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19 people indicted in Fulton County's election interference case…

“Hey, nineteen
No, we got nothin' common
No, we can't dance together
No, we can't talk at all
Please take me along when you slide on down.”

Steely Dan

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The mere fact there is a place called the "spin room" at this debate and no one bats an eye at that is insane to me. Was "bullshit arena" too direct?

 

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27 minutes ago, Cairn Horn88 said:

“Hey, nineteen
No, we got nothin' common
No, we can't dance together
No, we can't talk at all
Please take me along when you slide on down.”

Steely Dan

 

Don Jr has a part as well:

 

The Cuervo Gold
The fine Colombian
Make tonight a wonderful thing
(Say it again)
The Cuervo Gold
The fine Colombian
Make tonight a wonderful thing
The Cuervo Gold
The fine Colombian
Make tonight a wonderful thing

Edited by Francisco 2.0
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22 minutes ago, tx ind said:

Gargoyle chiming in is like jamming ice picks in my ears.  Also how far into his 8-ball is he?

A private event was held. A person declined to attend. His +1s were not allowed entry? I’m shocked 

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3 minutes ago, Beau Vine said:

I hate to be old, but Steely Dan's fine Columbian was weed, not coke.  

 

Don't harsh my mellow.

 

(yeah, I know.  But weed, coke, crack, meth, whatnot.  Odds are Don Jr has partaked).

 

 

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Junior said a lot of words, really fast, to say in another way, "I could talk my way in there but I saw they were searching people and I've got 10 grams of blow in my coat pocket, so I'm gonna make it out to be me being a victim here."  

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Hey, that criminal over there told me that the acts I ended up doing were totally legal and compliant with Federal Law. Turns out, that was all bullshit, but can we still have the case put in a Federal Court? Okthanks

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4 hours ago, jimmyjazz said:

This isn't legal, is it?  I got sued once and the first thing my attorney told me was "don't try to park or hide any assets".

It's unlawful in the civil sense in that it can be undone by further litigation.  For guys like most of us, that further litigation to avoid paying a judgment would not be worthwhile.

For perennial grifters like Trump and Alex Jones, it's something they do fairly routinely.

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4 minutes ago, TwiceHorn said:

It's unlawful in the civil sense in that it can be undone by further litigation.  For guys like most of us, that further litigation to avoid paying a judgment would not be worthwhile.

For perennial grifters like Trump and Alex Jones, it's something they do fairly routinely.

So it comes down to the value of the shifted assets vs the cost of litigation . . .

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5 hours ago, Al Bundy's Napoleon Hand said:

Junior: Hey Dad. Remember when I was growing up you told me never to trust anyone, even you?

Don Jr. is a defective Kendall Roy sitting in the bargain bin at Ross Dress for Less.

There is no way this would happen.

 

 

 

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I used to buy dress shirts and ties there.  Perfectly acceptable for a 25 year old dipshit.  They no longer sell them in normal sizing (neck/arm) but just have a bunch of shit hanging in S/M/L/XL racks.  Man, when Ross has abandoned you, you're in a fashion wasteland.  Time for the supp-hose and sandals, I guess.

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1 hour ago, tx ind said:

Gargoyle chiming in is like jamming ice picks in my ears.  Also how far into his 8-ball is he?

Rupert that night.

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Trump's completed the Stormy Daniels Threesome Ruse:

(lying to 2 chicks to get 'em into bed with you, dad?  -Eric)

Lied about his finances with regard to her (currently under indictment for it)

Lied about not having a Criminally Mushroom dick.  Sorry, that's does have a Crimini Mushroom dick.

Lied to her about being 215 when she could clearly not breathe for 75 of the 90 seconds of intercourse.  

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47 minutes ago, jimmyjazz said:

So it comes down to the value of the shifted assets vs the cost of litigation . . .

And the desire to be a fucking pain in the ass even if it may be a losing effort.

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5 minutes ago, BamaATL said:

So if I got this straight, they just admitted to committing a crime, in a court filing, at the direction of their co-conspirators, in a Rico case, in an attempt to get the jurisdiction moved.  So their attempt to move the case is in fact evidence of both crimes and conspiracy, that they fully admit to.  Good work folks?

Is this admissible as evidence once their push to get this moved fails?

It is, at minimum, a prior inconsistent statement if they try to say anything different.

That is also in all likelihood a frivolous removal petition.

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1 minute ago, TwiceHorn said:

It is, at minimum, a prior inconsistent statement if they try to say anything different.

That is also in all likelihood a frivolous removal petition.

Lawyer language = potential perjury charge as well?

I feel pretty confident in agreeing that it is in all likelihood a frivolous petition (from an untrained eye), but I do find it extremely humorous that in said frivolous petition it would appear they confessed and in part made the prosecutor's case, not only against themselves, but also their co-defendants.  

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Just now, jimmyjazz said:

Forgive my inexperience with high falutin cocktails, but what the fuck is that thing?

what my piss looks like after all you can eat bbq and no drinks

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no way.  even a poorly made manhattan wouldn't have that foam on top despite the glass being a match.  probably some randomly themed whiskey cocktail of the bar.

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Here's what I love about these absolute fucking morons -- they are either complete liars, or too stupid to be allowed to walk among us.  Check out this one:

 

Gosh!  It seems like Judge Erdo found that there WERE irregularities in the election!  This changes EVERYTHING!!!!

Wait...what's that?  The full statement he wrote was just that Trump and others made CLAIMS to that effect?

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“Here, then-President Trump’s Gettysburg remarks and his tweet were public,” Erdos wrote. “Moreover, the topic of these statements—claims from third parties and the President himself about irregularities in the Presidential election which on their face called into question the integrity of the election and whether now-President Joseph Biden had been duly elected—was undoubtedly a matter of great public concern.”

Well....ummmm....golly.  Maybe not the bombshell I thought it was, thanks to MagaFReeDomPatriot297 or whoever the fuck is out there retweeting this fucking idiocy.

The ecosystem the live in and foment is a toxic stewpot of 50% idiocy and 50% lies.  And they fucking can't get enough of it.

I hate them.  I hate all of them.  I hope that they either get stupid and attack our government again and get killed doing it, or alternatively, they despair that they aren't winning enough, and they eat a self-administered bullet.  Either way, the more of them who stop drawing breath, the better we all are.

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Probably one of those signature cocktails that has 10 ingredients and is described in such away on the menu that you have no idea what it will actually taste like.

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32 minutes ago, BamaATL said:

So if I got this straight, they just admitted to committing a crime, in a court filing, at the direction of their co-conspirators, in a Rico case, in an attempt to get the jurisdiction moved.  So their attempt to move the case is in fact evidence of both crimes and conspiracy, that they fully admit to.  Good work folks?

Is this admissible as evidence once their push to get this moved fails?

Sorta like Mark "No One Cares About The Hatch Act Outside The Beltway" Meadows arguing he was violating The Hatch Act in his petition to move his case to federal court. 

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2 hours ago, tx ind said:

Gargoyle chiming in is like jamming ice picks in my ears.  Also how far into his 8-ball is he?

You mean how far into his second 8 ball? I'd say at least half way. 

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31 minutes ago, BamaATL said:

Lawyer language = potential perjury charge as well?

I feel pretty confident in agreeing that it is in all likelihood a frivolous petition (from an untrained eye), but I do find it extremely humorous that in said frivolous petition it would appear they confessed and in part made the prosecutor's case, not only against themselves, but also their co-defendants.  

I'm assuming that whether it's a prior inconsistent statement to impeach their testimonies or a judicial admission, it also would be admissible in federal court.

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Here's what I love about these absolute fucking

More succinctly this person surmised that DJT and Elon Musk are fighting "These greedy, power hungry Elite bastards will not get away with hijacking..."

Nevermind that they both are perhaps the biggest examples of greedy power hungry elite bastards in the history of ever. The guy with his own space program, and the guy with the gold toilet, who both have thier own social media companies to stoke thier ego? Yeah those guys give a fuck about the common man.

The mind bottles.


My hvac guy was lamenting that rich people bitch about his prices and feel he shouldn't earn a good living as a blue collar guy. (which I think is bullshit of course and run into this too) While wearing a Let's Go Brandon hat. Bro, Trump doesn't think you deserve a good living, would view you as a hick, and wouldn't even pay you for your services just like so many other contractors. Yet you see him a savior and wear his stupid hat and potentially alienate clients? WTF?

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20 minutes ago, jimmyjazz said:

Forgive my inexperience with high falutin cocktails, but what the fuck is that thing?

 

7 minutes ago, kevwun said:

Probably one of those signature cocktails that has 10 ingredients and is described in such away on the menu that you have no idea what it will actually taste like.

I have no idea.

Here's his response

A number 228. Ok then

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