What corruption?
I know you find this hard to believe, but Chevron is the corrupt side here.
That which was documented by the court.
Fuck you, micro.
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Like I donât really know what the details of the actual case against Donzinger are but this is an accurate summary of his prosecution. I donât understand how anyone can even begin to defend this violation of due process, itâs insane.
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The court that found him guilty of contempt?
This is so true and what a lot of you so called leftist forget about. We are all responsible for things that happen to us. Same with George Floyd, same with Neely.
We need to start realizing that our actions have consequences but we also need to show compassion to others when they do bad things.
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It was a contempt case. He refused to hand over his electronic devices. He said it violated attorney client privilege.
He wasnât convicted of fraud. The judgement against Chevron was vacated by an arbitor, they said because of fraud.
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I donât know, Microbet, I think Iâm going with The Hague over a couple dilettantes.
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You monkey.
You already conceded you donât know that Donziger is a fraud.
lol Mendoza what are you doing in this thread? Are you a prosecutor by chance?
No, Iâm someone who hates people who engage in PR campaigns based on lies.
I learned about Donziger based on his appearance on a podcast a few years back. Pretty sure it was Chapo.
My âtoo good to be trueâ meter was ticked, so I did some basic research. The guy is a fraud.
Donziger is probably a fame seeking douche to a degree but heâs been on this case since 1993. Itâs hardly comparable to Avanetti. And he doesnât have to be a hero to be right and for Chevron to be a villain and also the corrupt and corrupting party in this story.
âFascism should more properly be called corporatism because it is the merger of state and corporate power.â â Benito Mussolini
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im not super familiar with this other than the blurbs i read but i think the timeline was like:
chevron poisoned a bunch of poor people while stealing their natural resources⌠chevron moved the case out of the US to where they thought they had bought the justice system. lost. came back to the US, bought a witness, bought a judge, bought their own prosecutorsâŚ
i dont really care if the guy they were fighting against was a bit of a famewhore. just because the lawyer isnt a good person, doesnât mean he isnât obviously the good guy in this specific story.
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Chevron were shocked, just shocked, that Donziger was successfully gambling in Texpetâs casino. That casino was Chevronâs rightful inheritance.
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No, I said I didnât know the details. And I said that the due process violation from the judgeâs/Chevronâs private prosecution of him are a total disgrace.
He came not to be served, but to serve. Servitude
You mean like this?
Or are you referring to all the Federalist society goons that you did your âresearchâ on? Kaplan, Presska, Krauss - all the judges and âopinionâ writers of this case conveniently come from the same family tree.
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