Specific vote. Last Saturday, Donald Trump was upset because his minister of Judge Pam Bondi does not involve enough legal procedures against his former political adversaries. “Justice must be done, now!”, He had ordered in a message posted on his social social network and since he was eliminated.
Now it is made. One of his black animals, former FBI director James Comey, was accused this Thursday, September 26 in particular for obstacles to justice. A decision that reflects Donald Trump’s promises of revenge against his political opponents.
“Justice in the United States!” He has the latter in social truth, describing James Comey as “one of the worst human beings that this country has known.”
The interested party responded quickly on Instagram: “I’m not afraid.” “Fear is the weapon of tyrants.” “My family and I know for years what it costs to oppose Donald Trump,” he said, asking not to live “on his knees” against the president. “I have confidence in federal justice and I am innocent,” concluded this former head of the first Trump administration.
A supposedly false statement in the Senate
The former 64 -year -old Federal Police Chief, James Comey was prosecuted for false statement and hindered justice “in relation to his oral testimony before the Judicial Commission of the United States Senate” in 2020, according to the Ministry of Justice, specifying that he faced up to five years in prison.
In videoconference from his home in Virginia, James Comey was questioned as part of FBI’s investigation into the alleged links between Russia and the first presidential campaign of Donald Trump in 2016.
It is criticized, without further details, for having lied saying that he had never authorized anyone who serves as an anonymous source for a journalist as part of an investigation. “According to the accusation, this statement was false,” said Pam Bondi in a statement.
The position document is signed by Lindsey Halligan, a White House advisor, hurriedly, Federal Prosecutor of Virginia to replace magistrate Erik Siebert. The latter, due to lack of sufficient evidence, refused to initiate the prosecution against James Comey and other objectives of Donald Trump.
Front attacks against Donald Trump
Appointed by Barack Obama in 2013, James Comey was director of the FBI at the time of Donald Trump’s elections in 2016 and its inauguration in 2017. In the summer of 2016, he opened an investigation into the emails of Hillary Clinton, at the same time as another on collusions between the candidate Donald Trump and Russia.
American Intelligence (FBI, CIA and NSA), then the special prosecutor Robert Mueller concluded that the Russian interference in the US elections of 2016, without confirming a collusion between the Trump and Moscow team.
But the US president does not forgive that James Comey has launched this investigation, in addition to having abandoned the charges against his former opponent Hillary Clinton. In May 2017, he brutally ruled out James Comey.
In his memoirs published in 2018, James Comey directs Donald Trump, describing him as “president contrary to ethics, disconnected from truth and institutional values.” “His leadership is transactional, egocentric and based on personal loyalty,” he added, comparing the Republican billionaire with a sponsors of the mafia.
Private conversations revealed
In 2019, in a report, the Inspector General of the Ministry of Justice criticized him for having revealed to the press, through a loved one, the content of a memorandum that summarizes private conversations with President Trump after his dismissal. The research report specifies that the memorandum did not contain any classified information, James Comey escapes any prosecution.
The hatred between the two men emerged again after Donald Trump’s team. Last May, the former chief of the FBI was accused by the Republican field of having “requested the murder of the president” through a message encoded in his social networks. On Instagram, he had published a photo of Conchas forming the message “86 47” in the sand. The first figure is used in American jargon to mean the desire to send someone or something, the second that can refer to Donald Trump, 47th President of the United States.
“It was a political message. I did not realize that some people associated these figures with violence,” James Comey reacted after eliminating the publication.
Source: BFM TV
