After helping Trump, Russian lawyer gets big payoff from Trump

[EvilCat Breath]

This case was a civil case. The US government was looking to recover 1.9 million dollars in taxes. The settlement was for 5.9 million dollars. CNN, on its own, questions this settlement figure when the principal owns 17 million dollars in New York real estate. It is none of our business how much real estate he owns. The civil case was settled that means the case and its investigation is over.

 

[mamooth]

Uranium 1 deal?

Ted Kennedy actually collusion with Russia?

Why did you think bringing up more fictional stories would somehow convince anyone that Trumpflakes don't spend their days proudly pushing fictional stories?

 

[Mr.Blonde]

Uranium 1 deal?

Ted Kennedy actually collusion with Russia?

Why did you think bringing up more fictional stories would somehow convince anyone that Trumpflakes don't spend their days proudly pushing fictional stories?

Which one didn't happen?

 

[OKTexas]

Every time you think Trump can't possibly be more corrupt, he shows you're wrong. I'll try to make this simple enough for even Trumpflakes to follow.

Natalia Veselnitskaya was the Russian lawyer with deep Kremlin ties who went to the meeting in Trump tower that helped Trump win the election.

Prior to Trump, there had been a big DoJ prosecution for money-laundering by a Russian oligarch, Denys Katsyv. After Trump was elected, the person doing the prosecution was fired, the case was instantly settled, and so the Russian government's money laundering machine remained hidden.

Prevezon: Russian money-laundering details remain dark as US settles fraud case - CNN.com

Dang. I bet Katsyv must have had an amazing lawyer to cause the DoJ to instantly settle a case that it had been pursuing for 10 years.

So who was that lawyer? Natalia Veselnitskaya.

What a coincidence. The Russian who had colluded with the Trump team almost immediately got a huge payoff from the Trump team.

And the Trumpflakes will tell you there's nothing at all suspicious about it, because they're all deeply corrupt and immoral.

Yeah, sounds like they gave them a real break. LMAO

Acting Manhattan U.S. Attorney Joon H. Kim said: “We will not allow the U.S. financial system to be used to launder the proceeds of crimes committed anywhere – here in the U.S., in Russia, or anywhere else. Under the terms of this settlement, the defendants have agreed to pay not just what we alleged flowed to them from the Russian treasury fraud, but three times that amount, and roughly 10 times the money we alleged could be traced directly into U.S. accounts and real estate.”

Acting Manhattan U.S. Attorney Announces $5.9 Million Settlement Of Civil Money Laundering And Forfeiture Claims Against Real Estate Corporations Alleged To Have Laundered Proceeds Of Russian Tax Fraud


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[EvilCat Breath]

None of this actually had anything to do with Trump at all. It started in 2007.

 

[busybee01]

Every time you think Trump can't possibly be more corrupt, he shows you're wrong. I'll try to make this simple enough for even Trumpflakes to follow.

Natalia Veselnitskaya was the Russian lawyer with deep Kremlin ties who went to the meeting in Trump tower that helped Trump win the election.

Prior to Trump, there had been a big DoJ prosecution for money-laundering by a Russian oligarch, Denys Katsyv. After Trump was elected, the person doing the prosecution was fired, the case was instantly settled, and so the Russian government's money laundering machine remained hidden.

Prevezon: Russian money-laundering details remain dark as US settles fraud case - CNN.com

Dang. I bet Katsyv must have had an amazing lawyer to cause the DoJ to instantly settle a case that it had been pursuing for 10 years.

So who was that lawyer? Natalia Veselnitskaya.

What a coincidence. The Russian who had colluded with the Trump team almost immediately got a huge payoff from the Trump team.

And the Trumpflakes will tell you there's nothing at all suspicious about it, because they're all deeply corrupt and immoral.

There is no crime!

Is that the standard? There is no crime. If it is true then it has all the appearances of impropriety.