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Poor Giuliani it gets worse for him ??

Former President Donald Trump's attorney Rudy Giuliani is facing a federal inquiry over possible improper lobbying for Turkey, a source familiar with the matter told ABC News.

Giuliani's actions first raised questions in 2017 when he was hired to represent Turkey-based, Iranian-born businessman Reza Zarrab in a money laundering and sanctions evasion case brought against Zarrab by the U.S. attorney in the Southern District of New York.

https://abcnews.go.com/US/giuliani-investigated-turkish-lobbying-source/story?id=78557555



   
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Cosby gets released from jail after conviction got overturned

https://abcnews.go.com/US/bill-cosby-released-prison-conviction-vacated/story?id=78582000



   
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Found this interesting!   https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/live/2021/jun/30/biden-heatwave-us-politics-live-latest-republicans-democrats?page=with:block-60dccaf88f08a0630603f2ca#block-60dccaf88f08a0630603f2ca

House passes resolution to form select committee to investigate Capitol insurrection

 

 

222 is a sign that you are being given an opportunity to look at your life and make changes for the better. It implies that by making the necessary changes, you will help to create a better world for yourself and others and help to raise the vibrations of this planet. This represents a spiritual awakening for you.



   
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@journeywithme2 With this and the indictments hitting tomorrow, can we finally say that the snowball is building momentum?



   
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@theungamer I would say that there are multiple snowballs, and they have now been formed at the top of the mountain.  Now that the indictments have officially been entered, that one is beginning to roll.  Expect some interesting things coming from that, including further indictments against individuals in the T Org.

With regard to the commission, when it begins to officially meet, that's when you should break out the popcorn for the show.  It's going to be a bumpy ride, and I'm not sure there will be much in terms of punishments or justice for those in Congress who will be found to have been directly or indirectly involved.  While the commission has subpoena powers, it does not have charging authority.  On the other hand, we will at least have a much more clear picture of the who's, when's, and why's, and that will likely open the doors to possible prosecutions, where more solid evidence can be presented and used against them.



   
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@tgraf66 Heard Daniel Goldman say he wanted to look at the docs to determine if the reason Weaselberg was the only individual indicted at this time was to preserve statutes.  Thus, more discovery and more indictments to come.  Fingers crossed.  Popcorn stocked.

I think I need a procedural road map.  Am confused as to what the commission will uncover that the FBI hasn't.  If additional evidence is discovered by the commission is it turned over to the FBI or DOJ?  



   
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@theungamer I don't know the answer to your question, I'm afraid.  As I said, the commission has subpoena power, but while that may be useful for compelling people to testify before the commission and perhaps for gathering/collating/publicizing evidence, the power to call a grand jury to indict would lie solely with the DOJ.  I suspect that at least some of what the commission will look at is the evidence that FBI already has, and if the FBI has it, the DOJ likely has access to it as well.  The FBI is moving forward with prosecutions of the insurrectionists, but the DOJ isn't needed for that since the actions of most of the ones we saw that day were very clearly criminal, which is in the immediate purview of the FBI and the regular courts.  I think the DOJ is waiting to see if anything "new" comes to light from any testimony the commission gathers before deciding whether to proceed with deeper investigations/indictments but ultimately, I don't expect much in the way of actual charges or prosecutions of any sitting members, though it might cause a few people to lose their seats in 2022.  I can only sit back and watch it unfold.



   
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I want to wish everyone here a very fine and enjoyable Fourth of July. We can celebrate the endurance of our nation, surviving four years of corruption and fear.  Here is to a clear future, dear ones!



   
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@billy-mike 

Thank you and Happy Independence Day.

I hope everyone's celebration is joyful and more meaningful than ever.  May all people in our country and world experience the joy of freedom.  



   
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@billy-mike Wonderful wish to us all.  We have so much to celebrate this year! I believe we have turned a corner towards a stronger democracy. We prayed and hoped for this time to come and it has. T is gone.  Prosecutions are unfolding to redress the wrongs. And the population is more awake and progressive than ever.   @lovendures! ❤️ 



   
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