Darrell Castle talks about the indictment of Donald Trump on 34 felony counts by a New York City prosecutor whose election was funded by a Nazi collaborator, George Soros.

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TRUMP INDICTED BY SOROS SURROGATE

Hello, this is Darrell Castle with today’s Castle Report. This is Friday the 7th day of April in the year of our Lord 2023. This is Good Friday near the conclusion of Holy Week, a week in which a New York City prosecutor who was funded and therefore placed in office by a Nazi collaborator who said he had fun delivering his fellow Jews to the Nazis. A low point in American history has been reached with the indictment of Donald Trump on bogus charges by a Soros surrogate DA.

District Attorney Alvin Bragg fulfilled his most important campaign promise and that was to get Donald Trump. I’m going to get him, he said. Yes, it appears the fix was in from the get-go but nevertheless Donald Trump now faces 34 felony charges. The position of district attorney is an elected office in New York City and to win elective office in a massive city one must have money to fund a campaign and get his message out. The honest candidate will take his appeal to the public and ask them to support him if they like his message.

 Some, however, choose to go the route of accepting their money from Nazi Collaborators and advocates of mass murder, and that is what Alvin Bragg decided to do. The video of Soros admitting that he helped the Nazis hunt down his fellow Jews and then laughing about it and saying it was fun is still available on You tube I believe. According to Colonel Douglas Macgregor Soros also pushes for direct war between America, NATO, and Russia because Russia is the last country with an Orthodox Christian Culture and must, therefore, be destroyed.

Yes folks that is the man Alvin Bragg went to for money and that is the man who helped put him in office to fulfill his campaign pledge. What does all that mean for the rule of law already severely under threat in America? The rule of law is most importantly a belief that no one is above the law and that it will be applied fairly and evenly to those who are accused. No matter how you feel about Donald Trump whether you hate him or love him what is happening to him is a travesty and beneath contempt in a nation which once rested on a belief in the rule of law.

What about all those felonies presented to the grand jury? The indictment was sealed but someone leaked its contents to the media which is also a felony punishable by up to 5 years in prison, but oh well who cares about that. The 34 felony counts involve falsification of business records. That is normally looked at as a bookkeeping mistake or just sloppy bookkeeping, but if charged as a crime it is a misdemeanor. The district attorney made it into a series of felonies on the grounds that it was designed to conceal an underlying felony, violating election finance law. So, a Soros District Attorney brought an indictment for a bookkeeping mistake against a former US President while he refuses to prosecute and downgrades violent felonies to no bail.

The misdemeanor, if anything, was for supposedly characterizing money legally paid to Stormy Daniels and others for a nondisclosure agreement as legal expenses. She turned out to be an extortionist for which he sued her and won. He is also accused of making payments to the National Enquirer to squelch a story. Stacking is the second of this prosecutor’s skirting of the law. That is the process of taking one crime and breaking it into as many pieces as possible to get more crimes.  The crimes are just made up in the mind of the prosecutor who doesn’t bother to hide his preconceived prejudice. Its warfare politics not justice and it should be beneath a lawyer’s dignity let alone a DA.

For the sake of the nation someone is going to have to address the double standard being applied here. The concept of the rule of law and a one-tiered system of la...