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Case 1:18-cv-01422 Document 1 Filed 06/15/18 Page 29 of 210

During discovery and trial in this case, information both known and

to be later ascertained will be made available establishing without doubt that the Enterprise is a dangerous, ongoing criminal consortium and association in fact – willing to abuse the very structure of our constitutional government and commit any conceivable crime in order to obtain and retain power and leverage over the Democratic Party, as well as its enemies, and drive revenue back to itself and its principals in illicit self-dealing and bribery schemes to preserve this corruption permanently.

This Enterprise has so corrupted the Democratic Party (in itself a nonprofit entity now in continuous Enterprise violation of IRS dictates and myriad federal law9) that there is little left of the Democratic Party that is operating in compliance with U.S. law or that is not undermining the national security and government of the United States.

The Democratic Party is now, due to the Enterprise criminal and constitutional misconduct, subject to, from within, the very epitome of graft and corruption – as it has unduly utilized not only Obama administration intelligence authorities to surveil a political opponent, but has engaged in betrayal of the United States by and through the Enterprise use of Secretary Clinton’s ability (in exchange for bribes, moreover) to assure control of U.S. uranium by Russia – which has resulted in Iran (a contributor to the murder of over 3000 Americans on 9/11/2001) and North Korea being months away from creating chaos in the Middle East and the potential capability of the North Koreans from striking the United States homeland with lethal nuclear weapons armed with uranium enabled by Hillary Clinton in corrupt exchange (by way of receiving bribes) for hundreds of millions of dollars benefitting the Enterprise, the Clinton family, and her political aspirations.

https://ia801505.us.archive.org/35/items/gov.uscourts.dcd.197752/gov.uscourts.dcd.197752.1.0.pdf