Let's review WHY Flynn and Papadopolus are NOW felons....

LOL, cap gains to 10%. I am with ya, we agree on something, lol. Have a great New Year. Enjoy the family, and if I ever get to your neck of the woods, (wherever that might be) I will buy you dinner, we will laugh, and count our money-)


P.S. By the way, if we count our money and I find out you have more, YOU will end up buying the dinner! Transfer of wealth ya know, gotta practice what ya preach, lol-)

Happy New Year to you and your family again Ed. And just for your information, I actually shook Hubert Humphrey's hand when I was 19 or 20. Before you ask, yes, I was paid to be there, lol. That was the start of my political education! That is how I know some of how the swamp works. That, and the the Indiana DNC took 2% of my gross pay in CASH, to have the honor of working for them.........and just in case she is on this board...........isn't that correct, Mz Ellen Priesol-)
And I sat at the same table as trump in the 90's in an atlantic city casino where my friend was talking boxing with him My pal was connected to Boom Boom Mancini back then And no, I said goodbye but never shook his hand


Wow, Boom-Boom Mancini! Now I would have enjoyed that for sure. Isn't it surprising that boxing has gone into the tank? I remember taking off work, (for which I got punished for in my wallet) to watch Looney Clooney, fight The Easton Assassin, Larry Holmes.

I loved boxing, I really did. Never wanted to do it, but watched those who made it a living.

Good ole Boom-Boom. Have any idea what happened to him?
I saw that Cooney Holmes fight in Vegas A guy named Rappaport was Cooneys manager and we lived in the same apartment so we had a free trip Holmes kicked his butt in 7 I think it was Boom Boom came to my store with his manager and I gave him a leather jacket From what I heard last he's still in his little town in Ohio I believe it is

I had a lot of respect for Mancini. He fought his way up through the ranks and contenders. Most boxers do not! They avoided the top ranked contenders, and tried to bypass them for a big payday with a title shot, while padding their records.

To this day, the best match I believe I have ever seen......albeit on television.......was Arron the Hawk Pryor, versus Alexis Argueyo I. They beat the hell out of each other, just Pryor beat the hell out of Alexis a little more.

I seen in the last year or two, an expose' on Pryor. He may have won that fight, but I would not want to be him now. Same with the last years of Ali. I guess when we are young, we don't understand the consequences of what we are doing.
2 great fighters Think I saw in AC Argueyo beat up on Boom Boom
 
Ima you crack me up You're a good person and enjoy your posts I was a Repub .even voted for gwb in 2000 but never again will I vote Repub.... I owned my own business for 40 some odd years and never saw a union I liked BUT I still despise trump as a man and as a president and I'm not thrilled about the treatment repubs give those who struggle in life ,and I still have some greed left in this old body so let cap gains go to 10%


LOL, cap gains to 10%. I am with ya, we agree on something, lol. Have a great New Year. Enjoy the family, and if I ever get to your neck of the woods, (wherever that might be) I will buy you dinner, we will laugh, and count our money-)


P.S. By the way, if we count our money and I find out you have more, YOU will end up buying the dinner! Transfer of wealth ya know, gotta practice what ya preach, lol-)

Happy New Year to you and your family again Ed. And just for your information, I actually shook Hubert Humphrey's hand when I was 19 or 20. Before you ask, yes, I was paid to be there, lol. That was the start of my political education! That is how I know some of how the swamp works. That, and the the Indiana DNC took 2% of my gross pay in CASH, to have the honor of working for them.........and just in case she is on this board...........isn't that correct, Mz Ellen Priesol-)
And I sat at the same table as trump in the 90's in an atlantic city casino where my friend was talking boxing with him My pal was connected to Boom Boom Mancini back then And no, I said goodbye but never shook his hand


Wow, Boom-Boom Mancini! Now I would have enjoyed that for sure. Isn't it surprising that boxing has gone into the tank? I remember taking off work, (for which I got punished for in my wallet) to watch Looney Clooney, fight The Easton Assassin, Larry Holmes.

I loved boxing, I really did. Never wanted to do it, but watched those who made it a living.

Good ole Boom-Boom. Have any idea what happened to him?
Mancini has a son also called Ray who appears in the YouTube reality series SummerBreak.

Mancini appeared in and produced a handful of films, and became a fight analyst for the Fox reality series Celebrity Boxing. Mancini, who as of 2007 resides in Los Angeles, owns the El Campeon Cigar Company and operates two movie production companies.[18]

Mancini practices Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and holds a purple belt in the martial art.[19] He appeared in David Mamet's MMA film Redbelt.

Mancini produced Youngstown: Still Standing in 2010, which premiered at the 34th Cleveland International Film Festival on March 24. The documentary film featured his hometown friend, actor Ed O'Neill and included Jim Cummings, Kelly Pavlik, Jay Williams, Andrea Wood and Mancini himself, among many other Youngstown natives and locals. John Chechitelli – another Youngstown native – directed and edited the 89-minute-long film. It recounts the history of Youngstown, Ohio from its founding in 1797 to the present.[20]

Mancini is fluent in Italian. He and Orlando Romero reunited in 2013 at Lima, Peru.[21]

Thnx for the info. Much respect to Boom-Boom. He had an iron jaw, and his beatings were because he did! He won, but damn Ed, champion of the world, or be beaten 95% to death, only to win because you beat the other guy 100%. That is a hard choice!
 
LOL, cap gains to 10%. I am with ya, we agree on something, lol. Have a great New Year. Enjoy the family, and if I ever get to your neck of the woods, (wherever that might be) I will buy you dinner, we will laugh, and count our money-)


P.S. By the way, if we count our money and I find out you have more, YOU will end up buying the dinner! Transfer of wealth ya know, gotta practice what ya preach, lol-)

Happy New Year to you and your family again Ed. And just for your information, I actually shook Hubert Humphrey's hand when I was 19 or 20. Before you ask, yes, I was paid to be there, lol. That was the start of my political education! That is how I know some of how the swamp works. That, and the the Indiana DNC took 2% of my gross pay in CASH, to have the honor of working for them.........and just in case she is on this board...........isn't that correct, Mz Ellen Priesol-)
And I sat at the same table as trump in the 90's in an atlantic city casino where my friend was talking boxing with him My pal was connected to Boom Boom Mancini back then And no, I said goodbye but never shook his hand


Wow, Boom-Boom Mancini! Now I would have enjoyed that for sure. Isn't it surprising that boxing has gone into the tank? I remember taking off work, (for which I got punished for in my wallet) to watch Looney Clooney, fight The Easton Assassin, Larry Holmes.

I loved boxing, I really did. Never wanted to do it, but watched those who made it a living.

Good ole Boom-Boom. Have any idea what happened to him?
Mancini has a son also called Ray who appears in the YouTube reality series SummerBreak.

Mancini appeared in and produced a handful of films, and became a fight analyst for the Fox reality series Celebrity Boxing. Mancini, who as of 2007 resides in Los Angeles, owns the El Campeon Cigar Company and operates two movie production companies.[18]

Mancini practices Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and holds a purple belt in the martial art.[19] He appeared in David Mamet's MMA film Redbelt.

Mancini produced Youngstown: Still Standing in 2010, which premiered at the 34th Cleveland International Film Festival on March 24. The documentary film featured his hometown friend, actor Ed O'Neill and included Jim Cummings, Kelly Pavlik, Jay Williams, Andrea Wood and Mancini himself, among many other Youngstown natives and locals. John Chechitelli – another Youngstown native – directed and edited the 89-minute-long film. It recounts the history of Youngstown, Ohio from its founding in 1797 to the present.[20]

Mancini is fluent in Italian. He and Orlando Romero reunited in 2013 at Lima, Peru.[21]

Thnx for the info. Much respect to Boom-Boom. He had an iron jaw, and his beatings were because he did! He won, but damn Ed, champion of the world, or be beaten 95% to death, only to win because you beat the other guy 100%. That is a hard choice!
If you get this you'll get a kick out of it Mancini fighting
 
P.S. By the way, if we count our money and I find out you have more, YOU will end up buying the dinner! Transfer of wealth ya know, gotta practice what ya preach, lol-)

Happy New Year to you and your family again Ed. And just for your information, I actually shook Hubert Humphrey's hand when I was 19 or 20. Before you ask, yes, I was paid to be there, lol. That was the start of my political education! That is how I know some of how the swamp works. That, and the the Indiana DNC took 2% of my gross pay in CASH, to have the honor of working for them.........and just in case she is on this board...........isn't that correct, Mz Ellen Priesol-)
And I sat at the same table as trump in the 90's in an atlantic city casino where my friend was talking boxing with him My pal was connected to Boom Boom Mancini back then And no, I said goodbye but never shook his hand


Wow, Boom-Boom Mancini! Now I would have enjoyed that for sure. Isn't it surprising that boxing has gone into the tank? I remember taking off work, (for which I got punished for in my wallet) to watch Looney Clooney, fight The Easton Assassin, Larry Holmes.

I loved boxing, I really did. Never wanted to do it, but watched those who made it a living.

Good ole Boom-Boom. Have any idea what happened to him?
I saw that Cooney Holmes fight in Vegas A guy named Rappaport was Cooneys manager and we lived in the same apartment so we had a free trip Holmes kicked his butt in 7 I think it was Boom Boom came to my store with his manager and I gave him a leather jacket From what I heard last he's still in his little town in Ohio I believe it is

I had a lot of respect for Mancini. He fought his way up through the ranks and contenders. Most boxers do not! They avoided the top ranked contenders, and tried to bypass them for a big payday with a title shot, while padding their records.

To this day, the best match I believe I have ever seen......albeit on television.......was Arron the Hawk Pryor, versus Alexis Argueyo I. They beat the hell out of each other, just Pryor beat the hell out of Alexis a little more.

I seen in the last year or two, an expose' on Pryor. He may have won that fight, but I would not want to be him now. Same with the last years of Ali. I guess when we are young, we don't understand the consequences of what we are doing.
2 great fighters Think I saw in AC Argueyo beat up on Boom Boom


Have a wonderful evening Ed. You have helped remind me, of how much I liked boxing of old. Instead of debating all this craziness, I am going to go eat dinner, then go to you tube and call up the fights we discussed.

Yes, I know young people viewing our comments will just shrug and say we are old farts, lol. If only they actually knew what they missed! My parents told me the same thing when they were alive. They were correct! Maybe, that is why, they don't allow college students who think they know everything, to be POTUS. Age teaches you something, something that college students; regardless if their position is left or right, can never learn, without seasoning.

We will talk more Ed. It was enjoyable.
 
P.S. By the way, if we count our money and I find out you have more, YOU will end up buying the dinner! Transfer of wealth ya know, gotta practice what ya preach, lol-)

Happy New Year to you and your family again Ed. And just for your information, I actually shook Hubert Humphrey's hand when I was 19 or 20. Before you ask, yes, I was paid to be there, lol. That was the start of my political education! That is how I know some of how the swamp works. That, and the the Indiana DNC took 2% of my gross pay in CASH, to have the honor of working for them.........and just in case she is on this board...........isn't that correct, Mz Ellen Priesol-)
And I sat at the same table as trump in the 90's in an atlantic city casino where my friend was talking boxing with him My pal was connected to Boom Boom Mancini back then And no, I said goodbye but never shook his hand


Wow, Boom-Boom Mancini! Now I would have enjoyed that for sure. Isn't it surprising that boxing has gone into the tank? I remember taking off work, (for which I got punished for in my wallet) to watch Looney Clooney, fight The Easton Assassin, Larry Holmes.

I loved boxing, I really did. Never wanted to do it, but watched those who made it a living.

Good ole Boom-Boom. Have any idea what happened to him?
Mancini has a son also called Ray who appears in the YouTube reality series SummerBreak.

Mancini appeared in and produced a handful of films, and became a fight analyst for the Fox reality series Celebrity Boxing. Mancini, who as of 2007 resides in Los Angeles, owns the El Campeon Cigar Company and operates two movie production companies.[18]

Mancini practices Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and holds a purple belt in the martial art.[19] He appeared in David Mamet's MMA film Redbelt.

Mancini produced Youngstown: Still Standing in 2010, which premiered at the 34th Cleveland International Film Festival on March 24. The documentary film featured his hometown friend, actor Ed O'Neill and included Jim Cummings, Kelly Pavlik, Jay Williams, Andrea Wood and Mancini himself, among many other Youngstown natives and locals. John Chechitelli – another Youngstown native – directed and edited the 89-minute-long film. It recounts the history of Youngstown, Ohio from its founding in 1797 to the present.[20]

Mancini is fluent in Italian. He and Orlando Romero reunited in 2013 at Lima, Peru.[21]

Thnx for the info. Much respect to Boom-Boom. He had an iron jaw, and his beatings were because he did! He won, but damn Ed, champion of the world, or be beaten 95% to death, only to win because you beat the other guy 100%. That is a hard choice!
If you get this you'll get a kick out of it Mancini fighting



Great minds think alike-)
 
There are several posters on here that still believe that to be labeled a "felon" someone has to be tried and convicted........Such is NOT so.

In Flynn, case, a plea agreement was reached between prosecutors and defense attorneys (and whatever that agreement was is still under wraps).....

Once the agreement is reached, both parties MUST stand before a judge and the defendant (in this case, Flynn) has to openly admit that he.she knows the consequences of admitting to a felony(called in law an allocution)......

Sentencing may or may not occur and both defense and prosecution must tell the judge how the defendant will fulfill his or her part of the plea bargain PRIOR to any formal sentencing. The judge must agree that the "bargain' reached is both fair and non-coerced.

What Flynn agreed to share with the prosecution is, of course, non disclosed.....BUT, the cogent part is that upon Flynn's allocution before a judge, HE IS OFFICIALLY A FELON.
 
Just more assumptions, speculation and innuendo. Claiming you know they inside scoop just makes you a liar just like Flynn.


well, thank you for confirming that Flynn IS a liar.......Now share with us WHY you think Flynn lied and the NATURE of his lie.


Why did he lie? No one knows since he didn't have to lie.....ask Scooter Libby or Martha Stewart....
 
hey nat,how come when someone doesnt give you answer you want,you start with the name calling?....


I grew up in New York and have little tolerance for cultist morons?

Sorry for having offended you delicate sensibilities.....
I guess I'm just another New Yorker like your orange hero?

I'm originally from New York too, and we have nothing in common.
 
You have to be convicted to be a felon...

Once his guilty plea (nolo contendere) was accepted and entered by the Judge, Flynn became a Convicted Felon (permanently ineligible to own a firearm, btw.)

Don't know where you're getting this. It ASSUMES the charges were already filed with the COURT BEFORE the plea. There is "Charge Bargaining" and "Sentence Bargaining". MOST plea bargains are done BEFORE charges go to court (what I've understood to be true).. And in THOSE cases, there IS no "no contest" plea to HIGHER charges required. The lessor charges are what go to trial.

So unless you got the Court records (trial already done for Flynn) SHOWING the charges he faced before a judge -- you're just spitting out spin from some talking memo that you've read and are embarrassed to link to..
 
Flynn was fire for lying. Then he was convicted of lying. Not sure why you think that’s difficult to understand nor why you think that makes him a credible witness in a court of law

OK, moron.....WHAT was Flynn's lie to the FBI???....

Was the lie about presidential blow jobs..............OR, was the lie about meetings with Russians spies on behalf of the Trump campaign???

Careful now................LOL

You don't know? :D
 
Flynn was fired for lying. Then he was convicted of lying. Not sure why you think that’s difficult to understand nor why you think that makes him a credible witness in a court of law


So, the REASONS why Flynn lied are now IRRELEVANT????

Why did Trump want to "protect" the liar Flynn???....
Altruism and loyalty by the orange buffoon???

Why are Trump cultists now throwing Flynn under the bus??? Could it be because what Flynn is "singing" now to Mueller is a bit scary to morons like you?
 
hey nat,how come when someone doesnt give you answer you want,you start with the name calling?....


I grew up in New York and have little tolerance for cultist morons?

Sorry for having offended you delicate sensibilities.....
I guess I'm just another New Yorker like your orange hero?

I'm originally from New York too, and we have nothing in common.
nat is just like those he badmouths everyday here.....closet far righty?....
 

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