Posted on 02/26/2023 6:23:26 PM PST by E. Pluribus Unum
Yes. Now stop stalking me, weirdo.
You miss my point: The article posted is not from GP.
Who exactly are you thinking of that can do a "full and fair investigation"?
The FBI? hahahahaahahahahahahaha. Pull the other one, it has bells on.
No one said it was. But GP promoted it breathlessly regardless. The best stories at GP are written by Kristinn Taylor, who should be the editor.
The last paragraph of the posted article is cut and pasted below -
“This is the bombshell of bombshells so far this election cycle. Unfortunately, it seems unlikely that anything will come from it because other than us and The Gateway Pundit, the conservative media world seems to have completely ignored this. Hopefully that will change next week.”
Sorry, but I am incredibly skeptical about this story. Too many people and too much of a paper record for a criminal scheme that requires documentation AND requires dozens of participants within the courthouse, private companies, and property owners. She even alleges that the police department is part of this? Why? What role would a cop have in mortgage fraud or why would they be needed for cartels to buy up properties?
There is a certain way to know the validity of this..... if she is upright next year this was NOT cartel money. I can believe the cartel is buying real estate - why not.... so are Blackrock and the rest of Wall Street. I can believe they are involved in fraud. However, this allegation is so broad and massive that it would be unprecedented in American history.
There is certainly criminal activity in Arizona related to the cartels. I can see them “helping” candidates who are for open borders because its so good for their business. However, this lady is alleging a conspiracy involving HUNDREDS of people. 10,000 falsified documents? She even suggested that people calling this out were “swatted”?
This is crazy.
See 65 - it is right there in the linked article from TheLibertyDaily.
Crazier things have been true. I don’t know if it is or not. The attorney is practically begging someone to sue him for defamation so he can get discovery.David Clements’ tweet, posted in the comments of the
Treehouse article, gives credence to the notion of such widespread fraud. He is a New Mexican former DA I believe who has successfully prosecuted a great deal of fraud. His Twitter handle is The Professor’s Record.
I have the 96 page Senate Report if anyone wants it. Private message me your email and I will send it. It literally has documents attached to prove some of this stuff. It’s unbelievable.
Next time answer the question when asked for threads you initiate.
Weirdo.
That’s all you got? You can’t answer simple questions when asked?
You are owed an explanation?
Act like a thug, get treated like a thug.
Awwww ..... you poor thing; created a thread, failed to answer simple questions, call posters names.
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