The Witch Hunt Revealed

[pchang]

Uh oh. No collusion?

[spambot]

A relevant portion of dialog from this episode has been transcribed below:

Narrator: The people were ready to believe. Like sheep they ran to the slaughterhouse. And waiting for them was the high priest of fraud.

Trump: I am the only one. Trust me. I can build a wall around your homes that nothing will penetrate.

Townperson: What do we do? How can we save ourselves?

Trump: You ask how do you build that wall. You ask, and I’m here to tell you.

A representative for MeTV, a Chicago network that airs reruns of Trackdown, confirmed that the episode was real.

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/trackdown-trump-character-wall/

omg...

[Kidlicious]

Ok

[Proteus_MST]

I just tried to follow the reasoning of the judge, who obviously falsely assumed that Flynn still was a paid agent of Erdogan when he got into the WH

[Kidlicious]

Kidicious: That didn't happen.

Proteus: But you can imagine how bad that would be if it did.

[Proteus_MST]

A special counsel is investigating lobbyists and liars

Jep, I guess this is rather normal that the people, a special counsel investigates, are liars.
Guess therefore it is also standard for special counsels to not make themselves dependent on witness statements, but to also look through the paper trail and the trail of the money

and a judge thinks this might be about treason, but just have some more flavored drink Dumb frick Dinner.

Well, it might have been, if Flynn still had been on the payroll of the turkish government when he took his office in the WH

[Kidlicious]

He has accepted it, twice, in court, dullard.

You see there is the real world and the fantasy world you have made up on your diseased little mind. The two shall never meet.

A special counsel is investigating lobbyists and liars and a judge thinks this might be about treason, but just have some more flavored drink Dumb frick Dinner.

[Kidlicious]

One thing that can't be denied is that the judge's behaviour was unacceptable. No one should ever have to be judged by a judge that ever thought that you were a traitor or guilty of treason.

Former Attorney General Michael Mukasey took issue Wednesday with the "inexplicable" conduct by U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan at the sentencing hearing of former national security adviser Michael Flynn.

Sullivan postponed Tuesdaythe sentencing of Flynn - citing his unfinished cooperation with Special Counsel Robert Mueller - but not before offering scathing comments, including asking prosecutors whether Flynn committed treason.

In a hearing that Fox News' Catherine Herridge describedas "one of the most dramatic" she has ever seen, Sullivan repeatedly asked Flynn's lawyers if he wished to withdraw his guilty plea over acccusations of misconduct by the FBI.

Flynn stood by his guilty plea for making false statements to the FBI in a Jan. 2017 interview at the White House.

[Dinner]

If Flynn rejects this guilty plea, which he should, and Judge Sullivan thinks he should, guess what he gets? Discovery. That means that he has access to ALL the documents which might be exculpatory evidence. That's a lot of stuff Mueller does not want anyone to see. Mueller already has that problem with his indictments of the Russians.

I don't think Mueller has any good case against Flynn. But he has something else to threaten Flynn with.

He has accepted it, twice, in court, dullard.

You see there is the real world and the fantasy world you have made up on your diseased little mind. The two shall never meet.

[pchang]

Indictments are focused documents. It would concentrate on the people being indicted.

[Aeson]

Plea deal gets lower charges?!?!?

[Broken_Erika]

Cooperation is merely another step towards Communism!!!

[rah]

Cooperation, repeat after me, cooperation. It's a time honored tradition.

[Kidlicious]

Flynn would also open himself up to ALL possible charges from ALL his actions.
The judge gave him at least 3 distinct chances to back out and change his plea yesterday, and Flynn strongly and directly refused each time.

And no matter how many times you gleefully type your new favorite word, exculpatory, it doesn't actually mean that such evidence exists.

If Flynn did something bad why is he able to do this plea deal to get away with it? To get some Turkish lobbyists?

[-Jrabbit]

Flynn would also open himself up to ALL possible charges from ALL his actions.
The judge gave him at least 3 distinct chances to back out and change his plea yesterday, and Flynn strongly and directly refused each time.

And no matter how many times you gleefully type your new favorite word, exculpatory, it doesn't actually mean that such evidence exists.