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More than just a simple “mishap,” charges were docketed before the grand jury was done deliberating if there would even be any. That makes it look like the outcome was predetermined. In other words, once again, “the fix is in.” The kangaroo court in Georgia is blatantly committing election interference with more trumped up charges against rightful President Donald Trump.
Grand jury files matching charges
Before the grand jury decided if there would even be any charges against Donald Trump, staff in the Fulton County Clerk’s Office knew exactly what they were going to be. It was a startlingly accurate coincidence, like they had a crystal ball.
As Douglas Adams put it, in Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency, “coincidences are strange and dangerous things. Believe me, it is a great deal better to find cast-iron proof that you’re innocent than to languish in a cell hoping that the police—who already think you’re guilty—will find it for you.”
According to the Clerk’s office, “a ‘mishap‘ led to the release of a ‘sample working document‘ listing charges against former President Donald Trump hours before his indictment in Georgia became official.”
About an hour ago, the media wet to DEFCON 1 after a reported posting of charges against Donald Trump including a state RICO charge. https://t.co/mD1sNH59YI However, we were unable to confirm it and it was then declared a false alert.
— Jonathan Turley (@JonathanTurley) August 14, 2023
Their story would make a whole lot more sense if the “random” charges they picked as placeholders didn’t turn out to be exactly the same ones handed down by the grand jury, later.
On Monday, August 14, the court’s website posted a two-page docket. It showed the rightful president “facing 13 counts related to his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election result” in Georgia. Asking the results to be verified is apparently illegal, when they want to keep you from winning again in 2024.
Until now, that would have been called “election interference” but we live in a Brave New World where laws are what Merrick Garland says they are. The grand jury was obviously nothing but a tool wielded by prosecutors as a weapon against Joe Biden’s only real opponent.
Instant media frenzy
As soon as the docket went public, media outlets who have been camped out watching for it went into overdrive to get the word out. Nobody is talking about “leaks.” Leaking grand jury information to the public would be a crime. This wasn’t a leak, the allegedly crooked prosecutors insist, just a simple mistake. Nothing to see, nobody to put in jail for it. Move along.
As soon as the headlines started to hit on social media, the clerk’s office issued a statement. Suddenly, they were warning everyone of a “fictitious document” while “offering no explanation for how it made its way onto its website.”
By the time they had a chance to meet with their lawyers and get a story straight, they revealed to the public that “the docket’s release was inadvertent and that it was uploaded during a ‘trial run,’ before Trump’s fourth criminal indictment became official.” That makes sense in a big case, so adds a dimension of plausibility. Where they get into trouble is nailing down a source for the placeholder charges.
Here's the Fulton County court clerk — Che Alexander — who lied to media about the "fictitious" Trump indictment docket sheet … in fact, it was Alexander who personally created it and posted it on the official Fulton County court website … https://t.co/Y3GcwKC3vx
— Paul Sperry (@paulsperry_) August 16, 2023
“In anticipation of issues that arise with entering a potentially large indictment, [Clerk Che] Alexander used charges that pre-exist in Odyssey to test the system and conduct a trial run.” Just some random charges from out of the system. Nothing to do with the real jury, fair enough. “Unfortunately, the sample working document led to the docketing of what appeared to be an indictment, but which was, in fact, only a fictitious docket sheet.”
If that could be verified it would be the end of it. Then, the grand jury came back and all hell broke loose. “The 13 felony charges that the grand jury brought late on Monday against Trump matched those listed on the ‘sample working document‘ that was posted on the ‘Fulton County Press‘ queue earlier in the day before being removed.” An exact match, down to the punctuation marks.
Trump’s lawyers instantly “tore into Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and her team shortly after the premature release of his indictment, arguing that the district attorney’s office has ‘once again shown that they have no respect for the integrity of the grand jury process.‘” It’s another kangaroo court out to prove he’s still colluding with Russia.
