Tag Archives: organized crime

Textbook witness intimidation

By Mark | January 23, 2019

Hearing that Michael Cohen had given word today that he would not be testifying before Congress on February 7 as promised, citing threats made against members of his family by Donald Trump, I decided to pull together a little “witness intimidation” timeline for us to go over as a group. I hope you find the […]

Posted in Uncategorized | Also tagged 2016, Adam Schiff, campaign finance, Donald Trump, election interference, Elijah Cummings, grave threats, House Committee on Oversight and Reform, Jeanine Pirro, Jerrold Nadler, Karen McDougal, Lanny Davis, Michael Cohen, pay-offs, perjury, plea deals, rats, Rudy Giuliani, Russia, Russiagate, Stormy Daniels, Ted Lieu, Trump Tower Moscow, witness intimidation | 162 Comments

“So I’m warning you… What I’m going to do to you is going to be fucking disgusting. You understand me?”

By Mark | June 3, 2018

If you’ve ever found yourself wondering if, just maybe, Trump fixer Michael Cohen, the man who mortgaged his home to buy the silence of his boss’s porn star mistress, might be deserving of your empathy, I’d encourage you to listen to this recently released audio of him threatening NPR’s Tim Mak back in 2015, when […]

Posted in Corporate Crime, Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged bank fraud, Daily Beast, divorce, GOP, Ivana Trump, John Boehner, Mackinac Island, marital rape, Michael Cohen, rape, Republican Party, threats, Tim Mak, Trump Organization | 4 Comments

The Fusion GPS testimony, made public this afternoon by the totally badass Diane Feinstein, makes it clear that there’s Republican cover-up of the highest order

By Mark | January 9, 2018

OK, remember a few days ago, when we were discussing the coordinated Republican campaign to kill the Mueller investigation, and how I mentioned that the President of Fusion GPS, the research firm responsible for having commissioned the so-called Steele Dossier back in 2016, was demanding that members of the Senate Judiciary Committee release the transcript […]

Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged Alexander Downer, Australia, Barack Obama, Bill Browder, blackmail, Christopher Steele, collusion, Democratic National Committee, Department of Justice, Diane Feinstein, dossier, FBI, Fusion GPS, George Papadopoulos, Glenn Simpson, Hillary Clinton, HUMINT, intelligence community, James Comes, John McCain, kompromat, Magnitsky Act., MI6, opposition research, Orbis Business Intelligence, Orbis Report, Robert Mueller, Russia, Russiagate, sanctions, Senate Judiciary Committee, Sergei Magnitsky, Washington Free Beacon | 13 Comments

For almost a year now, Donald Trump has neglected to acknowledge, let alone act on, the still very real Russian threat, and the circumstances in the U.S. that enable it

By Mark | December 14, 2017

Since January 6 of this year, when Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, CIA Director John Brennan, National Security Agency chief Michael Rogers, and FBI Director James Comey paid a visit to President-elect Trump at New York City’s Trump Tower, there has been a concerted effort on the part of the United States intelligence community, […]

Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged 2016, 9/11, active measures, Barack Obama, blackmail, Breitbart News, Christopher Steele, collusion, Crimea, Donald Trump, dossier, election hacking, election interference, election meddling, emotional truth, FOX News, Hillary Clinton, InfoWars, insecurity, intelligence community, James Clapper, James Comey, John Brennan, Julia Ioffe, kompromat, media literacy, mental illness, Michael Hayden, Michael Rogers, narcissism, national security, National Security Council, Pod Save America, post-truth, propaganda, reality, Russia, Russiagate, sanctions, Tony Soprano, truth, Ukraine, Vladimir Putin | 12 Comments

With Mueller’s net tightening, Trump is said to be exploring whether or not he can pardon himself, and those close to him

By Mark | July 20, 2017

With Donald Trump Jr., Paul Manafort and Jared Kushner all set to testify before Senate committees this coming week, I can’t say as though I was surprised to read just now in the Washington Post that President Trump, according to White House sources, has begun talking with his attorneys about the possibility of pardoning those […]