Is the claim that Hunter Biden's laptop was Russian Disinformation treason?
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Hunter Biden found guilty on all counts in federal gun trial
A key piece of evidence in this trial was the laptop. We heard testimony from several people very close to Hunter, his wife, his daughter, his mistress and a prostitute. No one disputed the laptop. We also heard Hunter directly read from his book, again, no one disputed with the laptop.
So the people who said it was Russian disinformation were interfering in our Presidential election and were attacking the President of the US. Should they be prosecuted for those crimes? This was obviously done to get Biden elected and if it is determined that Biden's policies of throwing open the US border, using lawfare against political opponents, and giving our military equipment to the Taliban is treason, these lies about the laptop would certainly be part of that conspiracy.
A key piece of evidence in this trial was the laptop. We heard testimony from several people very close to Hunter, his wife, his daughter, his mistress and a prostitute. No one disputed the laptop. We also heard Hunter directly read from his book, again, no one disputed with the laptop.
So the people who said it was Russian disinformation were interfering in our Presidential election and were attacking the President of the US. Should they be prosecuted for those crimes? This was obviously done to get Biden elected and if it is determined that Biden's policies of throwing open the US border, using lawfare against political opponents, and giving our military equipment to the Taliban is treason, these lies about the laptop would certainly be part of that conspiracy.
LOL -- MSNBC pundits are trying to say that these felonies are rarely if ever stand alone charges. Though I have seen that 97% of those convicted of this were sent to prison.
Sort of reminds me of the misdemeanor charges against Trump, charges that the statute of limitations had expired, were "trumped up" to felony charges.
But I wonder why these are rarely "stand alone" could that be that usually they arrest someone on drug charges as well?
Does anyone really think that over the last 5 years the DOJ could not find one time when they could catch Hunter with drugs? Kind of reminds me of the bag of cocaine left in the living quarters of the Whitehouse that the keystone cops haven't been able to find the perpetrator for.
Sort of reminds me of the misdemeanor charges against Trump, charges that the statute of limitations had expired, were "trumped up" to felony charges.
But I wonder why these are rarely "stand alone" could that be that usually they arrest someone on drug charges as well?
Does anyone really think that over the last 5 years the DOJ could not find one time when they could catch Hunter with drugs? Kind of reminds me of the bag of cocaine left in the living quarters of the Whitehouse that the keystone cops haven't been able to find the perpetrator for.
The FBI had the laptop for a year when Trump was president. The laptop reveals money being paid to Joe Biden from foreign countries and the FBI hid that so that Biden could run for president, they called the laptop "Russian disinformation" to discredit the then president. If it turns out that they were helping Biden, compromised by foreign countries to illegally become president, you don't think that is treason?
In a manner of speaking it is; but in a court of law "Treason" is a very specific crime. IMO, for a foreign power to displace the Commander in Chief of the armed forces (not simply "influence" an election, but to legitimately interfere by fraud) with an impostor is an act of war- and to knowingly and intently aid that would be treason. That is strictly in my reckoning.
In a court of law; Treason charges are probably limited to levying kinetic warfare against the US because "information warfare" is such a grey area. In Russia, I'd probably be a traitor; because I'm very critical of the military. But I'm not critical of the military because I hate them... I criticize because I love them and I want them to be better; not because I want to discredit them. It's complicated.
In a court of law; Treason charges are probably limited to levying kinetic warfare against the US because "information warfare" is such a grey area. In Russia, I'd probably be a traitor; because I'm very critical of the military. But I'm not critical of the military because I hate them... I criticize because I love them and I want them to be better; not because I want to discredit them. It's complicated.
I suspect we are about to see the pendulum swing the other way, Trump gets imprisoned, then he comes out as "ruler", more like a king than a president and in response they get laws that swing from being too lenient to being far too strict in an effort to "clean up the corruption". Typical FreeMasons, don't miss the opportunity to take advantage of any crisis to seize more power.
I don't think it will be like Germany under Hitler, they only shot Jews in the street, I think it will be much more egalitarian when law and order really collapses.
I don't think it will be like Germany under Hitler, they only shot Jews in the street, I think it will be much more egalitarian when law and order really collapses.