Manafort found guilty

Guilty of tax fraud on 8 charges so far. The jury still deliberating the other 10 charges.

Faced with losing his fortune and 20 years inside, he will turn on Trump now for a reduced sentence.
Mueller is coming for you Trump.

And he is big, bad and very determined to see you wearing overalls that match your wig.

http://news.sky.com/story/ex-trump-campaign-chair-found-guilty-of-tax-fraud-11478703

The next trial of Manafort will be much bigger and more significant.

This was a trial balloon, sts. These charges stem out of Manafort's financial activities with the Russians and eastern Europeans...tax evasion, unreported foreign bank accounts, and bank fraud.  These are things that all capos in the Trump-Putin crime family have all been doing.  So, it's merely an example--a background theme--for others to consider.

The next trial will be on how the Russians (Putin) used these illegal activities to blackmail the members of the Trump crime family to do their bidding...from the entire running of pussy-grabber for president, to the conspiracy to hack and change votes, to the scheme to lift sanctions on Russia so they can move their oil.

You are watching in visual, Ludwig van Beethoven's, Symphony in No. 5 in C minor, more commonly known as the Victory Symphony.  It begins with the distinctive four-note "duh, duh, duh, duuuuuuhhhh" motif:



You have just witnesses the first striking of the chord.  You are experiencing the echos.  We will go into a period of sonatas, tumbling forward with imitations and repeats of the four-note theme in other tempos.  Then a short fortissimo bridge on horns, followed by a second theme on piano, in E♭ major, the relative major, being more lyrical, featuring the four-note motif in back, in the string accompaniment.  Then there is a solo passage for oboe, thereafter ending with a massive coda...a grand finale!!

Wait for it...wait for it.  Enjoy!  A symphony has timing and tempo, and cannot be rushed.  Just sit back and enjoy.

 

With both Manafort & Cohen found guilty of fraud in court. Plus  Amorosa's explosive revelations hitting the bookshops.

..... Dear oh dear - this is what I'd call the perfect storm.