LA's New Soros Prosecutor is the OG Soros DA -- the Guy Who Pitched Soros the Idea of Destroying the United States Through a Communist Corps of DAs

Vanguard.

Over the last year or two, the plague of "Soros DA's" has become somewhat well-known across the country. Philadelphia’s Larry Krasner was sworn in then immediately cleaned house; Chicago's Kim Foxx inexplicably dropped charges against Jussie Smollett; St. Louis' Kim Gardner charged the McCloskey's for defending their own home against a Black Lives Matter mob; and Contra Costa County, California's Diana Becton issued a guidance mandating that her deputies determine whether someone "needed" an item before they could be charged with looting.

Let's not forget San Francisco’s Chesa Boudin, son of Weather Underground bombers who was raised by Bill Ayers and Bernadine Dorn, who looks the other way for most crimes.

Boudin was elected after longtime San Francisco District Attorney George Gascon decided to move "home" to Los Angeles and challenge incumbent DA Jackie Lacey, who wasn't quite radical enough for LA’s burgeoning Black Lives Matter scene. What most people don’t know is that Gascon is the OG Soros DA, and that it was at Gascon’s urging that Soros plunged the first $50 million into what I'll dub the Progressive Prosecutor Project -- through the ACLU, which funded shadow groups to move the money through, of course.

Are we allowed to mention facts like this or nah?

Spoiler: the answer is "no," we're not allowed to criticize Nazi collaborator George Soros or his communist, anti-American DAs.

In fact, the ABC news station in LA just ran a critical piece about this Gascon bacteria.

After threats from Gascon, they pulled the critical article and put up a puff piece in its place.

Jennifer van Laar reported that Gascon had offered a "sweetheart" deal to a gang-member murderer.

ABC reported on that sweetheart deal -- but Gascon began making threats against ABC behind the scenes.

And then they memory-holed their report.

Last night I reported that, according to court transcripts from a December 15 proceeding, LA District Attorney George Gascon attempted, through his special advisor Mario Trujillo, to offer a "sweetheart" plea deal to Rudy Dominguez, a gang member charged with murdering one man and shooting another during a drive-by (neither of the victims were gang members). Trujillo didn't talk to the prosecutor assigned to the case, but instead spoke to the then-assigned Deputy Public Defender, Tiffany Blacknell – who is a member of Gascon's Public Policy Committee and who, according to multiple sources, is about to jump to Gascon’s staff as his Director of Community Relations.

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I was sent the link [to the original ABC News report on the sweetheart deal] about an hour after it published. I clicked, but was greeted by a "Page Not Found." Fortunately, the story was up long enough for Google to have cached a version of it.

Why would ABC take down such a story so quickly?

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So I did a little digging, and as of Monday night ABC was claiming it was an "internal error" with the website that they were working on. Then, multiple sources in the law enforcement community told me -- anonymously, understandably -- that Gascon's office wasn't happy with multiple Los Angeles media outlets for simply reporting on things happening within Gascon's office and within the criminal justice system, and that those outlets were being strong-armed by Gascon’s spokesman and threatened with a denial of access.

And the Brave Firefighter Media meekly bends the knee to an authoritarian communist.

As usual.

posted by Ace at 03:06 PM

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