You stupid prick, you've made that same stupid ass bet several times before, and I've rejected it each and every time, for reasons I'm not going to repeat again. I wouldn't make the bet if I was absolutely certain of getting paid, let alone when you're a known lying, welching, creepy lard ass runt. Go fuck yourself, you gutless twat(Bitch can't answer the Deadly Dozen, ROTFMAO!!!!!!)
You stupid prick, you've made that same stupid ass bet several times before, and I've rejected it each and every time, for reasons I'm not going to repeat again. I wouldn't make the bet if I was absolutely certain of getting paid, let alone when you're a known lying, welching, creepy lard ass runt. Go fuck yourself, you gutless twat(Bitch can't answer the Deadly Dozen, ROTFMAO!!!!!!)
Pauper ain't betting
Let me know when you have explanations for the 12 points I made earlier, Dumbo, you're nothing if not consistent-consistently DUMB, that is. I think John Dean knows a wee bit more about this subject than you do:
[h=1]Russia investigation: Rick Gates' testimony could be 'the end' of the Trump Presidency, says Watergate lawyer[/h]
Andrew Buncombe
,The Independent•February 26, 2018
The decision by former Trump campaign official Rick Gates to plead guilty to federal charges, could mark the end of Donald Trump’s presidency, a veteran lawyer involved in the Watergate scandal has claimed.
John Dean, 79, who served as counsel to President Richard Nixon from July 1970 until April 1973 and who pleaded guilty to a single charge in exchange for acting as a key witness for Watergate prosecutors, said the decision by Mr Gates could be crucial.
“Mueller is throwing everything he can against Manafort, including Gates who can nail him. Increasingly it appears Manafort is the link to Russian collusion,” Mr Dean tweeted.
“If Gates can testify that Manafort was acting with Trump’s blessings, it’s the end of his presidency. That’s substantial.”
Gates, 45, who served as a deputy to Mr Trump’s campaign manager, Paul Manafort, pleaded guilty last week as part of a deal with Robert Mueller in the special counsel's investigation into Russia’s alleged interference in the 2016 election.
He pleaded guilty on two federal charges brought by Mr Mueller’s team - one count of conspiracy against the United States and one count of making false statements to FBI agents.
As part of the plea deal, Gates agreed to cooperate “fully, truthfully, completely, and forthrightly”, with the special counsel’s office as well as other law enforcement officials, according to court documents.
Speculation had mounted recently that Gates would plead guilty and cooperate in Mr Mueller’s probe, making him a key witness who could testify in the criminal case against Mr Manafort.
Dean said in a subsequent tweet that people have “expressed concern in this Manafort thread that Trump will pardon him”.
He said: “Many of the counts in both the VA and DC indictments have state law counterparts that can be charged in NY and VA, where Trump had no pardon power. Checkmate is coming for Paul Manafort.“
Mr Manafort has pleaded not guilty to more than a dozen charges, that include money laundering and conspiracy.
Two weeks ago, Mr Mueller indicted 13 Russians on charges relating to a carefully planned scheme to incite political discord in the US in the months before the election.
Let me know when you have explanations for the 12 points I made earlier, Dumbo, you're nothing if not consistent-consistently DUMB, that is. I think John Dean knows a wee bit more about this subject than you do:
Russia investigation: Rick Gates' testimony could be 'the end' of the Trump Presidency, says Watergate lawyer
Andrew Buncombe
,The Independent•February 26, 2018
The decision by former Trump campaign official Rick Gates to plead guilty to federal charges, could mark the end of Donald Trump’s presidency, a veteran lawyer involved in the Watergate scandal has claimed.
John Dean, 79, who served as counsel to President Richard Nixon from July 1970 until April 1973 and who pleaded guilty to a single charge in exchange for acting as a key witness for Watergate prosecutors, said the decision by Mr Gates could be crucial.
“Mueller is throwing everything he can against Manafort, including Gates who can nail him. Increasingly it appears Manafort is the link to Russian collusion,” Mr Dean tweeted.
“If Gates can testify that Manafort was acting with Trump’s blessings, it’s the end of his presidency. That’s substantial.”
Gates, 45, who served as a deputy to Mr Trump’s campaign manager, Paul Manafort, pleaded guilty last week as part of a deal with Robert Mueller in the special counsel's investigation into Russia’s alleged interference in the 2016 election.
He pleaded guilty on two federal charges brought by Mr Mueller’s team - one count of conspiracy against the United States and one count of making false statements to FBI agents.
As part of the plea deal, Gates agreed to cooperate “fully, truthfully, completely, and forthrightly”, with the special counsel’s office as well as other law enforcement officials, according to court documents.
Speculation had mounted recently that Gates would plead guilty and cooperate in Mr Mueller’s probe, making him a key witness who could testify in the criminal case against Mr Manafort.
Dean said in a subsequent tweet that people have “expressed concern in this Manafort thread that Trump will pardon him”.
He said: “Many of the counts in both the VA and DC indictments have state law counterparts that can be charged in NY and VA, where Trump had no pardon power. Checkmate is coming for Paul Manafort.“
Mr Manafort has pleaded not guilty to more than a dozen charges, that include money laundering and conspiracy.
Two weeks ago, Mr Mueller indicted 13 Russians on charges relating to a carefully planned scheme to incite political discord in the US in the months before the election.
The end of Trump's Presidency . :laughingb
Finchy :bbsmile:
Still waiting to know who I welched....
Do you need the definition again?
Sop which MOD do you want to oversee the wager? They can guarantee there will be no welching from you. AND you get great odds, I get banned from the Poly Forum for 10 years! You only have to get banned for 2...
But wait, you dont believe your own bullshit
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/paul-manafort-rick-gates-indicted-32-counts/story?id=53286392
Stupid, arrogant prick was looking at up to 80 years even BEFORE this. Ya think maybe it's time to spill on that June 16th meeting, Paulie? But, no direct charges of Russian collusion, right, Righty Whack Jobs? :think2:ointer
Feb 22, 2018, 6:03 PM ET
- By Mike Levine
A federal grand jury in Virginia has handed up a new 32 count indictment against former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort and his former top aide, Rick Gates.
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In all, the two men face 16 counts related to filing false individual income tax returns, seven counts of failure to file reports of foreign bank and financial accounts, five counts of bank fraud conspiracy, and four counts of bank fraud.
Manafort and Gates are accused of making tens of millions from lobbying work in Ukraine and failing to properly account for it in the U.S.
All told, special counsel Robert Mueller said more than $75 million was funneled through offshore accounts in Cyprus, the Grenadines, the Seychelles and the United Kingdom, and the two laundered more than $30 million to pay for personal expenses.
Manafort, prosecutors allege, spent $12 million in tax-sheltered money on his home in the Hamptons, plus another $655,000 for landscaping. There were also $600,000 in payments to a clothing store in Beverly Hills.
Gates improperly disclosed money to pay his mortgage, his children’s tuition and on renovations to his home in Virginia.
These new charges are in addition to charges already filed against Manafort and Gates in federal court in Washington. The two men were indicted in October on money laundering charges, failing to properly register as foreign agents, and lying to federal officials about lobbying and other activities that took place before and are unrelated to Trump's presidential campaign.
They pleaded not guilty to the previous charges.
ABC News' Adam Katersky contributed to this report.
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HEY ERV
:kissingbb
Paul Manafort pleads not guilty to charges filed after Gates plea deal.
Whoopty-damnn-do, Walnuts is nothing if not consistent, consistently DUMB, that is: he was stupid enough to openly be an agent for Russia without registering(and helpfully underscored his guilt by registering AFTER the crime, lol); stupid enough to buy over 800k in men's clothing from one, unregistered off shore account, and about 600k on "landscaping" from another such account; dumb enough to be so indiscreet in leaving a paper trail that Muller reportedly has over 400,000 pages of evidence, making the case, pretty much a slam dunk, according to numerous legal and law enforcement experts; dumb enough to transparently write a ghost written article while already negotiating for fewer restrictions of his movement, and dumb enough to offer a banker a job that he wasn't gonna be able to deliver in return for a sweetheart deal. I'm guessing he thinks that Twittler is gonna pardon him, but the dumb fuck seems to be ignoring that Mueller has plenty of state charges, too, and no pardon from the Orange Ape on those. He is, barring the Flip of the Century(and it usually works, first Flipper gets the best deal. but 3 people have already beaten him to the barn, including Gates, who, tellingly, got most of his charges (conditionally) dropped, so, good luck with THAT), GUAR-UN-TEED to do hard jail time. But YOU stay firmly ensconced in Delusional Land if it makes you happy, Jagoff.
