The trump family is an international crime syndicate
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cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
Bottom line... All progress or progressive policy changes from the left.
The right has done exactly zero... Where you hear about this??? Info wars? FauxNews? Lol
Democracy in action sadly... It's either words or guns bubba at the end of the day
And yes. The ignorant are armed also. But mostly chicken shit cowards with lots of strutting and heckle
When you don't feel safe inside yourself a gun is cold comfort
I stay uncocked and unloaded unless I have a target in mind
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cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
sorry, son, this is the weed forum. The “too much cough syrup” forum is a coupla doors over.
I gave up the dextromethorphan last week. Switched over to golden teachers
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
I tried it twice. I didn’t believe the first time. Now I believe the first time.
printer
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Trump CFO’s plea deal could make him a prosecution witness
The chief financial officer of Donald Trump’s company, Allen Weisselberg, is expected to plead guilty to tax violations Thursday in a deal that would require him to testify about illicit business practices at the Trump Organization, two people familiar with the matter told The Associated Press.
Weisselberg is charged with accepting more than $1.7 million in off-the-books compensation from the former president’s company over several years, including untaxed perks like rent, car payments and school tuition
The plea deal would require Weisselberg to speak in court Thursday about the company’s role in the alleged compensation arrangement and possibly serve as a witness when the Trump Organization goes on trial in October on related criminal charges, the people said.
The two people were not authorized to speak publicly about the case and did so on condition of anonymity.
Weisselberg, 75, is likely to receive a sentence of five months in jail, to be served at New York City’s notorious Rikers Island complex, and he could be required to pay about $2 million in restitution, including taxes, penalties and interest, the people said. If that punishment holds, Weisselberg would be eligible for release after about 100 days.
Messages seeking comment were left with the Manhattan district attorney’s office and lawyers for Weisselberg and the Trump Organization.
Weisselberg is the only person to face criminal charges so far in the Manhattan district attorney’s long-running investigation of the company’s business practices.
Seen as one of Trump’s most loyal business associates, Weisselberg was arrested in July 2021. His lawyers have argued the Democrat-led district attorney’s office was punishing him because he wouldn’t offer information that would damage Trump.
The district attorney has also been investigating whether Trump or his company lied to banks or the government about the value of its properties to obtain loans or reduce tax bills.
Then-District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr., who started the investigation, last year directed his deputies to present evidence to a grand jury and seek an indictment of Trump, according to former prosecutor Mark Pomerantz, who previously led the probe.
But after Vance left office, his successor, Alvin Bragg, allowed the grand jury to disband without charges. Both prosecutors are Democrats. Bragg has said the investigation is continuing.
The Trump Organization is not involved in Weisselberg’s expected guilty plea Thursday and is scheduled to be tried in the alleged compensation scheme in October.
Prosecutors alleged that the company gave untaxed fringe benefits to senior executives, including Weisselberg, for 15 years. Weisselberg alone was accused of defrauding the federal government, state and city out of more than $900,000 in unpaid taxes and undeserved tax refunds.
Under state law, punishment for the most serious charge against Weisselberg, grand larceny, could carry a penalty as high as 15 years in prison. But the charge carries no mandatory minimum, and most first-time offenders in tax-related cases never end up behind bars.
The tax fraud charges against the Trump Organization are punishable by a fine of double the amount of unpaid taxes, or $250,000, whichever is larger.
Trump has not been charged in the criminal probe. The Republican has decried the New York investigations as a “political witch hunt,” has said his company’s actions were standard practice in the real estate business and in no way a crime.
Last week, Trump sat for a deposition in New York Attorney General Letitia James’ parallel civil investigation into allegations Trump’s company misled lenders and tax authorities about asset values. Trump invoked his Fifth Amendment protectionagainst self-incrimination more than 400 times.
thehill.com
The chief financial officer of Donald Trump’s company, Allen Weisselberg, is expected to plead guilty to tax violations Thursday in a deal that would require him to testify about illicit business practices at the Trump Organization, two people familiar with the matter told The Associated Press.
Weisselberg is charged with accepting more than $1.7 million in off-the-books compensation from the former president’s company over several years, including untaxed perks like rent, car payments and school tuition
The plea deal would require Weisselberg to speak in court Thursday about the company’s role in the alleged compensation arrangement and possibly serve as a witness when the Trump Organization goes on trial in October on related criminal charges, the people said.
The two people were not authorized to speak publicly about the case and did so on condition of anonymity.
Weisselberg, 75, is likely to receive a sentence of five months in jail, to be served at New York City’s notorious Rikers Island complex, and he could be required to pay about $2 million in restitution, including taxes, penalties and interest, the people said. If that punishment holds, Weisselberg would be eligible for release after about 100 days.
Messages seeking comment were left with the Manhattan district attorney’s office and lawyers for Weisselberg and the Trump Organization.
Weisselberg is the only person to face criminal charges so far in the Manhattan district attorney’s long-running investigation of the company’s business practices.
Seen as one of Trump’s most loyal business associates, Weisselberg was arrested in July 2021. His lawyers have argued the Democrat-led district attorney’s office was punishing him because he wouldn’t offer information that would damage Trump.
The district attorney has also been investigating whether Trump or his company lied to banks or the government about the value of its properties to obtain loans or reduce tax bills.
Then-District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr., who started the investigation, last year directed his deputies to present evidence to a grand jury and seek an indictment of Trump, according to former prosecutor Mark Pomerantz, who previously led the probe.
But after Vance left office, his successor, Alvin Bragg, allowed the grand jury to disband without charges. Both prosecutors are Democrats. Bragg has said the investigation is continuing.
The Trump Organization is not involved in Weisselberg’s expected guilty plea Thursday and is scheduled to be tried in the alleged compensation scheme in October.
Prosecutors alleged that the company gave untaxed fringe benefits to senior executives, including Weisselberg, for 15 years. Weisselberg alone was accused of defrauding the federal government, state and city out of more than $900,000 in unpaid taxes and undeserved tax refunds.
Under state law, punishment for the most serious charge against Weisselberg, grand larceny, could carry a penalty as high as 15 years in prison. But the charge carries no mandatory minimum, and most first-time offenders in tax-related cases never end up behind bars.
The tax fraud charges against the Trump Organization are punishable by a fine of double the amount of unpaid taxes, or $250,000, whichever is larger.
Trump has not been charged in the criminal probe. The Republican has decried the New York investigations as a “political witch hunt,” has said his company’s actions were standard practice in the real estate business and in no way a crime.
Last week, Trump sat for a deposition in New York Attorney General Letitia James’ parallel civil investigation into allegations Trump’s company misled lenders and tax authorities about asset values. Trump invoked his Fifth Amendment protectionagainst self-incrimination more than 400 times.
Trump executive pleads guilty in tax case, agrees to testify
NEW YORK (AP) — A top executive at former President Donald Trump’s family business pleaded guilty Thursday to evading taxes on a free apartment and other perks, striking a deal with prosecutors tha…
thehill.com
Unclebaldrick
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Trump is fucked.
But almost half the country doesn't care.
So basically, we're fucked.
But almost half the country doesn't care.
So basically, we're fucked.
Politicians have a way of wiggling out of shit. Don't be too sure.
This man was passing US secrets to Russia but he'll never hang for it and his horde loves him for his treasonous behavior
This is the world we live in. For others it's about Jewish mind control lasers.... pedophiles running the world. ECT. Coming for my gun... The brown black yellow red hordes at the gate... Or new wall
Only a strongman will make us stronger mentally. Then accuse opponents of being communist....
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Unclebaldrick
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I guess there are two sides to my comment which is why I edited it. Any rational person would realize that they were fucked if in his position. But part of his skill is realizing (I could shoot a person on 5th Ave...) that he cannot go too far. But do I think he will see any concrete repercussions from this? Nope.
And that means that we, America, are really the ones that are fucked. Our norms have been demolished. Pretty much anything goes now. Our government will not last much longer in its current state.
Actual work conversation. I kind of started it. I said something like, "yeah, but its not like I got caught with classified information in my home." The immediate response from three people was "But Hillary!". I laughed.
I pigeonholed one of them today. Asked how he felt about what Trump said about Hillary having confidential material on her email server... how there is nothing worse, she should be prosecuted and barred from office. His response was "they all do it - Obama did it". I assured him that Obama didn't and that they all don't do it, but it was proven fact in his mind. I told him I appreciated the simplicity of their delusions. First, just accuse everybody against you of pedophilia. Then, if Trump gets caught in bed with a 10 year old, say that "they all do it".
The process is complete. These people are ready for anything including death camps. I no longer need to wonder about the holocaust - I have seen the sausages made first hand.
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Don't be so sure to write the epitaph of the American people they have a way of doing these things and onto the next... What will be required is a catalyst and I think it's partially being manufactured to get our crazy in line....
Trump might even be in on it all. Setting up his base for a big fall.... Him and Hillary were copastic for decades
I personally think geopolitics is at play here with most everything and people are being misled for a threat from abroad. Sew division so they cannot predict what you will do next..
Unclebaldrick
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I didn't write it. The American people did. I'm just recognizing it.
I'm not sure although it's difficult to say what exactly is driving it all.. I think social media and conspiracy theory are going to be hot topics for the future election's.... That's for sure..
And how we rebalance that with constitution protection of being a general asswad. First amendment rights... ECT
Unclebaldrick
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When so many Americans now define freedom as no government and unlimited guns, well...
captainmorgan
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"A NY Judge just warned Allen Weisselberg that he must testify "truthfully" against the Trump Organization or he'll be thrown in jail for FIFTEEN YEARS. Trump org is f*cked."
captainmorgan
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Allen Weisselberg is now officially a felon
Steve Bannon is a felon
Roger Stone is a felon
Paul Manafort is a felon
Mike Flynn is a felon
George Papadopoulos is a felon
Rick Gates is a felon
Michael Cohen is a felon
Trump only hires the best people
Steve Bannon is a felon
Roger Stone is a felon
Paul Manafort is a felon
Mike Flynn is a felon
George Papadopoulos is a felon
Rick Gates is a felon
Michael Cohen is a felon
Trump only hires the best people
