>>1769716

The criminal charges would be very complex to try.

I've been listening to Charles Ortel's brilliant autistic breakdown on the Clinton Foundation and all the corruption emanating from it since July 2016. Hundreds of hours, like a good autist.

There's an ironclad case for fraud, graft, and tax evasion. It has RICO written all over it, to the point it would rewrite every existing text on RICO laws. The penalties are steep. They'd all be in jail for the rest of their lives. From what Ortel says, legally proving RICO charges is pretty straightforward.

I keep wondering if Huber will go that route first, with the spectre of all the other horrific crimes hanging over their heads. No chance of double jeopardy. And they'd be in jail all the same.

To seal the deal, Q could release strategic amounts of information about all their other crimes. They'd never be safe in public again and would never even WANT to leave jail.

>>1769958

Think of how many people are directly connected to the Clintons. They're the center of the spiderweb. We've seen the mindmaps right HERE.

Now imagine eliminating the national debt by seizing all their shit. Not just cash - investments, real estate, EVERYTHING.

It would render them completely powerless.

>>1769937

>>1770007

Remember, these guys are so power- and money-hungry that they would almost certainly have their appearances altered. And we learned here tonight that it's common for Pakis to play fast and loose with their identities, since they resemble each other so much. They switch places with each other.

Why do you suppose the US has experienced such a sudden increase in identity fraud over the last 10-15 years?

>>1770091

Thank you for clarifying, anon.

Based on what I've learned from Charles Ortel (and I'm at ~160 hours of lecture time) the tax charges seem like the lowest-hanging fruit.

Dozens of incorrectly created non-profits, in dozens of states, and none of them were ever operated according to law. There were never any properly performed audits, as required by laws for non-profits. They continued soliciting money in multiple states where they weren't legally incorporated, which means more charges federally and in each of those states. That's not even counting the multiple foreign countries where they weren't operating legally. There was money bouncing between all those countries (that's wire fraud, boom). They opened bank accounts in multiple states using the oh-so-slightly-different names of all the assorted "arms" of the Foundation. Had people MAILING donation checks to those banks (that's mail fraud, another biggie). That's just all I can remember off the top of my head at this hour.

Tax fraud has tough penalties. Check out what happened to former Rep. Corinne Brown in Florida. It's the VERY SAME THING. She's in jail right now.

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/politics/political-pulse/os-corrine-brown-reports-federal-prison-20180129-story.html

I think Ortel has had their number from the very beginning. He's a walking encyclopedia when it comes to Clinton financial crimes, absolutely peerless.

>>1770303

Just remember, "we have it all". There was really no need for NYPD to retain a copy.

Cloud storage caught 'em.

>>1770317

I just know the two phrases that have struck me most, since the very beginning:

FBI anon: "Follow the Foundation"

Q: "We have it all"

Found Ortel long ago as one of the first results when searching "Clinton Foundation".

He's the guy who discovered all the financial improprieties at GE, which was MUCH bigger than even the Clinton Foundation. The man is experienced with high-dollar investigations.

I nominate him for for the Autist Hall of Fame. He started digging on the Clintons, and pulled ALL of their publicly-available tax filings, both federal and from every state (!), all the way back to October 1997, when they first set up their shady shop in Arkansas. After that, he dug up their international filings. It was absolutely voluminous, and all done without subpoenas or FOIAs. Just brains and patience.

www.charlesortel.com

@charlesortel

and plenty on YouTube

Am a total fan, highly recommended. He has a chill relaxing speaking voice to keep your BP normal, even.

>>1770383

^^^^^^^

Excellent point. Admissible evidence, boom.