#felony

(via Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump Are Running a $1.2 Billion Felony Fraud Scheme that is Fully Prosecutable in New York.)

Other crypto founders are serving eight, twelve, and twenty-five years in prison for the same conduct. The only thing that separates the Trump sons from those men is their last name.

A note from the author. What you are about to read is an article that outlines the evidence of criminal conduct under New York State law, all with sources available directly in hyperlinks in the text. After the article is a script you can use to report this conduct to the officials who seem to be ignoring it. After that you’ll find over a dozen books, booklets, and model legislation to share with your representative, all for free from The Existentialist Republic.

Here’s that information:

One official can order it investigated. Governor Kathy Hochul can direct the Attorney General to open an investigation, and she accepts messages from the public through the governor’s contact form or by phone at 518-474-8390.

Ask a friend to make these calls and you just doubled the pressure, ask an entire Indivisible chapter to join in and you’re looking at a potential 100x multiplier on how much pressure these officials feel as people ask “isn’t this your job?”

While residents of any state can refer the conduct to NY officials, if you live outside New York another option opens up. The attorney general of any state can charge fraud committed against the residents of that state, so if anyone in your state bought these tokens, that is standing for a criminal fraud investigation.

Here is a message you can send or read aloud. Fill in the three bracketed parts and keep to what is documented.

Sealing off Fort Max when he had his break down and pinging the others to get help for him (maybe Rung doesn’t get his head blown up).

Tries desperately to keep Overlord (imagine the doors closing locking down on their own or the halls themselves warping) away from the others

Or letting off alarms unprompted (the crew didn’t even get a chance to activate it) when he notices some f*cked up shit going down think spark-eaters (The crew is suspicious at this point because who is doing this because no one on the crew is fessing up)

As he tries desperately to keep all his idiots alive thank you very much-

And think of the angst the crew is asking questions like

‘How long a has this ship been alive??’

‘Are we being watched constantly?’

‘Is the ship a massive seeker or is it something else entirely? And is only its flippant sympathy with us keeping us alive in the vacuum of space? Because if they really wanted to they could kill all of us.’

‘Are they ok?’ (As they are concerned for the ship’s mental stability as being seen as an inanimate object to be used, and maybe with Julian’s statements of not always being like this are extremely concerning)

Along with the existential aspects of if Julian in this form can even truly interact? As the question is if the lost light is his alt mode or if he is a monotransformer stuck as a huge ship not able to do anything on his own? Besides interacting with people who can override his control of his own ‘body’. If it is his alt mode he is MASSIVE! And still has the same sort of problem as the other situation not really being able to interact with others and or do things. Additionally if he has a hard-light projector, I feel like there would be a HUGE disconnect in sensation. As if he can barely feel anything from it as the ship has so many sensors that he now knows instinctively that can’t be transferred over. As well as the added pressure to the crew of ‘hey this isn’t a transport vessel, this is a living person.’ That is this battle is not just risk of losing a way to move; it is hurting a person that did not volunteer for this a, civilian. Or what can hurt him? What can kill him? We know how cybertronians work but what is the breaking point that hurts, kills- him? (Ratchet will have a aneurysm)

Imagine having your human body, your body stripped from you. While the other Julian’s experience this, they have more control. It’s not as jarring as they are still humanish shaped. But Felony? He’s a huge ship being crewed by 200-230 cybertronian big boys. To where even if he does have a human like root mode he can’t use it! As he is the home and transport for 200-230 people- He is now sort of responsible for all of these funny bots lives!

He would be a heavy gossiper once discovered, and will talk to anyone that will listen. As he is insanely overstimulated and understimulated at the same time with his body the way it is. Can he sleep? He probably can’t because the rest of the bots will die-He is doing the best he possibly can in this situation along with the crew genuinely trying to help in anyway they can. ‘As he is doing so much for them and they have been using him-‘

“If I scream at the top of my lungs? Will you hear what I don’t say? If I dance like I’m on a stage Will you see I seem out of place?”-Performance by ‘The xx’

This song came up while I was typing this and I realized it fits him perfectly.

Most of this is me speculating about how this would be fucked up mixed with light fluff, and laughs. Please answer my questions! *shakes you violently by shoulders for giving me this new hyperfixation on this ‘unlucky’ boi*

good god you've just added an astronomical amount of lore to this iteration xDD

But fr, Julian would be hella terrified and incredibly understimulated in the beginning- maybe he did try to talk to someone only for them to freak out and convince themselves it was just the imaginings of a tired processor, leading to Julian aka felony to keep to himself while also trying to deal with his new reality... in a very unhealthy manner.

He just.. doesn't think about it too hard and hyperfocuses on all of the bots living inside of him. He calls himself Felony to avoid the existentialism of still thinking of himself as Julian.

He distracts himself through them, through pranks, thorugh warping, through everything-

And when he's finally seen-

Former President Donald Trump was found guilty of 34 felonies by the jury in his "hush money" trial in New York on Thursday, making him the first former president in U.S. history to be convicted of a crime.

The jury, composed of 12 Manhattan residents, found that Trump illegally falsified business records to cover up a $130,000 payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels before the 2016 election. They found him guilty on all counts on their second day of deliberations.

The presumptive Republican nominee for president is now also a convicted felon, a label that could reverberate across the electorate in the months between now and Election Day in November.

The verdict was handed down in the same Manhattan courtroom where Trump has been on trial for the past six weeks. Trump stared at each juror as they confirmed their vote to convict and angrily denounced the decision in the hallway outside the courtroom, vowing to fight the conviction.

Jurors sided with prosecutors who said that Trump authorized the plan to falsify checks and related records in an effort to prevent voters from learning of an alleged sexual encounter with Daniels. Prosecutors from Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's office said the conspiracy spanned his 2016 campaign and continued well into his first year in the White House. Trump denied having sex with Daniels and pleaded not guilty.

Justice Juan Merchan set a sentencing date of July 11, just four days before the start of the Republican National Convention, where Trump will be formally nominated as the party's standard-bearer. He could face up to four years in prison and a $5,000 fine for each count, but Merchan has broad discretion when imposing a sentence, and could limit the punishment to a fine, probation, home confinement or other options...

The Biden campaign warned that former Trump's conviction doesn't prevent him from winning another term in the White House from a legal standpoint. 

"There is still only one way to keep Donald Trump out of the Oval Office: at the ballot box. Convicted felon or not, Trump will be the Republican nominee for president," the campaign's communications director Michael Tyler said in a statement.

-via CBS News, May 30, 2024. Live updates: 7:36 pm, 7:23 pm Eastern Time

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