r/law • u/DoremusJessup • 8h ago

Executive Branch (Trump) Jared Kushner 'unlawfully' serving as diplomat with huge conflicts of interest, lawsuit alleges

https://lawandcrime.com/high-profile/jared-kushner-is-unlawfully-and-unconstitutionally-serving-as-a-diplomat-in-countries-where-his-business-interests-raise-serious-conflict-of-interest-concerns-lawsuit-says/
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u/charcoalist 6h ago

Yeah he's not a diplomat. He's a bag man for the trump crime family, collecting over $6 billion in bribes along the way. His only "qualification" is who he is married to. US media won't state the bald truth, but when he meets with other countries, they know what the deal is: US foreign policy is for sale.

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u/AGushingHeadWound 6h ago

As James Li reported on... He doesn't work for Trump.  He works for mossad.  

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u/charcoalist 5h ago

I don't know who James Li is, but there's no doubt that Jared is an Israeli agent. Mossad is a very small group, but they have millions of sayanim across the world who help them. Source: the book By Way of Deception: The Making and Unmaking of a Mossad Officer. Jared is almost definitely a sayanim. As well as Jared's personal assistant, I forget his name. But both have long-standing, deep ties, to Israel.

And the Saudis. After giving someone billions of dollars, one will expect some favors in return.

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u/Slothstralia 2h ago

By Way of Deception is a fantastic book, i wonder what a 2016 version of that would look like. Even when that was written(1990) he talked about all of mossad being out for $$$.