🚨A "career" DOJ prosecutor on January 21 dismissed a case against a major Dem donor the FBI said engaged in a $150M fraud involving a green-energy firm.
The damning fact pattern suggests the "acting" US attorney may have tried to erase a big Dem scandal before Trump took over.
Acting US Attorney McNally of the Central District of CA dismissed the case against Ibrahim AlHusseini Jan 21 even though
-Jan 10, a judge held him in contempt for donating to Dem pols instead of paying what he owes
-Jan 8, a bench warrant was issued after AlHusseini missed court
AlHusseini allegedly transferred $300M to Saudi Arabia immediately after causing an investor to lose $150M via fake financial docs. He was held in jail as a flight risk until CodePink founder Jodie Evans put up her home as bail. Evans also no-showed Jan 7 after being subpoenaed.
McNally would not explain why he dropped charges. Trump's DOJ could reinstate them, but bail was also dropped, giving AlHusseini the chance to leave the country first. (He was arrested initially at the airport, and listed his address as Lebanon in court docs.)
AlHusseini would not tell me whether he's already left the country or say he'd agree to come back if re-charged. One of his lawyers claimed that DOJ went further than just dropping the case, and that "all records related thereto have been destroyed.”
The case had the potential to grow into a broader one that might have implicated another powerful California Dem and expose a "green" company involved in carbon-credits as a massive scam. AlHusseini's alleged fraud had to do with Aspiration Inc., and its co-founder Joe Sanberg.
Aspiration was supposed to be progressives' alternative to evil Wall Street companies. But there are indications that as AlHusseini and Sanberg tried to take it public, Sanberg may have chased a $2B valuation by creating fake revenue, in addition to lying about its green impact.
Long story worth reading because it sheds light on whether the DOJ's "independence" really means a Democrat protection racket, whether carbon-credit trading, etc. is just money laundering, and whether the Squad's benefactor could be a Saudi fugitive:
dailywire.com/news/career-do…
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