Elections Trump Indicted On 91 Counts

[fingercuffs]

An interesting tangent.

The cunt known as Steve Bannon is currently in the Federal Correctional Institution in Danbury, CT.

But that could just be the hors d'oeuvre.
In September, Bannon will have to face another case in NY. It's for the Build a wall scam.
What's funny about that??... Well, DiaperKing pardoned Cunt Bannon for Federal charges related to the Build a wall scam, but because he was pardoned before he ever had to stand trial, double jeopardy does NOT attatch, and so he was able to be charged by state AG's..
Guess who picked up the torch?



Citizen of the year, Mr. Alvin Bragg will be prosecuting this vile POS come Sept. and this time he will be looking at time in an actual prison.

I haven't seen any of the evidence against Bannon, but I don't think Bragg would bring a case unless he had the goods. 2024 may not be a TOTAL black hole.


Godspeed, Mr. Bragg, Godspeed.

Did you see Alvin got a standing ovation in church the Sunday after Dopey McGropey was found guilty. He's our hero. Well him, the judge and the 12 people who after listening to weeks of evidence found him guilty.

Bannon's a QAnon weirdo, wouldn't mind he and Alex Jones languishing in prison.

 

[Dr Curtis Love]

When talking about the drone striking an American citizen, why do you guys always leave out the part where al-Awlaki left the United States and joined Al-Queda.
He joined our enemy, fuck him.

Here's another al-Awlaki, Nawar. She was the 8 year old daughter of Anwar al-Awlaki, and was also a US citizen.

Did you notice I said was? She is no longer on this earth because she was killed in Yemen during a raid in 2017.
I'm sure you were just as outraged over her dying as her terrorist piece of shit dad.
Right?

Ya'll wanted to string up Obama for killing a terrorist, so what should Donnie's punishment be for killing an 8 year old US citizen?

You won't get an answer, man. MAGAts won't address it when it looks bad for dear leader. They run and hide like the rats that they are.

 

[Strychnine]

 

[emefer]

Lawyers get paid by the hour, bro.

That’s a shame. I get paid by the day, whether it takes one hour or ten. Anything more and we’re talking overtime.

 

[fingercuffs]

That’s a shame. I get paid by the day, whether it takes one hour or ten. Anything more and we’re talking overtime.

Only way Mandarin Molester's lawyers are being paid is via Super PAC, they've already siphoned millions because of the amount of cases he has.

 

[Deleted member 592570]

It’s crazy that the victims don’t have a right to a speedy trial.

What victims?

 

[emefer]

What victims?

I’m not just talking about this case but any victim in general.

 

[Sinister]

Only the best people:



One of Arizona's biggest MAGAtards, who is running for office, lying about his Military service and responding like a child when confronted.

 

[Strychnine]

I'm SURE that Billionaire Trump will just...

Pay it ALL off for his faithful friend, the man who carried the torch, the man who sacrificed his law license!!!!

Rudy Giuliani!

 

[Andy Capp]

I'm SURE that Billionaire Trump will just...

Pay it ALL off for his faithful friend, the man who carried the torch, the man who sacrificed his law license!!!!

Rudy Giuliani!

LOL fuck that shithead.

 

[Strychnine]

LOL fuck that shithead.

He is getting 100% of what he deserves.

 

[Barteh]

I’m not just talking about this case but any victim in general.

Seems like court systems are definitely flawed like that in many parts of the world. It's a shame really. Money can buy you a lot in many legal systems and can allow you to stall for many many years even if you're a guilty dirtbag.

One of the many many reasons why I lost interest in pursuing a career after getting my law degree. It's a very dirty business.

 

[Strychnine]

Seems like court systems are definitely flawed like that in many parts of the world. It's a shame really. Money can buy you a lot in many legal systems and can allow you to stall for many many years even if you're a guilty dirtbag.

One of the many many reasons why I lost interest in pursuing a career after getting my law degree. It's a very dirty business.

Wow! What do you do now??!?

 

[Barteh]

Wow! What do you do now??!?

A blend of online marketing, lead generation and SEO.

Started my first business with a friend of mine who studied marketing and had a good idea that he wanted to start working on, started a 50/50 business with him and never looked back.

Some extra context, the masters degree I was doing was Public International Law and that's literally one of the most bullshit fields of law out there. It's literally people discussing the "legality of Israel's attacks in Gaza" and that kind of stuff, which is something that has exactly 0 real world consequences. It's just one big show.

 

[emefer]

Seems like court systems are definitely flawed like that in many parts of the world. It's a shame really. Money can buy you a lot in many legal systems and can allow you to stall for many many years even if you're a guilty dirtbag.

One of the many many reasons why I lost interest in pursuing a career after getting my law degree. It's a very dirty business.

Having been a part of hundreds of mock trials for litigation going through the courts, mostly civil and patent infringement, I will agree, it is indeed very dirty

 

[emefer]

A blend of online marketing, lead generation and SEO.

Started my first business with a friend of mine who studied marketing and had a good idea that he wanted to start working on, started a 50/50 business with him and never looked back.

Some extra context, the masters degree I was doing was Public International Law and that's literally one of the most bullshit fields of law out there. It's literally people discussing the "legality of Israel's attacks in Gaza" and that kind of stuff, which is something that has exactly 0 real world consequences. It's just one big show.

I don’t know that marketing is less dirty than lawyering.

 

[Barteh]

Having been a part of hundreds of mock trials for litigation going through the courts, mostly civil and patent infringement, I will agree, it is indeed very dirty

I've sat through some trials as a spectator in those international courts in Den Haag (The Hague for some of you guys) and also quite a few mock trials as part of my study. The international stuff is just mostly grandstanding and theatre, the other stuff is more dirty. I'm glad I got out early (before it even began really). It's also just kinda boring, tv is very misrepresentative of how glorious being a lawyer is.

Neither side cares about justice, just about winning. Of course there's the judge (or in some countries a jury) to take care of that. But it's always going to be tough for them.

 

[Barteh]

I don’t know that marketing is less dirty than lawyering.

In marketing you can still have a conscious. We were selling leads to locksmiths back in the day for €10 a pop (through SEO) when the cost per click for some of those keywords were nearly at €20 for the ads on Google. The market was literally controlled by the mafia and people showing up to people's houses that they were locked out of and blackmailing and threatening them for hundreds of euros. We could've sold those leads for €30-40 a piece to those kind of people, but we chose not to.

We worked with good people, who were able to charge a fair price and deliver a good service because we also offered a fair price. It's actually feels kind of rewarding when you're doing a good thing and are really helping people.

But yeah, in general marketing doesn't have that good of a reputation, and rightfully so!

 

[emefer]

I've sat through some trials as a spectator in those international courts in Den Haag (The Hague for some of you guys) and also quite a few mock trials as part of my study. The international stuff is just mostly grandstanding and theatre, the other stuff is more dirty. I'm glad I got out early (before it even began really). It's also just kinda boring, tv is very misrepresentative of how glorious being a lawyer is.

Neither side cares about justice, just about winning. Of course there's the judge (or in some countries a jury) to take care of that. But it's always going to be tough for them.

Thankfully I don’t have to pay attention to the proceedings so if it is boring I tune out. Some are very interesting and I learn a lot of dirt on some major corporations. I wish I could share what I’ve been privy to but it is all confidential.

 

[emefer]

In marketing you can still have a conscious. We were selling leads to locksmiths back in the day for €10 a pop (through SEO) when the cost per click for some of those keywords were nearly at €20 for the ads on Google. The market was literally controlled by the mafia and people showing up to people's houses that they were locked out of and blackmailing and threatening them for hundreds of euros. We could've sold those leads for €30-40 a piece to those kind of people, but we chose not to.

We worked with good people, who were able to charge a fair price and deliver a good service because we also offered a fair price. It's actually feels kind of rewarding when you're doing a good thing and are really helping people.

But yeah, in general marketing doesn't have that good of a reputation, and rightfully so!

No doubt you all aren’t satans little helpers man. I just think of that clip when I hear the word marketing.