Post by mhbruin on Aug 18, 2023 9:16:24 GMT -8
They Gave a Million Dollars to Rudy? They Are Too Stupid to Have Money.
RICO-indicted co-conspirator Rudy Giuliani’s name comes up in a new lawsuit filed by sibling farmers who say he profited off of a scheme that fleeced them for a cool $1 million. According to “California fruit-and-nut farming magnates” Baldev and Kewel Munger, they were introduced to the onetime mayor of New York City back in 2019 by a Republican operative named Tim Yale. Giuliani was in the thick of trying to dig up dirt on then-presidential candidate Joe Biden in Ukraine.
The lawsuit alleges that Giuliani, along with Yale and cannabis investor George Dickson III, convinced the brothers to give $1 million toward helping the MAGA movement. This was not a campaign contribution but an investment into a documentary Giuliani was supposedly helping with. The brothers allege the three men, including Giuliani, “represented that they possessed key documents that were 'smoking guns' that would establish that the Ukrainian government engaged in a quid pro quo exchange with the Biden family to benefit Burisma.” This would supposedly be a “kill shot” that would take down Biden in the 2020 election.
It didn’t, because a.) They clearly had no such proof; and b.) that film you’ve never heard of never came out. Giuliani reportedly pocketed around $300,000 as some kind of consultant fee, and the Munger brothers were left carrying the bag. In Giuliani’s defense, some of his best friends and associates are also frequently being indicted on fraud schemes.
RICO-indicted co-conspirator Rudy Giuliani’s name comes up in a new lawsuit filed by sibling farmers who say he profited off of a scheme that fleeced them for a cool $1 million. According to “California fruit-and-nut farming magnates” Baldev and Kewel Munger, they were introduced to the onetime mayor of New York City back in 2019 by a Republican operative named Tim Yale. Giuliani was in the thick of trying to dig up dirt on then-presidential candidate Joe Biden in Ukraine.
The lawsuit alleges that Giuliani, along with Yale and cannabis investor George Dickson III, convinced the brothers to give $1 million toward helping the MAGA movement. This was not a campaign contribution but an investment into a documentary Giuliani was supposedly helping with. The brothers allege the three men, including Giuliani, “represented that they possessed key documents that were 'smoking guns' that would establish that the Ukrainian government engaged in a quid pro quo exchange with the Biden family to benefit Burisma.” This would supposedly be a “kill shot” that would take down Biden in the 2020 election.
It didn’t, because a.) They clearly had no such proof; and b.) that film you’ve never heard of never came out. Giuliani reportedly pocketed around $300,000 as some kind of consultant fee, and the Munger brothers were left carrying the bag. In Giuliani’s defense, some of his best friends and associates are also frequently being indicted on fraud schemes.