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5 minutes ago, Berkshire said:

I will explain it to you with facts.  It all started in 2019 at a Congressional hearing where Cohen testified.  It's all there in the linked article. 

 

[The New York attorney general this week credited the 2019 exchange with prompting the probe.]

["I will remind everyone that this investigation only started after Michael Cohen, the former lawyer, his former lawyer, testified before Congress and shed light on this misconduct," James said.]

 

https://www.businessinsider.com/aoc-questions-michael-cohen-2019-sparked-ny-ag-trump-lawsuit-2022-9

No. Most every non-leftist knows it all started in July of 2016 when Trump won the nomination. Even thinking leftists know this, even though they have to pretend they don't. 

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1 hour ago, Longwood50 said:

Letticia James focused on only one person. Irrespective of whether Trump had been 'accused' of Fraud or Not. 


Disprove me or otherwise stop lying. 

This cartoon summarizes the kangaroo court in New York 

Again to repeat.  Without a complaint from the bank this is nothing more than weaponizing government

As said.  It was wrong of Nixon to weaponize government.  It is wrong for New York to do so also. 

Even the Chinese recognize what your hatred for Trump blinds you to. 

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The entire world knew that Trump committed bank fraud after Michael Cohen's testimony.

 

Since the documents in question are fraudulent, and Trump signed off on them, as did his sons, then they are guilty of fraud. Trump has admitted that the fraudulent asset valuation documents were intended to induce banks to lend him money.

 

No honest prosecutor would ignore that amount of fraud, at least not in the US.

 

It's interesting that you ignore that Trump committed fraud.

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3 hours ago, Longwood50 said:

Letticia James focused on only one person. Irrespective of whether Trump had been 'accused' of Fraud or Not. 


Disprove me or otherwise stop lying. 

This cartoon summarizes the kangaroo court in New York 

Again to repeat.  Without a complaint from the bank this is nothing more than weaponizing government

As said.  It was wrong of Nixon to weaponize government.  It is wrong for New York to do so also. 

Even the Chinese recognize what your hatred for Trump blinds you to. 

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Can you recommend a “prosecuting attorney” in Thailand I can ask?

 

i remember you had previous experience after getting pushed by a Juristic Entity Chairperson.

 

 

Posted
2 minutes ago, Longwood50 said:

As I have repeatedly said.  

NAME 1 JUST 1 INSTANCE Where the AG has deliberately gone after just one person and ignored all others. 

 

Asset valuation fraud is widely prosecuted.

 

https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/financial-statement-fraud/9781118421475/OEBPS/9781118421475_epub_c07.htm

 

https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2022-29

 

Trump will appeal the guilty verdict, but the Court of Appeals will uphold the guilty verdict.

 

 

 

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48 minutes ago, Longwood50 said:


 

What this is really about is lack of accountability, starting with Trump, and filtering down to his minions. Trump never takes responsibility for his actions, insteading blaming anyone he can think of, much like a child.

 

The bigger problem is that his supporters absorb that message, and those unsatisfied with their position in life, blame someone else for their poor life choices. As this becomes magnified over time, the trends are not good. One object of their dissatification was Congress on January 6 - Trump lost, so Pence was to blame and had to be stopped.

 

Now Trump is blaming the entire legal system (except Judge Cannon) for his crimes, and is ready to tear it down.

 

But that could just be the start. Trump goons may start attacking anyone who may be perceived as being at blame for their problems - police, minorities, immigrants, the Jews, we have seen this movie before.

 

Trump is psychologically unable to accept responsibility, so, in this case, his minions will blame the AG, the judge, the banks, Michael Cohen, the insurers, anyone but the person who profited from the asset valuation fraud. Let's see if our legal system can withstand the coming storm.

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56 minutes ago, Longwood50 said:

Elise Stefanik, D-N. Y., who heads the messaging operation, said in a statement that Trump's indictment “is the epitome of the illegal and unprecedented weaponization of the federal government against Joe Biden's leading opponent, Donald J. Trump.


You are aware of Trump’s one and only reason to want to become president again, aren’t you? Because he’s made it abundantly clear that when he does, his only goal is to go after everybody who ever so much as looked funny at him. And he’s going to use (i.e. abuse) all the might of the federal government to accomplish his goal. No weaponization of the federal government there, right? 

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28 minutes ago, placeholder said:

"Elise Stefanik, D-N. Y., who heads the messaging operation, said in a statement that Trump's indictment “is the epitome of the illegal and unprecedented weaponization of the federal government against Joe Biden's leading opponent, Donald J. Trump.”

 

I got news for you. Elise Stefanik is a Republican.


And not just any Republican: she’s a hardcore, all-in Trumper and MAGA cult member. 

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2 hours ago, Longwood50 said:

See what a Democrat said when the Biden administation brought charges related to classified documents only against Trump while not pursuing charges on others who were not political opponents. 

Elise Stefanik, D-N. Y., who heads the messaging operation, said in a statement that Trump's indictment “is the epitome of the illegal and unprecedented weaponization of the federal government against Joe Biden's leading opponent, Donald J. Trump.”
 

Elise Stefanik is a Republican, in fact the fourth-ranking Republican in the House and the worst sort of Trump sycophant. For as much as you've posted on this thread, you really don't seem to know what you're talking about. And with each post, it's the same inaccurate and misinformed mantra over and over. Move on, man!

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19 hours ago, Cory1848 said:
19 hours ago, Cory1848 said:

Elise Stefanik is a Republican

 

This was as quoted in Google as a Democrat.  You are correct, I did not verify it. 

One way or another whether a Republican or Democrat IT IS WRONG TO WEAPONIZE GOVERNMENT

The famous Nixon "enemies list" showed the temptation to use the resources of the government to pummel an opponent.

The Chinese are neither Democrats or Republican and they would hardly consider Trump to be a friend.

They have no political prejudice and even the Chinese can see that Trump indictments are a political strategy to take out an opponent, not a quest for equal justice. 

 

‘Systemic dysfunction’

Following Trump’s first indictments, China’s state-run Global Times wrote in March that US “political and legal tools” were being “weaponized to attack political opponents”, a situation that the news organization said would sow more chaos in an already polarized society.

 
 

 

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18 minutes ago, Longwood50 said:

This was as quoted in Google as a Democrat.  You are correct, I did not verify it. 

One way or another whether a Republican or Democrat IT IS WRONG TO WEAPONIZE GOVERNMENT

The famous Nixon "enemies list" showed the temptation to use the resources of the government to pummel an opponent.

The Chinese are neither Democrats or Republican and they would hardly consider Trump to be a friend.

They have no political prejudice and even the Chinese can see that Trump indictments are a political strategy to take out an opponent, not a quest for equal justice. 

 

‘Systemic dysfunction’

Following Trump’s first indictments, China’s state-run Global Times wrote in March that US “political and legal tools” were being “weaponized to attack political opponents”, a situation that the news organization said would sow more chaos in an already polarized society.

 
 

 

China talking about weaponizing legal tools against political opponents! That's rich! 😀

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Posted
8 hours ago, Longwood50 said:

That is so laughable. 

Here is a case in point

Trump is being prosecuted for possessing classified documents secured in Mar Largo guarded by the secret service,  no access to any other people.  

Joe Biden has them in an unattended garage in his car, that is shared by his son, not guarded and with his son potentially accessble to others  No Charges 

Hillary Clintons server containing classified documents was held in a bathroom closet.  No Charges
The server when in use had access by the computer people maintaining the server and at minimum two aides, Huma Abedin, and Cheryl Mills.  Neither had classified clearance  _ No Charges

Sandy Berger - Went into the national archives, stuffed classified material into his pants and socks.  Took them home and cut them up with scissors. - His penalty  A MISDOMEANOR

This is nto equal treatment and equal justice.  It is weaponizing against a political opponent and using the resources of government to pummel a private citizen who despite Trumps wealth can not compete with the resources of the entire State of New York.  

 

The case against Trump involves Deutche Bank.  Quess what, Deutche Bank is not headquartered in New York.  If there was a case it would be brought by Deutche Bank or a complaint filed by Deutche Bank  not the State of New York. 

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Geez, you are still going on about this.

 

Some people accidentally have classified documents mixed in with the tons of documents they take away when they finish public service. If they alert the government when those documents and return them, then no charges are warranted.

 

In the case of Hilary's emails, her servers contained email chains that had some messages with a "C" classified stamp buried deep down in long threads. Not a big deal.

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On 11/25/2023 at 12:03 PM, Longwood50 said:

That is so laughable. 

Here is a case in point

Trump is being prosecuted for possessing classified documents secured in Mar Largo guarded by the secret service,  no access to any other people.  

Joe Biden has them in an unattended garage in his car, that is shared by his son, not guarded and with his son potentially accessble to others  No Charges 

Hillary Clintons server containing classified documents was held in a bathroom closet.  No Charges
The server when in use had access by the computer people maintaining the server and at minimum two aides, Huma Abedin, and Cheryl Mills.  Neither had classified clearance  _ No Charges

Sandy Berger - Went into the national archives, stuffed classified material into his pants and socks.  Took them home and cut them up with scissors. - His penalty  A MISDOMEANOR

This is nto equal treatment and equal justice.  It is weaponizing against a political opponent and using the resources of government to pummel a private citizen who despite Trumps wealth can not compete with the resources of the entire State of New York.  

 

The case against Trump involves Deutche Bank.  Quess what, Deutche Bank is not headquartered in New York.  If there was a case it would be brought by Deutche Bank or a complaint filed by Deutche Bank  not the State of New York. 

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From your examples:

 

Those who intentionally take or possess classified documents get prosecuted.

 

Those who had them accidentally don't get classified.

 

Trump refused to give back classified documents, and thus was prosecuted.

 

His trial will probably take place in 2025. By then, he may already be in prison, so this trial may not be widely reported.

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On 11/25/2023 at 12:03 PM, Longwood50 said:

That is so laughable. 

Here is a case in point

Trump is being prosecuted for possessing classified documents secured in Mar Largo guarded by the secret service,  no access to any other people.  

Joe Biden has them in an unattended garage in his car, that is shared by his son, not guarded and with his son potentially accessble to others  No Charges 

False The Secret Service is not responsible for securing those documents nor did it do so at Mar a Lago or anywhere else.. It's responsible for protecting the person of the President and whoever qualifies for its protection.

"On page 5, it explicitly states that not only was the Secret Service not responsible for protecting the documents, the agency was not even informed of their presence at the property:

The United States Secret Service (the “Secret Service”) provided protection to TRUMP and his family after he left office, including at The Mar-a-Lago club, but it was not responsible for the protection of TRUMP’s boxes or their contents. TRUMP did not inform the Secret Service that was storing boxes containing classified documents at The Mar-a-Lago club."

What's more, what you don't seem to understand is that Trump isn't being prosecuted for having possession of these documents. It's for being knowingly in possession of them.  That's the violation. He knew that he had them and still kept them. Subsequently, because he allegedly lied about being in possession of classified documents, he was also charged with obstruction of justice.. Despite which, the National Archives negotiated with Trump for months to gain possession of the documents in Trump's possession rather than asking for the participation of the Justice Dept. It was only when it was learned that Trump might be in possession of classified documents that the Justice Dept was called in.

 

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