Comments by "Triple 9" (@Betta66) on "The Manafort Sentencing is a Precursor of the Collapse of the Mueller Probe" video.

  1. The sentencing guidelines were 19-24 years, but Ellis said Manafort otherwise lived a blameless life. Yeah, a man who represented numerous dictators somehow lived a “blameless life.” Kindly stop with your bullshit, please and thank you
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  2. What Judge Ellis said was that "Manafort was not before this court for anything having to do with collusion with the Russian government to influence this election," which is not the same as "there was no collusion."
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  3. Actually, it’s a sign that the judge sucks at his job. 47 months is less than what Manafort’s own lawyers were trying to get (not to mention what the usual sentence is for what Manafort was charged with) and the judge banned all mention of Russia from the trial. Yes, the trial for a man charged with lying about ties to Russia was not allowed to have any mention of Russia. Oh, and Manafort’s scheduled to go on trial again anyway, so I fail to see why you’re celebrating or how you manage to be so incompetent. Seriously, through the whole investigation, you were wondering why there were no arrests and conclude it’s because the Mueller investigation is a sham. But when there is one, you still conclude the Mueller investigation is a sham. Were you born with your head up Mitch McConnell’s ass or something? Because I can’t seriously fathom how anyone could willingly miss so much crucial context
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