Posted on 04/25/2025 12:31:50 PM PDT by Red Badger
How many here will be holding their breath?
Call back when the arrests of Democrat political figures and Law Enforcement figures actually happen. Promises of future indictments mean nothing.
The Democrats are not acting as though they have any fears of such things.
I don’t think that is the issue.
We’ve watched for years as “our better” are never brought to justice and we’ve become cynical
“He assured Americans who have lost faith in Bondi’s leadership, stating:
“Just because you’re not seeing criminal indictments right now,” Davis explained, “that does not mean they’re not coming. They are very much incoming.”
Free beer tomorrow!
Bttt .
5.56mm
Chat GPT on the subject:
How long does it typically take for law enforcement to investigate and put together a case for white collar crimes such as embezzling, tax evasion, racketeering and the like?
Good question — the short answer is: it can take a long time. Longer than most people realize.
For white collar crimes like embezzlement, tax evasion, racketeering, fraud, etc., the investigation phase alone often takes months to years. Here’s why:
Complex Paper Trails: White collar crimes usually involve tons of records — bank accounts, emails, corporate documents, tax filings, ledgers. Investigators have to sift through all of it and trace money flows, sometimes internationally.
Subpoenas and Warrants: Getting access to financial records often requires legal processes like subpoenas, search warrants, or grand jury orders, which takes time.
Expert Analysis: Forensic accountants, auditors, and financial experts are often brought in to review transactions and interpret what happened. Their analysis can be slow and painstaking.
Building a “Solid” Case: Prosecutors (especially federal ones) want an airtight case before charging — because these defendants often have good lawyers and fight hard. They don’t just rush to charge unless they’re absolutely ready.
Undercover Work: In cases like racketeering (especially RICO cases involving organized groups), law enforcement might run long-term undercover operations or flip insiders, which can stretch out for years.
Typical timeframes:
Small-scale embezzlement or fraud (say under $100K): 6 months to a year.
Mid-level corporate fraud, tax evasion, public corruption: 1–3 years.
Major racketeering (like mob, cartel, organized crime rings): 2–5+ years before charges drop.
And that’s just the investigation phase. After charges are filed, court proceedings can easily add another year or two before trial or plea deals happen.
Wasn’t much of the work already done by DOGE when they found billions in fraud, waste and abuse?
It’s not like were dealing with a who done it, or trying to find out who the suspects involved are. They’ve pretty much narrowed down who the suspects are in most cases.
Thanks for posting that!
One more thing. These are not typical cases. The Federal government has massive resources, armies of lawyers, investigators etc, and they lots of money to back it up.
Look at what the did to J6 people and how quick they jailed all of them. And most of those were UNKNOWNS they have to ID and locate. We know who the suspects are in D.C.
Read my lips, arrests are coming, so said Kash Blondi.
They were using AI to ferret this stuff out.
Elon claimed they did not have access to names (I believe that was during the US Treasury audit) because they were simply performing an audit, not law enforcement.
Doge was a rebranding of United States Digital Service established by Obama.
There’s no reason now that the account numbers and payments have been revealed that federal law enforcement can’t have access to the names associated with the accounts and who authorized the payments.
With the UNLIMITED legal/investigative resources and money the Federal government has, this should be a cake walk.
Especially since most all the corrupt players are known.
every law enforcement officer in the country that is impeding efforts to round up illegal aliens is guilty of aiding and abetting a fugitive and obstruction of justice as well as violating RICO laws when they collude with others to do it as well.
-PJ
Haha...I just saw this movie with my young son tonight - Escape to Witch Mountain
Correction in spelling - Chad Mizelle
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Mike Davis met with these same people again today, and in the most recent meeting, there was another key DOJ staffer present, Abigail (Gail) Slater.
Mike also spoke by phone today with Kash Patel.
Who we know according to Mike Davis that was present... (5)
Bondi
Blanche
Mizelle
Woodward
Slater
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Patel
Bongino
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Ed Martin will become a familiar name shortly.
Thanks for clarifying that.
I understand what you’re saying. It’s been extremely frustrating for years.
One thing we must keep in mind is this time Donald Trump is seriously going to get even with as many of the evil bastards as possible. The people who are working for Trump know they’d better not screw up.
Years ago Trump said in real estate dealings if someone screwed him over he would get even with them.
From Mike’s lips toGOD’S EARS!!
If the meeting is ‘secret’, how do people know when and where to come?.................
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