Crime Roger Stone guilty on all counts

[D3thr0n3d K1ng]

lolz @ believing an internet comedian/famed conspiracy theorist was an insider of wikileaks.

You forgot 'renowned cuck'.

 

[franklinstower]

Big deal. Only a DC jury could convict this man. It’s 90%+ Democrat.

Hopefully he wins his appeal or gets a pardon.

The rule of law party right here for you folks!!

 

[zebby23]

I know many in here have very short memories so lets recap the results of the Mueller Investigation and look at all the people who have been indicted and found guilty.

Trump ally and informal campaign advisor Roger Stone
Stone, who was Trump political consultant since the 1980's was convicted on 5 counts of Obstruction of Justice, 1 count of making false statements and 1 count of witness tampering.

Michael Cohen, Trump's former personal lawyer
Trumps former personal lawyer and right hand man was sentenced to 3 years for lying and fraud. He also pleaded guilty to financial crimes including illegal campaign violations. He has stated that he was acting in direct coordination with Don the Con.

Paul Manafort, former Trump campaign chairman
Trump campaign chairman was found guilty on 8 counts of federal bank fraud and tax fraud and pled guilty to 1 count of conspiracy to obstruct justice and 1 count of conspiracy against the US.

Sam Patten, Republican (of course) lobbyist
He pleaded guilty to failing to register as a foreign agent while he lobbied for Ukrainian interests in the US. He worked for a pro-Russia political party and helped Ukrainian oligarchs illegally spend $50,000 in tickers to Trumps inauguration.

Rick Gates, one of Manafort's business partners
This clown confessed to committing crimes with Manafort and also to stealing millions of dollars from a business partner to finance an affair. (Solid guy)

George Papadopoulos, a former Trump campaign adviser
Pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI regarding his contacts with Russians. He attempted 6 times to set up meetings between Trump and Russians throughout the course of the 2016 election. (Just a coffee boy)

Michael Flynn, Trump's former national security adviser
Pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about conversations with Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak.

13 Russian nationals and three Russian companies

California businessman Richard Pinedo

Alex van der Zwaan, a Dutch lawyer tied to Manafort and Gates

12 Russian intelligence officers

There is no way Trump is involved. He hardly knew any of these people and should be believed regarding everything he says.

 

[JamesRussler]

The rule of law party right here for you folks!!

What would you say if a Nebraska prosecutor indicted David Axelrod because of his role in the Obama campaign, and a Nebraska jury convicted him? You’d say it was politically motivated. It would certainly appear that way.

As it so happens, government business is conducted out of DC, so the prosecutions and convictions reflect that bias. Everyone knows Stone was targeted because of his association with Trump, and nothing more.

 

[Videer]

Is the government stupid enough to think that this man wont break out of Arkham within a week? Likely with help from a trick umbrella.

 

[TripleAz]

Because of course nobody with any political affiliation can be trusted to tell the truth.
Right?

Let's talk after declass/fisa abuse is out.

 

[Culombo]

stone will probably get life for 'lying' .. meanwhile some guy violently attacked someone who's basically a vegetable now and he got a few months and is walking free .. lol@laws

 

[pinger]

Is the government stupid enough to think that this man wont break out of Arkham within a week? Likely with help from a trick umbrella.

And a green cloud of poisonous swamp gas......

 

[Bobby 3 Sticks]

Former Obama insider Sylvia Burwell was selected as a juror for Roger Stone’s trial
Lol no standard libs have no problem with this

Roger Stone should've hired better lawyers then. It's on lawyers to get jurors struck for cause.

 

[pinger]

Is the government stupid enough to think that this man wont break out of Arkham within a week? Likely with help from a trick umbrella.

And a green cloud of poisonous swamp gas......

 

[jefferz]

Time for him to have a "heart attack"

 

[OverCoronavirus Pressure]

Let's talk after declass/fisa abuse is out.

No, let's talk right now.
Are you saying anyone with political affiliation, meaning any politician, is someone who can't be trusted to tell the truth?

 

[franklinstower]

What would you say if a Nebraska prosecutor indicted David Axelrod because of his role in the Obama campaign, and a Nebraska jury convicted him? You’d say it was politically motivated. It would certainly appear that way.

As it so happens, government business is conducted out of DC, so the prosecutions and convictions reflect that bias. Everyone knows Stone was targeted because of his association with Trump, and nothing more.

Generaly speaking I am am not in the habit of disregarding the rule of law for partisan reasons.

 

[TripleAz]

No, let's talk right now.
Are you saying anyone with political affiliation, meaning any politician, is someone who can't be trusted to tell the truth?

we can't even trust people like liddle Schiff to read a memo without making up his own story. Lol let's call it a parody

 

[JamesRussler]

Generaly speaking I am am not in the habit of disregarding the rule of law for partisan reasons.

Are you in favor of weaponizing “rule of law” for partisan reasons?

 

[Higus]

Former Obama insider Sylvia Burwell was selected as a juror for Roger Stone’s trial
Lol no standard libs have no problem with this

Source?

 

[Higus]

What would you say if a Nebraska prosecutor indicted David Axelrod because of his role in the Obama campaign, and a Nebraska jury convicted him? You’d say it was politically motivated. It would certainly appear that way.

As it so happens, government business is conducted out of DC, so the prosecutions and convictions reflect that bias. Everyone knows Stone was targeted because of his association with Trump, and nothing more.

lol you have a high opinion on Nebraskan natives, I take it.

 

[JamesRussler]

lol you have a high opinion on Nebraskan natives, I take it.

I do actually. But the point is it’s a heavily partisan place. DC is even more partisan.

 

[franklinstower]

Are you in favor of weaponizing “rule of law” for partisan reasons?

That question has nothing to do with this. These guys are dirty and they are getting busted. Don't you want the swamp drained? I do.

 

[Hollywood Jack]

It must be a coincidence that all these guys working for Trump are in jail or in hot water.

Only the best people.