November 22, 2024
No Jussieest!
Timothy Birdnow
No Jussiest - Jussie Smollett, the race-baiting hate crime hoaxster who was convicted and sent to prison, has seen his conviction overturned by the Chicago supreme court since he had in place a sweetheart plea agreement before public outcry forced prosecutors to press charges.
See the story in Breitbart here.
The black homosexual star of Empire staged the fake crime using two Nigerians to make it appear he was assaulted, had a rope around his neck, and had acid thrown on him. It all turned out to be fake, but Smollet reported this to police and an FBI investigation was under way.
Smollett's mother is alleged to be friends with Kamala Harris and Harris went to bat for Smollett when he was arrested, calling it a modern day lynching. I find it interesting they overturned his conviction mere weeks after the election when it could no longer hurt the Harris campaign.
Had Smollett been out and free while Harris was running inconvenient questions would have been raised.
At any rate, seems all you have to do is find a prosecutor who will agree to let you off the hook and that is an ironclad agreement to the legal eagles of the Blue states.
How long before someone approaches Smollett with a lucrative book offer, or a new series? The Left always takes care of it's own.
No Jussiest - Jussie Smollett, the race-baiting hate crime hoaxster who was convicted and sent to prison, has seen his conviction overturned by the Chicago supreme court since he had in place a sweetheart plea agreement before public outcry forced prosecutors to press charges.
See the story in Breitbart here.
The black homosexual star of Empire staged the fake crime using two Nigerians to make it appear he was assaulted, had a rope around his neck, and had acid thrown on him. It all turned out to be fake, but Smollet reported this to police and an FBI investigation was under way.
Smollett's mother is alleged to be friends with Kamala Harris and Harris went to bat for Smollett when he was arrested, calling it a modern day lynching. I find it interesting they overturned his conviction mere weeks after the election when it could no longer hurt the Harris campaign.
Had Smollett been out and free while Harris was running inconvenient questions would have been raised.
At any rate, seems all you have to do is find a prosecutor who will agree to let you off the hook and that is an ironclad agreement to the legal eagles of the Blue states.
How long before someone approaches Smollett with a lucrative book offer, or a new series? The Left always takes care of it's own.
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It wasn't that simple. It was a matter of whether the sweetheart deal offered by Kim Foxx had to be honored.
The whole thing was, however, ridiculous. The idea that anybody in Chicago would attack a black guy and say "This is MAGA country" is so far out there on the silly scale as to be unbelievable, especially when it turns out to be two Nigerians.
Book deal or no book deal, this guy's acting career is over, done, kaput, bupkis. He'll do better trying to get Donald Trump's job at McDonald's at the fryer.
The whole thing was, however, ridiculous. The idea that anybody in Chicago would attack a black guy and say "This is MAGA country" is so far out there on the silly scale as to be unbelievable, especially when it turns out to be two Nigerians.
Book deal or no book deal, this guy's acting career is over, done, kaput, bupkis. He'll do better trying to get Donald Trump's job at McDonald's at the fryer.
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at November 23, 2024 12:53 AM (j5ngG)
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But Dana I don't think a plea agreement has any legal force unless it is ratified by the court and entered into. Until then it's just a verbal agreement, like the promise to put a contract down on a house means nada until some good faith money changes hands and a contract is signed.
I don't know for sure but I don't believe this was a done deal.
At any rate I agree; Smollett has ruined his career (or so we hope; you never can tell these days.)
I wouldn't want that guy behind the fryer; he might spit in the food.
I don't know for sure but I don't believe this was a done deal.
At any rate I agree; Smollett has ruined his career (or so we hope; you never can tell these days.)
I wouldn't want that guy behind the fryer; he might spit in the food.
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at November 24, 2024 08:32 AM (wFp8l)
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Whether or not that plea deal has to be honored, the Chicago legal system is so effed up that they have to mess with it.
Don't worry about Jussie spitting in the fryer -- you and I won't be going to Micky D's in Chicago.
Don't worry about Jussie spitting in the fryer -- you and I won't be going to Micky D's in Chicago.
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at November 25, 2024 01:40 AM (QD3ev)
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