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| Posted: Mon Mar 11, 2024 11:51 am Post subject: |
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she is so funny.... gets interpreters to do the real trumps
Florida Man, Yelp Mafia, Pink Tax - Desi Lydic’s Best Field Pieces | The Daily Show
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YILFc7TfiJ4
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| Posted: Thu Apr 04, 2024 6:03 pm Post subject: |
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so right winger Qanon attacks FBI office and not front page.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/trump-melts-down-on-truth-social-over-jack-smith-attacking-judge-aileen-cannon/ar-BB1l4K5C?ocid=winp2fptaskbar&cvid=fb601bd48622465faa185f2062e23de2&ei=147
QAnon conspiracy theorist accused in Atlanta FBI attack: report
and here is a right winger threatening the life of a judge.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/ny-man-charged-with-making-death-threats-against-ag-james-judge-engoron-if-trump-fraud-case-not-dropped/ar-BB1l5A1F?
NY man charged with making death threats against AG James, Judge Engoron if Trump fraud case not dropped
| Quote: | NEW YORK — An upstate New York man allegedly threatened state Attorney General Letitia James and Manhattan Judge Arthur Engoron with “death and physical harm” if they didn’t drop the civil fraud case against Donald Trump.
Tyler Vogel, 26, of Lancaster, faces felony charges for allegedly making terroristic threats against James and Engoron in a series of late-night texts on March 24, according to court records. Vogel, who also faces aggravated harassment charges, obtained their phone numbers through a paid website, the Erie County district attorney’s office alleged, declining to identify the AG or the judge as the targets.
Vogel was held without bail at his arraignment last week pending the outcome of a forensic examination and is expected to appear back in court on April 9. Lancaster Town Court Justice David Stabler ordered him to refrain from contacting the AG or the judge.
Spokespeople for the AG and the state Office of Court Administration declined to comment. The alleged threats are the latest in a steady stream levied against officials involved in Trump’s New York cases over the last 12 months. Engoron’s Long Island home was targeted with a bogus bomb threat ahead of closing arguments at the fraud trial in January.
Trump was found liable for large-scale fraud on both ends of his Manhattan Supreme Court civil fraud trial that lasted almost three months. In a pretrial ruling, Engoron found that Trump and his top company executives at the Trump Organization exaggerated the values of his properties for years in annual financial statements, sometimes by billions, as they sought fruitful loan terms and other benefits they weren’t entitled to while doing business.
Related video: Lawrence: Judge expands Trump gag order noting 'the threat is very real' (MSNBC)
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Lawrence: Judge expands Trump gag order noting 'the threat is very real'
After the trial, Engoron determined the fraud was intentional and that Trump and his execs broke multiple state laws. He ordered them to pay at least $464 million in penalties, including interest, with the vast majority of that sum owed by Trump. The judge also placed the company under years-long strict supervision and issued temporary industry bans against Trump and his sons, Eric and Don Jr., as well as permanent bans against former finance executives Allen Weisselberg and Jeffrey McConney.
Trump’s legal defense team argued that the conduct was standard in the real estate biz, that banks and lenders were warned to do their own homework, and that the former president always repaid his loans.
The industry bans are temporarily on ice as Trump and his execs fight to get the judgments overturned. An appeals court recently allowed Trump to post a bond of $175 million as a guarantee he’ll be good to cough up around half a billion dollars if he loses his appeal down the line after his lawyers said it was “practically impossible” to come up with the total amount. According to The New York Times, Trump secured the mammoth sum from California auto loan billionaire Don Hankey, known for offering high-interest loans to borrowers with bad credit.
Vogel faces up to seven years in prison if convicted. The New York Daily News could not identify his lawyer to request comment.
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| Posted: Wed May 01, 2024 5:54 pm Post subject: |
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notice these are not headlines in the papers...
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/montana-man-gets-2-1-2-years-in-prison-for-leaving-threatening-voicemails-for-senator-jon-tester/ar-AA1o05as?
Montana man gets 2 1/2 years in prison for leaving threatening voicemails for Senator Jon Tester
| Quote: | BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — A Montana man who pleaded guilty to leaving voicemail messages threatening to kill Democratic U.S. Sen. Jon Tester and his family was sentenced Wednesday to 2 1/2 years in prison, the U.S. Attorney's Office said.
Anthony James Cross, 30, of Billings pleaded guilty in January to making threats to injure and murder a U.S. senator.
District Court Judge Susan Watters accepted a plea agreement that called for dismissing a charge that Cross made threats against President Joe Biden.
Tester's office did not immediately respond to an emailed request seeking comment. His office has declined to comment for previous stories about the case.
Threats against public officials in the U.S. have been steadily climbing in recent years, including against members of Congress and their spouses, election workers and local elected officials.
Another Montana man, Kevin Patrick Smith of Kalispell, was sentenced to 2 1/2 years in prison in August 2023 for threatening to kill Tester in voicemails left at the senator's office in Kalispell. |
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| Funny thread considering no one seems to be more hate filled than you. Did you know that most of your posts have the same tone and mentality of those who are in cults? But then, hasn't politics really become cult-like in so many ways? Perhaps political leaders should be addressed as "cult leaders" and those like yourself as "cult member". |
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real-human
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| Still-Waters wrote: | | Funny thread considering no one seems to be more hate filled than you. Did you know that most of your posts have the same tone and mentality of those who are in cults? But then, hasn't politics really become cult-like in so many ways? Perhaps political leaders should be addressed as "cult leaders" and those like yourself as "cult member". |
troll post,
can not debate the cited sources to back it up. So the hater from Canada wants to interfere with american elections as a troll.
I see you support people who call in threats.
I do remember you threatening to the effect to bring a van into the usa with explosives to go after me...
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bet this will not be front page of the right wing hate media that loves its fake news from trumps pecker.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/man-who-bragged-that-he-fed-an-officer-to-the-mob-of-capitol-rioters-gets-nearly-5-years-in-prison/ar-AA1o334E?ocid=winp2fptaskbar&cvid=6639273df806424dbd26f1a092a86e2d&ei=7
Man who bragged that he 'fed' an officer to the mob of Capitol rioters gets nearly 5 years in prison
| Quote: | WASHINGTON (AP) — A Georgia business owner who bragged that he “fed” a police officer to a mob of rioters storming the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, was sentenced on Thursday to nearly five years in prison for his repeated attacks on law enforcement during the insurrection.
Jack Wade Whitton struck an officer with a metal crutch and dragged him — head first and face down — into the crowd on the Capitol's Lower West Terrace. Whitton later boasted in a text message that he “fed him to the people.”
Roughly 20 minutes later, Whitton tried to pull a second officer into the crowd, prosecutors say. He also kicked at, threatened and threw a construction pylon at officers trying to hold off the mob of then-President Donald Trump's supporters.
“You’re gonna die tonight!” he shouted at police after striking an officer's riot shield.
Whitton, of Locust Grove, Georgia, expressed remorse for his “horrible” actions on Jan. 6 before U.S. District Judge Rudolph Contreras sentenced him to four years and nine months in prison. The 33-year-old will get credit for the three years that he has been jailed since his arrest.
"I tell you with confidence: I have changed," Whitton told the judge.
Whitton, who pleaded guilty to an assault charge last year, told the judge that he has never been a “political person.”
“I've never been a troublemaker. I've always been a hard worker and a law-abiding citizen," he said.
The judge said the videos of Whitton attacking police are “gruesome.”
“You really were out of control,” the judge told him.
Prosecutors recommended a prison sentence of eight years and one month for Whitton, who owned and operated his own fence building company before his April 2021 arrest.
“Whitton looked for opportunities to attack: In his three documented assaults, he was either a leader or a solitary actor,” prosecutors wrote in a court filing.
Videos show that contemporaneous attacks on police by Whitton and a co-defendant, Justin Jersey, “ignited the rageful onslaught of violence that followed” on the Lower West Terrace, prosecutors said.
“As Whitton and Jersey commenced their assaults, the tenor of the crowd audibly changed,” they wrote. “Other rioters surged towards the Archway and joined the attack, throwing objects at the officers and striking at them with makeshift weapons such as a hockey stick, a pieces of wood, a flagpole, and a police riot shield.”
Whitton was among nine defendants charged in the same attack. Two co-defendants, Logan Barnhart and Jeffrey Sabol, helped Whitton drag an officer into the crowd before other rioters beat the officer with a flagpole and a stolen police baton.
That evening, Whitton texted somebody images of his bloodied hands.
“This is from a bad cop," he wrote. "Yea I fed him to the people. (I don't know) his status. And don’t care (to be honest).”
Defense attorney Komron Jon Maknoon said Whitton traveled to Washington to support his girlfriend because she wanted to “witness an historic event” on Jan. 6, when Trump, a Republican, held a rally as Congress was about to certify his 2020 presidential election loss to Joe Biden, a Democrat.
“While his motives were not politically driven, he does possess a genuine love for his country and shares the desire for a free and fair election, much like any other citizen,” Maknoon wrote.
The judge previously sentenced seven of Whitton's co-defendants to prison terms ranging from two years and six months to five years and 10 months.
More than 1,350 people have been charged with federal crimes related to the Capitol riot. Over 850 of them have been sentenced, with roughly two-thirds receiving a term of imprisonment ranging from a few days to 22 years.
Also on Thursday, a case was unsealed against a Virginia man charged with attacking police officers and an Associated Press photographer during the riot. David A. Marshall Jr., 57, of Alexandria was arrested Wednesday on assault charges.
Marshall also helped rioters take a ladder, stole an officer's baton and bag and used zip ties to close the Capitol's Memorial Doors, preventing police from opening them, according to an FBI agent's affidavit.
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