Paul Whelan says he doesn't 'understand' why he's still in Russian captivity after Brittney Griner was freed

[struth]

There are alot of folks who have been forced to admit guilt or are you denying that history, again.

not at all…do you have evidence to support that’s the case here or are you just making it up?

 

[struth]

Tell him to ask Donald Trump why he didn't bring him home from Russia.

trumps not in the white house

 

[Superbadbrutha]

not at all…do you have evidence to support that’s the case here or are you just making it up?

Do you have evidence that it didn't happen?

 

[Superbadbrutha]

trumps not in the white house

He was in 2018 when Whelan got locked up and didn't leave office until Jan 21.

 

[struth]

Do you have evidence that it didn't happen?

yes, she admitted guilt in open court admins claimed she didn’t realize she had left it in her bag. it was found in her bag

 

[struth]

He was in 2018 when Whelan got locked up and didn't leave office until Jan 21.

so he didn’t do what xiden wasn’t able to do? do trump also didn’t give up the merchant of death

 

[Superbadbrutha]

yes, she admitted guilt in open court admins claimed she didn’t realize she had left it in her bag. it was found in her bag

"Traditionally, the best defense is to admit your guilt and hope you get a lesser sentence," William Pomeranz, the acting director of the Wilson Center's Kennan Institute in Washington and an expert on Russian law, told ESPN earlier this month. "There's not a lot of examples of people raising strong defenses and getting acquitted."

Despite the serious charges against her, an official admission of guilt was the best option for Griner in both the short and long term. First and foremost, the nature of the Russian legal system meant there was essentially zero chance she would be acquitted, according to TJ Quinn. Pleading not guilty and putting up a fierce defense may have led to retribution from Russian authorities while she remains detained.

Why Brittney Griner pleaded guilty to drug charges in Russian court, and what's next for detained WNBA star

Griner pleading guilty could be the pretext to a prisoner exchange

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[Superbadbrutha]

so he didn’t do what xiden wasn’t able to do? do trump also didn’t give up the merchant of death

So you think Biden should have gotten him released, but you want to give up some weak ass bullshit why Trump didn't do it.

 

[struth]

"Traditionally, the best defense is to admit your guilt and hope you get a lesser sentence," William Pomeranz, the acting director of the Wilson Center's Kennan Institute in Washington and an expert on Russian law, told ESPN earlier this month. "There's not a lot of examples of people raising strong defenses and getting acquitted."

Despite the serious charges against her, an official admission of guilt was the best option for Griner in both the short and long term. First and foremost, the nature of the Russian legal system meant there was essentially zero chance she would be acquitted, according to TJ Quinn. Pleading not guilty and putting up a fierce defense may have led to retribution from Russian authorities while she remains detained.

Why Brittney Griner pleaded guilty to drug charges in Russian court, and what's next for detained WNBA star

Griner pleading guilty could be the pretext to a prisoner exchange

www.cbssports.com

yep she admitted guilt in court…taking responsibly usually leads tj less of a punishment…it’s true here

that doesn’t prove your claim she was somehow given a false confession.

 

[struth]

So you think Biden should have gotten him released, but you want to give up some weak ass bullshit why Trump didn't do it.

I wouldn’t of given up the merchant of death for him in a one for one deal…xiden or trump

 

[Superbadbrutha]

yep she admitted guilt in court…taking responsibly usually leads tj less of a punishment…it’s true here

that doesn’t prove your claim she was somehow given a false confession.

You really do dislike black folks. Pleading not guilty and putting up a fierce defense may have led to retribution from Russian authorities while she remains detained.

What part of that do you not understand? Had she not plead guilty her punishment would have been greater, in other words her only choice was to plead guilty. Now unless you have been in that position before you can't tell anyone ish.

No here black folks had confessions beaten out of them for crimes they didn't commit. I can start with the Scottsboro Boys up to the Central Park 5. It's a shame your folks didn't teach your boot lickin ass any black history growing up.