re: Lawyers present Presidential pardon to Tina Peters's jailers. Colorado: "So?"

quote:

---

I remember when this all went down, but I don’t recall it being a “sham trial”.

---

This sentence contradicts itself.

quote:

---

Were the charges shite?

---

Yes. 100%

quote:

---

And you are straight up delusional if you think any of us believe your account isn't an alter.

---

I have repeatedly been accused of being an alter.

This is my only user name.

Is there some way to demonstrate that I am not an alter, so we can move beyond this nonsense?

quote:

---

This is a message the Dems are sending to anybody speaks out

---

Exactly.

Either bow to the corruption and keep your mouth shut, or we will destroy you.

Do you think we'll ever get an explanation for the date of December 5 on the putative pardon?

This is so strange. The lawyers for Peters were still lobbying for a pardon after that date. Did the White House forget to tell them one had already been issued?

President Trump wrote on December 11:

“TODAY I am granting Tina a full Pardon for her attempts to expose Voter Fraud in the Rigged 2020 Presidential Election!”

The pardon was then posted on December 12, the NEXT day on the official DOJ website, but again with the date of December 5.

Can someone make it make sense? Did the President not know on December 11 that he had already pardoned her on December 5? Why was it not posted until December 12?

quote:

---

He's obviously trying to bring attention to the situation and brew controversy.

---

Yep. It's a PR game.

They have her in solitary confinement. Very cruel and unusual. Jena Griswold is pure evil along with that pussy Phil Weiser. This twink Judge Matthew Barrett should burn in hell for sentencing her this harshly.

There is no strategy. It's a state conviction. Feds can't do anything about it, and that state isn't a Republican state. The Marxist have the upper hand.
Terrible and horrible situation, but that's the reality.

quote:

---

We must have had the same experiences. Ayatollah Polozola was something.

---

Although I have never been on a battleship, there were times with Judge Polozola that reminded me on being on the deck when the big guns were going off. Even when the guns were not aimed at you, it was an intimidating experience.

Thats funy you are here:



Retarded tiger

Ailsa, even if she were deemed to be a federal officer, that wouldn't shield her from Colorado state charges: "...if a federal official acts unlawfully, commits unauthorized acts, or acts unreasonably, they can be prosecuted under state law."

As much as I think Tina Peters was a hero for trying to expose Dominion, the jury clearly found that she acted "unlawfully" when she committed identity theft, for instance, under state law.

Whatever the case, if she thought she had some immunity as a "federal officer," the time to assert that was before trial. I'm afraid all of this is now irrelevant to the efficacy of the Presidential pardon issue.