The judge pretty much already accused him of treason. I could see five to ten years easy, maybe more. Let's hope.

She brought up reports that the prosecutors might be thinking about changing their recommendation of no jail time for Flynn.

Flynn got a new Fox News lawyer who convinced him not to cooperate with Mueller in the hopes that Kian would not be convicted. Flynn is waiting to be sentenced for his own crimes, I wonder if Mueller is going to ask for leniency now that Flynn stabbed him in the back? Flynn's sentence just got a bit longer I believe.

Fucking traitors who were picked by trump.

and has no say.

https://www.politico.com/story/2019/07/23/trump-adviser-bijan-rafiekian-convicted-1428176

Trump transition adviser convicted on foreign-agent charges

https://www.justice.gov/usao-edva/pr/jury-convicts-flynn-intel-group-founder-conspiring-act-undisclosed-agent-turkey

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According to court records and evidence presented at trial, Bijan Rafiekian, 67, of San Juan Capistrano, California, along with his co-conspirator, Kamil Ekim Alptekin, 42, of Istanbul, a Turkish national with close ties to the highest levels of the Government of Turkey, were involved in a conspiracy to covertly influence United States politicians and public opinion against a Turkish national, Fethullah Gulen, who is an imam, writer, and political figure living in the United States. The Government of Turkey had filed two extradition requests for Gulen, and has been trying to convince the Department of Justice to extradite Gulen back to Turkey since 2015. The plot included using the Flynn Intel Group (FIG), a company founded by Rafiekian and Michael T. Flynn, which provided services based upon Flynn’s national security expertise.

According to court documents, the purpose of the conspiracy was to use FIG to delegitimize the Turkish citizen in the eyes of the American public and United States politicians, with the goal of obtaining his extradition, which was meeting resistance at the U.S. Department of Justice. At the same time, the conspirators sought to conceal that the Government of Turkey was directing the work. However, not only was Rafiekian told by Alptekin that Turkish cabinet-level officials had approved the budget for the project, but Alptekin also told Rafiekian that he provided the Turkish officials updates on the work. Rafiekian understood that Alptekin was relaying the Turkish officials’ directions on the work to Rafiekian, Flynn, and others at FIG.

According to court documents, the scheme included using a Dutch shell company, Inovo, owned by Alptekin to act as FIG’s “client.” FIG was paid $600,000 in three installments from an account in Turkey in Alptekin’s name. After Alptekin made the payments to FIG, FIG kicked back 20 percent of the payments to Alptekin’s company in the Netherlands, with two such kickbacks being made.
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