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lapislzi

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6. I'm sure Uncle Oleg has a very special dacha set aside

Reply to Sanity Claws (Reply #1)

Fri Jun 15, 2018, 12:37 PM

Jun 2018

Manafort is going to be paying that debt unto the seventh generation. Good.

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Manafort lost 4 properties today, collective worth $11 million [View all] berni_mccoy Jun 2018 OP

More pressure on Manafort Sanity Claws Jun 2018 #1

I'm sure Uncle Oleg has a very special dacha set aside lapislzi Jun 2018 #6

That's why they need the witness protection program. Sanity Claws Jun 2018 #9

I'm not sure where my money would be lapislzi Jun 2018 #15

So I guess it's safe to say I'm having a better day than Manafort. Oh yes this has got to Trek4Truth Jun 2018 #2

He's no Malcolm McDowell, but I'm thinking he's been through a similar processing Fritz Walter Jun 2018 #58

Hubris comes at a high price. madaboutharry Jun 2018 #3

Manafort doesn't strike me as a foolish or stupid man gratuitous Jun 2018 #7

Falling out of a window or eating soup laced with KCDebbie Jun 2018 #35

Maybe Manafort is not foolish in some respects, but when it comes to his cult-like loyalty to trump, rainin Jun 2018 #46

+++: We won't be safe again as a country as long as the media is corporate owned and republicans are erronis Jun 2018 #50

Was his bond revoked based on a violation or because of new charges? Lee-Lee Jun 2018 #4

Mueller filed new claims against him for witness tampering...... Brother Buzz Jun 2018 #13

I don't see any articles stating that.. Kaleva Jun 2018 #17

I don't know if this is accurate, but here's one from the Guardian mythology Jun 2018 #28

I assumed today's hearing was about revoking bail Brother Buzz Jun 2018 #33

Sorry to appear nit picky Kaleva Jun 2018 #34

He violated the terms of his bail BUT complied with the requirements grantcart Jun 2018 #48

Trump's Master Plan to Reduce Budget Deficit Stallion Jun 2018 #5

Was getting into politics worth it?? Thrill Jun 2018 #8

What would happen bornfree17 Jun 2018 #10

He would lose his right to self incriminate and have to testify grantcart Jun 2018 #16

Can't pardon Manafort before he is quartz007 Jun 2018 #53

He doesn't have to be convicted to get a pardon BumRushDaShow Jun 2018 #55

Was that even a real pardon? quartz007 Jun 2018 #62

Article 2 Section 2 of the Constitution BumRushDaShow Jun 2018 #63

He didn't violate terms of his bail. He's in jail because of new, seperate charges. Kaleva Jun 2018 #11

His bail was revoked because the new charges violated the original bail. grantcart Jun 2018 #14

From CNBC Kaleva Jun 2018 #19

See my response below. The Judge ruled he violated the terms of his bail berni_mccoy Jun 2018 #20

Red Don and the fuck up crew uponit7771 Jun 2018 #26

revoking bail doesn't necessarily mean loss of assets grantcart Jun 2018 #30

Bail revocation of any kind is grounds for forfeiture of securing assets berni_mccoy Jun 2018 #31

I've been involved with the local judicial system for some time now. Kaleva Jun 2018 #36

Small-time bail or RICO level? Because there is a difference berni_mccoy Jun 2018 #37

Small time so I could be wrong Kaleva Jun 2018 #38

IMO, big time would make it even less likely fescuerescue Jun 2018 #43

Correct. H2O Man Jun 2018 #56

Since he didn't attempt to avoid court and appeared my guess grantcart Jun 2018 #12

"an agreement to forfeit four (4) separate real properties if there is a bail violation" berni_mccoy Jun 2018 #18

The terms of his orginal bail was that he not travel outside the US.. Kaleva Jun 2018 #21

The Judge ruled that he violated bail. berni_mccoy Jun 2018 #22

Do you have a link? Kaleva Jun 2018 #23

This message was self-deleted by its author Rainbow Droid Jun 2018 #24

It seems like he violated the terms of his eligibility for house arrest, not his bail More_Cowbell Jun 2018 #59

My guess is he has a ton of money stashed overseas in his wife and kids names. redstatebluegirl Jun 2018 #25

A daughter "owns" a house in Arlington that is probably worth $1.8 million. It is not spooky3 Jun 2018 #42

This is last year article....Not Today pbmus Jun 2018 #27

I think it's because the agreement to forfeit the properties was last year? So now there's spec- bettyellen Jun 2018 #29

I posted the article from last year to show what he put up for bail. berni_mccoy Jun 2018 #32

I do not think he'll lose these propertirs because of this. They will probably be returned now that TeamPooka Jun 2018 #39

He did not lose anything. former9thward Jun 2018 #40

Committing a crime while on bail is a bail violation. berni_mccoy Jun 2018 #52

That would require conviction Lee-Lee Jun 2018 #57

Please show where the judge ruled that. former9thward Jun 2018 #60

It's nice seeing the rich lose something---FINALLY! C Moon Jun 2018 #41

Sounds like normal, salt of the earth, real Americans IronLionZion Jun 2018 #44

Are you sure he lost that? After all the bail was for him to force him to appear cstanleytech Jun 2018 #45

Happy Fathers' Day! lagomorph777 Jun 2018 #47

Holy Cow - what an idiot! jpak Jun 2018 #49

I hope he gets the rosenberg treatment ! stonecutter357 Jun 2018 #51

unfortunately, that's not how bail works. Calista241 Jun 2018 #54

Nope. That's not what "revoked bail" means Jersey Devil Jun 2018 #61