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Saved - September 15, 2024 at 10:59 PM

@Techno_Fog - Techno Fog

The political donations of would-be assassin Ryan Wesley Routh. All to the Democrats. Something in common with the last shooter. https://t.co/bZzNd9ENOi

Saved - February 23, 2024 at 11:26 PM

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There were multiple "romantic" late nights at Willis's condo in 2021. Each is corroborated by Wade's location and texts/calls between Wade and Willis. The records disprove Willis's testimony. They aren't just disqualifying - they are a threat to Willis's career. https://t.co/2lZHzFuyyw

Saved - February 9, 2024 at 11:23 AM

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The press got the memo - After ignoring Biden’s cognitive decline for years, it has now become an issue. And Biden doesn’t like it. https://t.co/5hb7tu8ZA0

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The President was asked about concerns regarding his age and mental acuity. He responded by saying that the judgment of the American people is more important than the press. When asked why he believes he should be the one to defeat Donald Trump, he stated that any qualified person in the country could be President and finish the job he started.
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Speaker 0: Mister president, for months when you were asked about your age, you would respond with the words, watch me. Many American people have been watching, and they have expressed concerns about your age. That is your judgment. They That is your judgment. Public That is not the judgment of the press. They expressed concerns about your mental acuity. They say that you are too old. Mister president, in December, you told me that you believe there are many other Democrats who could defeat Donald Trump. So why does it have be you now. What what is your answer to that question? Qualified person in this country be president of the United States and finish the job I started.
Saved - February 9, 2024 at 9:36 AM
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Special Counsel Robert Hur's report reveals that Biden willfully retained classified documents at his home, risking national security. Despite evidence and recordings, Biden will not be charged. The report also highlights Biden's unlawful retention of classified notebooks and disclosure of classified information. Biden's excuse was deemed a criminal false statement, and recordings were deleted by his ghostwriter. Photographs of classified documents found in Biden's home are also included. Additionally, Biden's cognitive issues are exposed, but Hur declined to press charges due to potential jury concerns.

@Techno_Fog - Techno Fog

Special Counsel Robert Hur's report has been released. "Biden willfully retained" marked and unmarked classified documents at his home. This "risked serious damage to America's national security" Yet Biden will not be charged. Here are the highlights 🧵 https://t.co/1iS7pgEQx5

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There are tapes: in 2017, Biden told a writer he "found all the classified stuff downstairs" at his Delaware home. These documents were later found by the FBI. Hur: this evidence shows "Biden willfully retained the marked classified documents about Afghanistan." https://t.co/3zbrUkuL99

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There is also evidence that Biden: - Unlawfully retained classified notebooks post-Vice Presidency. - Disclosed classified info in his notebooks to his ghostwriter. https://t.co/N0bcZNUNnn

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Biden's excuse to the Special Counsel amounts to a criminal false statement: Biden explained that when he described material in his notebooks as "classified" he did not actually mean "classified" The Special Counsel didn't buy it. https://t.co/Pq5BnM52Bo

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Recordings from 2017 captured Biden giving his ghostwriter classified info multiple times. Biden was on record admitting the info "probably was classified." https://t.co/FIsCaYAOUX

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Obstruction of Justice: Biden's ghostwriter "deleted digital audio recordings of his conversations with Mr. Biden" after he learned of Hur's appointment as Special Counsel. Hur declined to press charges.

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Photographs of documents (many containing classified info) found in Biden's home: https://t.co/V6Jh2PogEz

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Biden's serious cognitive issues are exposed - "He did not remember when he was vice president" He forgot "when his term began" "He did not remember, even within several years, when his son Beau died." https://t.co/a6l7xZ3PE1

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Hur would decline to press charges against Biden for a number of reasons: A jury would not likely convict. Biden is too old to prosecute. A jury could believe he did not willfully retain the docs. A jury would see Biden "as an elderly man with a poor memory." https://t.co/4WrcpaVVmm

Saved - February 6, 2024 at 5:38 AM

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New details alleged against Fulton County DA Fani Willis- Witnesses will testify she "cohabitated" with Nathan Wade (despite her denials) at her home The relationship began in 2019 - 3 years before Willis/Wade says it began, and before Wade's 2021 appointment https://t.co/vv8K1zIL9R

Saved - January 9, 2024 at 12:54 PM
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Fulton County DA Fani Willis is allegedly involved with the Special Prosecutor she appointed, who has earned money from their appointments. The Special Prosecutor has received $1 million in legal fees for a major RICO case, despite lacking experience in such cases.

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Wow - Fulton County DA Fani Willis (allegedly) sleeping with the Special Prosecutor she appointed. His earnings - stemming from her appointment - have paid "for both of them to travel on both the Norwegian and Royal Caribbean cruise lines." lol https://t.co/gh01A4Qljx

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The Special Prosecutor has pocketed $1 million in legal fees. This is the biggest RICO case in GA history - and "the special prosecutor has never tried a felony RICO case." https://t.co/qhWV319reZ

Saved - January 4, 2024 at 12:30 AM
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The unsealed Jeffrey Epstein files reveal important John Does, including Bill Clinton (#36). Testimony suggests Epstein mentioned Clinton's preference for young girls. More documents are yet to be uploaded, including those related to witnesses and doctors. Influencers and media misled about John Does.

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The Jeffrey Epstein files have been unsealed. We have the documents Here are the most important John Does. We start with Bill Clinton - John Doe #36 - whose deposition was essential to provide info on his relationship with Maxwell and Epstein Thread. https://t.co/P4bicftJm9

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Testimony from one witness: Q: "Did Jeffrey ever talk to you about Bill Clinton?" A: "He said one time that Clinton likes them young, referring to girls." 👀 https://t.co/bAXCWJ44gn

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Note - there are more batches of documents that haven't been uploaded by the Giuffre/Maxwell attorneys. Pardon any delay; many documents relate to John Does who were merely witnesses or doctors. (The influencers and media lied to you about many John Does.) See photo below. https://t.co/1MMkOSklD3

Saved - December 27, 2023 at 6:39 PM

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A question for @RichardGrenell - Per your email, who in the White House - "the oval" - requested the IC statement on COVID origins? The April 2020 statement that the IC agrees that "the COVID 19 virus was not manmade or genetically modified" https://t.co/7dAguE1J2D

Saved - December 19, 2023 at 7:03 PM
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A federal judge has ordered the unsealing of 167 Jeffrey Epstein "John Does" from Ghislaine Maxwell's civil case. Majority of the John Does have been identified, with approximately 11 being victims. Some of the John Does were mentioned in passing or in a benign context. However, two alleged perpetrators, John Does 58 and 94, remain unidentified. John Doe 58 was previously identified as a witness and perpetrator, while John Doe 94 is an alleged victim, perpetrator, and Maxwell/Epstein affiliate. The identity of John Doe 58 will remain sealed, but John Doe 94 will be unsealed.

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A federal judge has ordered the unsealing of 167 Jeffrey Epstein “John Does” (from Ghislaine Maxwell’s civil case). There’s a lot of confusion (and bad info from the media) surrounding this issue – here is some necessary context on the John Does. Thread. https://t.co/U3QHFTA5d5

@Techno_Fog - Techno Fog

We previously charted and categorized each John Doe, and previously summarized this material back in Feb. 2023. The majority (around 100 of 167) have been identified. Approximately 11 of the unidentified John Does are victims. Here are examples: https://t.co/y1zuGVIJZf

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Furthermore - Lawyers for Maxwell and Giuffre (the victim) informed the Court that quite a few of the John Does were only mentioned in passing or in a benign context. Or that “the sealed material as to this individual is not salacious.” Examples: https://t.co/H32N8OpRZr

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But- There are two alleged perpetrators who haven't been ID'd: John Does 58 and 94 John Doe 58 was previously ID'd as a witness and perpetrator. We noted in Feb 23 that he allegedly had sex with a victim at Epstein's NY mansion The new order says his ID will remain sealed.

@Techno_Fog - Techno Fog

John Doe 94 is an alleged victim, perpetrator, and Maxwell/Epstein affiliate Said to have committed "serious wrongdoing" The list of "victims" and "perpetrators" is small. Might be Sarah Kellen or someone still unidentified. John Doe 94 will be unsealed

Saved - November 17, 2023 at 12:05 AM
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The attacks on Biden coincide with Newsom's rise. DNC rules allow them to appoint a nominee if Biden resigns after the 2024 convention. Newsom's actions suggest a presidential campaign, possibly targeting both 2024 and 2028. This is his final term as governor, making it strategically better to run now. Newsom's non-denials about a presidential run raise curiosity.

@Techno_Fog - Techno Fog

Something to keep in mind - The attacks on Biden from the Democrat Establishment coincide with the ascent of Gavin Newsom. How could the DNC avoid a messy primary and nominate their preferred candidate (Newsom)? It’s in the fine print. https://t.co/3jHXc4vBEX

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Biden is increasingly frail and confused, his dementia is worsening and his economic plan is faltering. His popularity continues to crumble even among Democrats. Consider the possibility that he resigns after receiving the Presidential nomination at the DNC 2024 convention. https://t.co/ScGkHYLqLN

@Techno_Fog - Techno Fog

Why that specific timing? Because – Rules adopted by the Democratic National Committee in 2022 leave the DNC as the sole authority to appoint a Presidential nominee where that nominee resigns after the August 2024 convention. No vote or primary needed. https://t.co/unLkP16k09

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Newsom is already running a presidential campaign – his tour of China, Xi’s visit to SF (why not DC??), his civil rights stops in the US. The question is whether he is targeting 2024 or 2028. Maybe it’s both. https://t.co/4jIh7A9ajG

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This is Newsom’s final term as governor; he’s barred from running in 2026. Strategically, it is better for him to run now rather than wait until 2028. Think momentum. What does Newsom have to say about a presidential run? Curious non-denials. Something to think about.🤷‍♂️ https://t.co/j2jDwuHjRs

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The speaker is asked if voters are fed up with the state of their cities and if politicians need to clean up the streets. The speaker responds that while that is generally the case, it is not the inspiration for Care Court. They clarify that as an electoral strategy, they are termed out and the politics behind their actions are driven by compassion and purpose. When asked if cleaning up the streets of California factors into a potential presidential run, the speaker states that they will not overpromise in the short run, as the state is currently struggling with housing and homelessness. They dismiss the suggestion that cleaning up California streets is part of a larger political strategy and emphasize that it is a foundational responsibility, not a grand ambition.
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Speaker 0: Is part of this that voters are so fed up with what they see on the streets of their cities that as a politician, you've gotta clean up those streets? Speaker 1: Well, that's generally the case, but that's not the inspiration for Care Court. Speaker 0: But is there a political factor in this for you? Speaker 1: As an electoral strategy, I'm termed out. That's not the issue. The politics here is compassion. The politics is purpose. Speaker 0: You may be termed out here, but does cleaning up the streets of California factor into a potential presidential run? Speaker 1: I'm never gonna overpromise that in the short run. I mean, we are struggling in the State, housing and homelessness. No. Housing and homelessness. Speaker 0: People suggest that cleaning up California streets could be part of a larger political strategy Speaker 1: for you. I I think that's table stakes. I think that's just the foundational responsibility of anyone that gets into my position. That's the day job. It's not about some grand ambition. Absolutely not. Speaker 0: Is that a yes or no? Speaker 1: That was, that was Never ending, response to your question.
Saved - October 19, 2023 at 3:22 PM
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Fulton County prosecutors drop 7 felony charges against Sidney Powell, admitting overcharging. They concealed evidence, misled the court, and violated their duty to seek justice. This unjust prosecution crumbles on the eve of trial.

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Fulton County prosecutors drop all 7 felony charges against Sidney Powell - in exchange for a misdemeanor plea. They overcharged and they knew it. https://t.co/fL9JkUTqkk

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Read the pleadings. The Fulton County DA lied to the court repeatedly about the law. They hid exculpatory evidence from the grand jury (violating the prosecutor's oath to do justice). And now the felonies vanish on the eve of trial. Totally unjust prosecution.

Saved - September 28, 2023 at 2:19 PM

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DC Judge Tanya Chutkan refuses to recuse - Admits she has opinions about those uncharged with January 6 offenses. Denies that includes Trump. Defies belief, really.

Saved - August 11, 2023 at 5:24 AM
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Judge Tanya Chutkan's treatment of Trump in his DC criminal case is raising eyebrows. She gave his team just one day to respond to a protective order, despite local rules allowing 14 days. Trump's request for more time was denied. Chutkan also set a hearing just a week after the order was submitted, disregarding the complexity of the case. In contrast, she granted other defendants more time. Notably, Trump's case involves limitations on his ability to defend himself publicly, a crucial issue that Chutkan failed to address. This bias is evident in her actions.

@Techno_Fog - Techno Fog

We looked thru the recent history of Judge Tanya Chutkan, who presides over Trump's DC criminal case. Our findings? She's treating Trump worse than other defendants - including a meth dealer. Let me show you how...

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This past week, Judge Chutkan gave Trump’s team one business day to respond to Special Counsel’s protective order (PO). The Court's local rules allow for 14 days to respond. Trump's team asked for more time, citing due process concerns. She denied their requested extension https://t.co/1yAS5u6U4y

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Judge Chutkan also set a hearing on the PO for Aug 11 - Just one week after the PO was submitted, in a case involving millions of pages of documents and hundreds of witnesses. She denied Trump's request for a hearing date where both his lawyers could be president. https://t.co/1VCSLxt5CX

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This unfairly quick timeline is inconsistent with how Judge Chutkan has treated other defendants. In the Maria Butina case, Chutkan gave Butina 1 week to respond to a PO and set the hearing a month out. https://t.co/TUShPlFhES

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In the case of a DC meth dealer, Judge Chutkan gave a 1-week deadline to respond to the PO. She also set the hearing 2 weeks out after it was submitted. https://t.co/UBM49VVidi

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And for a J6 defendant - Judge Chutkan gave a 1-week response deadline and set the PO hearing a month out. https://t.co/R9iQXHlWny

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Important to note that none of those cases involved the issue looming over the Trump case - A court's limitations on a presidential candidate's ability to defend himself publicly.

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Such issues should be briefed thoroughly - Judge Chutkan denied Trump that right, contrary to her history. You want evidence of bias? There it is.

Saved - July 30, 2023 at 2:09 AM
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Prosecutors Wise and Hines, known for pursuing stern sentences, recommended probation for Hunter Biden despite demanding jail time for a defendant who owed far less in taxes. They have a reputation for tackling major corruption cases. The plea deal downplays serious charges, omits key facts, and fails to question suspicious payments. This departure from their usual approach raises questions about the DOJ's handling of the case. The stark contrast between the 2018 case and Hunter's case highlights the leniency shown.

@Techno_Fog - Techno Fog

Just how preferential is the Hunter Biden plea deal? The two prosecutors on Hunter’s case – Leo Wise and Derek Hines – demanded 12 months in a less egregious tax case back in 2018. They now recommend Hunter get probation. An illuminating thread...

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Wise and Hines are have been called prosecutorial "terminators" They are described as hardliners who “pursue stern sentences and prosecute even small-time crooks.” Their reputation comes from bringing some of the biggest public corruption cases in Maryland history

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Wise helped bring the biggest racketeering case in Maryland history in 2016. Wise and Hines would later prosecute corrupt Baltimore cops who robbed drug dealers and ran interference for a million-dollar heroin ring.

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The importance - In 2018, these prosecutors charged a defendant with failing to file/pay taxes (26 USC 7203) - the same charges brought against Hunter Biden. The 2018 defendant only owed $60K. But Wise and Hines demanded 1 year in jail. (He got 10 months)

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In the 2018 case - These prosecutors made sure the Court was informed of the particular details by which that defendant (1) failed to pay taxes and (2) used false deductions. Their filings were thorough and complete.

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How things have changed. For Hunter Biden, where the tax loss is between $1.2 million and $1.6 million... Prosecutors Wise and Hines (with the OK from Main DOJ) demand Hunter receive probation.

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These prosecutors, via an Exhibit to the plea, also agree that that Hunter “miscategorized" prostitutes and sex clubs as "legitimate business expenses. In doing so, they downplay an easily provable felony (26 USC 7206, also not charged) as a mere mistake.

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And by (apparently) allowing Hunter Biden's lawyers to draft plea documents, they omitted key facts underlying much of the uncharged conduct (deductions, etc.). Such deference was not seen in these prosecutors' similar 2018 tax case.

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Wise and Hines even agreed to the claim that Hunter received $1 million from Patrick Ho (a Chinese national convicted for bribery) “as a payment for legal fees” – without even thinking to question whether that payment was a bribe masked as legal fees.

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In sum, the Hunter Biden deal just isn't a departure for the DOJ - It is out of character for these public corruption prosecutors who earned their reputation as being tough on even minor offenders. And the comparison of the 2018 case to Hunter's case proves the point

Saved - July 26, 2023 at 9:57 PM

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An urgent Burisma - VP Biden call took place on 12/4/2015 What was the significance of that date? The NYT had requested comment for a on VP Biden's connections to Burisma. Burisma was scrambling for a response - and wanted VP Biden's "support"

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Column’s up: Hunter Biden put then-VP dad Joe on the phone with business associates at least 2 dozen times, ex-partner Devon Archer to testify https://nypost.com/2023/07/23/hunter-biden-put-then-vp-dad-joe-on-the-phone-with-business-associates-at-least-2-dozen-times-ex-partner-devon-archer-to-testify/

Hunter Biden put then-VP dad Joe on the phone with business associates at least 2 dozen times, ex-partner Devon Archer to testify Hunter Biden would dial in then-Vice President Joe Biden on speakerphone into meetings with his overseas business partners, according to testimony expected before Congress from Devon Archer. nypost.com
Saved - May 15, 2023 at 7:49 PM
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The Clinton campaign planned to link TrumpRussia, briefed to top officials. FBI and DOJ restricted investigations into Clinton during 2016 election. Crossfire Hurricane opened as full investigation, but FBI made no effort to investigate Clinton campaign's illegal contribution. FBI agent asked source to stay away from campaign.

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We have the Durham Report - a running thread: The Clinton campaign plan to link Trump-Russia - known to the CIA - was briefed to President Obama, VP Biden, AG Lynch, and FBI Director Comey

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The FBI and DOJ restricted two investigations into Hillary Clinton during the 2016 election: 1) The Clinton Foundation investigation 2) Illegal foreign contributions to the Clinton Campaign "No investigative activities occurred for months"

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Crossfire Hurricane was opened as a "full investigation" - Yet days after it was opened, Peter Strzok was essentially telling a London FBI employee that "there's nothing to this"

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According to an FBI CHS in early 2016, the Clinton Campaign was "fully aware" of and "ok with" a foreign contribution in violation of federal law. The FBI agent didn't get receipts - and asked the source to stay away from the Clinton campaign.

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The FBI made "no effort" to investigate "the Clinton campaign's acceptance of an illegal "campaign contribution that was made by the FBI's own long-term CHS."

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