Thread: Notorious birther Jerome Corsi expects to be indicted by Robert Mueller

Is having "ties to WikiLeaks" against the law in the United States? What happened to our "free press"? I thought journalists, writers, authors and every other person in the United States had the right to seek the truth wherever it leads and publish it? Is this not so? Or is the First Amendment only reserved for DemoQuacks?

I like WikiLeaks. It was fun during the 2016 election to watch and see what they had found and published. What is the difference between WikiLeaks and the New York Times and the Washingon Post or Reuters or BBC? Sorry, but I don't see a difference. They all publish information that is illegally obtained. So, unless you can catch the individuals who illegally obtained the information which wasn't Corsi, wasn't Stone, and wasn't WikiLeaks, then you're just ruining lives and embarrassing the United States in ways that mock our country all to try to prove Trump had something to do with it, when you already know he didn't have anything to do with it.

The Mueller investigation was a Hoax against the Innocent from the git-go and has blossomed into a Full Force Farce against the American people, violating the civil rights of every person they've interviewed, charged and prosecuted.

Roger Stone predicts he'll be indicted next in Mueller probe

Originally Posted by Judy

Is having "ties to WikiLeaks" against the law in the United States? . . .

NO. But lying to the FBI is.

Jerome Corsi, associate of Roger Stone, in plea talks with Mueller ...
https://kutv.com/.../jerome-corsi-as...s-with-mueller
24 mins ago - Jerome Corsi told The Associated Press he has been negotiating a potential ... he expected to be charged with lying to federal investigators, though he said ... turning over two computers and a cell phone and providing the FBI ...
------------------------------------

Making false statements - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Making_false_statements

Making false statements (18 U.S.C. § 1001) is the common name for the United States federal crime laid out in Section 1001 of Title 18 of the United States Code, ... for challenging the Government's right to ask questions — lying is not one of them. ... It applies to criminal investigations, such as false statements made in ...

Videos

Jerome Corsi Indictment?, Alex Jones vs QAnon, and Infowars ...

The Antedote

YouTube - Nov 13, 2018

Originally Posted by JohnDoe2

NO. But lying to the FBI is.

Jerome Corsi, associate of Roger Stone, in plea talks with Mueller ...
https://kutv.com/.../jerome-corsi-as...s-with-mueller
24 mins ago - Jerome Corsi told The Associated Press he has been negotiating a potential ... he expected to be charged with lying to federal investigators, though he said ... turning over two computers and a cell phone and providing the FBI ...
------------------------------------

Making false statements - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Making_false_statements

Making false statements (18 U.S.C. § 1001) is the common name for the United States federal crime laid out in Section 1001 of Title 18 of the United States Code, ... for challenging the Government's right to ask questions — lying is not one of them. ... It applies to criminal investigations, such as false statements made in ...

Well, no, people are confused about that. To be legally charged with lying to the FBI or federal investigators, your "lies" have to be "material" to the criminal investigation in a way and manner that throws the investigation off it's crime-solving track. If the criminal investigation is an illegal hoax to begin with because there is no crime-solving track to be on, because there is no crime to investigate in the first place, then nothing you said to the FBI or federal investigators is "material" to the criminal investigation, because the criminal investigation is a lie in and unto itself.

In Washington people don't go to prison for the original crime.

They go to prison for the attempted cover-up.
--------------------------

A summary of the fruit of the Mueller investigation, to date - The ...
https://www.washingtonpost.com/.../a...-investigation...

Jul 13, 2018 - There are 187 active charges and guilty pleas targeting 32 people and three businesses. ... here is a summary of what special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's investigation has ... The probe has been active for 422 days. 60.

That doesn't apply here. None of this happened in Washington. None of the people targeted by this illegal investigation were officials of Washington DC. They're just citizens supporting their candidate for President using their free speech rights to do so.

There's plenty of crooks and lawbreakers to go after, but those are the people who tried to frame Trump for a non-crime and have so far fallen flat on their asses and if we'd kept our control of the US House of Representatives, some of them might have actually been charged and prosecuted. But given Republicans lost the US House of Representatives, the people have spoken that they do not want any of these crooks prosecuted, so DemoQuacks and their CourtsAnd i will protect them forever.

And in another month, no will care. I won't even care.

Have the courage to change the things you can, the serenity to accept what you can't, and the wisdom to know the difference.

See a list of the crimes that were committed, investigated and plead guilty to @

Here's everyone who has been charged and CONVICTED in Mueller's Russia probe so far

Fruit of the Poison Tree and all completely illegal indictments and prosecutions under the most basic Rule of Law of the United States.

CORSI SAYS HE WILL REJECT PLEA OFFER FROM MUELLER’S TEAM