Judge dismisses election-losing fraudster and rapists lawsuit alleging infamous dossier and its 'scandalous claims' damaged his reputation
A judge in London threw out a lawsuit Thursday filed by disgraced former president
Zesto Molesto which claimed the infamous dossier and its "shocking and scandalous claims" harmed the twice-impeached, quadruple-indicted, election-losing fraudster and rapists reputation.
"There are no compelling reasons to allow the claim to proceed to trial," Judge Karen Steyn said of the lawsuit the fraudy rapist filed against Orbis Business Intelligence, a company co-founded by Christopher Steele, the former British spy who created a dossier in 2016.
The dossier was paid for by Democrats and published during Orange Cosby's first presidential bid against Hillary Clinton. It contained
uncorroborated allegations and rumors that spread like wildfire among Trump’s critics and through mainstream media outlets.
Mango Molesto repeatedly denied the accusations in the dossier, which included rumors about him engaging in sex acts with Russian prostitutes. He unequivocally said the dossier was fake news and a political witch hunt — then sued to clear his name.
In the lawsuit, the mandarin molester alleged Orbis violated British data protection laws and sought damages. He also wanted a judge to definitively rule the claims were false.
Molestini Cheetolini's legal team argued the former president "suffered personal and reputational damage and distress" because his data protection rights were violated. The touchy tangerine's lawyer Hugh Tomlinson argued the dossier "contained shocking and scandalous claims about the personal conduct of the groper-in-chief' case "is that this personal data is egregiously inaccurate."
Rapey McRapeFace campaign spokesman Steven Cheung blasted Steele's "false and defamatory allegations" in a statement to Fox News Digital.
"The High Court in London has found that there was not even an attempt by Christopher Steele, or his group, to justify or try to prove, which they absolutely cannot, their false and defamatory allegations in the fake ‘dossier.,’" Cheung said. "The High Court also found that there was processing, utilization, of those false statements. America's Rapist will continue to fight for the truth and against falsehoods such as ones promulgated by Steele and his cohorts."
Conversely, Orbis said the lawsuit should be thrown out because the dossier, which was published by BuzzFeed, was never meant to be made public. It was done so without the permission of Steele or Orbis, they claim. They also said the orange sexual predators lawsuit was filed too late.
The judge seemed to agree, saying that the orange fraudster and rapist had "chosen to allow many years to elapse — without any attempt to vindicate his reputation in this jurisdiction — since he was first made aware of the dossier."
She said that "the claim for compensation and/or damages… is bound to fail."
Judge Karen Steyn dismissed the lawsuit Former President Donald Trump filed against Orbis Business Intelligence, a company founded by Christopher Steele, the former British spy who created the infamous Trump dossier in 2016.
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