Pretext For A Fedsurrection | Darren Beattie Reveals The Stakes For 2024. The Dems lies are crashing and burning! The truth is coming out BIG TIME!
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Why don’t the republican leadership hold everyone on the J6 committee in contempt of Congress of deleting records before the republicans took over? Are they cowards?
Natosha Tew Details How “the Only” in NC A Special Needs School Has Been Shut Down To Make Room For RefugeesNorth Carolina
The question is what the NC board how much money they got from the Bidan Administration? This is outrageous. Parents are told to fend for themselves to take care of their children by Feb 2. This is happening in many states, be aware!
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Rep. Rosendale "Attributes" Senate Border Bill's Failure To WarRoom PosseThe bill is a codification of unlimited immigration, to let them all in with no holds bar!
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The senate did the same thing they did to Kari Lake to Rosendale.Steve Daines himself came and threatened Rosendale in Nov 2022, they said he cannot be a Senator and he can’t runMcConnell pushed this hard
This is so important to listen to Rosendale
Georgia Poised To Launch A Sweeping Investigation Into Fani Willis
Story by Jordan Andrews • 1d
This is bullshit Carr should have taken this over, but him and Kemp is forcing this on the 3/4 corrupt Senate of GAthey are all in on, keeping Trump out of the WH!
The Georgia Senate is preparing to launch an extensive investigation into allegations that Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis was involved in an affair with a subordinate, potentially affecting the case against former President Donald Trump.
A nine-member special committee with subpoena powers is set to be appointed to explore these claims.
The move comes after Governor BrianKemp declined to address a criminal complaint against Willis, stating that the state ethics board is the appropriate venue, although it has been non-operational.
“The Georgia legislature has a responsibility to hold public officials accountable,” Georgia Lieutenant Governor Burt Jones said. “Recent reports have been deeply troubling and I appreciate Sen. Dolezal’s leadership on this issue.”
“[T]he Georgia Senate has the inherent power and authority to conduct investigations into … the expenditure of public funds [and] the conduct of public officers who discharge powers and duties under state law,” the resolution stated.
“[S]uch inherent powers include the authority to create special committees for the purpose of conducting investigations and to endow such committees with all the inherent powers of investigation possessed by the Georgia Senate, including the power to compel the appearance and testimony of witnesses and the production of records and the power to place witnesses under oath or affirmation,” it added. (Who to fuck cares, Carr should be doing this?)
If approved, the committee would consist of six Republicans and three Democrats and would investigate the conduct of public officials, including the expenditure of public funds.
These allegations have emerged in the context of a case where Willis charged President Trump and others with racketeering charges related to the 2020 election.
(An investigation with go on past the 2024 election, they do not have the power to halt the prosecutions, everyone knows this and Burt Jones should be ashamed of his cowardice.)
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/georgia-poised-to-launch-a-sweeping-investigation-into-fani-willis/ar-BB1hfPq5
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Latest Trump filing in the GA RICO case makes a great point -
DA Fani Willis violated GA ethics rulesby publicly accusing the defendants of racism after they noted her affair with Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade.
Trump: stoking racial division requires dismissal
Rule 3.8 requires Willis to refrain from allegations "that have a substantial likelihood of heightening public condemnation of the accused"
Rule 3.6 forbids statements that would "materially" prejudice a proceeding.
Clear violation; the only question is the appropriate remedy.
“particular. Moreover, the DA's self-serving comments came with the added, sought after, benefit of garnering racially based sympathy for her self-inflicted quagmire”.
“That being so, the DA's comments directly ran afoul of Georgia Rules of
Professional Conduct, Rule 3.8 Special Responsibilities of a Prosecutor, subsection
(g): The prosecutor in a criminal case shall « .
*… refrain from making extrajudicial
comments that have a substantial likelihood of heightening public condemnation of
the accused."?The maximum penalty for a violation of Rule 3.8 is disbarment.
State Bar Rules and Regulations, Rule 4-102, RPC Rule 3.6
RULE 3.6 TRIAL PUBLICITY
Currentness (a) A lawyer who is participating or has participated in the investigation or litigation of a matter shall not make an extrajudicial statement that a person would reasonably believe to be disseminated by means of public communication if the lawyer knows or reasonably should know that it will have a substantial likelihood of materially prejudicing an adjudicative proceeding in the matter.
There's also a Constitutional argument that the parties need to make - that Willis violated their right to a fair trial.
As the Supreme Court has noted:
“Few, if any, interests under the Constitution are more fundamental than the right to a fair trial by "impartial" jurors, and an outcome affected by extrajudicial statements would violate that fundamental right”.
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1750611528556945567.html
Why We Can’t Just Shrug Off the Fani Willis Scandal
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In the past week, we’ve seen commentary from law professors and former federal prosecutors arguing that Fulton County (Georgia) District Attorney Fani Willis should not be disqualified—even though she hired as a special prosecutor Nathan Wade, a man she was allegedly dating, paid him nearly $700,000, and received vacations in return.
I disagree.
Before I get into why, a disclaimer. If these allegations are false, there is no basis to disqualify Nathan Wade or Fani Willis.
There is no reason why hiring an inexperienced person for this role and paying him a lot of money should, by itself, have any impact on the Donald Trump RICO case Willis is prosecuting. We can expect a hearing on these allegations in February, and if Judge Scott F. McAfee finds them not to be credible, the case will continue as it was.
It seems like those facts may not be in dispute, however. After the allegations were made public, Willis gave a speech decrying the expectation that black women be perfect, and comparing herself to Martin Luther King, Jr.—who was also tormented over his personal life by his political enemies.She claimed that Wade’s race, and not his limited criminal litigation experience, was the basis of public skepticism, and noted that people had not scrutinized the other two special prosecutors, who are white, about their credentials.
But there are good reasons for this. The other two special prosecutors are incredibly qualified. For instance, Anna Cross is a former DeKalb County assistant district attorney who handled dozens of felony appeals and argued important motions for Fulton County. John Floyd is widely considered Georgia’s leading expert on state RICO prosecutions and helped draft the law.Combined, they billed $116,000 (less than a quarter of Wade’s total).And according to an agreement obtained by the Daily Caller, Floyd appears to have been paid about $100 less per hour than Wade.
In her speech, Willis argued that Wade was competent because he had been hired as special counsel by a white Republican when Cobb County hired him to conduct an investigation into jail deaths.But a local news station successfully arguedthat the investigation was only launched to prevent the public from filing open records requests into the deaths. At the hearing, Nathan Wade admitted that,despite spending five monthstalking to deputies and investigating the issue, he hadfailed to keep a single note. Cobb County quickly settled and turned the papers over. This suggests that Wade might not have been selected because he was especially diligent,but rather because he could be trusted to help keep a secret.
The man’s credentials are, regardless, a bit of a sideshow. They are relevant only to suggest that there was a personal relationship between Willis and Wade. Itcertainly doesn’t help that Wade filed papers to divorce his wife the day after Fani Willis hired him. But even if he were indisputably the best person possible for the role, he was paid $654,000, and Willis made choices throughout her prosecution that seem, in hindsight, calculated to require him.
Take the special grand jury, for instance. In 2022, Fulton County announced that it would use a special grand jury whose purpose would not be to indict anyone, but instead to gather evidence. These kinds of grand juries are very common in federal practice, but quite rare in Georgia.
And at the time this special grand jury was convened, it was already indisputable that Donald Trump had lied to Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger in the wake of the 2000 election, and sent Rudy Giuliani to lie to the state’s General Assembly, and encouraged fake electors to certify that they were real electors. In other words, the makings of a hard-to-challenge criminal conviction were already there.But instead, Wade was broadly used during those special grand jury proceedings, and he earned hundreds of thousands of dollars helping to conduct them. We now see the price of those delays, as Fulton County struggles to try the former president before the November election…
https://dnyuz.com/2024/01/16/why-we-cant-just-shrug-off-the-fani-willis-scandal/
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That gets us to the law. In 2022, Superior CourtJudge Robert McBurney disqualified Fulton County from presiding over the prosecutionof Lt. Governor Burt Jones becauseFani Willis endorsed his political opponent, Democrat Charlie Bailey. In the order, the judge notes that there was an “actual” conflict of interest. This “does not mean that… Jones has definite proof that an investigative decision was made explicitly to benefit candidate Bailey. This rarely, if ever occurs… the conflict is actual becauseany public criminal investigation into [then-]Senator Jones plainly benefits Bailey’s campaign, of which the district Attorney is an open… supporter.”
The standard to disqualify Fulton County here is not whether Fani Willis actually made her decisions to benefit Nathan Wade. It’s plausible that she would have made the exact same choices without the personal relationship.But if her choices to extend or prolong the investigation benefit a romantic partner, who is paying for her meals and vacations, that is an actual conflict.
When a Georgia judge was found having sex with a public defender outside the courthouse, the courts did not hesitate to find that this undisclosed sexual contact required new trials for the accused. Just as here, the guilt or innocence of those accused was irrelevant. The conflict of interest required a new trial.
So what happens next?Judge McAfee has stated his intention to hold a hearing in February to look over the truth of these allegations. If they are true, the case will not be dismissed, but it is likely that he will disqualify Fani Willis, which, under Georgia law, will require disqualifying her entire office. The case will then go to the Prosecuting Attorneys’ Council of Georgia, which will decide who the case can go on to next.
In the best-case scenario, the case will find its way to someone like Sherry Boston in DeKalb County. She’s a long-time district attorney who is not prone to seeking the limelight. She’s in a blue part of the state. But even if everything goes as smoothly as humanly possible, it is difficult to imagine trying the former president before the November election.
And it’s also possible the case may go to someone who will choose to dismiss it. It may be that allFulton will have to remember Fani Willis by is an epidemic of jail deaths, a jail-crowding investigation by the ACLU, and a successor who promises to do better.
The post appeared first on The Daily Beast.
https://dnyuz.com/2024/01/16/why-we-cant-just-shrug-off-the-fani-willis-scandal/
Georgia Trump case SpecialProsecutor Nathan Wade connected to 2020 open records controversy
Wade testified he kept no written documentation of an investigation he was tasked with overseeing.
Author: Zach Merchant
Updated: 5:45 PM EST January 17, 2024
ATLANTA — As the special prosecutor helping to lead the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office’s prosecution of former President Donald Trump is under mounting scrutiny, records show Nathan Wade’s conduct was called into question years earlier when he admitted in court that he “destroyed” notes.
Wade has faced an increasingly bright spotlight after Ashleigh Merchant (no relation to the author of this report), a defense attorney representing Michael Roman in the 2020 election case, filed a motion accusing Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and Wade of engaging in “an improper, clandestine personal relationship.”
It is important to note: the filing did not provide concrete evidence in support of its allegations.
However, Wade’s conduct has been questioned before.
Following a series of inmate deaths within the Cobb County Jail, 11Alive filed an open records request in 2020 to better understand the circumstances surrounding the in-custody deaths. Specifically, 11Alive sought the “complete criminal and internal affairs case files” pertaining to three Cobb County inmates.
The Cobb County Sheriff’s Office declined to release the records, despite the fact that their attorney acknowledged two of the files “were previously released to members of the public,” according to court records from the time.
Their reasoning? The cases had been “reopened” as part of a broader investigation by “an independent law firm” into inmate deaths, according to an email from a Cobb County attorney included in a court filing.
But 11Alive reporting at the time raised questions about the authenticity of the investigation and 11Alive attorneys filed suit to release the records.
In one filing, Sheriff Warren’s attorney wrote that over the course of about five months, “both Nathan Wade and his law partner” had “met with numerous staff members and inmates and reviewed hundreds of files.” According to the document, “the estimated time for completion of the review [was] mid-October.”
That document was filed October 9, 2020. At a hearing three days later, Wade said as of the time of the hearing, he had no records of his investigation.
11Alive attorney Derek Bauer asked: “You do not have a single record in your possession that’s associated with the review and assessment that you’ve been engaged to undertake?”
“I do not,” Wade responded. He said his law firm didn’t have any either. When pressed, Wade said he had created work product, “just not in the form of documents, communications, or records memorializing, reflecting evidence, or relating to the work.”
11Alive’s attorney asked what that work product was. Wade said he kept it in his mind. “I have obviously my brainchild, what’s going on in my mind about it,” said Wade. “That’s what I have.”On the occasions when Wade did take paper notes on interviews, he said he destroyed them.“Got done with it, destroyed it, and walked out,” said Wade.
In an order ruling in favor of 11Alive and compelling the Cobb Sheriff’s Office to release many of the initially-requested case files, Cobb County Superior Court Judge A. Gregory Poole dismissed all claims against Wade after finding that “there is no evidence that defendant Wade possesses any documents or other materials subject to the Open Records Act request.”
But Judge Pool also noted Wade had “not produced any reports or other documentation of his review” and had “no timetable for compiling and releasing a report.”
Calls to Nathan Wade’s law office and the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office seeking comment for this story were unreturned as of the time of publication.
https://www.11alive.com/article/news/special-reports/ga-trump-investigation/nathan-wade-fulton-county-special-prosecutor-trump-case-2020-open-records-controversy/85-89932cc3-9894-41ce-8d3b-a8138b2838b6
Bet the guy is the “fixer” for law enforcement that is why Kemp and AG Carr won’t get involved. They or the GBI hired Wade to fix something. A black law breaking attorney is an asset in GA, is my guess
All of the above in one day, they are getting desperate
>>20304396 Official Results from 2024 Triton Polling & Research Survey on January 6 Bias of Washington DC Residents / Eligible Jurors (PN).Poll is in a Word document and cannot be posted on the board
IRREFUTABLE POLLING DATA SHOWS WASHINGTON DC JURORS ARE BIASED AGAINST JANUARY 6 DEFENDANTS !
Official Results from 2024 Triton Polling & Research Survey on January 6 Bias of Washington DC Residents / Eligible Jurors
Total % who Agree: 85.8%
Total % who Agree: 68.7%
Total % who Agree: 86.4%
NEARLY 70% OF ALL WASHINGTON DC RESIDENTS BELIEVE PEACEFUL JANUARY 6 PROTESTORS DESERVE TO GO TO PRISON!!
Total % who Agree: 89.4%
Total % who Agree: 80.1%
Total % who Agree: 48.0%
HOW WAS THIS SURVEY CONDUCTED?
The Methodology of this Triton Polling was Performed to the Highest Standards; Designed to pass the Heavy Scrutinization of Federal Prosecutors & Judges who will be Meticulously Dissecting the Results.The Poll was administered from January 4th to January 8th 2024, with over 420 Washington DC Residents participating. The margin of error is only +/- 4.8%
68.3% of the polling was administered in Live Telephone Interviews and 31.7% was administered Text to Web
The veracity of Triton Polling's rigorous standards are uncontested and this survey was designed to be included in Jake Lang's latest Change of Venue Motion - to move his January 6 trial out of Washington DC to his home state of New York.
"The results prove, with immense factual data, an insurmountable bias from the Washington DC Residents against January 6 defendants. The only path for Justice for Jake Lang & the January 6 political prisoners is to move the trials out of Washington DC now!"
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https://www.j6changeofvenue.com/
26 Jan, 2024 16:53
Covid has exhausted itself – top Russian epidemiologist
Although new strains of the virus may yet appear, it no longer has significant pandemic potential, Gennady Onishchenko says
Covid-19 has lost its pandemic potential in the years since it was flagged by the World Health Organization, Russia’s former chief health inspector Gennady Onishchenko has said.
Onishchenko’s statement comes after the Russian consumer rights and wellbeing watchdog Rospotrebnadzor stated earlier this month that the peak of Covid-19 infections had passed in Russia and that new mass vaccination campaigns were no longer necessary. It was noted, however, that people should nevertheless remain vigilant, as coronavirus cases still grow seasonally.
In an interview with RIA Novosti published on Thursday, Onishschenko, who is currently the deputy president of the Russian Academy of Education, acknowledged that over the years of the pandemic, up until the announcement of its conclusion by the WHO, the coronavirus had mutated and caused several serious waves of infections, including fatal ones.
“New strains may still appear, [the virus] is constantly mutating,” the academic said. He added, however, that “this coronavirus, by all indications, has exhausted its pandemic potential.”
Covid-19 initially emerged in late 2019 and developed into the most widespread epidemic in nearly a century. In the three years since, the disease has killed an estimated seven million people around the world. The Lancet medical journal has suggested that number may even be higher at 18 million.
At the recent Davos Forum in Switzerland, world leaders also discussed a ‘Disease X’ pandemic - a hypothetical virus postulated to be 20 times deadlier than Covid-19. While the discussions sparked controversy in the media and on social media,experts have explained that the consideration of a hypothetical virus outbreak is the usual routine used by researchers and scientistswhen considering a plan of action to prepare health systems for such an emergency.
https://www.rt.com/russia/591338-covid-exhausted-pandemic-russia/
26 Jan, 2024 16:10
Kiev knew Ukrainian POWs were on plane it downed – Putin
The Russian president has accused Ukraine of shooting down the aircraft withAmerican or French missiles
Ukraine’s military intelligence agency, the GUR, knew there were prisoners of war aboard a Russian military transport plane shot down by Kiev’s forces, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday.The full story of the shootdown will “become clear in a couple of days,” he added.
The IL-76 military transport plane was shot down over Russia’s Belgorod Region on Wednesday morning. Everyone on board – 65 prisoners, six crew members, and three Russian soldiers – died. The Russian Defense Ministry claims that the plane was brought down by Ukrainian anti-aircraft missiles while en route to a prisoner exchange in the city of Belgorod, located near the Russia-Ukraine border.
The GUR was aware that Ukrainian prisoners were traveling on the plane, Putin said on Friday, according to RIA Novosti.
“The entire current Kiev regime is based on crimes committed daily, including against its own citizens,” Putin said. “The [GUR] knew that we were transporting 65 military personnel there … and knowing this, they struck the plane.”
In a statement issued on Wednesday night, theGUR did not deny that the jet was taken out by Ukrainian forces. Instead, the agency said that it was unsure whether the prisoners would be taken to the exchange point by air or other means, and that it “was not informed about the need to ensure the safety of the airspace” over the border region.
Putin said that material seized from the crash site suggests that an American or French air-defense missile was used to bring down the plane, and that exactly how the aircraft was shot down “will become clear in a couple of days.”
“The results of the investigation into the IL-76 case will be published so that the Ukrainian people know”what happened to their soldiers, he stated.
Russian State Duma Defense Committee chief Andrey Kartapolov has also alleged that Western weapons were used to target the flight, claiming that American Patriot or German Iris-T missiles were fired at the jet. A French military source told Radio France on Wednesday that a Patriot missile had struck the fatal blow.
“All currently available data points to a deliberate, premeditated crime,”Russia’s deputy representative to the UN, Dmitry Polyansky, told a meeting of the UN Security Council on Thursday.“The Ukrainian leadership was well aware about the route and means by which [the Ukrainian] soldiers would have been transported to the agreed exchange point,” he claimed, alleging that “the regime in Kiev had decided this time to sabotage [the swap] in the most barbaric way.”
https://www.rt.com/russia/591341-kiev-knew-pows/
My and other anons guessed they shot it down to punish those who surrendered and to blame Russia. But also Russia will not get their soldiers back, so perhaps someone is valuable with those soldiers
26 Jan, 2024 15:23
Security at Europe’s largest nuclear power plant ‘extremely fragile’ – IAEA
The danger of a major incident at the facility is “very real,” agency head Rafael Grossi has warned
More should be done to minimize the risk of a major accident at the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, warned at a UN Security Council meeting on Thursday.
The Zaporozhye facility, the largest nuclear power plant in Europe, has been under Russian control since the outbreak of hostilities with Ukraine two years ago. The facility has also hosted a monitoring mission sent by the UN nuclear watchdog since Septermber 2022.
In his report on the IAEA’s work to secure and monitor the situation around nuclear facilities in the Ukraine conflict zone, Grossi stated that the “nuclear safety and security situation at the ZNPP [Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant] – in particular – continues to be extremely fragile.”
He explained that although six of the plant’s reactors have been shut down since mid-2022, the potential dangers of a major nuclear accident “remain very real.”
Since the start of Russia’s military offensive in Ukraine, Moscow and Kiev have regularly accused each other of attacking the ZNPP. However, the Russian Defense Ministry noted in November that the number of incidents had significantly diminished in recent months.
The watchdog chief noted that while the plant had not been shelled for a considerable time, military activities continue to play out in the region and sometimes in the vicinity of the ZNPP. Members of the IAEA mission have reported rockets flying overhead close to the facility, he added.
In a separate report last week, the IAEA also noted that Russia had reinstalled mines along the perimeter of the plant. Moscow has explained, however, that there is nothing “sensational” about the presence of landmines in the buffer zone near the facility, adding they only pose a threat to “rats, crows, and potential saboteurs.”
Meanwhile, Russia’s top spy, Sergey Naryshkin, claimed in an interview with RIA Novosti on Friday thatWestern intelligence services, particularly Britain’s MI6, have been preparing Ukrainian reconnaissance groups for provocations at nuclear power plants in Russia, including the ZNPP and a nuclear facility in Kursk.
In October, a Ukrainian UAV rammed into a nuclear waste storage facility during an attack in Kursk Region in western Russia. Several more drones were also downed in the vicinity of the Kursk facility during that attack, local authorities reported at the time.
Moscow has accused Kiev of deliberately targeting nuclear facilities throughout the conflict, claiming that theUkrainian government has no qualms about resorting to “nuclear terrorism” and sparking a full-scale nuclear disaster that would affect the whole of Europe.
(And the EU is foolishly trying invite Ukraine in as a member.)
https://www.rt.com/russia/591333-iaea-zaporozhya-nuclear-security/
26 Jan, 2024 15:39
Russian security service detains two Ukrainian spies
The FSB claims the two Russian citizens were collecting information about Russian military facilities and handing it over to Kiev
Russia’s security service (FSB) has apprehended two men on suspicion of working for the Ukrainian intelligence service, the body’s press office revealed on Friday. The suspects had allegedly been gathering information on Russian military facilities and units and sharing it with Kiev’s representatives in exchange for money.
Since the start of Moscow’s military campaign against the neighboring country inFebruary 2022, the FSB has reported arresting dozens of suspects, both Russian and Ukrainian nationals, who are believed to have either been spying for Kiev or carrying out acts of sabotage or terrorist attacks on Russian territory.
In a press release on Friday, Russia’s Federal Security Service said that the latest arrests took place in the city of Rostov-on-Don, located not far from the border with Ukraine. The two suspects, who areboth Russian citizens, were charged with high treason, the FSB added.
According to the authorities, the men had contacted the Ukrainian intelligence service on their own, and were tasked with observing Russian military units that took part in military action against Ukraine.
The FSB has also released a video clip depicting the arrest of the suspects, apparently outside of a Russian military base.
A court has placed both men in pre-trial detention.
Last July, the FSB detained three Russian citizens in the southern region of Voronezh on suspicion of providing information on Russian military facilities and transport infrastructure to the Ukrainian radical group ‘Right Sector’.
During interrogations, one of the men revealed that he had been tasked with, among other things,gathering information on the whereabouts of a Russian fighter pilot, as well as staging fires and explosions at railwayand industrial facilities in Voronezh Region.
Another high-profile case from last summer involved a neo-Nazi group, members of which were accused of plotting the assassination of RT Editor-in-Chief Margarita Simonyan and journalist and former presidential candidate Ksenia Sobchak at the orders of the Ukrainian intelligence service.
https://www.rt.com/russia/591331-russia-fsb-detains-ukrainian-spies/
Steve Bannon: How Donald Trump Returned To Save Our Republic Akin To Cincinnatus. This country is in a crisis of almost unimaginable complexity and scale of evil
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