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i-am-aprl · 19 days
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Everyone needs to shut up if you’re not calling this a genocide.
Mustafa Barghouti appears on Piers Morgan with American Alan Dershowitz and states it as it is. A GENOCIDE. ETHNIC CLEANSING. COLLECTIVE PUNISHMENT. After being interrupted several times he tells them to shut up and rightly so.
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jollyrebelwinner · 3 months
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Jeffrey Epstein's lawyer Alan Dershowitz bragging about Jewish power
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mysharona1987 · 3 months
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Alan Dershowitz supporters really be doing this.
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punkass-diogenes · 3 months
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Channeling my pain into art
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On a personal note, these same STALINIST Tactics were used on my (southern) family members during Jim Crow: "Show me the man & I'll show you his crime." Freedom loving people worldwide should be disgusted. If this is happening to an American President, just imagine what is happening to Americans who lack media attention & wise counsel.
Wouldn't it be poetic justice if Trump's political persecution in DC by Deranged John "Jack" Luman Smith & Soros GA DA proves to the American people that the 2020 election was in fact a FRAUD!
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Andy McCarthy was Right!
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Stalinist John "Jack" Luman Smith is making it all up day by day!
Fake Christian Mike Pence
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dushman-e-jaan · 3 months
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The dots are finally connecting Israel, Mossad, and Epstein's sex-trafficking ring and the blackmailing of many US officials into complicity. Kind of like a honey-pot for pedophiles; and Alan Dershowitz, as usual, is center-stage in all this, who, by the way, asked the feminists to condemn hamas and then talk big about Epstein's lists; you can't make this shit up. (I want to do a post on this, but I'm a bit of a mess these days for that, as I've got some damning material on these people.) Bill Ackman, too, is deeply involved, who had a hand in Claudine Gay's resignation from Harvard, who's also an unhinged proponent of the systematic suppression of free-speech against Israel; so is Ehud Barak, to the surprise of no one who's been reading news on this for years. Lowkey has more on this, as well.
Now that a case against Israel will be taken to ICJ, I want to see severe punishments being doled out to all involved. A campaign to dismantle this zionist, settler-colonial, white-supremacist state once and for all. The number of lives it's utterly ruined is unprecedented in history; Israel's brutal oppression of Palestinians is being termed as 'worse than apartheid' by many academics from South Africa. If you still believe otherwise, man, then you're just beyond the pale.
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news4dzhozhar · 3 months
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shashiatnight · 3 months
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To Jewish readers - do y'all have the concept of excommunication?
If not - isn't it antisemitic to call a Jewish person who claims they're Jewish - a nonJew?
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simply-ivanka · 3 months
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DERSHOWITZ: CO's anti-Trump judicial power grab will cause 2024 choas
DERSHOWITZ: CO's anti-Trump judicial power grab will cause 2024 choas https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12886511/colorado-court-trump-alan-dershowtitz.html?ito=native_share_article-nativemenubutton
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believeroftheunseen · 3 months
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These zionists are being exposed to the world.
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mariluphoto · 3 months
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Epstein-linked lawyer tipped to defend Israel at The Hague
According to reports, Benjamin Netanyahu has sought suspected paedophile Alan Dershowitz to defend Israel in the upcoming hearing at the International Criminal Court in the Hague.
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Abogado vinculado a Epstein defiende a Israel en La Haya
Según los informes, Benjamin Netanyahu ha buscado al presunto pedófilo Alan Dershowitz para defender a Israel en la próxima audiencia en la Corte Penal Internacional de La Haya.
via. Telegram: t.me/mintpress_news
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cyarsk52-20 · 3 months
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How did Dr Gay feel? How much time did you spend on that? Zero seconds? Yeah. Though so. You & your wife are fucking hypocrites& even in 2010, Wikipedia wasn’t acceptable in academic writing, cited or not. Cut & paste from Wikipedia was lazy. And you both know it.
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jloisse · 3 months
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L'avocat d'Epstein, Alan Derchowitz, se met en colère et s'inquiète lorsqu'on lui demande si Epstein travaillait pour le Mossad
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troythings · 3 months
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netanyahu having alan dershowitz as his lawyer pick is so stupid yet so unsurprising lmao
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DERSHOWITZ: Gore's team and I contested 2000 vote. Why go after Trump?
Trump "supposedly" lost GA by approximately 10,000+ votes. Stacey Abrams spent 3 years pretending to be GA's governor after losing by 30,000+ votes.🤔
ALAN DERSHOWITZ: Al Gore, his legal team and I tried to find uncounted presidential votes, lobbied officials and fought in the courts in 2000. The only difference now? The candidate's name is Donald Trump... That's why this prosecution is an outrage
By Alan Dershowitz For Dailymail.Com12:17 EDT 16 Aug 2023 , updated 12:56 EDT 16 Aug 2023
Alan Dershowitz is a lawyer, Harvard Law School Professor and author of 'Get Trump: The Threat to Civil Liberties, Due Process, and Our Constitutional Rule of Law'
Electoral challenges have long been part of American history. 
Only now are they being criminalized.
I was one of the lawyers involved in objections to Florida's presidential vote in 2000.
A margin of less than 600 ballots determined that Governor George W. Bush rather than Vice President Al Gore won the state and, thus, the electoral college vote.
I was convinced then and I am convinced now that this result was wrong.
No one was indicted, disbarred, disciplined or even much criticized for those efforts, yet here we stand today.
President Donald Trump and 18 other defendants has been charged with election fraud, conspiracy, racketeering and more, under a law designed to take down criminal organizations, known as the RICO Act.
Should Al Gore have been charged in 2000?
What about me?
I represented the voters of Palm Beach County, many of whom voted by mistake for Pat Buchanan rather than Gore because of the infamous butterfly ballots and hanging chads that prevented their votes from being accurately counted.
During the course of our challenges, many tactics similar to those employed in 2020 were attempted.
Lawyers wrote legal memoranda outlining possible courses of conduct, including proposing a slate of alternate electors, who would deliver our preferred election results to Congress.
A margin of less than 600 ballots determined that Governor George W. Bush rather than Vice President Al Gore (above) won the state and, thus, the electoral college vote.
I represented the voters of Palm Beach County, many of whom voted by mistake for Pat Buchanan rather than Gore because of the infamous butterfly ballots (above) and hanging chads that prevented their votes from being accurately counted.
Electoral challenges have long been part of American history, only now are they being criminalized. I was one of the lawyers involved in objections to Florida's presidential vote in 2000. (Above) Alan Dershowitz is a lawyer, Harvard Law School Professor and author of 'Get Trump: The Threat to Civil Liberties, Due Process, and Our Constitutional Rule of Law'
Now, Trump and his attorney Rudy Giuliani, along with others, are accused of conspiracy to commit forgery and false statements for drafting their list of alternate electors.
In 2000, Florida state officials were lobbied to secure recounts in selected counties in which we thought the tally would favor us. We were trying to find at least 600 votes that would change the result.
This new indictment features Trump's phone call with Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, which was captured in an audio recording. In the conversation, Trump asks Raffensperger to 'find' 12,000 votes.
In my mind, this call is among the most exculpatory pieces of evidence. Trump was entitled as a candidate to ask a Georgia state official to locate votes that he believes were not counted.
In 2000, attempts were made to influence various Florida officials to recount the votes.
Now, the former president's request that Georgia's Republican Speaker of the House reconsider the count is being charged as soliciting a public official to violate his oath.
Florida state officials were lobbied to secure recounts in selected counties in which we thought the tally would favor us. We were trying to find at least 600 votes that would change the result. (Above) Paln Beach, Florida County elections officials conduct presidential vote recount on November  11, 2000
President Donald Trump and 18 other defendants has been charged with election fraud, conspiracy, racketeering and more, under a law designed to take down criminal organizations, known as the RICO Act.
But if similar behavior was legal in 2000, how could it be illegal in 2023?
In the end, all those efforts in Florida failed when the Supreme Court in a five-to-four vote ordered the recounts stopped thereby turning the election over to President George W. Bush.
I wrote a book entitled Supreme Injustice, condemning the Supreme Court's decision and insisting that the election had been stolen from Gore and improperly handed to the candidate who received fewer votes.
The book was a bestseller, featured in front page reviews in the New York Times and other major publications. Most Americans thought that those challenging the Florida vote had acted in good faith, even though the courts ruled against them.
What's different today is that many observers do not believe that Trump and his advisors were sincere when they declared that he had won the election. But that doesn't make what they did a crime.
The Georgia indictment hinges on the allegation that Trump was lying in order to corruptly prevent the inauguration of the candidate who won the election fair and square.
Conspiracy and RICO violations are specific 'intent' crimes. In order to secure a conviction, prosecutors must prove a personalized agreement to join a criminal activity.
That will be an incredibly difficult case to make, especially regarding Trump himself who — to my knowledge – has never wavered from his belief that the election was stolen.
In the end, all those efforts in Florida failed when the Supreme Court in a five-to-four vote ordered the recounts stopped thereby turning the election over to President George W. Bush.
Most Americans thought that those challenging the Florida vote had acted in good faith, even though the courts ruled against them. (Above) Demonstrations at the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, DC where justices determined whether the Florida recount could continue
He is wrong, but again, that is not enough to prove him guilty.
The First Amendment and general criminal law principles protect the right to be wrong, especially if that right is based on an honest mistake or belief.
Many point to the claim that Trump associates allegedly stole voting machine data, but that accusation is hotly contested. The jury will have to assess the credibility of each side.
The fundamental truth of this indictment is that if the evidence of specific crimes were compelling, there would be no need to charge under the onerous 'intent' requirements of RICO and conspiracy laws. The proof is not compelling, because these electoral challenges have precedent.
Once again, as with the preceding three Trump indictments, the law is being stretched to its limits in order to snare a former president.
'Show me the man, and I'll show you the crime,' is the infamous Soviet-era boast attributed to Joseph Stalin's chief of the secret police.
Is this really what our country has become?
When prosecutions are rooted in the fickle ground of politics and not the solid rock of justice everything will crumble.
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so-what-then · 3 months
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Alan Dershowitz is just like. Pure evil and grossness idk how else to put it.
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