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FTA-—This is big. It’s the biggest scam ever perpetrated
by anyone in government.....least of all the WH.

<><> It’s depth of depravity reflects the Biden evil it’s hiding.

<><>NOTE: The Diversion Plea written for Hunter Biden wasn’t a real document.

<><> Billed as such, but it wasn’t a plea.

<><> Hunter could not plead to things for which he had not been charged.

<><>He had not been charged with anything.

<><> That means the thing presented in court yesterday was a joke......

<><>......but.... (drum roll please).... it has a provision
that would protect Hunter (and thus Joe) from any past or future criminal charges.

Better believe Joe Biden orchestrated the entire “save my boy” episode.

It’s Shocking the depths to which Joe Biden would stoop to keep Hunter out of the hands of the law.

.......actually impersonating a staff member of Congress to get ahold of the damaging Amicus brief of IRS whistleblower testimony filed by Comer’s people........

That move was so diabolical it HAD to have come out of the gross corrupt mind of Joe Biden himself.

We need to have that further investigated......then throw the bum out of office.

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EDITED EXCERPT-——The astute Judge Maryellen Noreika smelled a rat. She understood that the lawyers were trying to paint her into a corner and hide the ball.

Instead, she backed DoJ and Hunter’s lawyers into a corner by pulling all the details out into the open and then indicating that she wasn’t going to approve a deal as broad as what she had discovered.

Norieka grilled Delaware AUSA Leo Wise over the strange way they had arranged their deal.‘We looked through a bunch of diversion agreements that we have access to and we couldn’t find anything that had anything similar to that,’ she said, according to a transcript.

‘Have you ever seen a diversion agreement where the agreement not to prosecute is so broad that it encompasses crimes in a different case?’

‘No,’ Wise admitted, then tried to follow up, but was cut off by the judge, and told to ‘sit down’.

Noreika scolded both sides for trying to get her to ‘rubber stamp’ the plea agreement without considering the blanket immunity awarded to Hunter in a separate document.

‘You seem to be asking for the inclusion of the Court in this agreement, yet you’re telling me that I don’t have any role in it,’ she chided. ‘You’re leaving provisions of the plea agreement out and putting them into an agreement that you are not asking me to sign off on.’

The Delaware prosecutor was later put on the spot by Judge Noreika and forced to reveal that the DoJ’s investigation was ‘ongoing’ and that Hunter could be susceptible to illegal lobbying charges.

Scharf claimed Delaware’s Wise only did so in an attempt to save face after the overly generous back-door clause in their deal with Hunter was exposed.

But when Hunter’s hotshot attorney Abbe Lowell heard the Biden Justice Department lawyer hint at potential further charges under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA), he leapt up with a face like thunder and started angrily conferring with his team.

‘Hunter’s lawyers exploded,’ Scharf said. ‘They clearly believed that FARA was covered under the deal, because as written, the pretrial diversion agreement language was broad enough to cover it.

With the previous deal in tatters, the First Son pleaded not guilty, and the judge gave both sides 30 days to hash out an acceptable agreement.

On leaving the courtroom, Hunter appeared shell-shocked. What was meant to be a 20-minute, perfunctory hearing that put his criminal troubles behind him turned into a devastating setback for the President’s son that will stretch his case into fall.

Other former prosecutors were left unimpressed by Delaware’s handling of the case.‘The fact they didn’t cover this ahead of time is really sloppy on the prosecution’s part,’ former Washington DC Assistant US Attorney Shanlon Wu told CNN on Wednesday as the hearing unfolded.

‘For Biden’s team if it’s ambiguous it’s good for them. But the fact that the judge is pointing it out now, that’s on the prosecution. They should have taken care of this a long time ago.’

‘The fact that the parties did not have that written out and completely on the same page and a full understanding on that and went into court today, is a failure by both sides here,’ said ex New York prosecutor Elie Hoenig. ‘That is inexplicable to me.’