Judge fines Republican election denier in AZ for wasting court's time with stupid lawsuit

[pyetro]

The election denying lies are so big and kooky that Republicans are being charged for them. LOL

Judge sanctions defeated GOP Arizona candidate over ‘groundless’ election claims

Defeated Arizona secretary of state candidate Mark Finchem, a Republican who refused to concede in his loss to his Democratic opponent, was sanctioned by a state judge over his lawsuit that challen…

thehill.com

 

[JGalt]

Trump won.

 

[ReinyDays]

Trump ran for Sec of State of Arizona in 2022? ... HAW HAW HAW HAW HAW HAW HAW HAW ...

Bubba didn't finish Middle School ...

 

[candycorn]

The election denying lies are so big and kooky that Republicans are being charged for them. LOL

Judge sanctions defeated GOP Arizona candidate over ‘groundless’ election claims

Defeated Arizona secretary of state candidate Mark Finchem, a Republican who refused to concede in his loss to his Democratic opponent, was sanctioned by a state judge over his lawsuit that challen…

thehill.com

Another win for the good guys.

 

[candycorn]

Trump won.

Only a dickless wonder like yourself would still believe that.

 

[BackAgain]

Only a dickless wonder like yourself would still believe that.

^ candy thinks she has a dick.

 

[JGalt]

^ candy thinks she has a dick.

Candy used to call me that, until I challenged her to a dick-measuring contest.

Hers was so big that it put me to shame. I cried all night.

 

[busybee01]

Trump won.

You are a cuckoo.

 

[mudwhistle]

The election denying lies are so big and kooky that Republicans are being charged for them. LOL

Judge sanctions defeated GOP Arizona candidate over ‘groundless’ election claims

Defeated Arizona secretary of state candidate Mark Finchem, a Republican who refused to concede in his loss to his Democratic opponent, was sanctioned by a state judge over his lawsuit that challen…

thehill.com

I would be willing to bet that this judge is on the list of AZ officials that had their homes purchased for them by drug cartels.

We know that former AZ AG Katie Hobb's home purchase was arranged for her by the Sinaloa cartel (El Chapo), and there's a long list of names that are included to have accepted bribes, including the judge that refused to accept evidence that showed that Maracopa election officials rigged voting machines to prevent Republicans from voting on election day.

"In 2006, the U.S. Attorney's Offices in Illinois, Indiana and Iowa investigated the laundering of drug cartel monies through a complex series of single-family home purchases in those states," Breger told the committee. "By 2009, numerous real estate agents, escrow companies and title insurers had been indicted, charged and convicted of racketeering. In 2014, our office was asked to review the case files and to determine whether monies from the sales of the properties had filtered to property purchases in Arizona, specifically in Maricopa and Pima County."​

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The Sinaloa cartel is notorious for being led by the infamous "El Chapo," the Mexican drug lord whose real name is Joaquín Archivaldo Guzmán Loera, who was widely considered to have been one of the most powerful drug traffickers in the world before his capture in 2016.​

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According to the investigator, it was concluded that several real estate agents in Iowa "had set up a laundering system in Arizona and thereafter had transferred the proceeds of sales to Panamanian Corporations."​

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"In 2018, Mr. Thaler discovered, incidental to another matter, a series of trust deeds evidencing that cash laundering through single family residences in Arizona was pervasive and ongoing," Breger continued. "With that, a new investigation began with the focus being on money laundering and related racketeering activities in Maricopa County and several other Arizona counties. The Harris/Thaler office currently represents several parties directly damaged by the racketeering activities."​

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In the nearly 100-page report, Breger dug into the entire investigation, naming Dawna Rae Chavez, a resident of Mesa, Arizona, and her daughter, Brittany Rae Chavez, as "principal preparers of the documents necessary to effect the racketeering enterprises."​

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"To date, more than 10,000 falsified documents have been recorded with the Maricopa County Recorder. We estimate that more than 35,000 warranty deeds/trust deeds evidencing fraudulent transactions exist in the database. 11. The number of falsified notarizations exceeds 15,000. 12. Dawna and Brittany's participation in racketeering activities also includes facilitation of bribes to public officials, tax evasion, payroll theft, bankruptcy fraud, insurance fraud, and extortion," Breger said.​

Katie Hobbs accused of receiving Sinaloa cartel bribes

“Katie Hobbs and Runbeck election services have been named as recipients of Sinaloa cartel bribes via deeds of trust and phony mortgages in AZ senate investigation.”

thepostmillennial.com

 

[pyetro]

I would be willing to bet that this judge is on the list of AZ officials that had their homes purchased for them by drug cartels.

We know that former AZ AG Katie Hobb's home purchase was arranged for her by the Sinaloa cartel (El Chapo), and there's a long list of names that are included to have accepted bribes, including the judge that refused to accept evidence that showed that Maracopa election officials rigged voting machines to prevent Republicans from voting on election day.

"In 2006, the U.S. Attorney's Offices in Illinois, Indiana and Iowa investigated the laundering of drug cartel monies through a complex series of single-family home purchases in those states," Breger told the committee. "By 2009, numerous real estate agents, escrow companies and title insurers had been indicted, charged and convicted of racketeering. In 2014, our office was asked to review the case files and to determine whether monies from the sales of the properties had filtered to property purchases in Arizona, specifically in Maricopa and Pima County."​

​

The Sinaloa cartel is notorious for being led by the infamous "El Chapo," the Mexican drug lord whose real name is Joaquín Archivaldo Guzmán Loera, who was widely considered to have been one of the most powerful drug traffickers in the world before his capture in 2016.​

​

According to the investigator, it was concluded that several real estate agents in Iowa "had set up a laundering system in Arizona and thereafter had transferred the proceeds of sales to Panamanian Corporations."​

​

"In 2018, Mr. Thaler discovered, incidental to another matter, a series of trust deeds evidencing that cash laundering through single family residences in Arizona was pervasive and ongoing," Breger continued. "With that, a new investigation began with the focus being on money laundering and related racketeering activities in Maricopa County and several other Arizona counties. The Harris/Thaler office currently represents several parties directly damaged by the racketeering activities."​

​

In the nearly 100-page report, Breger dug into the entire investigation, naming Dawna Rae Chavez, a resident of Mesa, Arizona, and her daughter, Brittany Rae Chavez, as "principal preparers of the documents necessary to effect the racketeering enterprises."​

​

"To date, more than 10,000 falsified documents have been recorded with the Maricopa County Recorder. We estimate that more than 35,000 warranty deeds/trust deeds evidencing fraudulent transactions exist in the database. 11. The number of falsified notarizations exceeds 15,000. 12. Dawna and Brittany's participation in racketeering activities also includes facilitation of bribes to public officials, tax evasion, payroll theft, bankruptcy fraud, insurance fraud, and extortion," Breger said.​

Katie Hobbs accused of receiving Sinaloa cartel bribes

“Katie Hobbs and Runbeck election services have been named as recipients of Sinaloa cartel bribes via deeds of trust and phony mortgages in AZ senate investigation.”

thepostmillennial.com

Prove it.

 

[johngaltshrugged]

I would be willing to bet that this judge is on the list of AZ officials that had their homes purchased for them by drug cartels.

We know that former AZ AG Katie Hobb's home purchase was arranged for her by the Sinaloa cartel (El Chapo), and there's a long list of names that are included to have accepted bribes, including the judge that refused to accept evidence that showed that Maracopa election officials rigged voting machines to prevent Republicans from voting on election day.

"In 2006, the U.S. Attorney's Offices in Illinois, Indiana and Iowa investigated the laundering of drug cartel monies through a complex series of single-family home purchases in those states," Breger told the committee. "By 2009, numerous real estate agents, escrow companies and title insurers had been indicted, charged and convicted of racketeering. In 2014, our office was asked to review the case files and to determine whether monies from the sales of the properties had filtered to property purchases in Arizona, specifically in Maricopa and Pima County."​

​

The Sinaloa cartel is notorious for being led by the infamous "El Chapo," the Mexican drug lord whose real name is Joaquín Archivaldo Guzmán Loera, who was widely considered to have been one of the most powerful drug traffickers in the world before his capture in 2016.​

​

According to the investigator, it was concluded that several real estate agents in Iowa "had set up a laundering system in Arizona and thereafter had transferred the proceeds of sales to Panamanian Corporations."​

​

"In 2018, Mr. Thaler discovered, incidental to another matter, a series of trust deeds evidencing that cash laundering through single family residences in Arizona was pervasive and ongoing," Breger continued. "With that, a new investigation began with the focus being on money laundering and related racketeering activities in Maricopa County and several other Arizona counties. The Harris/Thaler office currently represents several parties directly damaged by the racketeering activities."​

​

In the nearly 100-page report, Breger dug into the entire investigation, naming Dawna Rae Chavez, a resident of Mesa, Arizona, and her daughter, Brittany Rae Chavez, as "principal preparers of the documents necessary to effect the racketeering enterprises."​

​

"To date, more than 10,000 falsified documents have been recorded with the Maricopa County Recorder. We estimate that more than 35,000 warranty deeds/trust deeds evidencing fraudulent transactions exist in the database. 11. The number of falsified notarizations exceeds 15,000. 12. Dawna and Brittany's participation in racketeering activities also includes facilitation of bribes to public officials, tax evasion, payroll theft, bankruptcy fraud, insurance fraud, and extortion," Breger said.​

Katie Hobbs accused of receiving Sinaloa cartel bribes

“Katie Hobbs and Runbeck election services have been named as recipients of Sinaloa cartel bribes via deeds of trust and phony mortgages in AZ senate investigation.”

thepostmillennial.com

The depth of corruption from all sides there is staggering.

Since it crossed state lines, it would also be a Rico violation but nothing will come of it.
We are a post-republic nation on our way to the tyranny of a neo-feudal/fascist reset.

Banana republics always go after the political opposition to silence & gaslight the masses

 

[mudwhistle]

Prove it.

I just showed you the evidence.
The problem with Democrats is they believe any hoax, Russian Collusion, Jan 6th, COVID vaccines and masks prevent infection, etc,.....but they refuse to admit that there is corruption in our elections.
They even posted a list of names that investigators captured from the drug cartels showing Katie Hobbs and Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Peter Thompson receiving money and goods from the cartel.

 

[White 6]

Trump won.

No, he didn't, but I can accept that religious belief from you without proof, as simple faith on your part, as you have other social redeeming value and I do not argue with religious beliefs in general.

What gets me is the politician, running for Secretary of State, has a Masters of Legal Studies degree, hired another supportive Republican lawyer, and between the two of them, still did not seem to realized courts require factual proof in legal cases, even lawsuits. It sounds like another Republican publicity stunt. It further highlights, that apparently, Republican lawyers truly suck at being lawyers. Like I said, this guy had an MLS degree from University of Arizona, but I didn't see where he ever practiced law, so don't know if he ever passed the Bar. I hate incompetence and bad judgement. If going for a sketchy lawsuit or any legal matter you care about, steer clear of Republican lawyers, and by all means, don't hire a supportive friend, instead of a competent attorney at law, based on qualifications and won/loss record, somebody that didn't skip class in law school, the day they talked about proof and its importance when standing before a judge or a jury.