Sounds like you need to become a whistleblower and go talk to the FBI yourself, then?
Legolas Send a noteboard - 06/12/2024 11:37:00 AM
View original postI can't say how I know due to attorney-client privilege, but I know that Joe Biden took money from Burisma personally. They'll never actually find the real transfers for a lot of reasons. The "10% for the big guy" might be the closest we get in open source documents.
If you have such information, why aren't you telling that to law enforcement instead of on a random message board read by about 10 people?
View original postAs for Shokin, the EU wasn't investigating him. It was only after Polish ex-president Alexander Kwasniewski pushed them that they and the IMF "agreed" with Ukraine liaison Joe Biden. Kwasniewski was on the board of Burisma, too. Funny, that.
So if I understand it right, you expect me to believe all of the following:
- Contrary to what the US, EU, IMF and Ukrainian parliament all stated, and despite having no tangible results to show for it, Shokin was actually achieving a lot during his brief term in office and scaring Burisma so much that they were willing to spend huge sums on getting him fired and replaced by someone else.
- When British law enforcement opened its own investigation into Burisma's owner at that time and got no cooperation whatsoever from Shokin's office, there was some sort of brilliant master plan behind that, instead of the obvious explanation of Shokin dragging his feet on investigating Burisma.
- Despite all evidence to the contrary before, during and after his term in office, Shokin is not in fact personally corrupt, or alternatively is corrupt but still remains a more credible witness about the reason for his firing than, well, pretty much everybody else.
- Biden and Kwasniewski had enough power to singlehandedly determine the position of the US, EU and IMF about Shokin, or bribed enough people to make that happen
- The US establishment in general is so corrupt and its law enforcement so supremely useless that Joe Biden felt confident enough to loudly boast about his actions, despite his corrupt reasons for them
I'm sure you can see why I would need to see a LOT of hard evidence before believing any of those things, never mind all of them.
View original postOh, and let's not forget what the Ukrainian parliament did - they couldn't find a reputable attorney willing to act as chief prosecutor and not investigate Burisma, so they CHANGED THE UKRAINIAN LAW ON THE CHIEF PROSECUTOR TO REMOVE THE REQUIREMENT THAT HE HAVE ANY LEGAL BACKGROUND WHATSOEVER, in an emergency session, to find a hack willing to play along with Biden's demand.
I don't know about this part, but I'm sure you can see why I don't consider it relevant until I see reason to believe that Shokin was actually making more progress on the Burisma case than the people who came after him.
View original postThere aren't any conspiracy theories there. It's all pretty open and brazen. Kwasniewski lobbied the EU and IMF, Biden lobbied the US, suddenly everyone speaks "in unison" and then suddenly Ukraine has to replace him with a political hack with no legal experience or law degree.
Apart from your claim to have personal knowledge based on attorney-client privilege, which obviously I have no way of verifying either way, most of the rest of what you say is pure conspiracy theory - claiming that the established facts as reported by the media are completely wrong and providing alternative explanations without any actual proof.
No Fucks Left to Give Joe tosses Hunter a blanket pardon
02/12/2024 09:23:33 PM
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I think if he hadn't said he wouldn't pardon his son, then this would be a non-issue.
03/12/2024 12:53:15 PM
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Re: I think if he hadn't said he wouldn't pardon his son, then this would be a non-issue.
03/12/2024 01:32:17 PM
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I don't agree with that - it would've been a serious issue still.
03/12/2024 05:56:18 PM
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How about this?
04/12/2024 03:43:52 AM
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I don't believe he'd been sentenced for those crimes, yet, had he?
04/12/2024 07:14:04 AM
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Per 'old news', his sentencing dates were Dec 12 for the gun charge and 16 for tax evasion
04/12/2024 01:30:11 PM
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Trump was already going to pardon all the J6 defendants, though.
04/12/2024 07:18:56 AM
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Re: Trump was already going to pardon all the J6 defendants, though.
04/12/2024 02:07:41 PM
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Ugh, I hate this 'they're all the same' rhetoric.
04/12/2024 09:22:38 PM
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I respectfully disagree.
04/12/2024 11:09:07 PM
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Seems like we're kind of talking past each other here.
05/12/2024 11:39:02 PM
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Trump had quite a few successes in his first term
06/12/2024 02:45:32 PM
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You mean his administration and Congress had those successes.
06/12/2024 10:12:25 PM
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No, I mean him. *NM*
07/12/2024 12:38:27 AM
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Okay, then I guess we're not debating it, as you like. *NM*
07/12/2024 08:54:03 AM
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The achievements of the administration are attributed to the President.
08/12/2024 10:50:43 AM
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Some people also think the earth is flat.
08/12/2024 06:29:37 PM
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Le sigh
08/12/2024 09:03:01 PM
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Make up your mind already.
08/12/2024 10:30:11 PM
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I listed his/the administration's achievements. What is there to debate?
08/12/2024 11:03:15 PM
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Debate tends to involve a back and forth, not just one side stating their views.
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Re: You mean his administration and Congress had those successes.
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That, and way overpromise on what can actually be achieved by cracking down on China.
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Re: That, and way overpromise on what can actually be achieved by cracking down on China.
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Hm. It doesn't seem like we disagree that much on the 'true partnerships' then.
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Re: Hm. It doesn't seem like we disagree that much on the 'true partnerships' then.
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I see what you're saying, but I think that approach only works in the short term
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Re: I see what you're saying, but I think that approach only works in the short term
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I mostly agree, with one giant caveat
05/12/2024 02:56:02 PM
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We've been over this - some of this is true, some is, at a minimum, not proven that I ever saw.
05/12/2024 11:18:24 PM
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I know it was factually true
06/12/2024 12:46:44 AM
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Sounds like you need to become a whistleblower and go talk to the FBI yourself, then?
06/12/2024 11:37:00 AM
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Typically, whistle blower and attorney client privilege are not viewed as compatible.
06/12/2024 03:57:12 PM
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I have a clearance
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Re: I have a clearance
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Seriously?
06/12/2024 10:28:07 PM
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I can't believe I'm siding with Tom here
07/12/2024 01:50:15 AM
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I guess you kinda have to with your profession.
07/12/2024 07:46:01 PM
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You're CLEARLY a Harris plant
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Hah, you got me!
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Re: Hah, you got me!
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It's true that both parties have contributed to the decline of political norms/courtesies, yes.
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Re: It's true that both parties have contributed to the decline of political norms/courtesies, yes.
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