The Trump Arrest thread

Quote: Mission146

Exactly. Social media cancellations. You've cracked the case.

I think a lot of people are in on the fix and these social media cancellations PROVE it. In fact, I think roughly 81,283,501 people were in on the fix.

What election deniers don't consider, is if it is possible that there are a number of cheaters among any random large group of people working for one side, then it is likely that there are a certain number of cheaters working for the other side.

Their side is of angels and choir boys. That's some real arrogance. And if anyone with a lick of awareness of politics knows, politics might be the least truthful profession across the board.

Quote: rxwine

What election deniers don't consider, is if it is possible that there are a number of cheaters among any random large group of people working for one side, then it is likely that there are a certain number of cheaters working for the other side.

Their side is of angels and choir boys. That's some real arrogance. And if anyone with a lick of awareness of politics knows, politics might be the least truthful profession across the board.

We could talk about what election deniers don't consider, but experience has told me that it is much more expedient to simply list what election deniers do consider---and that list consists exclusively of Trump claiming the election was stolen, which tends to be good enough for them.

That said, I am willing to see what DG can bring to the table on the 2016 Election; I can't help but be fascinated by the fact that someone, who I think supports Trump pretty apparently, would believe the election was stolen from Clinton.

Do I expect to agree? Not at all, but I'm open to it.

Quote: Mission146

We could talk about what election deniers don't consider, but experience has told me that it is much more expedient to simply list what election deniers do consider---and that list consists exclusively of Trump claiming the election was stolen, which tends to be good enough for them.

That said, I am willing to see what DG can bring to the table on the 2016 Election; I can't help but be fascinated by the fact that someone, who I think supports Trump pretty apparently, would believe the election was stolen from Clinton.

Do I expect to agree? Not at all, but I'm open to it.

Another election that looked fishy was the Gore Bush election (chad).

Pappy went back to the CIA and the Bin Laden family.

Then the Trade Towers event occurred.

So it's not the election necessarily, it's an event after the election.

Quote: DoubleGold

Another election that looked fishy was the Gore Bush election (chad).

Pappy went back to the CIA and the Bin Laden family.

Then the Trade Towers event occurred.

So it's not the election necessarily, it's an event after the election.

The fishiest thing about that one was the fact that SCOTUS effectively ended up deciding the winner.

As long as we're going to get into conspiracy theories, there was some hubbub over the Bush/Kerry ballots in Ohio, during the 2004 Election. In fact, granted they were fewer in number, but a very small number of Democrats in the House wanted to challenge the results of the Election. No Senators were interested, though.

I'll be interested in the case you can make for 2016. I'm mainly interested because it didn't seem that even the Far Left had any serious belief that the election was stolen from Clinton, so even the people who should have been biased towards believing that didn't seem to think so.

Quote: Mission146

The fishiest thing about that one was the fact that SCOTUS effectively ended up deciding the winner.

As long as we're going to get into conspiracy theories, there was some hubbub over the Bush/Kerry ballots in Ohio, during the 2024 Election. In fact, granted they were fewer in number, but a very small number of Democrats in the House wanted to challenge the results of the Election. No Senators were interested, though.

I'll be interested in the case you can make for 2016. I'm mainly interested because it didn't seem that even the Far Left had any serious belief that the election was stolen from Clinton, so even the people who should have been biased towards believing that didn't seem to think so.

And then thinking further back to Kennedy and Reagan both getting shot (both Irish).

Then the Vietnam War after Kennedy.

But no war after Reagan because he survived.

So I think the pattern is war.

Trump is not for war.

Putin is also for peace. Trump will probably sell out the Ukrainians so Putin can finish slaughtering them. Then there will be peace. The kind with graves.

After the former lawyer of their star witness testified yesterday and destroyed him, the George Soros water boy, Manhattan DA told his grand jury to stay home today.

Robert J. Costello, a former legal adviser to Michael Cohen, said after testifying, “I told the grand jury that this guy couldn’t tell the truth if you put a gun to his head.”

Quote: rxwine

Putin is also for peace. Trump will probably sell out the Ukrainians so Putin can finish slaughtering them. Then there will be peace. The kind with graves.

Trump is unabashedly pro-Russian, as it seems the once patriotic but now lickspittle republicans are.

Quote: Tanko

After the former lawyer of their star witness testified yesterday and destroyed him, the George Soros water boy, Manhattan DA told his grand jury to stay home today.

Robert J. Costello, a former legal adviser to Michael Cohen, said after testifying, “I told the grand jury that this guy couldn’t tell the truth if you put a gun to his head.”

I heard that Cohen is such a sociopathic liar he can no longer tell his lies from the truth and he's the one telling them. The same thing is true with Captain poopy pants, he has always lied about everything and people who know him say they don't think he knows the difference because he tells the same lies again and again even when he's been made aware that people know he's lying.

Despite this 2018 letter from Cohen's attorney, on his behalf, that destroys Cohen's latest claims, the Manhattan DA might still be able to get an indictment for the reason I mentioned earlier.

At most, all he needs is five more votes.