GA Case

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Fani Willis' lead prosecutor held meetings with Biden's White House Counsel on May 23 and Nov. 18, 2022, before indicting Donald Trump, Biden's leading presidential opponent.

Remember when Fani Willis prematurely leaked Trump's indictment before announcing it at a late-night press conference at 11:37 pm?

Newt Gingrich said that someone from DC called Fani Willis and demanded she indict Trump that Monday night, Aug. 14, 2023, to divert attention away from the Weiss "screw up."

That Weiss "screw up" originated on July 19, 2023, when IRS whistleblowers testified before Congress about DOJ and Weiss blocking investigators from filing felony charges against Hunter Biden, tipping off Hunter about search warrants, preventing witness interviews, and restricting any investigation into President Joe Biden.

Senator Chuck Grassley later released an FBI FD-1023 form detailing a $10 million bribery scheme involving VP Joe Biden and Hunter Biden.

One week later, Judge Noreika dismantled Weiss's unprecedented sweetheart immunity deal for Hunter, questioning why the DOJ granted full-scale immunity to Hunter Biden for unrelated crimes.

In the following weeks, the House Oversight Committee released bank records showing payments to the Bidens from Russia, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine.

Rep. James Comer disclosed over 170 suspicious activity reports submitted by six banks to the Treasury Department, implicating the Biden family in money laundering, human trafficking, and tax fraud.

Devon Archer, Hunter Biden's business partner, claimed President Joe Biden was involved in over twenty calls regarding his son's foreign business dealings.

Leading up to Friday, Aug. 11, 2023, when Garland appointed Weiss as Special Counsel despite prior false statements to Congress that Weiss already had the authority to file charges against Hunter, further exposing the DOJ's corruption.

Garland appointed Weiss after he was the attorney who approved Hunter Biden's unprecedented sweetheart deal, and IRS whistleblowers testified before Congress that Weiss had obstructed the investigation into the Bidens for the last five years.

This would explain why Fani Willis leaked the indictment prematurely on Monday, Aug. 14, 2023, before holding a press conference at a quarter to midnight, shifting the media's focus away from the DOJ protecting Biden to Fani Willis indicting Trump.

As revealed in yesterday's court filings, Nathan Wade, Fani Willis' lead prosecutor, held meetings with Biden White House Counsel at the beginning and near the end of her grand jury, strategically coordinating Biden's prosecution of Donald Trump.


You have (no link provided) a claim that Newt said "somebody" in DC called Willis, etc, thereby planting the prosecution squarely in the middle of the HB events. Since the Georgia probe had been going on since 2022 (grand jury) it is just as easily the case that the hearings with Gary Shapley were intended as a distraction from the Georgia case, not to mention that Shapley had been testifying in July.
Anonymous
Looks like Wade got her girlfriend Big Fani to pay over $120,000 of GA taxpayer's money to one of his buddy also "working" on this case. Wonder if there are other buddies of Wade getting paid handsomely as well.
Anonymous
It's funny/ironic how tables have turned. Looks like Fani and Wade will face criminal trials before Trump and they may even face RICO charges as well.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:It's funny/ironic how tables have turned. Looks like Fani and Wade will face criminal trials before Trump and they may even face RICO charges as well.


It’s funny that you believe this.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:It's funny/ironic how tables have turned. Looks like Fani and Wade will face criminal trials before Trump and they may even face RICO charges as well.


It’s funny that you believe this.


They may face Honest Services fraud charge as well. This is a federal offense so it will only occur if Trump is elected.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:It's funny/ironic how tables have turned. Looks like Fani and Wade will face criminal trials before Trump and they may even face RICO charges as well.


It’s funny that you believe this.


They may face Honest Services fraud charge as well. This is a federal offense so it will only occur if Trump is elected.

Ok. Be honest.
How often did you post on the Durham thread? How many “rut rohs” you typing on this forum?
Be honest…..
Anonymous
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp calls Fani Willis accusations ‘deeply troubling’ and hints at probe:

https://nypost.com/2024/01/12/news/georgia-gov-calls-fani-willis-accusations-deeply-troubling/
Anonymous
Nathan Wade attended "John Marshall School of Law" in Atlanta ranked #171 out of 178.
Anonymous
"Trump Seeks Details of Atlanta Prosecutor’s Communications with Biden Aides

Nathan Wade talked to White House staff members in 2022, when he was seeking witnesses for the investigation into whether Donald J. Trump interfered in the 2020 election in Georgia."

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/01/11/us/trump-biden-fani-willis-nathan-wade.html
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Nathan Wade attended "John Marshall School of Law" in Atlanta ranked #171 out of 178.


Plenty of good PI lawyers who graduated from the worst law school in the country.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:"Trump Seeks Details of Atlanta Prosecutor’s Communications with Biden Aides

Nathan Wade talked to White House staff members in 2022, when he was seeking witnesses for the investigation into whether Donald J. Trump interfered in the 2020 election in Georgia."

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/01/11/us/trump-biden-fani-willis-nathan-wade.html


So Trump wants to know if Atlanta talked to Biden aides, but what the article also says is Atlanta had contacts with the White House Counsel, which does not represent the president but rather represents the office.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Fani Willis' lead prosecutor held meetings with Biden's White House Counsel on May 23 and Nov. 18, 2022, before indicting Donald Trump, Biden's leading presidential opponent.

Remember when Fani Willis prematurely leaked Trump's indictment before announcing it at a late-night press conference at 11:37 pm?

Newt Gingrich said that someone from DC called Fani Willis and demanded she indict Trump that Monday night, Aug. 14, 2023, to divert attention away from the Weiss "screw up."

That Weiss "screw up" originated on July 19, 2023, when IRS whistleblowers testified before Congress about DOJ and Weiss blocking investigators from filing felony charges against Hunter Biden, tipping off Hunter about search warrants, preventing witness interviews, and restricting any investigation into President Joe Biden.

Senator Chuck Grassley later released an FBI FD-1023 form detailing a $10 million bribery scheme involving VP Joe Biden and Hunter Biden.

One week later, Judge Noreika dismantled Weiss's unprecedented sweetheart immunity deal for Hunter, questioning why the DOJ granted full-scale immunity to Hunter Biden for unrelated crimes.

In the following weeks, the House Oversight Committee released bank records showing payments to the Bidens from Russia, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine.

Rep. James Comer disclosed over 170 suspicious activity reports submitted by six banks to the Treasury Department, implicating the Biden family in money laundering, human trafficking, and tax fraud.

Devon Archer, Hunter Biden's business partner, claimed President Joe Biden was involved in over twenty calls regarding his son's foreign business dealings.

Leading up to Friday, Aug. 11, 2023, when Garland appointed Weiss as Special Counsel despite prior false statements to Congress that Weiss already had the authority to file charges against Hunter, further exposing the DOJ's corruption.

Garland appointed Weiss after he was the attorney who approved Hunter Biden's unprecedented sweetheart deal, and IRS whistleblowers testified before Congress that Weiss had obstructed the investigation into the Bidens for the last five years.

This would explain why Fani Willis leaked the indictment prematurely on Monday, Aug. 14, 2023, before holding a press conference at a quarter to midnight, shifting the media's focus away from the DOJ protecting Biden to Fani Willis indicting Trump.

As revealed in yesterday's court filings, Nathan Wade, Fani Willis' lead prosecutor, held meetings with Biden White House Counsel at the beginning and near the end of her grand jury, strategically coordinating Biden's prosecution of Donald Trump.


You have (no link provided) a claim that Newt said "somebody" in DC called Willis, etc, thereby planting the prosecution squarely in the middle of the HB events. Since the Georgia probe had been going on since 2022 (grand jury) it is just as easily the case that the hearings with Gary Shapley were intended as a distraction from the Georgia case, not to mention that Shapley had been testifying in July.


Gingrich us not known for his veracity. Somebody said. Let's see proof not hearsay or Gingrich 's story.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:"Trump Seeks Details of Atlanta Prosecutor’s Communications with Biden Aides

Nathan Wade talked to White House staff members in 2022, when he was seeking witnesses for the investigation into whether Donald J. Trump interfered in the 2020 election in Georgia."

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/01/11/us/trump-biden-fani-willis-nathan-wade.html


So Trump wants to know if Atlanta talked to Biden aides, but what the article also says is Atlanta had contacts with the White House Counsel, which does not represent the president but rather represents the office.


That is how it is supposed to be but often not in reality.
Anonymous
None of the revelations change the case against Trump and his compadres.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:None of the revelations change the case against Trump and his compadres.


The facts remain, but could this derail it? Get it removed from Fulton county? That could be the end of it, no?
Of course this is all allegation and speculation. There hasn’t been any evidence to support these claims.
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