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Trump INDICTED by Manhattan Grand Jury


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2023 Mar 30, 2:35pm   21,103 views  197 comments

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Trump indicted.



Link to NYT Article:
https://archive.is/IsPTb


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74   AmericanKulak   2023 Apr 1, 6:49pm  

jazz_music says


The best part of being woke is MAGA tears in my cup

I'm not crying, I'm laughing.

Either this will be another: "And if it hadn't been for those meddling Frogs and the Constitution, I would have gotten away with it this time." on the part of Demedia

OR

It will accelerate things and get us to the moment of Tension.
75   AmericanKulak   2023 Apr 1, 7:03pm  




On a lighter note, when we win, in 2-3 generations the Thomas Paine of our time will be a guy whose alias was a defecating White Cat. Kids will definitely remember him.
76   AmericanKulak   2023 Apr 1, 7:26pm  

More heroes of the American Revolution 2.0

Alex Stein and Dontarius, his wife's black boyfriend.



"What are you guys doing later? Cutting off a kid's penis?"
77   Patrick   2023 Apr 1, 7:43pm  

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/03/manhattan-da-alvin-bragg-admits-he-used-federal-funds-in-trump-investigation/


Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg Admits He Used Federal Dollars in Trump Investigation – Who Approved This?
By Cristina Laila Mar. 31, 2023
79   AD   2023 Apr 1, 9:30pm  

AmericanKulak says





On a lighter note, when we win, in 2-3 generations the Thomas Paine of our time will be a guy whose alias was a defecating White Cat. Kids will definitely remember him.


...

Jade Sacker accompanied John Sullivan into the Capitol building. Sacker claims to be a journalist for CNN and other mainstream media outlets.

She appears to not have been searched or arrested by the FBI, yet Steven Baker has been arrested for doing the same as Sacker.

Baker is a journalist and filmed inside the Capitol building. He stated the DOJ has made threats to him because he has been very vocal recently about the January 6 protest as well as Biden Admin abuses of power.

Is Jade Sacker getting special treatment because she claims to be associated with left wing or mainstream media outlets ?

If yes, then there is no equal justice under the law during the Biden Administration.

Remember the Founding Fathers stated part of the reason for their rebellion was that there was no sense of fairness to the legal system.

.
80   richwicks   2023 Apr 1, 9:52pm  

ad says

If yes, then there is no equal justice under the law during the Biden Administration.


There isn't equal justice. This man hasn't been indicted.


original link


There hasn't been equal justice in quite some time. There are actors that constantly overdosed on drugs in the 1980's and 1990's - they never went to jail, why not? They were purchasing illegal drugs. You'd have been fucked if you did that back then.
81   clambo   2023 Apr 1, 10:19pm  

New York is fucked.
It's going to have crime forever; the federal government created gangster breeding farms, and subsidized hood rats to breed bastard children who grow up to be criminals.
The local government then has to employ an army of cops at huge expense to try to control them.,
Middle class people are taxed to death as they try to avoid being mugged or murdered.
No wonder 50% of NYC is foreign; the New Yorkers escaped.
"New York's alright until they push you in front of a subway." Fear
82   richwicks   2023 Apr 1, 10:29pm  

clambo says

New York is fucked.
It's going to have crime forever; the federal government created gangster breeding farms, and subsidized hood rats to breed bastard children who grow up to be criminals.
The local government then has to employ an army of cops at huge expense to try to control them.,
Middle class people are taxed to death as they try to avoid being mugged or murdered.
No wonder 50% of NYC is foreign; the New Yorkers escaped.
"New York's alright until they push you in front of a subway." Fear


You know Japan has very low crime rates, and the government actively tries to reduce criminality?

They are in demographic decline, but I wouldn't be surprised to see them as the masters of the world in 1,000 years.
83   NDrLoR   2023 Apr 2, 8:13am  

richwicks says

You know Japan has very low crime rates
They're also ethnically the same, shared heritage and beliefs which usually results in lower crime.
84   richwicks   2023 Apr 2, 9:13am  

NDrLoR says


richwicks says


You know Japan has very low crime rates
They're also ethnically the same, shared heritage and beliefs which usually results in lower crime.



The question of genetics versus culture is not resolved.

I am very well aware there is real systemic racism within the United States. It's FAR easier for a black woman to get onto welfare than for a white woman. If a woman gets knocked up by male A, she gets some amount of money for child care from that man. If she gets knocked up twice by that man, the amount goes up but it doesn't double, but if she is knocked up by male B - it DOES double.

There is an economic incentive for black women to not marry, and to have multiple partners to produce children. I do not believe that racial differences are entirely based on race, I think the government has a heavy hand in this.

There's nothing like that shit in Japan.

We wouldn't have such a crime problem in the US, if we simply prosecuted criminals. Our prisons are torture centers that produce MORE criminality, not less, they are not reform institutions. Seriously, how expensive is it to house a person in a small room for multiple years? How difficult it is it to prevent a visitor from smuggling in a cell phone or a knife? I could seriously more easily smuggle in a phone into a prison than I could onto an airplane - not that I'd have to smuggle a phone onto an airplane.

How difficult is it to track prisoners, to record what is going on, to have video of a murder or a rape in prison? This is TRIVIAL with today's technology. We could have an entirely non violent prison population in which reform is implemented, in which skills are taught, in which even prisoners could be taught to build their own housing, and be productive to wider society at the same time. Just ship them off to the middle of nowhere, and put them to work, what they build they live in. They can be given productive jobs as well. Violent offenders can be segregated, and continually watched.

We could have a prestigious, great society, if we wanted.
85   rocketjoe79   2023 Apr 2, 9:55am  

Ceffer says

This is a classical Royalist maneuver to get Trump into position for assassination. You can bet those New York courts are loaded with CIA black bag EMP and poison dart weapons if Trump actually shows up. It might also be a good place for Trump military to wipe out a few black hat Deep State assassins under pretense. It'll be the covert ops OK Corral. The ninjas will be dancing and leaping everywhere.

It'd be funny if Trump escapes clean but KommieKunt judges and DA's get taken down in a crossfire. Maybe the offices and courts will be turned to dust by one of those leftover DEW's they used on 9/11.

I loved it on the Law&Order shows, whenever the DAs or the police said: "We can protect you", you knew the guy/gal was dead meat before the program was over.

The Tom Cruise/Cameron Diaz movie "Night and Day" quote: "If they say it's 'for your safety' or "for your protection' - run."
86   rocketjoe79   2023 Apr 2, 10:01am  

clambo says

New York is fucked.
It's going to have crime forever; the federal government created gangster breeding farms, and subsidized hood rats to breed bastard children who grow up to be criminals.
The local government then has to employ an army of cops at huge expense to try to control them.,
Middle class people are taxed to death as they try to avoid being mugged or murdered.
No wonder 50% of NYC is foreign; the New Yorkers escaped.
"New York's alright until they push you in front of a subway." Fear

Please, calling some New Yorkers "Hood Rats" is insulting to actual NY rats. These flea-bitten, disease-carrying harbingers of inner-city decay continue to outpace all efforts at eradication. All hail the Rats of NY!!
88   Patrick   2023 Apr 2, 10:47am  

https://babylonbee.com/news/trumps-been-indicted-here-are-the-9-things-that-happen-next


Now that former President Trump has officially been indicted, everyone wants to know how this whole ordeal will unfold. Here are the nine things that will be happening next:

Trump will take the best, most beautiful mugshot the world has ever seen - that NFT is going to be YUGE.
The entire NYPD will wait in line to take selfies with him - it's tough being a hated criminal.
Trump will be stripped nude and marched through the city with a pagan priest yelling "shame!" and ringing a bell - pretty standard.
Trump's lawyers will file to dismiss the case on the grounds that a man and his mistress can't be charged with the same crime - checkmate, Alvin!
The judge will then determine Trump's guilt by having him tossed into the Hudson to see if he floats - luckily, Big Macs are pretty buoyant.
Trump will be thrown in jail, where Epstein's prison guards will be called out of retirement for one last mission - uh oh!
Dementors will attempt to suck Trump's life force away, but he will ward them off with a patronus of himself - we hear it takes the shape of a buffalo.
Trump will escape prison by slowly tunneling his way out behind a poster of Stormy Daniels - brilliant.
Every other politician will also be arrested for their crimes - hahahaha just kidding!
89   Ceffer   2023 Apr 2, 10:56am  

NDrLoR says

richwicks says

You know Japan has very low crime rates
They're also ethnically the same, shared heritage and beliefs which usually results in lower crime.

Apparently, not as low as one might think. The Japanese have a more compartmentalized system, with the criminal elements part of the governance. When somebody avails themselves of the services of the criminal government, the standard government will barely if at all protect them, as long as the criminal elements stay in their lane.

There are stories of Yakuza chasing citizens in the street, and the police just acting as if nothing is happening. The system seems to acknowledge that crime provides services to wayward citizens, but they are then subject to laws of the criminal jungle by their own accord and are kind of self fucked.
90   mell   2023 Apr 2, 11:54am  

Ceffer says


NDrLoR says


richwicks says

You know Japan has very low crime rates
They're also ethnically the same, shared heritage and beliefs which usually results in lower crime.

Apparently, not as low as one might think. The Japanese have a more compartmentalized system, with the criminal elements part of the governance. When somebody avails themselves of the services of the criminal government, the standard government will barely if at all protect them, as long as the criminal elements stay in their lane.

There are stories of Yakuza chasing citizens in the street, and the police just acting as if nothing is happening. The system seems to acknowledge that crime provides services to wayward citizens, but they are then subject to laws of the criminal jungle by their own accord and are kind of self fucked.


Maybe so and while that ain't right it's better than leftoid lawlessness. Similar to the Mafia regulating their turf in Italy. Is it wrong? Yes. Is it better than a horde of joggers descending on the country, robbing and looting (and killing) everyone, raping their daugters (and like trans fucks desecrating 100s of years of Christian decency and traditions), except for the corrupt leftoid traitor politicians who get private security on taxpayer dime? Surely so!
92   Patrick   2023 Apr 2, 4:50pm  

https://trendingpoliticsnews.com/wapo-fact-checker-gets-humiliated-by-twitters-community-notes-after-claiming-alvin-bragg-isnt-backed-by-soros/


Far-left Washington Post Editor Glenn Kessler tried his best to defend Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg against claims that he is “backed” by Soros, but he got utterly embarrassed in the process. Kessler published a piece called “The incendiary claim that George Soros ‘funds’ Alvin Bragg”, but his story had some major holes in it.

His “fact check” claims there are “no links” between Soros and Bragg, but the Twitter “Community Notes” feature set the record straight. ...
93   rocketjoe79   2023 Apr 2, 9:05pm  

Now talk of a gag order from the Judge. Does this mean Trump can't Campaign?? Sounds like the outcome the dems wanted. Silence Trump.
94   WookieMan   2023 Apr 2, 10:16pm  

rocketjoe79 says

Now talk of a gag order from the Judge. Does this mean Trump can't Campaign?? Sounds like the outcome the dems wanted. Silence Trump.

He can't talk about case specifics. It's a gray area, especially in this case. But he can still campaign. He'll just say stuff like "you know what they're doing to me, you've seen, it's the worst I've seen ever and it will tear the country apart." As long as he doesn't mention the indictment or case I think he's fine.

This is quite possibly the dumbest thing Dems could have done. ALL Dem House Reps are shitting their pants right now. I don't know what Senators are up for reelection, but this could turn into a bloodbath.

We'll see what the charges are, but it seems like a charge for accounting for too many meals with clients for yourself type charge. Which is usually just a fine and you move on. If he paid Cohen for any other legal fees in that tax year the whole thing is dead in the water. Trump doesn't do his own taxes, the accountant likely signed them. They have E&O insurance.

If there's $120k to Cohen and that was it, from campaign funds, then it gets tricky. It's all about what he paid Cohen overall during a specific timeline really and when. If there's $200k on the ledger to Cohen, then this is probably over pretty quickly. Bragg probably doesn't have all the info that a trial would bring and he likely is ending his career. But will sell a book or become an analyst. These people aren't as stupid as they seem.
95   richwicks   2023 Apr 3, 12:28am  

Ceffer says

Apparently, not as low as one might think. The Japanese have a more compartmentalized system, with the criminal elements part of the governance. When somebody avails themselves of the services of the criminal government, the standard government will barely if at all protect them, as long as the criminal elements stay in their lane.


You may be right. I've not been to Japan, but I listen to people who are expats in that area. It's an orderly, crime free area, according to them.

There's a guy that hangs out in front of the store I go to that is homeless, he's a aggressive, abusive, black man who has repeatedly threatened me and other people. He is terribly racist. Such a thing is unheard of in Japan. Such a man would be arrested and removed in Japan from my understanding.

Mafia control in Japan is not unexpected, we have mafia control here, but to a far lesser extent. Organized crime is probably better than disorganized crime.
96   Tenpoundbass   2023 Apr 3, 7:01am  

I hope Trump gives them the middle finger in his booking photo. Ala Johnny Cash.
At this point it will only help make him Legender.
97   WookieMan   2023 Apr 3, 7:56am  

richwicks says

There's a guy that hangs out in front of the store I go to that is homeless, he's a aggressive, abusive, black man who has repeatedly threatened me and other people.

Not a joke, my BIL would just deck bums that came up to him in Chicago if they were harassing and threatening him.

At the end of the day these are mentally ill people and the cops aren't going to care or do anything about it. If anything they appreciate it if you put them to sleep and it's one less call they have to deal with about the guy fucking with people. Just make sure not to kill him is the only caveat, which is unpredictable depending how they fall unless you grab the shirt during the punch. Not advice, but if it is constant it's an option.

At some point with defund the police shit, citizens just need to take things into their own hands. Worst case is a misdemeanor battery charge. Basically a traffic ticket. Just will show up on your record and depending on employer that might impact that. I don't think a cop would charge you though. They likely have met the guy multiple times if it's a constant barrage every time you go to the store.
98   Patrick   2023 Apr 3, 10:55am  

https://kunstler.com/clusterfuck-nation/hows-that-war-going/


This degenerate wickedness has been escalating since one Donald Trump stepped onstage years ago. The “Joe Biden” regime affects to have trapped him finally in the lair of Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg. Now the game gets interesting. Since the charges are the sheerest vapor, the actual aim of this prosecution, as Tom Luongo and Martin Armstrong point out, is to goad Mr. Trump into a civil contempt citation that will allow the New York authorities to lock him up. The judge in the case will impose a gag order on Mr. Trump speaking out about the proceedings against him, and when he opens his yap — as he is certain to do — they’ll throw a net around him and drag him off to the hoosegow, and try to keep him there indefinitely, as they kept the Jan 6 suspects in the DC jail. That is, if the Bragg operation in New York City can extract the former president from the state of Florida, which may not be so easy, now that Governor DeSantis has indicated a disinclination to allow it.

As to the case itself, a judge with any self-respect would toss it in a pre-trial hearing like a six-day-dead carp at the slightest prompting by a defense attorney — based, as it is, on multiple specious novelties of criminal law, not to mention being well beyond the statute of limitations. If it can actually get to trial, the prosecution will be a jurisprudential joke for the ages. If they get a Big Apple jury to go along with the joke, it will be short-listed through the appeals process clean up to the Supreme Court in a New York minute.

And if that whole thing falls apart like the janky jenga tower it is, there are two other cases in the wings — the bullshit case in Fulton County, Georgia, where the grand jury process was already compromised by a jury fore-person, self-identified as a “witch,” shooting her mouth off to the press; and the operation out of the DC Federal District run by one Special Counsel Jack Smith in the Mar-a-Lago classified papers matter — another loser case, considering all the other high officials currently entangled in similar complaints, as yet unmolested by any official charges.

Sound like a plan? Yes, it sounds like a plan to foment a civil war. Especially considering all the other crap our country is being subjected to by a bureaucracy-gone-wild, the regime fronting for it, and its legions of mentally ill useful idiots disturbing the peace all over the land. Probably more than half of the people in our country realize that the legal system has been hijacked by the same rogues who infiltrated social media and the state boards of election. They are getting good and goddam sick of it, along with all the mental twerkery around transgenderism, race hustling, climate change, and Ukraine. I’m sure it means we’re in for a thrilling spring and summer.
100   Tenpoundbass   2023 Apr 3, 11:04am  

richwicks says

Organized crime is probably better than disorganized crime.


My father always credited Organized Crime "The Mafia" for keeping the communist at bay in the early Cold War.
If you think about it, Bolshevism and Marxists clash with Mafia objectives. Mafia needs a thriving economy for their extortion rackets to work. Marxists want to destroy the businesses that the Mafia preys on. That protection money also kept the Commies at bay, as well as Criminals.
101   Eric Holder   2023 Apr 3, 11:26am  

rocketjoe79 says

Now talk of a gag order from the Judge. Does this mean Trump can't Campaign?


AFAIK, gag orders are more specific than just "shut up and don't talk at all".
102   The_Deplorable   2023 Apr 3, 1:14pm  

rocketjoe79 says
"Does this mean Trump can't Campaign?? Sounds like the outcome the dems wanted. Silence Trump."

The prevailing wisdom here is that you cannot have one state, in this case New York, interfere with the presidential election of the United States.

The_Deplorable
103   AmericanKulak   2023 Apr 3, 1:20pm  

Massive crowds line the streets as Trump drives to PBI for his flight to NY


107   richwicks   2023 Apr 4, 8:14am  

WookieMan says

At the end of the day these are mentally ill people and the cops aren't going to care or do anything about it. If anything they appreciate it if you put them to sleep and it's one less call they have to deal with about the guy fucking with people. Just make sure not to kill him is the only caveat, which is unpredictable depending how they fall unless you grab the shirt during the punch. Not advice, but if it is constant it's an option.


I can handle myself pretty well by just talking and I don't tend to get riled easily, and I can't feel an insult from somebody I don't respect or know. I doubt there will ever be an altercation.
108   clambo   2023 Apr 4, 8:28am  

Above people are discussing crime in Japan.
I have been to Japan twice; the second time was an extensive stay and I visited many parts of the country.
An interesting thing is the signs in places which prohibit gangsters; they say "no tattoos allowed."
This weeds out the obvious Yakuza types.
If there is crime in Japan, I don't know where you would find it.
An interesting cultural feature in Japan is someone won't do something which would "dishonor my ancestors."
This is a quaint concept but I heard it, and it's probably bullshit but some people will adhere to it.
I had a nice time in Japan and it's interesting there; although it's crowded and hectic in Tokyo, in the other areas it's pretty peaceful outside of cities of course.
It was like a time machine in 1988; I visited a small island where the workers seemed to be old ladies; they were growing abalone and pearls and other stuff.
109   Patrick   2023 Apr 4, 12:19pm  

https://sashastone.substack.com/p/open-thread-the-madness-of-indecency/comments


It’s hard to believe that we’re living through this moment in history, made worse by the angry mobs showing up in New York to taunt and attempt to coax Trump supporters into violence, just so that they can prove all of their madness has been justified. How petty and gross they are, especially in the nonstop television coverage for ratings.

The Democrats have manufactured their own crisis for seven years and they’re dragging the country through pain and polarization just to stay in power. They need Trump to scare people to the polls. But how long can that last? Sooner or later, it’s all going to collapse. At least we have something to look forward to.

I miss the Left I used to know. I miss when they were decent and sensible people instead of a fanatic cult throwing fits when they don’t get their way. They are the ones who can’t control their rage and anger. They have lost their minds and lost their way.

This day in history will always be a reminder of what happened to them. This indictment shows the world who THEY are - with their ongoing show trials and their mass hysteria.

I will do everything I can to ensure their loss in 2024.
110   Patrick   2023 Apr 4, 12:36pm  

https://slaynews.com/news/americans-more-likely-vote-trump-post-indictment-poll/


Americans Now More Likely to Vote for Trump, Post-Indictment Poll Shows
111   clambo   2023 Apr 4, 2:59pm  

I'm old enough to remember the 60's.
Young people weren't such assholes then.
They didn't want to be sent to Vietnam and didn't like to get busted for weed; but they were not welfare losers, trans drag queens bothering children.
The losers today are crazy.
Edit: They were largely self-sufficient, nobody had a credit card, they didn't have communist views, nobody expected to have loans forgiven etc.
112   RWSGFY   2023 Apr 4, 3:32pm  

The_Deplorable says

rocketjoe79 says

"Does this mean Trump can't Campaign?? Sounds like the outcome the dems wanted. Silence Trump."

The prevailing wisdom here is that you cannot have one state, in this case New York, interfere with the presidential election of the United States.

The_Deplorable


I'll play a devil's advocate here: what is this "cannot"
based upon? A law? A tradition? An opinion?
113   RWSGFY   2023 Apr 4, 3:39pm  

This guy was against investigating a presidential candidate until he was for it (albeit the candidate is different this time):




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