Trump disqualified himself and his judges from public office in an ongoing criminal conspiracy to commit elections fraud BEFORE the 2016 elections, per a text by Dylan Howard after the 2016 elections, corroborated by Durham's testimony to Congress concerning Russia.

Published on 26 April 2024 at 05:31

Correction 05/03/2024

 

On 02/19/2024, Constitutional scholars Baude and Paulsen of the very conservative Federalist Society financed by Jeffrey Epstein's and Russia's crime syndicate and/or orbit determined after a long investigation that those violating self-executing laws like violating the 14th Amendment Section 3, insurrection, treason, elections fraud, and/or stealing, destroying, and/or keeping top secret government records, were "immediately disqualified" in a manner that required no court to hear, in the same manner that a 14 year old can't be President of the United States, and no court needs to hear the same in order to disqualify a 14 year child from running for President.

 

Yesterday, it was revealed in court that Dylan Thomas of the National Inquirer was involved in the ongoing criminal conspiracy to engage in elections fraud with Donald Trump, the GOP, Russia, and others, per a text by Dylan Thomas to a relative of Thomas, which specified the conspiracy Thomas had joined was elections fraud, a text which was made almost immediately after Russia "engineered" Trump into office, as part of the treason and elections fraud conspiracy first solicited to Michael Cohen by email by Putin's and Trump's Felix Sater, 11/03/2015.

 

"Manhattan prosecutor Joshua Steinglass on Thursday presented text messages from an editor at the National Enquirer that suggested participants in Donald Trump's alleged hush money scheme knew their actions were criminal in nature.

According to the texts, read aloud by Steinglass, former National Enquirer editor Dylan Howard wrote to an unnamed relative, "[Trump]'s just been named President-elect... at least if he wins I will be pardoned for electoral fraud."

Howard and publisher David Pecker were allegedly involved in a $150,000 payment made by National Enquirer parent company America Media Inc. (AMI) to Playboy model Karen McDougal, purchasing exclusive rights to her life story in an effort to bury her claims of an affair with Trump. Pecker, testifying this week in Trump's crimianl trial, said that in addition to demanding money, McDougal wanted to write for celebrity magazines, be on the cover of health-and-fitness titles, and anchor red-carpet events for Radar Magazine.

At the time of the payment, Pecker went to great lengths to keep the deal secret from the rest of the AMI newsroom. “I believed that that payment would raise a lot of questions and issues and be communicated to the rest of the editors, which is something I didn’t want to happen,” he testified Thursday.

Pecker's discretion and Howard's texts appear to contradict the argument of Trump's lawyers, who have called the falsification of business records to conceal the hush money payments as a "bookkeeping" case and "a very minor thing."

But Judge Juan Merchan, despite being bashed by Trump as biased against him, ruled that the texts could not be admitted as evidence.

"What we have here is a private conversation between a co-conspirator and a family member," Merchan said, adding that to allow its admission would be an "error.""

 

https://news.yahoo.com/pardoned-electoral-fraud-national-enquirer-183327549.html

 

Corroborating this elections fraud conspiracy, SDNY's prosecutors have separately specified that Trump engaged in elections fraud in court filings, and linked the same to a conspiracy meeting at Trump Tower in 2015.

 

Separately, on 06/21/2023, Congressman Adam Schiff separately got Trump's and William Barr's RICO obstructive agent Special Counsel John Durham to admit and affirm that Trump and the GOP did conspire with enemies of the United States to cheat in the 2016 elections in a treason conspiracy with Russia. 

 

All of this email, text, and Congressional testimony evidence is important, especially the emails between Russia's and Trump's Sater and Cohen and the text by Trump's, the GOP's, Felix Sater's, and Russia's conspirator Dylan Thomas because this evidence proves beyond a reasonable doubt an ongoing criminal conspiracy to "engineer" Trump and the GOP into power BEFORE and after the 2016 elections, immediately disqualifying Trump and the GOP from public offices per the very conservative constitutional scholars Baude and Paulsen, whose Federalist Society hand-picked 6 of the 9 GOP SCOTUS justices RICO corrupting and obstructing justice for Trump, the GOP, Russia, insurrectionists, fake electors, and other enemies of the United States outside of the scope of the oaths and duties of SCOTUS and thus outside of SCOTUS employment protections.

 

All of this email, text, and Congressional testimony evidence is important in proving beyond a reasonable doubt that Trump, the GOP, Russia, insurrectionists, fake electors, and other enemies of the United States immediately disqualified themselves for public offices with their treason, elections fraud, insurrection, and stealing, concealing, destroying, and/or leaking of public offices -- and where Trump, the GOP, Russia, Felxi Sater, Michael Cohen, Mike Flynn, Paul Manafort, Roger Stone, Julian Assange, David Pecker, Jared Kushner, Donald Trump Junior, Devin Nunes, Jeff Sessions, and/or others disqualified themselves immediately for public offices BEFORE the 2016 elections and thereafter -- which means that they could not lawfully appoint, nominate, nor confirm SCOTUS judges, Aileen Cannon, nor any other judge, nor could they lawfully sell, trade, promise, barter, obstruct, intimidate, nor corrupt witnesses to this ongoing treason and elections fraud conspiracy, nor lawfully make any changes to the government.

 

The U.S. Constitution and U.S. law defines and specifies who may and who may not become President, a judge, a SCOTUS judge, a member of Congress, and details how that must be done, and because Trump, the GOP, and other immediately disqualified themselves from public offices BEFORE Trump and the GOP "took office" in a conspiracy with enemies of the United States during times of war with those enemies, not only are Trump and the GOP not eligible to run for office, but Brett Kavanaugh, Neil Gorsuch, Amy Barrett, and Aileen Cannon are not lawfully appointed, nominated, nor confirmed, and thus they are not SCOTUS or any other judges as a matter of Constitutional and other laws. Nothing any of these judges, nor any illegitimate GOP member of Congress, can say, do, rule, opine on, pass, and/or not pass can be lawful nor legitimate per established laws a priori, a fortiori, and stare decisis.  

 

The evidence and testimony above leaves no doubt that Trump and the GOP not only disqualified themselves BEFORE and after the 2016 elections, but they also disqualified Brett Kavanaugh, Neil Gorsuch, Amy Barrett, and Aileen Cannon and hundreds of other judges, their rulings, their votes, rulings, opinions, orders, pardons, clemency, and much more. Nothing born out of illegitimacy and unlawfulness can be legitimate nor lawful thereafter.

 

Correction: It was AMI's Dylan Howard and not AMI's David Pecker who texted his relative that he would receive a pardon for having further the 11/03/2015 treason conspiracy with Felix Sater, Russia, Putin, the GRU, FSB, Alfa Bank, Rosneft, Trump, the GOP, and/or others. That said, David Pecker helped further that conspiracy as well." Howard and publisher David Pecker were allegedly involved in a $150,000 payment made by National Enquirer parent company America Media Inc. (AMI) to Playboy model Karen McDougal, purchasing exclusive rights to her life story in an effort to bury her claims of an affair with Trump. Pecker, testifying this week in Trump's crimianl trial, said that in addition to demanding money, McDougal wanted to write for celebrity magazines, be on the cover of health-and-fitness titles, and anchor red-carpet events for Radar Magazine. At the time of the payment, Pecker went to great lengths to keep the deal secret from the rest of the AMI newsroom. “I believed that that payment would raise a lot of questions and issues and be communicated to the rest of the editors, which is something I didn’t want to happen,” he testified Thursday."