Georgia Indictment

a reply to: asabuvsobelow

They never have let up on him.... not since we heard about the pubic hair on the coke can. The left hasn't changed even a little bit.

a reply to: CoyoteAngels

a reply to: MetalThunder

This is the reason for so much BS. This witch. She is a blight on American politics.

originally posted by: beyondknowledge2
Fox news just brought up an interesting problem.

The victims of this 'crime' are the people of Fulton county. The trial cannot have anyone from Fulton county be on the jury or involved in any way with the trial. This is because the victims of the 'crime' cannot prosecute or be jury on their own case. It is called bias against the defence.

How are they going to get around that? They will have to move the trial to another county and there are no counties in Georgia that feel the same way as Fulton does about Trump.

What if attorneys on both sides only kept potential jurists that answered that they voluntarily did not vote?


Having all jurist that did not vote could be viewed as a benefit to both sides.

Would this have been a way around that?

Regardless of the merits of each individual indictment, it's a stretch to believe the timing of all this is organic.

All these separate investigations into different types of offenses with different levels of complexity and reach with different numbers of defendents...

...and they all culminate in indictments within a few months of each other?

This was obviously orchestrated to have max impact on the election. But we all know Democrats support election interference as long as it benefits them.

This goes beyond just another election. It leads to the dismantling of an entire nation. They're doing it through the erosion of integrity as they inconspicuously remove, bit by bit, of the old system and replace it piece by piece with the new. By the time the transition fully occurs, it will be too late to turn back.

originally posted by: jrod

originally posted by: dandandat2
The Democrats slow march toward totalitarianism continues.

Seems like the Republicans want totalitarianism. From trying to stay in power after losing an election, making extremely harmful laws regarding women's reproductive rights, gerrymandering to prevent minorities from being represented...

But here you guys are thinking the Democratic party is the enemy while the Republicans are hell bent on limiting the rights of us peasants.

Another the sky is falling Liberal……“Republicans are taking away women’s rights”
CNN and The View tell you that?
You would almost be dangerous if you had an original thought.

originally posted by: Mahogany
So they all have until the same day, August 25th to turn themselves in to the authorities.

I'm thinking -- that's a big group of people who are being asked to just go to the police willingly -- will everyone comply? Who goes rogue and has to be arrested? Rudy?

And why were Perter Navarro and Roger Stone slacking? Why weren't they in on this deal?

Do you think there will be any suicides?

I’m not speaking of “accidental deaths,” or deaths caused by cover-ups.

I mean actual I don’t want to go to trial/jail so I’m gonna off myself suicides.

originally posted by: 3000Hard

originally posted by: beyondknowledge2
Fox news just brought up an interesting problem.

The victims of this 'crime' are the people of Fulton county. The trial cannot have anyone from Fulton county be on the jury or involved in any way with the trial. This is because the victims of the 'crime' cannot prosecute or be jury on their own case. It is called bias against the defence.

How are they going to get around that? They will have to move the trial to another county and there are no counties in Georgia that feel the same way as Fulton does about Trump.

What if attorneys on both sides only kept potential jurists that answered that they voluntarily did not vote?


Having all jurist that did not vote could be viewed as a benefit to both sides.

Would this have been a way around that?

The Democrats are looking for people that voted 10 times each to be jurors.

originally posted by: 3000Hard

originally posted by: Mahogany
So they all have until the same day, August 25th to turn themselves in to the authorities.

I'm thinking -- that's a big group of people who are being asked to just go to the police willingly -- will everyone comply? Who goes rogue and has to be arrested? Rudy?

And why were Perter Navarro and Roger Stone slacking? Why weren't they in on this deal?

Do you think there will be any suicides?

I’m not speaking of “accidental deaths,” or deaths caused by cover-ups.

I mean actual I don’t want to go to trial/jail so I’m gonna off myself suicides.

Come down off the ledge, it’s gonna be ok.

Nobody kills themselves over made up charges. Nobody.

originally posted by: socialmediaclown
By the time the transition fully occurs, it will be too late to turn back.

Unfortunately I think we're already past that point. Just look at the midterms.

There's a mountain of problems due to Biden but the overwhelming majority of those who voted for him will vote for him again. They'll vote for more inflation. They'll vote for higher prices. They'll vote for more chaos on the world stage. They'll vote for more of all of it. The brainwashing is so strong they can't even consider an alternative.

originally posted by: RazorV66

originally posted by: 3000Hard

originally posted by: beyondknowledge2
Fox news just brought up an interesting problem.

The victims of this 'crime' are the people of Fulton county. The trial cannot have anyone from Fulton county be on the jury or involved in any way with the trial. This is because the victims of the 'crime' cannot prosecute or be jury on their own case. It is called bias against the defence.

How are they going to get around that? They will have to move the trial to another county and there are no counties in Georgia that feel the same way as Fulton does about Trump.

What if attorneys on both sides only kept potential jurists that answered that they voluntarily did not vote?


Having all jurist that did not vote could be viewed as a benefit to both sides.

Would this have been a way around that?

The Democrats are looking for people that voted 10 times each to be jurors.

This type of answer is what I find crazy.

People will spend 10 pages on a thread declaring the Dems are not on the level, the prosecutors are not on the level, the judge and sheriff are not on the level, but then turn around and state this type of ridiculousness.

How does this help justify any of your aggrievements?

Seems it will only serve to have you taken less serious.

a reply to: 3000Hard

Your wishful thinking is embarrasingly obvious.

2nd

originally posted by: 3000Hard

originally posted by: RazorV66

originally posted by: 3000Hard

originally posted by: beyondknowledge2
Fox news just brought up an interesting problem.

The victims of this 'crime' are the people of Fulton county. The trial cannot have anyone from Fulton county be on the jury or involved in any way with the trial. This is because the victims of the 'crime' cannot prosecute or be jury on their own case. It is called bias against the defence.

How are they going to get around that? They will have to move the trial to another county and there are no counties in Georgia that feel the same way as Fulton does about Trump.

What if attorneys on both sides only kept potential jurists that answered that they voluntarily did not vote?


Having all jurist that did not vote could be viewed as a benefit to both sides.

Would this have been a way around that?

The Democrats are looking for people that voted 10 times each to be jurors.

This type of answer is what I find crazy.

People will spend 10 pages on a thread declaring the Dems are not on the level, the prosecutors are not on the level, the judge and sheriff are not on the level, but then turn around and state this type of ridiculousness.

How does this help justify any of your aggrievements?

Seems it will only serve to have you taken less serious.

Kind of like your post wondering who is going to kill themselves over made up charges?

Obviously you don’t understand sarcasm.

originally posted by: RazorV66

originally posted by: 3000Hard

originally posted by: Mahogany
So they all have until the same day, August 25th to turn themselves in to the authorities.

I'm thinking -- that's a big group of people who are being asked to just go to the police willingly -- will everyone comply? Who goes rogue and has to be arrested? Rudy?

And why were Perter Navarro and Roger Stone slacking? Why weren't they in on this deal?

Do you think there will be any suicides?

I’m not speaking of “accidental deaths,” or deaths caused by cover-ups.

I mean actual I don’t want to go to trial/jail so I’m gonna off myself suicides.

Come down off the ledge, it’s gonna be ok.

Nobody kills themselves over made up charges. Nobody.

Tell that to Matt Perna and John McAfee.

a reply to: socialmediaclown

Sadly, I think you are right. Many of us have warned since Waco, that we had made a dark turn. Bush 1 was no better than Clinton, the two were thick as thieves and something happened in Mena Ark that changed us forever. Most people have no idea what was going on.

Then Obama and his anti-imperialistic upbringing (British imperialism, incidently, but hey, white people..) accelerated the decline.

Trump tried to reverse the ride direction in the basket to hell. And they have nearly destroyed him. He's a fighter, but damn. He is risking it all. They may very well go to any extreme to protect their house of cards. Even if you hate Trump, pray for him. He is the only thing standing in their way.

a reply to: JinMI

What's the point of a Grand Jury if you're going to list the indictments before they even vote?

Is it just for show?

I guess that dumb tradition of pardoning outgoing president by incoming president wasn't carried out or was waved or Trump is still waiting for it.

BTW: We had over two years of Covid and lock downs under Biden... So if it takes that long to actually be president after being elected? Then thats just likely stalling for two years the same way sate governments do then right back to running for offices again after just two years of work.

originally posted by: RazorV66

originally posted by: 3000Hard

originally posted by: beyondknowledge2
Fox news just brought up an interesting problem.

The victims of this 'crime' are the people of Fulton county. The trial cannot have anyone from Fulton county be on the jury or involved in any way with the trial. This is because the victims of the 'crime' cannot prosecute or be jury on their own case. It is called bias against the defence.

How are they going to get around that? They will have to move the trial to another county and there are no counties in Georgia that feel the same way as Fulton does about Trump.

What if attorneys on both sides only kept potential jurists that answered that they voluntarily did not vote?


Having all jurist that did not vote could be viewed as a benefit to both sides.

Would this have been a way around that?

The Democrats are looking for people that voted 10 times each to be jurors.

So what are we going to do here, folks? I only need 11,000 votes. Fellas, I need 11,000 votes. Give me a break.

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: JinMI

What's the point of a Grand Jury if you're going to list the indictments before they even vote?

Is it just for show?

It's a way over the top Georgia circus.

One that features the first set of charges to implode.

Even the news media is not taking these clowns seriously.