
+1 They are sooo gullible. |
Sure. And, maybe we do have operational control of our border. ![]() You do realize there are multiple photos of him with Hunter's "business" partners and multiple emails confirming that these business partners met with Joe? |
Willful ignorance is universal, as we see here. |
+1000 |
BuT tRuUuUuMp… |
Nonsense, it's not at all dishonest. What's fair is talking about both. What's fair is talking about neither. What's NOT fair is talking about one and refusing to talk about the other. You're accusing me of shutting the thread down when in fact it's you who wants to shut down discussion of both and only have a dishonest, unfair thread about only one. And even there, it's dishonest of you to accuse me of shutting down the thread when I've done no such thing. It's truly bizarre, that your MAGA ideas about free speech are basically "I have free speech to say whatever I want but you don't have free speech to criticize or question me for it." And that you falsely characterize anyone questioning or confronting you of "censoring" you or "shutting you down." No, dear - you were not censored or shut down. You got to say your piece, and then, like it or not, but others get to say their piece as well. |
an email from a friend who knows a lot about grand juries:
None of the network news Programs reported anything about this last night. While the information revealed yesterday was significant, it is stunning the network news totally ignored it. But, I recall in 1972, after the Watergate break-in that the event was pretty much ignored. Nobody knew then what was coming. What is overlooked by the media is that we were told the House Committee investigation was not ending, it was just beginning. The fact so much has been developed in just a few months tells me that more is coming. 170 SARs from just 4 of 12 banks is more than unusual; it is evidence justifying a full grand jury investigation. |
The House doesn’t convene grand juries, though. |
True. And, will it happen with this DOJ? That is the problem. But, the House can make their findings public. Of course, media is not reporting this story. And, that is another serious problem. |
Your “friend” is an idiot. As someone who has worked in bank compliance, I can tell you banks file SARs at the drop of a hat because there are big penalties for not filing them and no penalty for filing bad ones. If you have a business, transfer or receive money from overseas, or any substantial assets, your bank has filed SARs on you. Here’s a good primer if you actually interested in facts: https://bpi.com/the-truth-about-suspicious-activity-reports/ |
Have you ever prosecuted white collar crime? Please explain why the Bidens were receiving all those millions of dollars? |
No I haven’t. I don’t know the details of their finances. How would I know that? But I can say the SARs evidence the Rs keep citing is meaningless. And the fact that they keep citing it shows they are morons. |