The Omnibus P01135809 Criminal Investigation Thread

https://twitter.com/iwriteok/status/1667291459022888962?s=46&t=iYW3foyqIA6Tn8VWwn3nwQ

https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:VA6C2:5c48545e-1788-4315-9180-bc02da70feae

That’s the indictment.

Oh, and it’s THIRTY seven counts. Not seven.

https://abcnews.go.com/US/trump-fed...-classified-documents-probe/story?id=99963920

Disney has released a new version of the ending of a classic movie in response.

https://twitter.com/mcjesse/status/1667296912943493120?s=46&t=iYW3foyqIA6Tn8VWwn3nwQ

Because there’s still at least one fuckhead here still trying to draw equivalence, let’s hear what an expert has to say:

https://twitter.com/mcjesse/status/1667296912943493120?s=46&t=QiuV69xq9AIYylUGTRqITA

It's been explained to him many times, he's either too drunk every time he reads it to understand, or more likely at this point is deliberately choosing to pretend he doesn't recognize the difference.

O.D.D.

Essentially, Trump kept documents revealing how to successfully attack the United States at its weakest points, and then documents revealing how the United States might retaliate after such an attack. This is beyond serious.

Good "live tweet" read through of the whole thing.

Bookmarked for ongoing reference.

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I'm wondering about the four-page document that showed how the US could attack Iran. Not only did the guy who wrote it know that there was no way we were going to do that, but he also knew that there's no way Trump would be smart enough to know if the stuff in the doc was legitimate or not. Given that you know the motherfucker is a security risk, not to be trusted, why put anything valuable in the doc? Load it up with crazy bullshit, not only does this mean you can bang it out in a few minutes before you go back to pounding down the expensive scotch, wondering how your life got so shitty, but if the combination of gibberish you put into it shows up in foreign communications, you know the bastard leaked it. At which point, it's pretty much over for Taterhead Trump.

https://twitter.com/HowardMortman/status/1667118247064346626?s=20

https://twitter.com/radleybalko/status/1667239881167216640?t=gLNe30SBvKZrL4-COfyHxg&s=19

It's been said so many times, but if a writer had written Trump for a TV show or movie they would have been laughed out of the room for how unbelievable he is.

Early in Trump's Presidency, I heard an interview with some of the writers from Veep, where they said that they felt like they were living through rejected storylines. Because they'd apparently thought about doing some of that on the show, but thought it'd be too unrealistic, only for Trump to get elected and prove them wrong.

"If Trump's convicted, Biden should let him sit in prison for a week, and then pardon him."

https://twitter.com/PostLeftWatch/status/1667335134486605824?s=20

Liz Cheney would like to remind everyone of what she said a year ago:
https://twitter.com/Liz_Cheney/status/1667298967531528192?s=20

Man, his former attorneys did a number on him...

True, though counts 1-31 all fall under the same offence - "Wilful retention of National Defense Information"... they had one count per document. There are seven separate offences he's being indicted for.

Former prosecutor says that given the nature of some of the evidence in this case, it’s unlikely to go well for Trump.

Who the fuck does a cloth shower curtain with crystal chandeliers?

I doubt that's the only kind of crystal that's been done in that bathroom either.