Special Council Weiss Should Be Prosecuted.

Remember the sweet heart deal that Weiss was willing to offer Hunter Biden, that would have gave him immunity from any other Federal Prosecutions.

He knew well that Hunter was indeed guilty of much more serious crimes, crimes that could lead directly to Joe Biden.. He went along with that deal, that the Judge threw out, because he is nothing more than a an anti-Trump lackey of Joe Biden and Attorney General Garland.

The entire bunch needs to be brought up on Charges.

What charges?

Rage whining again I see

Prosecutorial miss conduct.

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/07/u...ndictment.html

NYT clarifies the story.

Looks like multiple felony charges. Will "they" be able to flip him to bring the focus on "the big guy"?

Remember the sweet heart deal that Weiss was willing to offer Hunter Biden, that would have gave him immunity from any other Federal Prosecutions.

He knew well that Hunter was indeed guilty of much more serious crimes, crimes that could lead directly to Joe Biden.. He went along with that deal, that the Judge threw out, because he is nothing more than a an anti-Trump lackey of Joe Biden and Attorney General Garland.

The entire bunch needs to be brought up on Charges. Originally Posted by Jackie S

Weiss is bringing some pretty serious charges. They're described in ICU's link. In case you're not a subscriber, here are a few excerpts,

A federal grand jury charged Hunter Biden on Thursday with a scheme to evade federal taxes on millions in income from foreign businesses, the second indictment against him this year and a major new development in a case Republicans have made the cornerstone of a possible impeachment of President Biden.

Mr. Biden, the president’s son, faces three counts each of evasion of a tax assessment, failure to file and pay taxes, and filing a false or fraudulent tax return, according to the 56-page indictment — a withering play-by-play of personal indulgence with potentially enormous political costs for his father.

....Mr. Biden “engaged in a four-year scheme to not pay at least $1.4 million in self-assessed federal taxes he owed for tax years 2016 through 2019,” Mr. Weiss wrote.

“Between 2016 and Oct. 15, 2020, the defendant spent this money on drugs, escorts and girlfriends, luxury hotels and rental properties, exotic cars, clothing, and other items of a personal nature, in short, everything but his taxes,” he added.

If convicted, he could face a maximum of 17 years in prison, Justice Department officials said.

Prosecutors said that he “subverted the payroll and tax withholding process of his own company,” Owasco PC, by withdrawing millions from the coffers that he used to subsidize “an extravagant lifestyle rather than paying his tax bills.” They also accused him of taking false business deductions.

Mr. Weiss called out Mr. Biden for failing to pay child support and his reliance on associates, including the Hollywood lawyer Kevin Morris, to pay his way. Prosecutors included a chart that tracked the cash he siphoned from Owasco’s coffers — $1.6 million in A.T.M. withdrawals, $683,212 for “payments — various women,” nearly $400,000 for clothing and accessories, and around $750,000 for restaurants, health and beauty products, groceries, and other retail purchases.

Throughout the document, Mr. Weiss presented an unflattering split-screen of Mr. Biden, scooping up millions in income and gifts from friends while stubbornly refusing to pay his taxes. That pattern even persisted into 2020, after he had borrowed money to pay off his tax liabilities from the previous few years, prosecutors wrote.

“Defendant spent $17,500 each month, totaling approximately $200,000 from January through Oct. 15, 2020, on a lavish house on a canal in Venice Beach, Calif.,” they wrote, adding that “the I.R.S. stood as the last creditor to be paid.”

The indictment includes a more detailed description of Mr. Biden’s activities and tangled business deals than the government had previously made public. Taken in its totality, the filing paints a damning portrait of personal irresponsibility by a man who leveraged his last name to finance his vices while willfully ignoring his tax liabilities.

It looks like Weiss came around in the end. The NYT also notes,

The investigation appeared to have come to a conclusion in June when Mr. Weiss and Mr. Biden’s lawyers announced that Mr. Biden would plead guilty to two misdemeanor tax charges.

As part of the deal, prosecutors charged Mr. Biden with lying about whether he was using drugs but, under a so-called pretrial diversion agreement, agreed not to prosecute Mr. Biden on that. In return, Mr. Biden agreed to admit that he had used drugs at the time of the purchase and the deal remained contingent on him remaining drug free for the next two years.

But the deal abruptly imploded.

At a hearing in July, Judge Maryellen Noreika of the Federal District Court in Wilmington, Del., sharply questioned elements of the deal, telling the two sides repeatedly that she had no intention of being “a rubber stamp.”

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/07/u...ndictment.html

Tiny, with all due respect, that is all BS.

Every body knows that Weiss was running interference for Joe Biden.
He tried floating some light charges against Hunter, hoping to fool a gullible public, and possibly a Judge, into thinking that’s all it was to it.

The shit is really getting ready to hit the fan. The entire Biden criminal operation will now be laid out for all to see.

The most delighted people are probably the Democrats. This might solve their problem of “what to do about ole Joe”.

Tiny, with all due respect, that is all BS.

Every body knows that Weiss was running interference for Joe Biden.
He tried floating some light charges against Hunter, hoping to fool a gullible public, and possibly a Judge, into thinking that’s all it was to it.

The shit is really getting ready to hit the fan. The entire Biden criminal operation will now be laid out for all to see.

The most delighted people are probably the Democrats. This might solve their problem of “what to do about ole Joe”. Originally Posted by Jackie S

Jackie, According to Gary Shapley, the IRS Whistleblower, Weiss wanted the DOJ to pursue tax charges against Hunter Biden, but he couldn't get federal prosecutors in Washington, D.C. and California to go along. He even considered asking Merrick Garland back in 2022 to be appointed special counsel so he could get around that. Weiss and Garland deny Shapley's account, but in any event after the plea deal fell apart, he was appointed special counsel, and now you see these charges being filed in California. I'm not sure Weiss is the bad guy here.

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/08/19/u...plea-deal.html

"Everybody knows..."

Sorry Jackie, but that's not how it works.

It is the same phrase used by Mr. Trump:

"The election was rigged. And everybody knows it."


If Weiss needs to be prosecuted, get a grand jury to bring an indictment. Simple as that.

It is the same phrase used by Mr. Trump:

"The election was rigged. And everybody knows it."


If Weiss needs to be prosecuted, get a grand jury to bring an indictment. Simple as that. Originally Posted by VitaMan

... Sounds like a plan, mate.
Not onley Weiss, but A LOT more.

Look for those indictments in 2025.

#### Salty

Tiny, with all due respect, that is all BS.

Every body knows that Weiss was running interference for Joe Biden.
He tried floating some light charges against Hunter, hoping to fool a gullible public, and possibly a Judge, into thinking that’s all it was to it.

The shit is really getting ready to hit the fan. The entire Biden criminal operation will now be laid out for all to see.

The most delighted people are probably the Democrats. This might solve their problem of “what to do about ole Joe”. Originally Posted by Jackie S

Jackie joining the "just wait" group.

... Sounds like a plan, mate.
Not onley Weiss, but A LOT more.

Look for those indictments in 2025.

#### Salty Originally Posted by Salty Again

Keep waiting Salty.