This is how bad they are at depositions:
This one has nothing to do with Sandy Hook.
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Interesting. It looks like I have something to do for the next several weeks. (Damn! They are pretty lengthy.)
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After Alex Jones was sued for claiming the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary was a hoax, the infamous conspiracy theorist conspired to divert his assets to shell companies owned by insiders like his parents, his children, and himself. Since being sued, Jones transferred millions of dollars from his fortune to these insidersâwhom he apparently thought were beyond reach. But the Texas Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act prohibits defendants from playing shell games to shield assets from their creditors. And it allows creditors like the Sandy Hook Families to void fraudulent transfers that defendants like Alex Jones make to their insiders. The Sandy Hook Families and Fontaine therefore assert TUFTA claims against Jones and his insiders to foil this scheme.
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SâChn TâGai Spock
Also⌠this lineâŚ
and thanks to Discovery, in his Panic! At the Disco rebellious phase.
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I mean he keeps his Oscar, and he is allowed to be nominated/win future oscars. He already resigned his membership so he doesnât get a vote anyway.
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Booting him is about the most they can do. Theyâre not the criminal justice system.
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Thatâs kind of what I was thinking too. I mean, itâs to be expected. Regardless of your take on Rockâs joke, if you hit someone at a place being asked not to return is kind of an expected.
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My Dad and step-mom live in Michigan and are diehard democrats, and they were telling me that it sounded a lot like this case was going to fall apart because it was basically a bunch of FBI informants and a few others who had no money, weapons, and training⌠and that the FBI informants basically paid for them to get training, drew up the plans, bought everyone guns, created the chat rooms, and pushed every step of the plan to execution.
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Isnât that what a court case is supposed to determine?
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to me it sounded like - unlike some of the seemingly fbi instigated terror plots that put people of darker skin tone into prison - these guys were already underway when the fbi got involved
they were even exploring bomb making on their own, and choosing amongst themselves the target
call me a cynic, but i think race and religion played no small role in the outcome
ex.
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If these were Muslims, theyâd be under the jail by now⌠But their white dudes, so they get all the benefit of all the doubtâŚ
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They had some camp out in the middle of nowhere where they were blowing things up and shooting things. This is actually pretty common in michigan. Then the FBI informants came in, equipped them with explosives, paid for them to get high end militia training, gave them a list of targets, paid for them to have mockup training runs against those targets homes using information supplied by the FBI, and then paid them to agree to do it. Without the FBI informants, all these people would have had were fanfics and liberal target range targets printed out from an inkjet printer. They had no capability to do any of the crime until the FBI came in and literally gave them the ideas and the funding. IMHO, thatâs a level of entrapment we shouldnât be okay with. We arenât okay when they do similar things to mosques.
