COMMUNITY Trump Found Guilty of All 34 Counts In 'Hush Money' Trial | Trump ‘Resorted to Crimes to Stay in Office’
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StringerBell
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itsupthere
FAGGOT
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FAGGOT
We'll see how this raid goes.
Normally, if it gets this far they already got you. Don't know if this is gonna be another nothing burger just like the impeachments/Russian collusion, but we'll just have to wait and see.
Normally, if it gets this far they already got you. Don't know if this is gonna be another nothing burger just like the impeachments/Russian collusion, but we'll just have to wait and see.
TheNightKing
J.A.P.A.N.
So that’s the rub. Trump told the DOJ that all classified docs were returned. Whistleblower snitched. DOJ went to get the classified docs themselves.
Trump can still claim that he had a standing “anything I take to Mar-a-Lago is declassified” order that his base will believe.
DOJ needs to have recordings of Trump attempting to sell secrets to the Saudi’s for anything to come of this.
StringerBell
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SeaSnake
OG
Honestly with the history of fbi in our community I could give a fuck about them agents
SeaSnake
OG
He also a billionaire ex president he ain’t that dumb
mike030270
Memes
Decent timeline someone made
EDIT made at 8:30 PM 8/12/2022 - I'm adding source links, since some folks asked
Timeline, for clarity:
2021
January 2021: Trump is stepping down as president and is ordered to return all documents to NARA before leaving office.
May 2021: NARA officials contact Trump's team after realizing several important documents were missing.
Fall 2021: NARA has not received the documents.NARA lawyer Gary stern reaches out to Trump attorney to intervene, asking about several boxes of records apparently taken to Mar-a-Lago during Trump's relocation.
2022
It's been nearly 12 full months since he's been ordered to return all documents, and 7 months since NARA told him directly that they know documents are missing. He has not returned the documents in his possession during this time.
January 2022 - After months of discussions, NARA retrieves 15 boxes of Trump white house records. Some of them are torn up, some reconstructed with tape. NARA says in a statement that the boxes contain some Classified security documents.
February 2022 - NARA asks Justice department to investigate Trump's handling of White House records, and whether he violated laws related to classified information.
April 2022 - NARA publicly acknowledges that the Justice Department is involved, and news outlets report thatprosecutors have launched a criminal probe into Trump's mishandling of classified documents. Around this time, FBI agents begin interviewing Trump aides about the handling of records.
May 2022 - News outlets report that investigatorssubpoenaed NARA for access to the classified documents already obtained from Mar-A-Lago. This indicates that the Justice Department is using a grand jury in its investigation.
June 2022 - Four investigators, including a Justice Department counterintelligence official, visit Mar-A-Lago seeking info on the classified information Trump had taken to florida. During this meeting, federal officials serve a grand jury subpoena for some of the sensitive national security documents found on the premises. They take those documents with them when they leave. (Edit note: I haven't been able to find a secondary source for this one, beyond CNN's claims.)
Still in June 2022: Trump's attorneys then receive a letter, from federal investigators, asking them to further secure the room where documents are being stored. Trump aides add a padlock to the room. Federal Investigators serve a subpoena to the Trump investigation,demanding surveillance video. Trump's company turns over the footage.
August 8, 2022 -FBI executes a search warrant at Mar-a-Lago, focused on the club area where Trump's offices and personal quarters were located. Federal agents remove 'about a dozen' boxes of materials from the property after this search.
Attorney General Garland revealed that he personally approved the decision to seek a search warrant.
And today the warrant dropped, including the inventory list of what was taken. You can read it here.
Federal agents who executed the warrant did so to investigate potential crimes associated with violations of the Espionage Act, which outlaws the unauthorized retention of national security information that could harm the United States or aid a foreign adversary; a federal law that makes it a crime to destroy or conceal a document to obstruct a government investigation, and Section 2071, which covers the unlawful removal of government records. - none of these laws change based on whether information was deemed to be unclassified or not.
The Espionage Act in particular, if violated can carry a penalty of up to 10 years in prison per offense.
The search this past Monday seized 11 sets of documents in all, including some marked as “classified/TS/SCI” documents — shorthand for “top secret/sensitive compartmented information,” according to the report. SAPs like TS/SCI are created when the sharing of specific information represents a heightened threat of damaging disclosures, or when a “secret” or “top secret” classification is not deemed sufficiently protective. Documents marked thus are meant to be viewed only in secure govt. facilities.
The Washington Post also revealed an anonymous tip from individuals 'familiar with the investigation' that the FBI agents were looking for classified documents relating to nuclear weapons, though did not say if said documents had been recovered.Per the Atomic Energy Act, the president has no authority to declassify documents relating to nuclear power or weapons.
The last folks in the United States who violated both the Espionage Act and the Atomic Energy Act were executed!
EDIT made at 8:30 PM 8/12/2022 - I'm adding source links, since some folks asked
Timeline, for clarity:
2021
January 2021: Trump is stepping down as president and is ordered to return all documents to NARA before leaving office.
May 2021: NARA officials contact Trump's team after realizing several important documents were missing.
Fall 2021: NARA has not received the documents.NARA lawyer Gary stern reaches out to Trump attorney to intervene, asking about several boxes of records apparently taken to Mar-a-Lago during Trump's relocation.
2022
It's been nearly 12 full months since he's been ordered to return all documents, and 7 months since NARA told him directly that they know documents are missing. He has not returned the documents in his possession during this time.
January 2022 - After months of discussions, NARA retrieves 15 boxes of Trump white house records. Some of them are torn up, some reconstructed with tape. NARA says in a statement that the boxes contain some Classified security documents.
February 2022 - NARA asks Justice department to investigate Trump's handling of White House records, and whether he violated laws related to classified information.
April 2022 - NARA publicly acknowledges that the Justice Department is involved, and news outlets report thatprosecutors have launched a criminal probe into Trump's mishandling of classified documents. Around this time, FBI agents begin interviewing Trump aides about the handling of records.
May 2022 - News outlets report that investigatorssubpoenaed NARA for access to the classified documents already obtained from Mar-A-Lago. This indicates that the Justice Department is using a grand jury in its investigation.
June 2022 - Four investigators, including a Justice Department counterintelligence official, visit Mar-A-Lago seeking info on the classified information Trump had taken to florida. During this meeting, federal officials serve a grand jury subpoena for some of the sensitive national security documents found on the premises. They take those documents with them when they leave. (Edit note: I haven't been able to find a secondary source for this one, beyond CNN's claims.)
Still in June 2022: Trump's attorneys then receive a letter, from federal investigators, asking them to further secure the room where documents are being stored. Trump aides add a padlock to the room. Federal Investigators serve a subpoena to the Trump investigation,demanding surveillance video. Trump's company turns over the footage.
August 8, 2022 -FBI executes a search warrant at Mar-a-Lago, focused on the club area where Trump's offices and personal quarters were located. Federal agents remove 'about a dozen' boxes of materials from the property after this search.
Attorney General Garland revealed that he personally approved the decision to seek a search warrant.
And today the warrant dropped, including the inventory list of what was taken. You can read it here.
Federal agents who executed the warrant did so to investigate potential crimes associated with violations of the Espionage Act, which outlaws the unauthorized retention of national security information that could harm the United States or aid a foreign adversary; a federal law that makes it a crime to destroy or conceal a document to obstruct a government investigation, and Section 2071, which covers the unlawful removal of government records. - none of these laws change based on whether information was deemed to be unclassified or not.
The Espionage Act in particular, if violated can carry a penalty of up to 10 years in prison per offense.
The search this past Monday seized 11 sets of documents in all, including some marked as “classified/TS/SCI” documents — shorthand for “top secret/sensitive compartmented information,” according to the report. SAPs like TS/SCI are created when the sharing of specific information represents a heightened threat of damaging disclosures, or when a “secret” or “top secret” classification is not deemed sufficiently protective. Documents marked thus are meant to be viewed only in secure govt. facilities.
The Washington Post also revealed an anonymous tip from individuals 'familiar with the investigation' that the FBI agents were looking for classified documents relating to nuclear weapons, though did not say if said documents had been recovered.Per the Atomic Energy Act, the president has no authority to declassify documents relating to nuclear power or weapons.
The last folks in the United States who violated both the Espionage Act and the Atomic Energy Act were executed!
BDP™️
Acknowledge Moi
Yeah and dude was being a bit dramatic lmao
BRIAN B.
Shittypoobutt
itsupthere
FAGGOT
Thank you kindly.
PDF and electronic books are cool. But I gotta cop the real thing. I'ma check for this in an online bookstore and order it.
BRIAN B.
Shittypoobutt
I've bought it twice (gave 1 away) & downloaded the pdf from the CIA'S website to see if it's the same
& it is
wouldn't be surprised if I'm on sum kinda list as well
StringerBell
OG
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