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  • Dr. Anthony J. Toole
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    Re: Pray for Rudy Giuliani

    Isn't it amazing how political ability runs in the family, just like wealth and royalty. Somebody should do a study on that. Excuse, me somebody should not do a study on that.

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  • WilliamJenningsBryan
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    Originally posted by Johny Joe Hold View Post
    According to what I read today, the Feds have decided Rudy is guilty and he is headed to the Big House. All the more reason for President Trump to throw him under the bus.

    Giuliani lawyers: Feds treat him like drug boss or terrorist (apnews.com)
    Not to worry, Jesus has sent the power joo lawyer Alan Dershowitz in to help - just like He did for Trump.

    . . .

    Attorney Alan Dershowitz on Sunday explained why he agreed to help Rudy Giuliani as the former mayor is investigated over his Ukraine dealings — slamming the US as a “banana republic” after the FBI raided Giuliani’s Manhattan home.

    Dershowitz, a Harvard law professor who served on President Donald Trump’s impeachment legal team, said it was “inappropriate” for the federal agents to execute a search warrant at Giuliani’s Upper East Side apartment last week.

    “In banana republics, in Castro‘s Cuba, in many parts of the world when a candidate loses for president, they go after the candidate, they go after his lawyers, they go after his friends,” Dershowitz told host John Catsimatidis on the “Cats Roundtable” podcast Sunday.

    “That’s happening in America now. They’re going after Rudy Giuliani,” he continued, noting that Giuliani was the US attorney for the Southern District of New York in the 1980s.

    . . .

    “A search warrant on a lawyer or a doctor or a priest? You don’t use search warrants,” he said.

    “You don’t use search warrants when people have privileged information on their cellphones and in their computers. You use a subpoena. The difference between a subpoena and a search warrant is like night and day … It’s just not constitutional,” he said.

    . . .

    Dershowitz said he believes Giuliani has a strong case to challenge federal prosecutors if they accessed his iCloud account in early 2019 when he was the president’s lawyer — a claim that Giuliani made last week, without providing further details.

    . . .

    Attorney Alan Dershowitz on Sunday explained why he agreed to help Rudy Giuliani as the former mayor is investigated over his Ukraine dealings — slamming the US as a “banana republic&#8…

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  • Isabella White
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    Originally posted by Johny Joe Hold View Post
    According to what I read today, the Feds have decided Rudy is guilty and he is headed to the Big House. All the more reason for President Trump to throw him under the bus.

    Giuliani lawyers: Feds treat him like drug boss or terrorist (apnews.com)
    Oh, my word! The news events are happening so fast, dear Brother Mayor Hold, and it can be hard to keep up with all that is going on. What I've just read in the latest Rudy Giuliani-related business, is that his son is declaring him to be:

    “I believe my dad was the greatest mayor ever in New York City, and maybe the United States of America,” Andrew said.
    This was mentioned when Mr. Giuliani's son, Andrew, announced that he would run in the 2022 election, for the position of Governor of New York State, in attempt to unseat Demonrat Governor Cuomo.

    “I’m a politician out of the womb. It’s in my DNA,” Giuliani, 35, told The Post, referring to his childhood as the son of a larger than life Big Apple mayor.


    And, having served as an aide to our dear President Trump, I have no doubt that Andrew could be a very good governor, despite this being his first attempt at running in an election. Now, then, whether or not this will have any impact on his father's current situation, remains to be seen, especially when the article suggests that President Trump is not making a supportive statement -- yet!
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  • Johny Joe Hold
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    Originally posted by Isabella White View Post
    So, with that in mind, I think it's most fitting that President Trump ignore Mr. Giuliani -- until such time as Rudy comes to his senses and leaves that bound religion!
    According to what I read today, the Feds have decided Rudy is guilty and he is headed to the Big House. All the more reason for President Trump to throw him under the bus.

    Giuliani lawyers: Feds treat him like drug boss or terrorist (apnews.com)

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  • Isabella White
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    Originally posted by handmaiden View Post
    Yes! Excellent observation, dear Sister. The only significant difference between Giuliani and Trump is that Giuliani is a deluded Catholic. Trump is wise to keep his distance and avoid the taint of idol-worship.
    Gracious, yes, dear Sister Handmaiden. Why, I think that our beloved President Trump is doing the right thing, to distance himself from Mr. Giuliani, particularly when Rudy's Cathyolick religion is so at play here.

    And, that reminds me, do you recall when President Trump went all the way over to Europe to meet with the Pope? If such a distinguished visitor were to be arriving, wouldn't you think that it would be a cause for joy? I think that most people would have been filled with jubilation if they had received word that they would be receiving a visit from dear President Trump. But, the Pope was not in that frame of mind. Not only did he look like a miserable, old grouch when they were photographed together, but he had the disgusting audacity to make a joke with Mrs. Trump, asking what she feeds her dear husband!





    So, with that in mind, I think it's most fitting that President Trump ignore Mr. Giuliani -- until such time as Rudy comes to his senses and leaves that bound religion!

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  • Dr. Anthony J. Toole
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    Originally posted by Isabella White View Post
    Goodness, gracious! It appears that things are not getting any easier for Mr. Rudy Giuliani. Agatha (my sister) called this morning, and she said she had read something about Mr. Giuliani's repeated pleas to President Trump, for financial assistance, are going nowhere!
    I am starting to get sick of Mr. Guiliani's antics. He didn't do his job but he still expects to get paid? I seem to recall he ran for President once and lost. The guy's a loser. He should try winning for a change. But don't just ask my opinion - ask Michael Cohen.

    'Rudy's an idiot' who 'drinks too much': Michael Cohen relishes Giuliani's legal woes and predicts he'll flip on Trump

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  • handmaiden
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    Originally posted by Isabella White View Post

    One wonders if this personal distress of Mr. Giuliani might be the Work of the -- to humble him, and to make him realize that he must forsake his false, Mary-worshiping, cracker-munching Cathyolick religion, and to seek the true , as and .
    Yes! Excellent observation, dear Sister. The only significant difference between Giuliani and Trump is that Giuliani is a deluded Catholic. Trump is wise to keep his distance and avoid the taint of idol-worship.

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  • Isabella White
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    Goodness, gracious! It appears that things are not getting any easier for Mr. Rudy Giuliani. Agatha (my sister) called this morning, and she said she had read something about Mr. Giuliani's repeated pleas to President Trump, for financial assistance, are going nowhere!

    Giuliani appears to be in hot water, and his allies keep asking for Trump’s help. But so far, the ex-president isn’t willing to ride to the rescue of his one-time lawyer.
    https://www.thedailybeast.com/trump-...edc32c19ef33b4

    (I do apologize for posting a link to that wicked Daily Beast site, but I was unable to find anything about this on Fox News; undoubtedly, they are very busy preparing their new revelations about Hunter Biden.)

    I am very sure that our beloved President has his reasons for not giving any financial aid to Mr. Giuliani. For one thing, the former New York mayor is rich, in his own right. Surely, he could just cash in some of his investments instead of being a bother to our President?

    Trump’s silence has led to simmering frustrations among members of Giuliani’s inner orbit, who privately allege that the ex-president’s team is working to convince him to hang Giuliani out to dry in his hour of need.
    One wonders if this personal distress of Mr. Giuliani might be the Work of the -- to humble him, and to make him realize that he must forsake his false, Mary-worshiping, cracker-munching Cathyolick religion, and to seek the true , as and .

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  • Isabella White
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    Originally posted by Dr. Anthony J. Toole View Post
    They say he's a famous lawyer but I prefer lawyers that stop the steal.
    I'm afraid that Mr. Giuliani has a lot on his plate at the moment, dear Brother Dr. Toole. In addition to all of the times he's been in the news this year (lawsuits being dismissed, unsavory situations such as the Borat movie thingy, the FBI raid, etc.), it is now reported that money is an issue, causing him to fall on hard times.

    Apparently, Mr. Guiliani has had to lay off some staff, due to mounting expenses. While we hope that he will be able to resume his work at stopping the steal, without adequate staff, who knows if this will ever happen; or, if the result will be what he and President Trump desire? I suppose, with this in mind, we need to pray even more for Mr. Giuliani.

    Rudy Giuliani, the former personal lawyer for ex-president Donald Trump, has reduced the size of his personal entourage, according to three people familiar with the matter.

    The news of Giuliani’s shrinking entourage comes after years of stories suggesting he might be having financial difficulties — or is at least seeking creative ways to make money as he manages his growing legal woes.
    https://www.politico.com/news/2021/0...tourage-485504

    Giuliani spearheaded Trump's effort to overturn election results in swing states, but he was never paid for his work
    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...me-driver.html

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  • Dr. Anthony J. Toole
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    They say he's a famous lawyer but I prefer lawyers that stop the steal.

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  • Isabella White
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    Originally posted by Joanna Lytton-Vasey View Post
    Some may call me prejudiced, but in the case of ex-Mayor* Giuliani I am proud to criticize his behavior. I think it all started with the dripping hair-dye thing. Although that might seem trivial to some, to me it is just one more sign of a greasy wop.

    His failure to overturn the so-called election is worse than sad. It is an absolute disgrace! Plus, who is not suspicious of a man who claims to be a not-very-good catholic? I mean, either he's a ring-kisser or he's not. It's not as though being a catholic requires any particular belief - they just change their rules whenever they change their Pope!

    * ex-mayors are always suspect. If they were any good, they'd still be mayors.
    Oh, yes, indeed; I can see your point-of-view so very well, dear Sister Joanna -- and so can many other people. Some have criticized Mr. Giuliani (and rightfully so), for his amateurish, clownish antics during certain events when he was speaking about the fraudulent activity of the 2020 election. So, I can see that point, too.

    And, certainly, I think some people were disappointed in the less-than-professional approach that was used by Mr. Giuliani; whereas, others were not surprised -- not in the slightest!
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  • Joanna Lytton-Vasey
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    Some may call me prejudiced, but in the case of ex-Mayor* Giuliani I am proud to criticize his behavior. I think it all started with the dripping hair-dye thing. Although that might seem trivial to some, to me it is just one more sign of a greasy wop.

    His failure to overturn the so-called election is worse than sad. It is an absolute disgrace! Plus, who is not suspicious of a man who claims to be a not-very-good catholic? I mean, either he's a ring-kisser or he's not. It's not as though being a catholic requires any particular belief - they just change their rules whenever they change their Pope!

    * ex-mayors are always suspect. If they were any good, they'd still be mayors.

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  • Dr. Anthony J. Toole
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    Originally posted by Isabella White View Post
    Mr. Giuliani should be donating his time and resources to President Trump -- for free/gratis -- to show how honored he is to be the President's lawyer!
    Yes Mr. Trump is ALL about the free stuff, including the freedom, but hold the grits - white people food only for the President (KFC, McRibs, Mt Dew, etc).

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  • Johny Joe Hold
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    It is a sad thing that Rudy did not overturn the election. President Trump instructed him to do that and, for whatever reason, Rudy has not finished the job yet. The President thinks Rudy is not trying hard enough.

    The $250 million was raised to make payments on personal debts the President has. In addition, family man that he is, he needs to support his unemployed children. We've read Melania spent a boatload remodeling Mara Largo and chose colors the President did not like, doubling the cost. All of this could be solved by donations of several million more. Let's keep praying for Rudy.

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  • Isabella White
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    Originally posted by Dr. Anthony J. Toole View Post
    Some kind of lone nutjob scenario usually works in these cases.

    Speaking of which, Rudy Guilliano is in the news again with reports that he wants to take a slice out of Trump's pie. As you know, during the 3-4 months of Stop the Steal Mr. Trump gorged on political donations and grew a healthy sized war chest. Which appears to be going towards a war with Rude-y Jewlliano and his thieving gypsy lawyers who want to stick their graspy fingers in Trump's treasures. Hey Guilliani - HANDS OFF the booty, you didn't win even a single case! Worst lawyer in the history of the United States and beyond.
    Oh, my word, dear Brother Dr. Toole. Isn't this terrible? To think that Mr. Giuliani is charging exorbitant fees, in the first place, is astounding. But, to gang up on dear President Trump, and to demand payment, is revolting. And, since he and his people are trying to tap into President Trump's $250 million campaign "war chest", well, this is nothing other but gross impertinence.

    Mr. Giuliani should apologize to President Trump for such an egregious affront. If anything, Mr. Giuliani should be donating his time and resources to President Trump -- for free/gratis -- to show how honored he is to be the President's lawyer!

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