Quote: @savannahskol said:
Speaking of dirty cops....
Give em hell, Ted!
htt ps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kD0rgygc-w8
So even the acting AG Rosenstein admits the senior FBI (Comey Strzok McCabe Ohr) fucked up methods/protocols...at the least. DAG RR threw em all under the bus. so thats about 7 different investigative agencies/agency heads that have blistered the Comey cabal. That Senate Intel committee (Burr) tho. =)
All the shit going on in the country and this is what concerns you right now?
How deplorably predictable. Congrats on your little victory for team red.
Mad Dog Mattis utterly destroyed Trump today and you’re here cheerleading over methods and protocols?
Keep lowering your bar, it’s every bit as predictable as it is sad.
"The militant left. America's under new management."
Quote: @SFVikeFan said:
@ savannahskol said:
Speaking of dirty cops....
Give em hell, Ted!
htt ps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kD0rgygc-w8
So even the acting AG Rosenstein admits the senior FBI (Comey Strzok McCabe Ohr) fucked up methods/protocols...at the least. DAG RR threw em all under the bus. so thats about 7 different investigative agencies/agency heads that have blistered the Comey cabal. That Senate Intel committee (Burr) tho. =)
All the shit going on in the country and this is what concerns you right now?
Ya’ll obsessed on this for 3 f*ckin years! I guess since it’s back-fired for you (spectacularly!), we’re to move on?
How deplorably predictable.
We prefer “Les Deplorables”
https://m. youtube.com/watch?v=UjZy2_wSuZg
Congrats on your little victory for team red.
Merci!
Quote: @savannahskol said:
@ SFVikeFan said:
@ savannahskol said:
Speaking of dirty cops....
Give em hell, Ted!
htt ps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kD0rgygc-w8
So even the acting AG Rosenstein admits the senior FBI (Comey Strzok McCabe Ohr) fucked up methods/protocols...at the least. DAG RR threw em all under the bus. so thats about 7 different investigative agencies/agency heads that have blistered the Comey cabal. That Senate Intel committee (Burr) tho. =)
All the shit going on in the country and this is what concerns you right now?
Ya’ll obsessed on this for 3 f*ckin years! I guess since it’s back-fired for you (spectacularly!), we’re to move on?
How deplorably predictable.
We prefer “Les Deplorables”
https://m. youtube.com/watch?v=UjZy2_wSuZg
Congrats on your little victory for team red.
Merci!
Nothing has backfired.
You seem to think improper procedures and protocols nullifies all the crimes, all the guilty pleas? You think it means Russians didn’t interfere in the election to aid Trump, that Trump and his cronies didn’t actively ask for help by Russians, that they didn’t lie about it, that they didn’t offer to let Russia off the hook as a thank you, that they didn’t obstruct justice during the course of the investigation?
Methods and protocols change NONE of that.
You still support traitors, liars and con men who were elected with the help of our biggest enemy. Reagan rolled over in his grave so much he dug a hole to China.
You’re so hopelessly partisan and desperate to find the tiniest victory to claim in the sea of the most blatant corruption in our country’s history it’s beyond comical.
Yay! Forget the murders my client committed your Honor, that cop parked illegally before the arrest so this case should be thrown out!
Derp
The FBI’s Investigation Into Trump and Russia Now Looks Even WorseRod Rosenstein says he was kept in the dark about important parts of the probe.
By June 3, 2020, 5:00 PM EDT
The FBI’s investigation into Russia’s interference in the 2016 presidential campaign has taken a beating in the last six months. Late last year, the Justice Department’s inspector general found the bureau’s application to eavesdrop on a former aide to then-candidate Donald Trump’s campaign was riddled with factual errors and omissions. The surveillance court that approved that warrant has barred the agents who submitted it from appearing before it. And last month the Justice Department dropped its case against former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
On Wednesday, things got worse. In testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee, former Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein said that all of the irregularities and short cuts exposed in recent Justice Department reviews were kept from him when he signed the warrant applications into that campaign aide, Carter Page. Had he known about them at the time, he said, he would have never signed them.
Rosenstein even reluctantly acknowledged that his own August 2017 memo specifying the parameters of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation was deeply flawed.
By August 2017, it was clear that there was no support for “the whole concept that the campaign was colluding with the Russians,” said Senator Lindsey Graham at the hearing. “There was no there there.”
“I agree with that general statement,” Rosenstein responded.
In normal times this would be a bombshell. Rosenstein’s memo listed the alleged crimes that Mueller’s team was investigating. Rosenstein said that Mueller’s office helped him draft it. This reflects poorly on Rosenstein. As the most senior Justice Department official overseeing the Mueller investigation, his job was to check its work. He didn’t.
This also reflects poorly on the FBI. The bureau knew, for example, that the opposition research dossier on which it relied to seek the Page warrant was not reliable. By January 2017, the dossier’s primary source had told FBI agents that its most explosive claims were rumor. The former British spy who helped prepare it was fired as an FBI source after the bureau learned he had been speaking to reporters. The Justice Department’s inspector general concluded that none of the unique information in the dossier was corroborated.
It doesn’t stop there. Rosenstein also acknowledged that the FBI never shared its draft memo from January 2017 to close the counter-intelligence investigation into Flynn. That investigation was kept open after former FBI Director James Comey discovered Flynn’s calls with Russia’s ambassador at the end of 2016. While such communications would be unusual for most private citizens, the calls were routine for an incoming national security adviser.
Rosenstein also said exculpatory information collected from FBI informant approaches to the investigation’s targets were not shared with him. One such example involved Trump campaign staffer George Papadopoulos, who told an informant that a campaign reaching out to Russia to obtain stolen emails would be treason.
Add it all up, and it’s clear that the FBI investigation into the Trump campaign’s alleged coordination with Russia was out of control. It was bad enough that Comey and former Deputy Director Andrew McCabe never shared this exculpatory information with the public as Washington became obsessed with the prospect that the president was a traitor. Comey and later McCabe also kept all this from the deputy attorney general. In both cases, it was an egregious breach of the public’s trust.
Oh you mean this Eli Lake?
https://www.justsecurity.org/70425/eli-lakes-omissions-and-misleading-facts-in-defense-of-michael-flynn/
That article you posted is biased bullshit. I will prove it. Right here:
“While such communications would be unusual for most private citizens, the calls were routine for an incoming national security adviser.”
Routine??? Except the call took place at the start of an FBI investigation with Russia having just attacked the country, launched an unprecedented attack on our fucking election to help Trump win, Obama had just put sanctions on Russia AND THE SAME DAY FLYNN CALLS THE RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR TO TELL THEM TO NOT WORRY ABOUT SANCTIONS FROM OBAMA AND AMERICA.
Other than that, yes totally fucking routine Savannah. Get the fuck outta here! I know you’re not this stupid.
You have your head in the sand because you know whatever mistakes the FBI made - and yes they did - does nothing to change the basic facts I listed in my previous post.
Quote: @Skodin said:
@ SFVikeFan said:
@ PSBLAKE said:
liberals used to rail against the MAN for over reach, intimidation, trampling on due process and working in secret. And real liberals still do that noble work.
Leftists cheer on a government that over reaches, tramples on due process, and works in secret, as long as it is thier enemy.
Conservatives used to be the party of law and order, fiscal conservatism and family values, and the Constitution and it’s rights ...
Yeah but what you wrote is bullshit, just a blathering of white noise.
The facts remain:
Flynn lied to federal agents
He told two federal judges he lied, pleaded guilty to it
He told Trump he lied to federal agents
But in comes our new Trump sycophant AG Barr, who hired a new prosecutor to review the case, and has it dropped - not because Flynn didn’t lie to federal agents, not because Flynn didn’t admit to lying - but because Barr and his new BFF think the investigation lacked the merits to target him ....
You boys think this is a win for team Trump but it’s America who lost today. You want to set precedents that we can start throwing out all our safeguards of checks and balances and getting cases thrown out when people admitted under oath they committed crimes, God help us all.
Just remember this moment in time when there’s a Democrat POTUS that pulls this same shit.
USA now officially a 3rd world banana republic run by a dictator and his lemmings because his gullible base doesn’t care as long as they’re freeing criminal Republicans and trying to jail the other side.
Remember, history is written by the winners
It won't be the CCP.
They fight for the right to Vote. We are not fighting to re-vote.
Michael Flynn Wins; D.C. Circuit Orders Case Dismissed
The appeals court order states:
Quote:Upon consideration of the emergency petition for a writ of mandamus, the responses thereto, and the reply, the briefs of amici curiae in support of the parties, and the argument by counsel, it is ORDERED that Flynn’s petition for a writ of mandamus be granted in part; the District Court is directed to grant the government’s Rule 48(a) motion to dismiss; and the District Court’s order appointing an amicus is hereby vacated as moot, in accordance with the opinion of the court filed herein this date.
Quote:BREAKING – DC Circuit Court of Appeals rules Michael Flynn case can end and DOJ’s request to drop charges be accepted by the federal district court. pic.twitter.com/qPWmyZlO6M
— Darren Samuelsohn (@dsamuelsohn) June 24, 2020
Rao states in her majority decision:
Quote:[T]his is plainly not the rare case where further judicial inquiry is warranted. To begin with, Flynn agrees with the government’s motion to dismiss, and there has been no allegation that the motion reflects prosecutorial harassment. Additionally, the government’s motion includes an extensive discussion of newly discovered evidence casting Flynn’s guilt into doubt.
Rao’s opinion also makes a constitutional point: “The circumstances of this case demonstrate that mandamus is appropriate to prevent the judicial usurpation of executive power.”
The order also prevents Judge Sullivan from hearing amicus curiae (“friend of the court”) briefs in the case. Sullivan had appointed retired Judge John Gleeson, who had criticized the Trump administration, to argue against dismissing the case.
The court did deny Flynn’s request to have the case reassigned from Sullivan to another judge.
The ruling by the appeals court is a major victory for Flynn and attorney Sidney Powell, and a defeat for Special Counsel Robert Mueller, former FBI Director James Comes, and “deep state” partisans who had sought to convict Flynn in their pursuit of false allegations of “Russian collusion” against President Donald Trump and his 2016 presidential campaign.
Flynn had pleaded guilty of lying to the FBI in 2017, though the FBI itself believed he had not done so. He was allegedly pressured to offer a guilty plea. The FBI was forced to reveal exculpatory evidence after Attorney General William Barr assigned U.S. Attorney Jeffrey Jensen to review irregularities in the case earlier this year.
And this: https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2020/jun/23/doj-turns-over-highly-exculpatory-handwritten-note/
the gift that keeps on giving.
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