Georgia appeals court disqualifies DA Fani Willis from Trump election interference case

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A Georgia court of appeals disqualified Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis from prosecuting President-elect Trump in his election interference case on Thursday.

The court did not go all the way to throw out Trump's indictment, but Willis and the assistant DAs working in her office now have "no authority to proceed."

If she has no authority, how did all this get started ? Why didn't someone speak up before it went this far ?

The answer is that the Democrats were doing anything they could to throw charges at Trump and hurt his chances of being re elected. They did it in New York and anywhere else they could get away with it.

How loud will the Liberal Media and Democrats scream when Trump starts investigations and they don't have their DOJ lackies to cover for them ?

a reply to: DAVID64

Colluding with Biden to destroy Trump and his colleagues will be the bombshell.

a reply to: DAVID64

I doubt at this time anyone would take up this false prosecuthion.

The judicial system has some corrupt individuals but it sometimes gets their actions corrected in the end.

Couldn’t happen to a better person. Pack your bags Fani.

Now they'll move forward on her bribe schemes with some drug gang cases. She was busting certain dealers and gangs that were competing with higher bribe payers. She was also letting her bribers' cases get dropped by "discretionary" prosecution. She's toast. 😄 Oh and they'll nail her for colluding against Trump with The Biden White House and Biden DOJ, and some local Democrat jammers. ☠️

a reply to: DAVID64

Ahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

self induced shaming. The best kind.

If she has no authority, how did all this get started ? Why didn't someone speak up before it went this far ?

a reply to: DAVID64

The whitehouse orchestrated all the lawfare. Every prosecutor and judge involved all thought they were going to get Trump, disqualify him, bankrupt him and even jail him. The reckless lawfare continued on because in their delusional state they could not imagine they would fail, yet they failed epically and now the sunlight has revealed there wicked schemes. I am looking forward to the Post mortem examination.

originally posted by: KrustyKrab
Couldn’t happen to a better person. Pack your bags Fani.

Even knowing of Fani's many problems and low-law-IQ, the people of Atlanta re-elected her as their District Attorney last month.

Source: www.axios.com...

a reply to: DAVID64

What I find amazing is these people making a mission our
of Donald Trump. Will give 100% to stupe so low as to risk their
careers, reputation, credibility and looking like a complete ass in
front of the whole world. While at the same time calling attention
to the depth and totality of corruption running thru most of
Washington DC by the very obsession on display.

People that do that are quite simply fanatics. She's the exact
same as a terrorist even if she only terrorized one man. And
Jack bagofdonuts Smith is to. Total freaks and losers with no
ability to see how disgusting they look to the rest of the world.

a reply to: WeMustCare

Yes, apparently you can fool some of the people all of the time.

I hope the door hits Fani in the fanny on her way out.


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originally posted by: WeMustCare

originally posted by: KrustyKrab
Couldn’t happen to a better person. Pack your bags Fani.

Even knowing of Fani's many problems and low-law-IQ, the people of Atlanta re-elected her as their District Attorney last month.

Source: www.axios.com...

The people or the Dem Machine?

i would love to see her Nailed to the Wall.
She is a Witch with a Capital (B)

a reply to: DAVID64

"She said, "I gotta go, but m'friend can stick around."


The Devil Is In The Details

originally posted by: burntheships
"She said, "I gotta go, but m'friend can stick around."


The Devil Is In The Details

From your link:

Communist apparatchik Angela Davis...has now been revealed as the live-in lover of John Floyd III, the father of Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis.

Willis is extremely close to her Black Panther, conspiracy theory-mongering father, who raised her by himself and often took her along to his militant work.

Davis, twice vice presidential candidate on the ticket of the Communist Party USA and an unrepentant bootlicker of all communist tyrants, precisely at the point when that blood-soaked boot was pressed on someone’s neck, has now been revealed as the live-in lover of John Floyd III, the father of Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis.

That revelation actually came in an interview Floyd gave earlier this year to the California State University’s Tom and Ethel Bradley Center, but the New York Post revealed the connection in an article this week. Floyd was interviewed as a founder of the Black Panther Party and a prominent member of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, two of the biggest organizations of the 1960s' New Left.

“At that time, I was dating Angela Davis, and she and I were actually living together,” Floyd casually explained in the middle of reminiscing about other Black Panther and SNCC leaders Huey Newton, Bobby Seale, and Stokely Carmichael.

>>> Georgia Officials Didn’t Follow Ethical, Legal Rules in Trump Indictment

Davis, at the time, was a Black Panther herself and later became a fugitive after some of her accomplices fatally shot a judge with a gun registered to her. She was eventually arrested and tried, in a case that brought her notoriety and fame. She was acquitted by a sympathetic jury and went on a tour of Cuba, East Germany, the Soviet Union, etc.—some of the worst violators of human rights.

But the atrocities for which these regimes were responsible didn’t matter to the Marxist ideologue. When Harvard Law School professor Alan Dershowitz asked her for help with Jewish refuseniks languishing in Soviet prisons, Davis replied, “They are all Zionist fascists and opponents of socialism.” As for Czech dissidents, she said, “They deserve what they get. Let them remain in prison.”

Today’s college students don’t regard Davis as a loathsome figure who kissed up to despots and displayed sadistic tendencies toward their victims, mostly because they aren’t told about any of this. Davis is now “distinguished professor emerita” at the University of California, Santa Cruz, whose website says unabashedly that “Davis is known internationally for her ongoing work to combat all forms of oppression in the U.S. and abroad.”

This is all very well, you may reply, but how is Fulton County’s Willis at fault for any of this? Willis doesn’t have the blood of communism’s victims on her hands—Davis does.

But Willis is extremely close to her Black Panther, conspiracy theory-mongering father, who raised her by himself and often took her along to his militant work, so she was raised in that milieu. Willis says she speaks with her father, who calls the police “the enemy” and still believes the CIA assassinated Malcolm X, about 10 times a day, so he remains an influence.

It’s through this lens that people should perhaps read her 98-page, 41-count indictment of Trump and 18 other “co-conspirators,” which says that the defendants “knowingly and willfully joined a conspiracy to unlawfully change the outcome of the election in favor of Donald Trump.”

Moreover, by suddenly popping up, Davis again reminds us why so many people believe that the Department of Justice under Attorney General Merrick Garland is not blindly meting justice. One does not have to question the propriety of indicting Jan. 6 rioters to ask, why doesn’t the government equally pursue and prosecute leftist insurrectionists?

>>> Destruction of Rule of Law in Fani Willis’ Georgia Star Chamber

For Davis didn’t just “beat the rap” herself. She’s also an ideological mentor to the founders of Black Lives Matter, fellow Marxists who, half a century after Davis became the darling of Moscow, East Berlin, and Havana, also want to dismantle the United States and use violence to do so.

In an exchange that made clear how relevant Davis remains to the revolution today, BLM founder Alicia Garza told Davis on the set of Democracy Now in 2017, “I have to say, Angela, one of the things I appreciate so much about you is that you’re not waxing poetic about things that happened. You’re still very much in relationship to all of us and still teaching us and still learning from us and pushing us to get sharper, to get stronger, and to keep fighting.”

“Thank you so much, Alicia, thank you so much,” Davis responded. “The work that you and Patrisse and Opal and the entire Black Lives Matter and the entire movement for black lives have accomplished over this period is phenomenal.”

The BLM riots of 2020 alone cost the nation billions and unleashed a national frenzy to remake America systemically, ostensibly over racial matters, that continues unabated. The murder rate spiked 30% the following year, costing thousands of lives, and thousand others have perished due to the BLM-related “Ferguson effect” since the riots in that Missouri city in 2014.

And yet no Fani Willis has risen to indict the insurrectionists of 2020, nor has Congress investigated the matter, the intentions of the BLM founders, the role they played in the disturbances, and their links with communists abroad.

Shouldn’t we know how Davis is making BLM “sharper”—and why?

This piece originally appeared in Restoring America by the Washington Examiner

This is rich! Isn't it a shame our MSM is so glaringly bias to anyone who cares to look into their agenda a tiny little bit?

a reply to: nugget1

The msm is great at making it look like these communist
activists just pop up out of nowhere. As if there isn't
a grand network of modern day Marxists operating in
plain sight, right?

On the bright side, January is coming!