Releasing the kraken

[LuFins Dad]

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[LuFins Dad]

Can’t help but notice that most of the Western world that handled things much more to Andy’s liking is in pretty much the same situation as the US...

[jon-nyc]

Georgia used Dominion and they’re going into manual recount.

So we’ll see how many votes their systems miscounted.

[Larry]

If she can back up what she's claiming, a manual recount won't tell us anything.

[Kincaid]

@Larry said in Releasing the kraken:

If she can back up what she's claiming, a manual recount won't tell us anything.

How so? The Dominion counting machines and software doesn't change ballots, it just counts them.

[Larry]

That's the whole problem. It DOES change ballots.

[xenon]

@Larry how? It’s a vote scanner so it needs to be configured properly before scanning.

If you don’t set it up right, it’ll report the results incorrectly.

Are you saying that the machine somehow prints info back on the ballot?

[jon-nyc]

You’d think campaign staff would get suspicious when the vote counter needs ink.

[Larry]

I see neither of you bothered to watch the video.

[bachophile]

@Larry whoops that didn’t last long

[Doctor Phibes]

I'm guessing she just presented them with her bill.

[George K]

Is he still on the "Trump Legal Team?"

Does Powell have any standing?

[Doctor Phibes]

They always sound so confident and sure of their virtue.

Then again, so do televangelists.

[Larry]

Ms. Powell has responded to the issue. I told you this yesterday, apparently no one read it. She said she agreed with what Gulianni said, that she had never been a member of his team, had never been paid any money by them, and had never billed them for her time. Then she made it clear that nothing had changed, her work continues just as it has been.

So why the public announcement? Apparently because the lawyers on Trump's team are legally barred from filing criminal charges against government employees or other politicians, and as an independent attorney not working for hire by Trump Me. Powell is able to pursue criminal charges.

BAH. HA. HA.....

[xenon]

Should be interesting to see regardless of what she has.

I for one could not be more excited for the Kraken.

Also - Sidney Powell as just a random lawyer can bring criminal changes against people? I don’t get that.

Don’t district attorneys (or something) bring and prosecute those?

[Axtremus]

@Larry said in Releasing the kraken:

... Apparently because the lawyers on Trump's team are legally barred from filing criminal charges against government employees or other politicians, and as an independent attorney not working for hire by Trump Me. Powell is able to pursue criminal charges.

Sigh, looks like I need to educate you on some basic civics again. Except for minor crimes (e.g., trespassing, battery in a domestic abuse case), only public prosecutors can file criminal charges. Ms. Powell not acting in the capacity of a public prosecutor cannot file criminal charges except for minor crimes — even then the court would still treat it like a civil case and the police will not arrest the defendant in these cases. For election fraud, Ms. Powell does not have any more power than Trump’s lawyers to “pursue criminal charges.”

Srsly, even if you have taken civics classes before, you need to take them again and actually pay attention, ‘mkay.

[Larry]

That came from lawyers, and I think they have a better understanding of it than you do. And I don't take civics lessons from anyone stupid enough to be a democrat, because if you had a single fucking clue about Civics you wouldn't BE a democrat.

[jon-nyc]

Note the Trump campaign letter distancing them from Powell was written entirely in the present tense.

I’m sure they want to retain the option to say she had been his lawyer in order to invoke attorney-client privilege to protect her emails from discovery.

[Axtremus]

@Larry said in Releasing the kraken:

That came from lawyers ...

[Doctor Phibes]

I'm not making any brave predictions about this, other than to say that if the immediate future is anything like the immediate past, then I wouldn't want to get too excited.