Georgia Indictment

a reply to: carewemust

It's like having a jury trial AFTER the execution.

This is Banana Republic Level: Expert

a reply to: DBCowboy

Do you think the 98 page indictment just manifested out of thin air the second the grand jury held their vote?

originally posted by: socialmediaclown
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.

Next Monday evening, America will learn that Donald Trump and his attorneys were asking Rappinsberger to remove 11,000 of the fake Biden votes from Biden's Total.

originally posted by: Threadbare
a reply to: DBCowboy

Do you think the 98 page indictment just manifested out of thin air the second the grand jury held their vote?

lol

So that's the talking points.

They had it ready "just in case" the jury voted to indict.

AAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

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.

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.

You really should prepare yourself for another colossal letdown when Trump beats the fake charges.
Praying to whoever you pray to, to put Trump in jail isn’t going to work.

originally posted by: Threadbare
a reply to: DBCowboy

Do you think the 98 page indictment just manifested out of thin air the second the grand jury held their vote?

Run that bullsh!t somewhere else.

What if the Grand Jury voted not to indict?

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.

the republicans are in control of the DOJ, the MSM, and the White House? No, I think you are clueless yet again, or still.
When the party in power uses the DOJ to go after his political rival, that's when you have stepped into the totalitarian box. In fact, you may remember Trump's first impeachment, had to do with him trying to harm the elections by asking about Joe's bribery from Burisma. Turns out he was right, again. but I do look forward to Trump appointing his own DOJ, cleaning out the FBI, and then jailing democrats that might threaten the next GOP presidential candidate. This is the way to do business now, I think it's called "precedent".

Your silliness made me smile once more. You are amaZing.

a reply to: network dude

but I do look forward to Trump appointing his own DOJ, cleaning out the FBI, and then jailing democrats that might threaten the next GOP presidential candidate.
This is the way to do business now, I think it's called "precedent". Your silliness made me smile once more. You are amaZing.

I can’t wait for all the useless Liberal tears to flow.
They should move them all to drought stricken states, the drought will be solved in a week.

originally posted by: RazorV66

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.

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.

You really should prepare yourself for another colossal letdown when Trump beats the fake charges.
Praying to whoever you pray to, to put Trump in jail isn’t going to work.

It’s insane that you think that whether trump beats the RICO case or not is some matter to be prayed about by anyone besides trump and co.

You’re projecting how deeply invested you are in trump’s personal matters. Deep feelz man, colossal feelz.

a reply to: DBCowboy

They have to have it ready. Once the vote occurs, the grand jury foreman needs to sign the true bill and then it needs to be presented to the judge.

This is how it occurs in every grand jury. There were nine other cases that had indictments signed off on by the foreman yesterday, turned in to Judge McBurney, and docketed by the clerk.

a reply to: RazorV66

Then the true bill would not be turned over to the judge and no indictment would be docketed

originally posted by: Threadbare
a reply to: DBCowboy

They have to have it ready. Once the vote occurs, the grand jury foreman needs to sign the true bill and then it needs to be presented to the judge.

This is how it occurs in every grand jury. There were nine other cases that had indictments signed off on by the foreman yesterday, turned in to Judge McBurney, and docketed by the clerk.

Riiiiiight.

Ready, Fire, Aim.

originally posted by: carewemust

originally posted by: RazorV66
There is a robot like defense attorney Vik Bajaj on Fox News right now and he is dismantling this bitch’s case against all of the defendants right on TV.

She wants the court date in 6 months for all defendants, he said in cases like this for only 1 defendant would normally take 2 or 3 years.
1 jury can’t hear multiple cases against more than 1 defendant.

They are going to be destroyed.

The Grand Jury must have been paid to generate these indictments. Willis started presenting her case this morning, according to people called in to testify today.

They definitely were. Grand Jury duty in Georgia pays between 5$ and 50$ per day, depending on the county.

originally posted by: carewemust

originally posted by: socialmediaclown
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.

Next Monday evening, America will learn that Donald Trump and his attorneys were asking Rappinsberger to remove 11,000 of the fake Biden votes from Biden's Total.

You're speaking of Trump's just announced big press conference? So on Monday he will suddenly have all this proof of election fraud? I mean he's had years now to provide it. He didn't have it when GA asked for it and Rudy said they had none. He didn't have it after he had two additional investigations we just found out he did turned up nothing. But now he'll have it in 5 days? Oh boy, that's gonna be interesting.

a reply to: 3000Hard

You’re projecting how deeply invested you are in trump’s personal matters

I am deeply invested in wanting to make sure Democrats/Liberals/Leftists do not destroy this country.

Either with Trump at the helm or the next Republican up to bat, it’s doesn’t matter to me who it is.

The Georgia DA fundraised for an opponent of someone she just indicted and she fundraised on the premise of prosecuting Trump.

If you think these charges are on the up and up, that’s on you for being so blind or worse, brainwashed.

Screeching hurt feelz Liberals don’t faze me, I eat them for breakfast on my worst days.

a reply to: DBCowboy

How is the foreman able to sign the true bill if it hasn't been prepared ahead of time?

originally posted by: Threadbare
a reply to: DBCowboy

How is the foreman able to sign the true bill if it hasn't been prepared ahead of time?

So they hired psychics?

AAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

originally posted by: frogs453

originally posted by: carewemust

originally posted by: socialmediaclown
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.

Next Monday evening, America will learn that Donald Trump and his attorneys were asking Rappinsberger to remove 11,000 of the fake Biden votes from Biden's Total.

You're speaking of Trump's just announced big press conference? So on Monday he will suddenly have all this proof of election fraud? I mean he's had years now to provide it. He didn't have it when GA asked for it and Rudy said they had none. He didn't have it after he had two additional investigations we just found out he did turned up nothing. But now he'll have it in 5 days? Oh boy, that's gonna be interesting.

Willis had 2 1/2 years to bring indictments but waited until now, 1 year before the election.
If it was so cut and dried that Trump was guilty, why wait?

Oh boy.

a reply to: RazorV66

You seem to be ignoring facts like this indictment was the product of a special grand jury saying this evidence needed to be brought before a grand jury for an indictment, and that grand jury voting the was enough evidence to charge these 19 people with these crimes. There's also the fact that as far as I'm aware, every single person that testified before the grand jury was a Republican.

originally posted by: RazorV66

originally posted by: frogs453

originally posted by: carewemust

originally posted by: socialmediaclown
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.

Next Monday evening, America will learn that Donald Trump and his attorneys were asking Rappinsberger to remove 11,000 of the fake Biden votes from Biden's Total.

You're speaking of Trump's just announced big press conference? So on Monday he will suddenly have all this proof of election fraud? I mean he's had years now to provide it. He didn't have it when GA asked for it and Rudy said they had none. He didn't have it after he had two additional investigations we just found out he did turned up nothing. But now he'll have it in 5 days? Oh boy, that's gonna be interesting.

Willis had 2 1/2 years to bring indictments but waited until now, 1 year before the election.
If it was so cut and dried that Trump was guilty, why wait?

Oh boy.

It also seem that they have waited until after the 22-month federal election record retention period had lapsed.

How convenient.