Weisselberg Indicted

[bripat9643]

why wasn't he prosecuted for that?

He is. It is in the indictment.

Why are you even commenting? You clearly know less than nothing about any of this.

Nope. He wasn't indicted for keeping two sets of books for Trump.

 

[366h34d]

The fact is that we all do it. Maybe a few hundred for normal folk but a few million for them.

So it’s okay to defraud the government for a few million because they’re rich?

When did I say it is OK? I only said leftist dolts tried hard not to look stupid.

 

[colfax_m]

The fact is that we all do it. Maybe a few hundred for normal folk but a few million for them.

So it’s okay to defraud the government for a few million because they’re rich?

When did I say it is OK? I only said leftist dolts tried hard not to look stupid.

You said it’s not that bad.

Actually, he is not that bad, less than a million per year.

 

[366h34d]

The fact is that we all do it. Maybe a few hundred for normal folk but a few million for them.

So it’s okay to defraud the government for a few million because they’re rich?

When did I say it is OK? I only said leftist dolts tried hard not to look stupid.

You said it’s not that bad.

Actually, he is not that bad, less than a million per year.

of course, compare to others, his case was mickey mouse. Other white-collar crimes are in the 'B' level. Mind you that it is a ~3 years operations.

 

[L.K.Eder]

why wasn't he prosecuted for that?

He is. It is in the indictment.

Why are you even commenting? You clearly know less than nothing about any of this.

Nope. He wasn't indicted for keeping two sets of books for Trump.

everyone knows that trump needs only one book.

 

[colfax_m]

of course, compare to others, his case was mickey mouse. Other white-collar crimes are in the 'B' level. Mind you that it is a ~3 years operations.

White collar crime is barely punished here. Comparing it to other white collar crime already starts in a dishonest place.

Imagine if he defrauded the government by claiming welfare benefits and the right would be flipping their shit.

 

[bripat9643]

of course, compare to others, his case was mickey mouse. Other white-collar crimes are in the 'B' level. Mind you that it is a ~3 years operations.

White collar crime is barely punished here. Comparing it to other white collar crime already starts in a dishonest place.

Imagine if he defrauded the government by claiming welfare benefits and the right would be flipping their shit.

Why should this white collar "crime," be treated differently than any other white collar crime?

 

[colfax_m]

Why should this white colar "crime," be treated differently than any other white collar crime?

Why should white collar crime be treated differently than crimes of the rest of us?

That’s what you should be asking.

 

[bripat9643]

of course, compare to others, his case was mickey mouse. Other white-collar crimes are in the 'B' level. Mind you that it is a ~3 years operations.

White collar crime is barely punished here. Comparing it to other white collar crime already starts in a dishonest place.

Imagine if he defrauded the government by claiming welfare benefits and the right would be flipping their shit.

Right:

Aviv Mizrahi​

Jerome Kerviel​

Martin Frankel​

John Rigas​

Charles Ponzi​

Jack Abramoff​

Tyco International​

Bernard Ebbers.​

Bernie Madoff​

Enron​

Jeffrey Skilling​

Ivan Boesky​

Michael Milken​

​

 

[bripat9643]

Why should this white colar "crime," be treated differently than any other white collar crime?

Why should white collar crime be treated differently than crimes of the rest of us?

That’s what you should be asking.

They aren't:

Aviv Mizrahi​

Jerome Kerviel​

Martin Frankel​

John Rigas​

Charles Ponzi​

Jack Abramoff​

Tyco International​

Bernard Ebbers.​

Bernie Madoff​

Enron​

Jeffrey Skilling​

Ivan Boesky​

Michael Milken​

​

Now answer the question: Why should the tax issues of these Trump employees be treated far more harshly than similar cases?

 

[L.K.Eder]

charles kushner

 

[Lesh]

people burning down businesses in Portland shouldn't be prosecuted?

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PORTLAND -- Two accused Portland rioters are facing a slew of new felony charges stemming from a Black Lives Matter-Antifa riot

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Person arrested at PPA protest will faces arson, felony riot charges

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Seventy-four face federal charges from Portland protests

Seventy-four people are now facing federal charges related to protests that have rocked Portland, Oregon, for three months since George Floyd was killed.

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Portland man sentenced to 5 years for setting fire during protests - KTVZ

A Portland man has been sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty to first-degree arson for starting a dumpster fire near the city’s North Precinct during a protest nearly a year ago.

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Half a dozen were prosecuted? Thousands of people were arrested and then had their charges dropped.

Because thousands were swept up off the streets for no good reason

 

[meaner gene]

Why should this white colar "crime," be treated differently than any other white collar crime?

Why should white collar crime be treated differently than crimes of the rest of us?

That’s what you should be asking.

Strange that for counterfeiting a $20 bill, they gave George Floyd the death sentence.

 

[Lesh]

Why should this white colar "crime," be treated differently than any other white collar crime?

Why should white collar crime be treated differently than crimes of the rest of us?

That’s what you should be asking.

They aren't:

Aviv Mizrahi​

Jerome Kerviel​

Martin Frankel​

John Rigas​

Charles Ponzi​

Jack Abramoff​

Tyco International​

Bernard Ebbers.​

Bernie Madoff​

Enron​

Jeffrey Skilling​

Ivan Boesky​

Michael Milken​

​

Now answer the question: Why should the tax issues of these Trump employees be treated far more harshly than similar cases?

What are you talking about? Most if not all went to prison. Madoff died in prison didn’t he?

 

[meaner gene]

Half a dozen were prosecuted? Thousands of people were arrested and then had their charges dropped.

Because thousands were swept up off the streets for no good reason

They were swept up because they were in the area. But when they looked at what little video there was of the participants, they couldn't find video of them committing a crime.

They're pissed because unlike January 6th, there were security cameras everywhere, and all the police equiped with body cameras. So instead of sweeping up everybody in the area, they looked at the video for evidence, and then they arrested them afterward.

 

[bripat9643]

Why should this white colar "crime," be treated differently than any other white collar crime?

Why should white collar crime be treated differently than crimes of the rest of us?

That’s what you should be asking.

Strange that for counterfeiting a $20 bill, they gave George Floyd the death sentence.

When was his trial?

 

[Clipper]

Divested of what?

Just can't puzzle that out, eh?

Answer the question.
Why would someone divest themselves of assets?
It can't be because of political aspirations.
Divestment does not top investigations, if anything, those who divest expose themselves to investigations by the buyers.
It's obvious you know zip except Republicans Evil!

He is a very stupid coward. He falls for every one of these

No one has ever been charged in the history of the IRS for fringes..lololol

The laws are so obscure the IRS disagrees with itself

They paraded this man in a criminal court making him walk the long hall

These people will pay

Weaselbird was paid $970,000/year & failed to claim $1.7 million in unearned income paid to him by Trump & you idiots think it's no big deal. It's another example how wealth greed merchants like Trump & The Weasel will do anything to screw the rest of us on taxes.

But carry on, suckers. Have fun with your pity party. But excuse me if I have no sympathy for a guy making $970,000 bucks a year. Trump is up to his neck in this & other scams & deserves to be put in cuffs & perp walked even more then his buddy did.

Al Sharpton paid up yet?

How much taxes Jerry Fallwell jr. & Franklin Graham pay, numbnuts?

 

[Nostra]

Divested of what?

Just can't puzzle that out, eh?

Answer the question.
Why would someone divest themselves of assets?
It can't be because of political aspirations.
Divestment does not top investigations, if anything, those who divest expose themselves to investigations by the buyers.
It's obvious you know zip except Republicans Evil!

He is a very stupid coward. He falls for every one of these

No one has ever been charged in the history of the IRS for fringes..lololol

The laws are so obscure the IRS disagrees with itself

They paraded this man in a criminal court making him walk the long hall

These people will pay

Weaselbird was paid $970,000/year & failed to claim $1.7 million in unearned income paid to him by Trump & you idiots think it's no big deal. It's another example how wealth greed merchants like Trump & The Weasel will do anything to screw the rest of us on taxes.

But carry on, suckers. Have fun with your pity party. But excuse me if I have no sympathy for a guy making $970,000 bucks a year. Trump is up to his neck in this & other scams & deserves to be put in cuffs & perp walked even more then his buddy did.

Al Sharpton paid up yet?

How much taxes Jerry Fallwell jr. & Franklin Graham pay, numbnuts?

Dunno. Don’t care.

WTF does that have to do with Sharpton cheating on his taxes to the tune of millions of dollars?

 

[struth]

The fact is that we all do it. Maybe a few hundred for normal folk but a few million for them.

So it’s okay to defraud the government for a few million because they’re rich?

When did I say it is OK? I only said leftist dolts tried hard not to look stupid.

You said it’s not that bad.

Actually, he is not that bad, less than a million per year.

It's really not....actually less then $100K...had he not been tied to Trump, and Vance and the Dems not weaponized the Executive against political rivials....ie if this was normal, there would be no charges.

The Feds aren't even touching this...how it normally would work is the tax agency accountants would contact his accountants and they'd argue over why this wasn't paid, or why this was deducted...etc....and maybe they make a settlement on what's owed....but this is the new Fascist DNC, that for five years weaponized the executive in NY to go after Trump, his family, and his company...and all they got, even after going all the way to the Supreme Court, is that his CFO didn't claim the car the company leased for him as income...wow...just wow.

 

[Lesh]

Why should this white colar "crime," be treated differently than any other white collar crime?

Why should white collar crime be treated differently than crimes of the rest of us?

That’s what you should be asking.

Strange that for counterfeiting a $20 bill, they gave George Floyd the death sentence.

When was his trial?

Chauvin was judge jury and executioner