Washington Free Beacon exposes Krasner-Moriarty-Soros dark money system

If you're targeting immigration officials and you're a prosecutor, the process to get your hands on unlimited resources is to sign onto Larry Krasner's group of questionable DAs. The Washington Free Beacon is reporting "A coalition of progressive prosecutors promising to target federal immigration agents has amassed a war chest funded by secret donors with the help of left-wing networks. Legal experts said the arrangement is 'terribly corrupt' and blurs the lines between legitimate law enforcement and politically motivated prosecutions."

Deeper into the article, it reports "The Project for the Fight Against Federal Overreach—or FAFO, an acronym that also stands for 'fuck around and find out' in internet lingo—was formed by two George Soros-funded prosecutors, Philadelphia's Larry Krasner and Mary Moriarty of Hennepin County, Minn., after federal officials shot and killed Renee Good and Alex Pretti as they interfered with immigration enforcement operations in Minneapolis. Several elected district attorneys have said Krasner, who pledged to target ICE agents 'the way they hunted down Nazis for decades,' personally recruited them."

Friday night in Minnesota, Moriarty told Almanac co-hosts Eric Eskola and Cathy Wurzer that she'd reached an agreement with the federal government to share evidence collected by Minnesota's Bureau of Criminal Apprehension and the FBI in the Alex Pretti and Renee Good cases. Watch Rep. Walter Hudson, who isn't a lawyer, teach FAFO attorneys a lesson in constitutional laW:

That's a masterpiece in telling the Krasner-Moriarty anti-constitutionalist wing of the Democrat Party that they can't silence him because he doesn't need their permission. The First Amendment gives him that right. Further, Rep. Greg Davids teamed with Rep. Hudson to teach the DFL lawyers that they're wrong in calling Renee Good's death a murder until a jury delivers a guilty verdict. The DFL's responses ranged from vindictive to disrespectful of the agents' rights.
The group has said it aims to "hold federal officials accountable when they exceed their lawful authority" and regularly meets to strategize. But rather than using taxpayer dollars to carry out its mission, FAFO members say operations are fully funded by outside donors.

One member, Norfolk, Va., commonwealth's attorney Ramin Fatehi, said during a Feb. 19 interview that the group has "money in a lock box that has been pledged for us … so that we can bring in the top lawyers in the country," which will be available to "anybody who has a federal official that they're prosecuting."

The 'principles', if you can call them that, guiding these attorneys are vindictiveness and unfairness. This doesn't have anything to do with justice. As usual, Milton Friedman teaches us with impeccable logic and persuasion, not force:

The common denominator between Krasner, Moriarty and Soros is their willingness to use force to obtain their greater good. The rights of others isn't a consideration. What they want is what matters to them. Period.

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