Oh look! Jack Smith has filed a motion to drop charges against Pres. Elect Donald Trump!

[frank83628]

28 minutes ago, EveryG said:

Trump is still eligible for prison in 2028 and charges can be filed again in the numerous cases where there is overwhelming evidence he broke the law, especially the classified documents case. 

 

Trump for prison 2028!

You really need to give up on that, most of you have been chirping it sicmnce 2016, not going to happen

[riclag]

2 minutes ago, frank83628 said:

You really need to give up on that, most of you have been chirping it sicmnce 2016, not going to happen

These foreigners have no clue as to the American citizens resolve.!I’ve never considered at anytime of hating 

the Brits.

That being said The Tyrannical government at the time of our founding fathers considered the founders criminals , scoundrels, disloyal to the whims of the tyrannical King and if captured would of been hanged !

 

This fascination of jailing Trump by the dems & his haters only made Americans more determined to fight for the cause of electing him to be 47.

 

America wasn’t a banana republic until Stalinist tactics (lawfare)were used by the dems in a attempt to destroy a political opponent!

[G_Money]

9 hours ago, ubonr1971 said:

Hard to believe this conman will evade prison. He's just a crim with a fancy suit on laughing at the justice system. He wins again... Daft Americans who voted him in. 

Bogus charges. They finally realized they should of never pressed charges in the first place 

[AlexRich]

45 minutes ago, frank83628 said:

It already is, hopefully Trump will sort some of that crap out 2nd time round, the MIC,  big pharma and the bloated leeches that bleed tax payer $ need to be held accountable

Trump’s a natural born criminal, always has been. It will be fun watching the country get looted by the Trump crime family and their associates. It will be like the Putin regime - it’s okay to extort, corrupt and engage in wide ranging malfeasance - just as long as a “tribute” is paid to the Big Guy. 
 

In the book “Putin’s People” by Catherine Belton she told a story about Putin being unhappy with an official he promoted because he was not on the take. He was unhappy he wasn’t stealing - which meant Putin wasn’t getting his share. 
 

The problem for these people is greed - they steal so much they can’t risk giving up power, because they are scared the assets will be taken off them once their power is gone. So they have to stay in power forever. Will be interesting to see whether Trump seeks a 3rd term, with the help of the bought and paid for Supreme Court. 
 

And when it happens all the MAGA morons will be on here defending the move. 

 

[blaze master]

1 hour ago, EveryG said:

Trump is still eligible for prison in 2028 and charges can be filed again in the numerous cases where there is overwhelming evidence he broke the law, especially the classified documents case. 

 

Trump for prison 2028!

 

Slam dunk just like all the others ya ?

[G_Money]

27 minutes ago, AlexRich said:

Trump’s a natural born criminal, always has been. It will be fun watching the country get looted by the Trump crime family and their associates. It will be like the Putin regime - it’s okay to extort, corrupt and engage in wide ranging malfeasance - just as long as a “tribute” is paid to the Big Guy. 
 

In the book “Putin’s People” by Catherine Belton she told a story about Putin being unhappy with an official he promoted because he was not on the take. He was unhappy he wasn’t stealing - which meant Putin wasn’t getting his share. 
 

The problem for these people is greed - they steal so much they can’t risk giving up power, because they are scared the assets will be taken off them once their power is gone. So they have to stay in power forever. Will be interesting to see whether Trump seeks a 3rd term, with the help of the bought and paid for Supreme Court. 
 

And when it happens all the MAGA morons will be on here defending the move. 

 

I thought today, November 26th was the long awaited day he was going to prison.

 

Your claims of  him being natural born criminal are as bogus as the allegations against him.

 

You leftists predictions have failed miserably.

 

Greed, Power?  Were you referring to Schumer, Pelosi, Biden or McConnell?  Or all of them?

 

Trump held office for four years.  Four more to go, 

They did every dirty trick in the book to keep him from running.  They’re the criminals.

 

Trump time in office will be much less than those career power hungry nuts I mentioned.

[G_Money]

6 hours ago, KhunLA said:

JS request granted ....  😎

 

Looking forward to the meltdown videos.

[frank83628]

40 minutes ago, AlexRich said:

Trump’s a natural born criminal, always has been. It will be fun watching the country get looted by the Trump crime family and their associates. It will be like the Putin regime - it’s okay to extort, corrupt and engage in wide ranging malfeasance - just as long as a “tribute” is paid to the Big Guy. 
 

In the book “Putin’s People” by Catherine Belton she told a story about Putin being unhappy with an official he promoted because he was not on the take. He was unhappy he wasn’t stealing - which meant Putin wasn’t getting his share. 
 

The problem for these people is greed - they steal so much they can’t risk giving up power, because they are scared the assets will be taken off them once their power is gone. So they have to stay in power forever. Will be interesting to see whether Trump seeks a 3rd term, with the help of the bought and paid for Supreme Court. 
 

And when it happens all the MAGA morons will be on here defending the move. 

 

you live in Trunp derangement land!

You know Joe Biden already has 'the big guy' patented for his treasonous back handers from Ukraine and China, you need to come up with something better for Mr Putin.

I'm also sure Cathrine hasn't even set foot on Russian territory and  just writes fictional nonsense for gullible sheep like yourself.

 

Trump already had 4 years and he didn't loot the country.

 

What a whopper

[G_Money]

6 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

It is very simple. You can't get a conviction on a sitting president. You can in some other countries, but not in the US. So why bother? Yet he is guilty. Very, very guilty. 

Sorry, no conviction.  Not guilty.

 

Surprised at your facist attitude.

[Yellowtail]

They had four years. "Justice delayed is justice denied."

[G_Money]

6 hours ago, AlexRich said:

The US is soon to be a transnational crime organisation run by traitors, crooks and fraudsters. Looks like God didn’t bless America. 

Are you nuts?  You just described what the USA  currently is.

 

Trump and his dream team will change the course, for the better.

 

You’re not even a U.S. citizen are you?

Edited 15 hours ago by G_Money

[Albo]

4 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

It's a banana republic. 

But then, I am sure that the people who voted for the criminal want it like that.

I just wonder what all the other criminals think. Probably their crimes were not big enough to get the same treatement. 

 

It's absolutely not a banana republic. The failed lawfare against Trump much of it by the US federal government has failed. It's a good day for the US, democracy, rule of law.

 

I keep reading about the lies and the criminality, but no one ever cites any. It's just THE lies and THE criminality.

 

Pee tapes, Russian agents, Steele dossier, Biden laptop. Not only politically motivated lies manufacturered by the US government, but pure fabrications backed by hundreds of not thousands of federal workers common folk pay for.

 

I thought I'd lost all respect for those that voted for Harris, but I've an entire new loathing for the dead enders.

 

The nation has spoken and it entirely disagrees with everything Harris and her voters stand for.

[Albo]

1 hour ago, AlexRich said:

Trump’s a natural born criminal, always has been. It will be fun watching the country get looted by the Trump crime family and their associates. It will be like the Putin regime - it’s okay to extort, corrupt and engage in wide ranging malfeasance - just as long as a “tribute” is paid to the Big Guy. 
 

In the book “Putin’s People” by Catherine Belton she told a story about Putin being unhappy with an official he promoted because he was not on the take. He was unhappy he wasn’t stealing - which meant Putin wasn’t getting his share. 
 

The problem for these people is greed - they steal so much they can’t risk giving up power, because they are scared the assets will be taken off them once their power is gone. So they have to stay in power forever. Will be interesting to see whether Trump seeks a 3rd term, with the help of the bought and paid for Supreme Court. 
 

And when it happens all the MAGA morons will be on here defending the move. 

 

 

This is absolutely hilarious. It's Biden and his family that are the syndicate. It's why Obama wouldn't back him and Hillary ran.

 

This is classic leftist deflection. Do exactly that and accuse your opponent of just that. Right out of gamebook of last four years and especially the campaign.

 

It's a lie. It didn't work then. It's not working now.

 

Of course in your libel against Trump being a Russian agent you've shown no sources. But that is yesterday's broken three card Monty. Its dead.

 

Biden family has been in Ukraine since 2004. He had his dik in china as well.

 

Biden is legend in Congress. Rumor has it Biden had to pay for his past (future) sins and was put up for the presidency not allowed to go quietly on the night. He was called to pay back his deep state debt. That is heresay*

 

Then we have with you the Putin Russian nonsense. Years disproven, but don't let truth get in your way.

 

The family manages hundreds of millions via 100s of bank accts managed by dozens of LLC's linked to five family members.

 

Just a foolish, silly post. I think you're a paid shill tbh. What inane remarks

[AlexRich]

43 minutes ago, frank83628 said:

you live in Trunp derangement land!

You know Joe Biden already has 'the big guy' patented for his treasonous back handers from Ukraine and China, you need to come up with something better for Mr Putin.

I'm also sure Cathrine hasn't even set foot on Russian territory and  just writes fictional nonsense for gullible sheep like yourself.

 

Trump already had 4 years and he didn't loot the country.

 

What a whopper

Good to know you have done your homework on Finanicial Times Moscow correspondent Catherine Belton … with access to all the past and present power brokers in Moscow. 
 

For anyone that really wants to understand Putin’s Russia I’d recommend this book, Putin’s People. 
 

For anyone who just wants BS that suits your political views check out Alex Jones, Laura Loomer, Tucker Carlson, QAnon … and last but not least Hulk Hogan. 

[frank83628]

 

39 minutes ago, AlexRich said:

Good to know you have done your homework on Finanicial Times Moscow correspondent Catherine Belton … with access to all the past and present power brokers in Moscow. 
 

For anyone that really wants to understand Putin’s Russia I’d recommend this book, Putin’s People. 
 

For anyone who just wants BS that suits your political views check out Alex Jones, Laura Loomer, Tucker Carlson, QAnon … and last but not least Hulk Hogan. 

I'm sure it cam be found in the fiction department 

[Srikcir]

3 hours ago, EveryG said:

Trump is still eligible for prison in 2028 and charges can be filed again in the numerous cases where there is overwhelming evidence he broke the law, especially the classified documents case. 

 

Trump for prison 2028!

Filed "without prejudice". This is effectively shorthand for saying: 'whilst I am trying to reach a settlement with you, I'm not admitting any part of the case or conceding or waiving any arguments or rights. As such the charge can be legally revived, ie., end of 47th POTUS Trump's term.

[Srikcir]

8 hours ago, mogandave said:

They had four years and could not get a conviction. 

 

 

Trump was convicted on all 34 counts in NY on May 30, 2024, becoming the first U.S. president to be convicted of a felony by a jury. A Grand Jury had recommended prosecution. No politics involved.

[frank83628]

28 minutes ago, Srikcir said:

Trump was convicted on all 34 counts in NY on May 30, 2024, becoming the first U.S. president to be convicted of a felony by a jury. A Grand Jury had recommended prosecution. No politics involved.

Of course there wasn't any politics involved. 🙄

[Cryingdick]

10 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

It is very simple. You can't get a conviction on a sitting president. You can in some other countries, but not in the US. So why bother? Yet he is guilty. Very, very guilty. 

 

Last time i checked unless you live in some sort of tyrannical dictatorship you have the presumption of innocence when accused. Shall we respect that or do you want to take the Hungarian Hitler approach?

[Albo]

8 hours ago, Srikcir said:

Trump was convicted on all 34 counts in NY on May 30, 2024, becoming the first U.S. president to be convicted of a felony by a jury. A Grand Jury had recommended prosecution. No politics involved.

 

If there were no politics involved than why didn't hon. merchan follow thru with sentencing 11 Nov?

[john donson]

jan 6, is it not in the constitution that when  'we' the people blabla 

 

was not really a revolution because they would have ended anybody involved,  france 1789 style

 

what about all the instigating undercover FBI agents stirring the crowd?

[OneMoreFarang]

12 hours ago, Albo said:

The nation has spoken and it entirely disagrees with everything Harris and her voters stand for.

The US citizens vote for Trump, correct. And he should be their president.

But that should have nothing to do with any legal cases. Only because someone will become president is no reason to ignore his crimes and other legal cases against him.

But then, in your case, you seem to be not even able to acknowledge that there are lots of legal outstanding cases against him. 

[CallumWK]

1 minute ago, OneMoreFarang said:

The US citizens vote for Trump, correct. And he should be their president.

But that should have nothing to do with any legal cases. Only because someone will become president is no reason to ignore his crimes and other legal cases against him.

But then, in your case, you seem to be not even able to acknowledge that there are lots of legal outstanding cases against him. 

 

In other news today.

 

President Joe Biden faces an unprecedented and deeply personal decision: whether to pardon or commute the sentences of his son, Hunter Biden, who is set to be sentenced in two separate criminal cases this December. These cases—one involving a 2018 gun purchase while struggling with drug addiction and the other for tax fraud—pose not just legal and familial challenges but also political and historical ones.  

 

And Hunter isn't even President

[OneMoreFarang]

12 minutes ago, CallumWK said:

In other news today.

 

President Joe Biden faces an unprecedented and deeply personal decision: whether to pardon or commute the sentences of his son, Hunter Biden, who is set to be sentenced in two separate criminal cases this December. These cases—one involving a 2018 gun purchase while struggling with drug addiction and the other for tax fraud—pose not just legal and familial challenges but also political and historical ones.  

 

And Hunter isn't even President

 

Do you know the important part of above? It's the fact that Biden struggle with the decision. As father, he obviously wants to support his son, as president, he knows that he shouldn't use his position for personal reasons.

For Trump this would be much easier. He pardons just everybody who he likes and who gives him something in return.

 

 

[CallumWK]

5 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

 

Do you know the important part of above? It's the fact that Biden struggle with the decision. As father, he obviously wants to support his son, as president, he knows that he shouldn't use his position for personal reasons.

For Trump this would be much easier. He pardons just everybody who he likes and who gives him something in return.

 

 

 

Do you know the importance of your Trump hate post?

 

Biden WILL pardon his criminal son, that isn't even an if, but as a liberal Trump hater, you will condone that.

 

And the post I replied to was not about who Trump pardons, but if Trump should be pardoned. To good try on changing the subject, but no cigar

Edited 2 hours ago by CallumWK

[Walker88]

This is good news for people like me who still hold lots of secrets from our days in the agency and carrying TS/SCI  and (actual) Q clearances (not the silly Q as in QAnon, but Q as in a clearance to see nuclear related intel at the DoE).

 

It's okay to use highly classified material in any way we so choose. Eff US national security. Monetize the secrets if that is to one's advantage.

 

I was fortunate enough to become wealthy after I left the agency, but folks still working there, who now know both intelligence and the US itself are dying or dead, might as well use their knowledge for personal advantage.

 

Imagine what Putin would pay to know whom in his inner circle is a clandestine asset for the CIA ! Even al Qaeda is flush with cash, and they would pay to know what US intel knows. And then there's weapons systems...China and Russia would love to know what the US military can do, and what is in the pipeline. Ka-ching! It's auction time!

 

45 stole highly classified intel regarding everything from nukes to weapons systems to order of battle to identities of clandestine assets in hostile nations or areas. I have no doubt whatsoever he intended to monetize it, as clearly he needed cash (why else would he schlepp silly NFTs, golden sneakers, commemorative coins, Chines-made Bibles, Chinese watches, and now rip offs of Les Paul guitars?) If it's good for the goose.....

 

SC Smith is wise enough to know the system is broken. Institutions failed. The rule of law no longer exists in many ways. Some folks are above the law. Even the stacked Supreme Court says Madison and Jefferson were wrong and that the US is kind of a monarchy. Little guys---like a guy who took a doc or two home to work on the weekend---get 12 years in jail, but a guy who put national security and the identities of clandestine assets and programs at risk gets re-elected to the White House.

 

The people got what they think they want, but it will come with consequences. Liaison cooperation is finished for at least the next 4 years. No more Five Eyes. Also, no sharing of intel with non-Five Eyes nations like France, Japan, South Korea, Israel, etc.  They all know 47 cannot be trusted, and neither can Tulsi Gabbard be trusted. The risks that were thwarted because of liaison cooperation now have a wide open door to get the US. So be it. That's what the democratic majority wanted, so give it to them in spades. Terror attack, dirty bomb, bioterror, disrupt the electric grid, poison water supplies....enjoy!

 

In the meantime, my former colleagues, see what you've got and think of who might make your 401K sing paying for it.

 

Anybody want to know what Putin has on 47 and who told me? It's going to cost you.

[Albo]

33 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

The US citizens vote for Trump, correct. And he should be their president.

But that should have nothing to do with any legal cases. Only because someone will become president is no reason to ignore his crimes and other legal cases against him.

But then, in your case, you seem to be not even able to acknowledge that there are lots of legal outstanding cases against him. 

 

First, standing Presidents cannot be tried for anything. You were too lazy to research before you posted so here it is:

 

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Presidential_immunity_in_the_United_States

 

That is a good thing, it's a constitutional thing. Too bad you don't have one.

 

Lots? Of course you'd cited them all. Truth is you haven't a clue.

 

Which brings me to the second point. There are no "crimes" that Trump "committed"  that have not been adjudicated - therefore, no crimes. Notes below*

 

There are technically two cases left I believe that Trump is involved in. The Georgia trial which is fraught with legal issues on the procecutorial side. It was always the weakest both in substance and procecution

 

Then, need to unwind that insane E Jean Carroll civil conviction. You know the woman that was assaulted some time in the 90s (she can't even recall the year). This was a civil case as a criminal case could not pass the sniff test. 85M USD for allegedly feeling up some milf in a dressing room in a probably now bankrupt department store. The jury in the civil case did not find Trump guilt of rape. Another hit job.

 

You simply don't know Lightning. Kindly don't post disinformation. Cite your sources.

[In Full Agreement]

 

 

We all knew Trump is above the law.

 

 

[Albo]

11 hours ago, Srikcir said:

Filed "without prejudice". This is effectively shorthand for saying: 'whilst I am trying to reach a settlement with you, I'm not admitting any part of the case or conceding or waiving any arguments or rights. As such the charge can be legally revived, ie., end of 47th POTUS Trump's term.

 

No it's not. It's stating that there was at that juncture no procecutorial malfeasance that would call for a prejudicial dismissal. Mind you the case had not even gone to trial and absolutely even if found guilty by the Swamp creatures would be aquitted upon appeal. One of the cases was already tossed out , but Smith being the good minion quickly fabricated other angles and set for retrial.

[Albo]

2 minutes ago, In Full Agreement said:

 

 

We all knew Trump is above the law.

 

 

 

We ALL didn't know anything of the sort. Being above the law would require charges not brought against him. Kinda like Joe Biden, the entire Biden family and the vast majority of his stupid gay cabinet

 

Please explain otherwise. EXPLAIN.