Q Anon: 07/29/18 "Trust The Plan"

qanon.pub ^ | 7/29/2018 | FReepers, vanity

[TEXOKIE]

Thank you for following up on Manafort’s condition. It is good to know that at least until there is a disposition of his case, he does not seem to be mistreated.

[TEXOKIE]

I wonder if he’s there for his protection from the rest of the inmates. Or whomever.

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That of course is a very good question.

I have been viewing it this way - even though there may other better approaches. Q seems to indicate he was a plant into the Trump campaign by DS. But if that is true, we want him able to talk, so he then would be considered a danger to the DS. IMHO that would put him into the crosshairs of the DS.

[so_real]

The Obama administration totally ruined the alien "V" respin (promising everything the invading aliens promised to keep the People docile). Now these liberal nut jobs with their "V" t-shirts are going to pee on the ashes of the incredible television series their ilk burned to the ground. Figures. They ruin everything they touch.

[AllAmericanGirl44]

Thank you, I missed that he had a brother as deranged as he is.

[Swordmaker]

When first published Friday morning, the story, written by senior congressional correspondent Manu Raju and politics reporter Jeremy Herb, said the email was sent to the Trumps on September 4, 2016. It was corrected to say that the email was actually sent on September 14, one day after WikiLeaks made the documents public.

I remember it well and the CNN hissy fit as well. . .

[Bigg Red]

Ditto

[Bigg Red]

Mark

[ROCKLOBSTER]

Pappas is at large, suicidal and is believed to be armed with multiple weapons

More proof that suicidal freaks need to be locked up and sedated.

(or be given a room with a noose)

[Swordmaker]

watch for the next LexiQon update.

[ROCKLOBSTER]

DYSLEXICS UNTIE!

[Triple]

You aren’t making sense.

[edzo4]

I like the judge a lot, too.

Judge Ellis strikes again

Judge Ellis Loses Patience with Mueller Prosecutors and Ends Court Early Over Screw-Up

Paul Manafort‘s third day on trial over charges of bank fraud and tax evasion was cut a bit short on Thursday after government attorneys made the same mistake twice in a row.

Ayliff was mostly providing foundational testimony regarding the basic functions of a tax-preparation company. Prosecutors then moved on to specifics and attempted to “publish” one of Manafort’s e-file forms. Judge T.S. Ellis III‘s weariness all but amazed the courtroom as he denied the request–complete with an actual and pronounced finger-wag–before shouting:

No! You move it along!

(It probably hadn’t helped matters that court had just minutes ago returned from a lengthy recess due to the prosecution calling Ayliff out of the witness order provided to both the court and the defense. But as Judge Ellis noted yesterday, he has “a long memory.”)

Judge Ellis, who was already standing by this point, advised Ayliff to wait and announced the court would recess early.

After the jury left, Ellis took a few minutes to tell the press and public all about the bench conference. As it turns out, not only was Ayliff a non-noticed witness being asked to give the equivalent of expert testimony, but the prosecution and defense had already agreed on what the term “financial interest” meant. Moreover, this agreement was provided on a proposed–and approved–jury instruction.

That is, not only was Ayliff not an expert and not a noticed expert as necessitated by the Federal Rules of Evidence–but his testimony had the potential to derail an already-agreed-upon definition of the term(s) in question. This, Ellis said, could have “confused or clouded” things for the jury.