What did he actually do though?

He lied to the FBI about an email with Assange. He didn't actually do something harmful to another person.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/15/us/trump-pardons.html

Trump has pardoned Clint Lorance and Mathew L. Golsteyn, and reversed the demotion of Edward Gallagher who was already acquitted.

not gonna have time to go through all three but;
Clint Lorance was sentenced to 20 years in prison for murder after directing his troops to open fire on motorcyclists approaching his platoon in a grape field, but it turned out after the conviction that prosecutors had suppressed biometric evidence showing the afghans killed were actually known Taliban bombmakers who had been responsible for IED attacks on US troops. They had also suppressed evidence showing Afghan forces had opened fire on the motorcycles before the US troops. They had relied on other soldiers who testified how Lorance had responded to Taliban attacks by threatening the villagers, including having his snipers fire warning shots near them if they got close, and the gunners who killed the motorcyclists were given immunity and testified they did not see hostile intent at the time and as such violated the rules of engagement, and he obstructed justice by hiding the bodies afterwards.

Why the fuck did prosecutors bend him over like that in the first place?

there was evidence of him being a loose cannon and breaking rules of engagement and clearly engaging in a coverup, but prosecutors really tainted the whole trial by suppressing the evidence.
call it the Andrew Weissmann effect

Excuse me?

Thanks for asking, let me educate you

Roger Stone is the tie between Russia and the republican party as part of the meddling in the 2016 elections.

He is going to jail for campaign violations and lying to the courts when they interviewed him for the Mueller report.

This is all evidence that was found in the Mueller report. The one that glaringly states There was Russian involvement in the 2016 election in the first page.


Basically, The Government proved that he was involved in the Wikileaks part (dirt against a political opponent) and tied to Russian involvement of fucking our elections ALL OF THIS IS AGAINST THE LAW BY THE WAY. So guilty on all Counts. Dont worry, after ornage man is removed from office, He will have charges slammed on him to, Just because Barr pardons him doesnt mean he didnt break the law.

The Reason why this is all against the law is because the above goes aginst the indoctrinated principles of a fair and just Democracy. A Democratic landscape MUST be a fair playing field, that principle is reflected in our campaigning laws and overall overlaying democratic arch that affects decision making in our society.



When you come yourself to be saying things like 'i dont understand, why did this happen' - Next time you should do what you just did, this is good.. Instead of trying to troll the 10 people on here that will read it, you asked questions. Good for you! That is a good step forward towards adulthood.


Next.

This post was edited by Phaggot on Nov 15 2019 09:16pm

The leftist media will continue to divide the leftist politicians because if trump loses they will lose money ratings will drop

This post was edited by proccy on Nov 15 2019 09:43pm

ftfy

https://www.businessinsider.de/military-leaders-worry-that-trump-pardons-will-impair-justice-system-2019-11?r=US&IR=T

Chinese concentration camps supporters (muslims being all terrorists) will love this, not to mention it's always nice to stir up shit in hope people will talk about something (anything please) else than impeachment...

Yet the best news are for Rodger Stone, and soon Guiliani ? They could soon follow in the lonnnng line of thugs Trump was in touch with and who are behind bars now. Hilarious how the pack size is increasing.

while the timing definitely indicates diversion, it's not like he hasn't been toying with the idea to pardon them for a while now.

it's red meat for his base, feeds the anti-muslim, pro-military (even though it actually hurts the military and is largely rejected by the pentagon) narrative...

Sending a commander to prison for 20 years in a process where definitive, exonerating proof was suppressed and disregarded by the prosecutors will... "hurt the military" and "impair the justice system"? Are you kidding?

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Nov 16 2019 05:30am