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The real story behind Paul Manafort and his tough prison arrest
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June 17, 2018
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The Duran – News in Review – Episode 27.
Former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort will await his trial for violating the FARA act (foreign lobbying charges) from a jail cell.
Two weeks after special counsel Robert Mueller's prosecutors dropped new accusations of witness tampering on Manafort, Obama appointed US District Judge Amy Berman Jackson on Friday revoked Manafort's bail.
Manafort had been allowed to live in his Alexandria, Virginia, apartment under house arrest, wearing up to two ankle monitors.
Jackson's strong arm order ended eight months of attempts by Manafort and his legal team to lighten his house arrest restrictions after he was charged and pleaded not guilty to foreign lobbying violations.
Judge Jackson told Paul Manafort in court...
"The harm in this case is harm to the administration of justice and harm to the integrity of the court's system."
Manafort also entered a not guilty plea to two additional charges levied against him last week, of witness tampering and conspiracy to obstruct justice. In total, he faces seven criminal charges in DC federal court.
There is more to Manafort's stiff sentence that meets the eye, including much untold information about Manafort's Ukraine lobbying efforts which were done in coordination with Obama's Ukraine strategy to wedge Russia's neighbor into the EU and NATO at all costs, including a violent government coup.
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