They accept Trump's blatant falsifications of the crime rate among undocumented immigrants.
But the statute went on to define additional crimes: theft or falsification of court records, perjury, bribery of federal judges, interference with judicial process, and liberation of federal prisoners.
A Danish citizen, Pierre Christian Flensborg, and a Mexican, José Luis Kennedy, had received the same charges, but a judge dismissed the organized crime and document falsification ones this week.
Charged with electoral falsification and conspiracy to commit a crime while PA to former board member Carlos Martínez Albornoz, a close ally of Florentino Pérez and his preferred electoral candidate Juan Miguel Villar Mir, Bermúdez has refused to aid the investigation.
"Regrettably, many government officials are involved in falsification, becoming accomplices of a grave crime," he was quoted as saying.
He contends, however, that these practices occur much more frequently and do more harm than do the "high crime" behaviors of fabrication, falsification, and plagiarism.
The civil guard is investigating the group, which appears to be "an organised crime ring" concentrating its activities on falsification and swindling.
Any attempt to argue against these axioms will undoubtedly be considered a "falsification of history" and equated with a thought-crime.
Obama apologists have already begun to attack and disparage the sources of these reports of Obama Administration falsification and fabrication of data, which may very well amount to federal crimes.
Currently, lenders must submit a certification with every loan application that they haven't been convicted of violating any major crimes in the preceding three years -- such as fraud, falsification of records, forgery or making false statements.
Then Mr. Medvedev affirmed that human values were more valuable than state values and declared that Stalinist crimes were a bitter truth whose concealment was equivalent to a falsification of history.
