNews%29
Foreign company?
money launderer/Trash lender Deutsche Bank?
A Russian org?
Intimidation bad when Mueller does it
When Trash/Tranny Julie Annie do it, it's silence.
so desperate to use "collusion" in any other context
Meanwhile, I didn't read the thread but the first tweet says enough.
Pro-transparency.
It was in the public interest to disclose the DNC's thumb on the scale in the primaries( Debbie Wasserman Schulz lost her job over it) and HRC's influence peddling through the Clinton Foundation.
If not, why not?
The NYT sure thought so. Do you disagree?
Victim of WikiLeaks taunts Roger Stone about going to prison in WaPo op-ed
Before the leaks, Stone infamously said that it would soon be “Podesta’s time in the barrel,” referring to a vulgar joke.
Now Podesta said the same of Stone.
“Stone’s connection with and boasting about WikiLeaks during the campaign has always been fishy,” he writes.
“But thanks to special counsel Robert S. Mueller III’s investigation, the truth is finally coming out.
Friday’s indictment alleges that a senior campaign official ‘was directed’ (and by whom?) to contact Stone about the WikiLeaks releases even after it was widely reported that they were a Russian hacking operation.”
Podesta mocked the state of the White House,
suggesting everyone there should be concerned about going to prison,
then mocked Stone’s flamboyant dandy style.
“The remaining West Wing staff and the president’s family must be looking over their shoulders,
wondering if in adopting the Trump style, they have traded a fancy West Wing office for a cell,” he writes.
“Stone’s well-do ented sartorial tastes always favored wide pinstripes,
but I wonder whether prison garb will be up to Stone on Style standards.”
https://www.rawstory.com/2019/01/vic...e+Raw+Story%29
Huge Trove of Leaked Russian Do ents Is Published by Transparency Advocates
A group of transparency advocates on Friday posted a mammoth collection of hacked and leaked do ents from inside Russia,
a release widely viewed as a sort of symbolic counterstrike against Russia’s dissemination of hacked emails to influence the American presidential election in 2016.
Most of the material, which sheds light on Russia’s war in Ukraine
as well as ties between the Kremlin and the Russian Orthodox Church,
the business dealings of oligarchs and much more,
had been released in Russia, Ukraine and elsewhere, sometimes on obscure websites.
But the sheer volume of the material — 175 gigabytes — and the technical challenges of searching it meant that its full impact may not be felt for some time.
The volume is many times greater than the total known material stolen by Russian military intelligence from the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign nearly three years ago.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/25/w...er=rss&emc=rss
Trump regime months overdue on imposing additional sanctions on Russia over spy poisoning
the Trump administration still has not imposed the additional sanctions, which are statutorily mandated
The State Department declined to tell MSNBC when they would finally comply with a law compelling them to take action over the poisoning last year of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal with Novichok.
"There is no deadline in the law for imposing sanctions," the State Department said, adding,
"We intend to proceed according to the statutory requirements."
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/1829259
Roger Stone Lied. What Was He Hiding?
Could the Trump campaign really not have known that in dealing with WikiLeaks it was dealing with Russia?
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/25/o...er=rss&emc=rss
Expect Roger Stone to ‘fold like a cheap lawn chair’ under Mueller indictment: Former federal
Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner appeared on MSNBC with Chris Matthews on Friday night, and said that
he expects Stone’s at ude will soon change.
Kirschner said that Mueller’s methodology has been to
charge people with crimes that can be very easily proved to get them to cooperate and
provide information on the crimes that are harder to prove.
Stone is charged with threatening another witness in the case, which Kirschner said is “ridiculous.”
“I think Stone will probably fold like a cheap lawn chair,” Kirschner said.
“Come on board, and join team Mueller.
Because if he doesn’t—
when I read what’s in this 24-page indictment,
every word in there you know Bob Mueller can back up with three pieces of evidence, and
convicting Stone on this will be a cakewalk.”
https://www.rawstory.com/2019/01/exp...e+Raw+Story%29
muh media tips
Watch: Roger Stone complains about ‘censorship’ and says Trump should pardon Julian Assange in
Roger Stone opined about being “not wealthy”
Cuomo pressed, asking Stone if he’d accept a pardon — but the indicted Trump adviser wouldn’t budge.
“I don’t expect to be convicted,” Stone said, “so I’m not going to address it. I don’t address hypothetical questions, as you know.”
asked Stone how he’s been getting his current “jam.”
“I believe in god,”
the president’s longtime associate said.
“I know what I have and have not done. I have a great wife and family that support me.”
“I have to raise $2 million because I’m not a wealthy man and the legal expenses so far have been very damaging and very devastating,
https://www.rawstory.com/2019/01/watch-roger-stone-complains-censorship-says-trump-pardon-julian-assange-unhinged-cnn-interview/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaig n=Feed%3A+TheRawStory+%28The+Raw+Story%29
yup
probably
Kalief Browder spent three years in Riker's for a backpack he didn't steal -- mostly in solitary confinement -- because no one could post the $3,000 bail.
He committed suicide two years after he was released.
His family just settled its civil right lawsuit against NY for 3.3 million dollars.
We need the No $500 dollar Bail for Soap Act
Because we really believe people are stealing mf bars of soap.
Mandatory sentencing has resulted in life sentences for de minimis crimes like stealing a bar of soap. Cash bail when applied to poor folks can turn a misdemeanor arrest into a life altering catastrophe.
It shouldn't be so. The person who can pay his way out for the same offense puts the lie to impartial justice. In a vendible system such as ours, those who cannot pay are at a great disadvantage. The fates of the rich and the poor, for the very same violations, are strikingly disparate.
You can get bars of soap with food stamps
I don't think people are stealing soap.
Because you can't conceive it, then it must not be so.
In this way, dull-witted scoffing dispels the mundane suffering of the whole world.
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