Seems that a key objective of the Biden regime is to lurch the United States even closer to becoming a full-blown banana republic, especially when its henchmen begin tampering with witnesses in trials that can already be classified as total witch hunts.
Per a recent report from Fox News, “Trump Employee 4,” who delivered testimony to a grand jury in the spring, apparently delivered information the Biden regime didn’t want to hear.
This employee, who Fox News has verified as Yuscil Tavares, a Mar-a-Lago tech worker, was summoned to deliver testimony in court, though apparently he didn’t perform as the Democrats wanted him to.
Per court documents cited by Fox, the Tavares “repeatedly denied or claimed not to recall” any conversations or contacts regarding the so-called deletion of security footage during testimony before a grand jury in March 2023.
Following his testimony, Tavares was informed over the summer that he was suddenly the target of a supposed investigation, and, on top of that, he would need to switch lawyers.
Conveniently, Tavares was assigned a federal public defender who clearly made him toe the demented line of Special Counsel Jack Smith.
And the first action Tavares was bulled into taking was apparently claiming that he delivered “false testimony” in March.
Apparently, under the Biden regime, “false testimony” means anything the DOJ doesn’t like to hear, even if it’s the truth.
Especially if the truth pertains to Trump.
Then again, what else is to be expected from this joke of a “special counsel?”
Smith is “special” all right, though not in the way the judiciary intended.
Based on multiple observations, Smith has apparently made it his life’s mission to bring down Trump.
Indeed, per another Fox News report, Smith is apparently in charge of not one, but two, different investigations into Trump.
Little surprise, considering that AG Merrick Garland is the one who appointed Smith in the first place, apparently when he wasn’t busy having the FBI stalk conservative parents at school board meetings.
On top of that, Smith also claims that he intends to “conduct the assigned investigations and any prosecutions that may result from them independently and in the best traditions of the Department of Justice
Needless to say, multiple individuals are rightfully disgusted at the grotesque turn of events with regards to Mr. “Trump Employee 4,” who was clearly tampered with by the feds.
“So they told him he had to get rid of his lawyer then gave him a lawyer from the federal government, and suddenly he changes his story. That sounds about as legitimate as Hunter’s taxes,” one commenter remarked savagely.
A potentially hilarious comment, if the consequences for political freedom weren’t so devastating. An apt analogy, indeed.
“This is called ‘turning a witness.’ Almost 100% assured that 1) she was threatened with prosecution, either overtly or by insinuation and 2) she was promised immunity. I’m sure the prosecutor ‘refreshed’ her recollection by feeding her ‘the real facts.’ My husband was a criminal defense attorney for 40 years. This is Prosecution 101,” another individual remarked.
Well, the Dems are known for quite a bit, but sophistication is hardly an attribute of most public-facing leftists. Hence their need to rely upon the most obvious tricks in the banana republic book.
Another individual savaged the latest witness tampering for the hoax it truly is, likening it to one of the more frightening prosecutions in history.
“Like anyone would believe this. The prosecution is threatening long jail terms to get people to say whatever they want to say. This is not an investigation, it is the inquisition,” an individual remarked coolly.
Most definitely an inquisition, rather than an investigation.
The next few months will certainly be quite telling, especially if the feds continue to obfuscate the very justice system they claim Trump violated.
Author: Jane Jones
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