All you fucks not talking about this are part of the problem.
All you fucks not talking about this are part of the problem
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Sebastian Ross
>caring about politics
Why? Into soap operas? Culture begets politics.
Justin Gray
this post makes no sense
Jackson Wilson
CIGARD? (can I get a run down?)
Cameron Smith
>thinks sessions will do anything
shits a joke yo. nothing wlll happen until trump fires sessions.
Ryder Bennett
It is October 21 where are >muh emails
Nicholas Parker
And nothing will happen, the body politic is diseased. The Clinton's have too much dirt on everyone at the top.
John Torres
This whole gold star bullshit was a huge diversion from Uranium One. We need to get back on track
Easton Howard
How is he still deputy director of the FBI?
Charles Jones
A big but slowly developing story. Its got a lot of moving parts. Nobody wants to say Obama and Clintons are guilty of anything unless all the data points are confirmed.
Mason Richardson
you need to spend your time on a different board, you are a spit magnet.
Jose Gonzalez
>mfw when anons rather respond to slide threads about black cocks than discuss the real goings-on.
Blake Watson
Another thrown under the bus. Keep on track. SHES SCUM! URANIUM ONE!
Jaxon Cooper
>>mfw when anons rather respond to slide threads about black cocks than discuss the real goings-on.
It’s making this place almost as shit as twitter. Hillary is still free. Liberalfags are still talking about collusion. The FBI is hiding the truth about Vegas and the fucking flag is still up. What the fuck?
Easton Cruz
Until something happens, what is there to do? Look how much Sup Forums talked about Awan or anything else, not much has happened.
Parker Martinez
My point is people are drawn to shill threads like moths to a flame.
Lucas Lopez
A FUCKING REAL THREAD THANK YOU OP
>Faith in the outfit’s journalistic expertise and experience is one of the chords that Fusion GPS strikes in its relations with journalists, whether they’re trying to block a story or shop one. “If they have a story they think you’d be interested in,” says one Washington, D.C. journalist familiar with Fusion GPS’s operations, “they call you down to their office on Dupont Circle and show you a dossier. There’s no confidentiality agreement, but it’s understood that if they show you something and you talk about it, you’re cut off, or worse.”
What did they mean by this?
>In order to report honestly on the Trump scandals, a weakened press would have to report honestly on Fusion GPS—which would mean lifting the lid on the incompetence and malfeasance of their own institutions and colleagues, which would reveal a scandal as threatening to democracy as anything Trump has said or done. “Imagine if they subpoena Fusion GPS’s emails,” said a veteran Washington reporter, “there are going to be lots of journalists in there who’ve taken stories from them. Big names, senior figures in the field. It will look like an apocalypse.”
Cooper Allen
hahahaha of course a commie posts this.
Lincoln Cooper
>Fusion GPS was founded in 2009—before the social media wave destroyed most of the remaining structures of 20th-century American journalism—by two Wall Street Journal reporters, Glenn Simpson and Peter Fritsch. They picked up former colleagues from the Journal, Tom Catan, and Neil King, Jr., who were also well-respected by their peers. When the social media wave hit two years later, print media’s last hopes for profitability vanished, and Facebook became the actual publisher of most of the news that Americans consumed. Opposition research and comms shops like Fusion GPS became the news-rooms—with investigative teams and foreign bureaus—that newspapers could no longer afford.
>As top reporters themselves, the principals of Fusion GPS knew exactly what their former colleagues needed in order to package and sell stories to their editors and bosses. “Simpson was one of the top terror-finance investigative reporters in the field,” says one Washington-based journalist, who knows Simpson professionally and personally, and who asked for anonymity in discussing a former reporter. “He got disillusioned when Rupert Murdoch took over the Journal because there was less room for the kind of long-form investigative journalism he thrived on.”
>And now, says the journalist, “they’re guns for hire. They were hired to dig up dirt on donors to Mitt Romney’s campaign, they were hired by Planned Parenthood after a video exposing some of the organization’s controversial practices.”
>Besides Russia, Fusion GPS has also worked with other foreign countries, organizing campaigns and creating news that furthers the aims of the people who pay for their services—using the fractured playing field of “news” to extend old-fashioned lobbying efforts in a way that news consumers have been slow to understand.
Cameron Roberts
>Fusion GPS, according to the company’s website, offers “a cross-disciplinary approach with expertise in media, politics, regulation, national security, and global markets.” What does that mean, exactly? “They were hired by a sheikh in the UAE after he was toppled in a coup and waged an information war against his brother,” one well-respected reporter who has had dealings with the company told me. “I believe they seeded the New Yorker story about the Trump Hotel in Azerbaijan with alleged connections to the IRGC. They may have been hired to look into Carlos Slim. It’s amazing how much copy they generate. They’re really effective.”
>Yet it is rare to read stories about comms shops like Fusion GPS because traditional news organizations are reluctant to bite the hands that feed them. But they are the news behind the news—well known to every D.C. beat reporter as the sources who set the table and provide the sources for their big “scoops.” The ongoing transformation of foundering, profitless news organizations into dueling proxies for partisan comms operatives is bad news for American readers, and for our democracy. But it is having a particularly outsized effect on reporting in the area of foreign policy, where expert opinion is prized—and easily bought—and most reporters and readers are only shallowly informed.
Easton Perry
this is why i stopped coming here the past few months, this board has become utter shit, barely talks about politics, it's Sup Forums 2.0
Chase Howard
its not that simple faggot.
Trump can replace as many AG's as he wants, no one is going to let this guy testify before congress.
way too many people are involved. we all know how utterly incompetent and corrupt the Federal Government is, and it isn't a democrat issue. it's bipartisan. no one in their right mind would release the hounds on all the graft and grease that flew to get this deal done. these people get the gears of power and really start to believe there will be a massive civil uprising if they start disclosing all the rampant negligence and corruption that goes on.
they'll protect it, like everyone else, which ulitimately will make it much worse when the bandaid gets ripped off anyway.
Julian Sanchez
Reminder /ourguy/ Grassley is also looking into Lynch
>In April, The New York Times reported that the FBI came into possession of a batch of hacked documents, one of which was said to be authored by a “Democratic operative who expressed confidence that Ms. Lynch would keep the Clinton investigation from going too far.” Chairman Grassley then requested a copy of the document from the Justice Department, which has failed to respond. A month later, The Washington Post reported similar facts and provided further details about individuals involved in these communications. The Post reported that the email in question, sent by then-chair of the Democratic National Committee Debbie Wasserman Schultz to Leonard Benardo of the Open Society Foundations, indicated that Lynch had privately assured Clinton campaign staffer Amanda Renteria that the FBI’s investigation wouldn’t “go too far.”
>Comey was reportedly concerned that the communication would raise doubts about the investigation’s independence and began discussing plans to announce the end of the Clinton email investigation rather than simply referring it to the Department for a prosecutorial decision. Comey’s extraordinary action to announce the end of the investigation was a break from Justice Department protocol, and was later cited as justification for his removal from the FBI.
Isaiah Foster
Charges: Sex traffickers took hundreds from Thailand to US
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238 arrested in sweep of suspected child sex predators
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The U.S. attorney general is bringing back the harshest sentences for low-level drug offenses
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Sessions reassures senators: No pot crackdown imminent
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Jeff Sessions: 400 medical professionals charged in largest health care fraud takedown
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Big increase in cocaine seizures
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Landon Allen
Trey Gowdy revealed Samantha Powers testified that she didnt do all the unmaskings done in her name
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So its either
A) shes lying
B) someone else in obamas team was unmasking people in her name
This is a pretty big break in the unmasking case - Powers name was used to request unmaskings almost once a day
Is she the fall girl or a liar Sup Forums?
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Grayson Diaz
I would be all about talking about it in the spring. The DOJ just needs to nut the fuck up already and throw indictments. That will get people talking real quick
Jonathan Phillips
Sessions is protecting the former politicians.
Nothing will happen.
Ryder Lopez
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>It’s also worth noting that we don’t actually know if the FBI did in fact pay Steele or his sources (anonymous reporting to the contrary notwithstanding), because the FBI is stonewalling Sen. Chuck Grassley’s months-long investigation into the matter. As the treason-collusion narrative grinds on despite its lack of supporting evidence, those payment attempts look absolutely awful. They advance the narrative — the one the media have worked very hard to portray as invented — that intelligence agencies were inappropriately spying on Trump and his associates. So now that these payment attempts look bad for the Russian collusion narrative, we’re told that the president invented them.
Daniel Collins
Because Five Eyes agents and CTR/David Brock operatives curate this board through sophisticated sockpuppetry and astroturfing endeavours of historic proportions to prevent such topics from gaining steam.
Educate yourself.
Chase Ramirez
Sup Forums
Daniel Smith
One of the arguments I hear in defense of the Uranium One deal is that the uranium isn't exported, then how do you explain this?
>Three Cameco workers in Ontario were exposed to airborne uranium dust in an incident at the Saskatchewan company's Blind River refinery last month, federal regulators say.
The exposure happened June 23 when a worker loosened a ring clamp on a 208-litre drum of uranium oxide yellowcake. The lid blew off and about 26 kilograms of the material were ejected into the air.
The worker closest to the drum and two others in the area, who were not wearing respirators, were exposed to the dust.
The drum of yellowcake came from Uranium One's Willow Creek facility in Wyoming.
According to the U.S. government, several other Uranium One drums that had been shipped to Blind River were found to be bulging from internal pressure.
It says Cameco has stopped opening containers of yellowcake from the Willow Creek facility until they can develop a plan to safely do so.
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Elijah Fisher
I am sure he is. Especially after the Senate Judiciary Committee accused him of being a rusky spy.
Landon Torres
There are people deluded enough to actually argue in defense of the uranium one deal that don't directly benefit from the deal, it's industry, or the clinton cartel? Like, you know regular joe schmoes who actually hear about it and are like " well, that's ok."???
Really???
Fuck this planet...
Tyler Brown
Its neverending cocktease, wait till JFK files come out as 3000 black pages.
Zachary Gonzalez
So thats canada
Tucker went over this last night lots more got sent to europe and japan but since uranium one has no export license no one really knows where its going
Even the dem agreed with tucker that its bad and now trump is in there he should stop it
Ian Smith
Thank you user. This was shaping up as the most boring night on Sup Forums in months.
Trump is overturning the rock, America. Get ready for some bad shit to come crawling out.
Sebastian Powell
You should see the tucker episode fr9m yesterday as suggested here The dem basically ends up saying its not technically illegal and the clinton foundation is a charity (lol)
Bentley Carter
Recommended reading:
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From the top comment:
>The truth is that the deal started with Kazatomprom and the guy in charge was arrested and jailed for treason, abuse of power, corruption, and embezzling natural resources for his own personal profit. His name was Moukhtar Dzhakishev
en.wikipedia.org
>Why do we not bring democracy to Russia by leaking all of their corruption? The same reason Russia doesn’t do the same thing to us. They have an ongoing financial relationship.
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>Qatar and Glencore are both involved with the Clintons in questionable ways. Marc Rich, the CEO of Glencore was given a last minute pardon by Bill Clinton, while in office. Ironically, James Comey was the prosecutor. The documents are partially available in the FBI Vault.
>Qatar’s US weapon purchases were expanded 1400% after donating to the Clinton Foundation.
>It should trouble every American that this is business as usual. Particularly when the press is in on it.
>This is a list of journalists who collaborated with the DNC, to varying degrees, as exposed by Wikileaks:
Chase Wood
i geniunely cannot believe the world is so corrupt that this is not considered a story in any mainstream outlet.
just when i think i cant be any more jaded...
Jeremiah Mitchell
>not talking about it
It's because we already knew. It's big but I don't have much to say or add. Just waiting to see where this all goes.
Charles Ramirez
"people only love" amiright?
Cameron Rogers
TV talking heads don't count. It's all theatre. Fox and MSNBC (etc) are equally bullshit. Idiot box babble doesn't count as regular opinions of regular people.
Jason Perez
Thanks for all these posts user, lotta info there, good work getting it all out there.
Aaron Howard
because the narrative is completely controlled.
we would have to eliminate thousands of key players in government, business and defense contracting and dozens of facilities like bluffdale to reset freedom and truth and integrity.
Easton Carter
>2017
>americans still not lynching corrupt politicians
why must it be this way?
Liam Rivera
Tucker Carlson talked about this. The informant will testify if this bullshit order is dropped.
Jordan Flores
I do it to spite the blackpillers
What counts then? The only people defending it are the low info normies and the people lying through their teeth
Joseph Adams
bump
Luis Diaz
Clinton sold missile technology to the Chinese. When he started, they couldn't even get a stone off the ground. Afterward, they are shooting satellites from space.
Obama authorized the Uranium One deal. This is despite the fact that no strategic defense reserves are allowed to fall into foreign hands.
You people are focused on bribery and corruption. That is not the big issue. The big issue is that this uranium deal was explicitly designed to weaken and damage the United States and was authored by the Secretary of State and approved the the POTUS. This deal was part of a strategic stockpile. He didn't just give them ore. He gave them everything...
Jace Ward
what redpills people the most about Sup Forums isn't the happening threads, it's the slide threads that hide the happening threads.
Luis Brooks
all these news articles and yet nothing will happen because it is still fake news
Liam Wilson
Does that have to be sessions / rosenstein?
If it should have been disclosed to congress would that be arrestable for holder?
Ryan Wood
checked
Juan Scott
It is unconstitutional for the Executive to withhold testimony from the Congress. Most likely will not be a public hearing.
Jayden Clark
>n-no proofs pizzafags
>the 150 million was for charitable reasons
Joseph Martinez
Please can someone give an update
Bump
Thomas Reed
So how fast can Grassley get rid of an unlawful gag order?
Charles Ward
This, we've known about this for over a fucking year, literally seen posts dated 2015 about this shit and yet now everyone gives a fuck? Old news.
Levi Johnson
the bible does say to know love is to know God
Joseph Cruz
>t. Blackpill shill who just finished rules for radicals
Nigger we are closer today than we have ever been in your lifetime. Cheer up or fuck off
Jonathan Morales
We ve been screaming about this for years along with the so many felonies these pedo govt criminals committed and still are committing and havent seen shit done Yet!!!!!!!!!!!!???????!!!!!
Prosecute and burn these people in real fire!
Hudson Thompson
Bump
Ayden Garcia
Reminder how far we have come
>TRUMP GOT RUSSIA TO HACK THE ELECTION
17 agencies going to 3. All based off crowdstrike paid by DNC. Nope
>russians hacked voting machines
Nope. The leak from the independant shows this was an 'analysts guess' and it is confirmed multiple times that no votes changed
>FLYNN!
cleared
>sessions
They got destroyed
>roger stone DM'd guccifer on twitter
After the 'hack' that has been debunked alledgedly took place
>trump server logs
Proven fake
>r-russian t-troll-s working for breitbart?
Nope
>"w-willingness to col c-collude"
Getting oppo research from anyone is not a crime this is just normal campaign shit.
>P-pokemon go! Russian Intelligance linked tumblr account! Tactical BLM facebook ads
LOL
>clinton and obama colluded with russia, sold out national security interests, worked with fusion gps and corrupt US intelligence agencies to smear and spy on the incoming president
Finally
Jackson Wilson
Its sad to me there seems to be younger people who dont realize what a herculean feat this has been
Aaron White
>Executive branch corrupt as fuck
>Legislative branch corrupt as fuck
>Judicial branch corrupt as fuck
>FBI corrupt as fuck
>CIA corrupt as fuck
>Military filled with SJW yes men
Constitutional congress when?
The fed is beyond saving.
Andrew Butler
>guys i know that the left is falling apart in every single direction at the same time but it clearly hopeless
Jackson Ward
Come home, shite man.
Nathaniel Howard
begone, shill
the republic is being sold, and you're at the register
Isaac Reyes
checked
and truthed
what a 2y+ ride
Leo Morgan
>The Post reported that the email in question, sent by then-chair of the Democratic National Committee Debbie Wasserman Schultz to Leonard Benardo of the Open Society Foundations
is the madman mad enough to throw soros in jail?
Brayden Gutierrez
We will win
Brody Wright
A man can dream cant he?
Elijah Garcia
too late for soros father
we need to deactivate soros II, and the foundations
evil is spreading, both via gene and meme
Aiden Williams
this
Christopher Long
>We will win
We will.
They are going to do their damndest to take Trump out before he takes them out.
Lines are being drawn, interesting times indeed.
David Howard
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>After the FBI arrested 10 of the spies in June, 2010, Secretary of State Clinton worked feverishly to return the Russian agents to Moscow in a hastily arranged, lopsided deal with Putin.
>It all happened as the uranium deal was in play: An arrangement to provide Moscow’s state Rosatom nuclear agency with 20 percent of American uranium capacity, with $145,000,000 to pour into the Clinton Family Foundation and its projects.
>For the Clintons, the FBI’s biggest counterintelligence bust in history couldn’t have come at a worse time.
>The day the FBI arrested the Russian agents, on June 28, 2010, the day before the secretary of state’s husband, Bill Clinton, was to give a speech in Moscow. A Kremlin-connected investment bank, Renaissance Capital, paid the former president $500,000 for the hour-long appearance.
>An unnamed Hillary Clinton spokesman told ABC News that there was “no reason to think the Secretary was a target of this spy ring.”
>That was a lie.
>State Department spokesman Phil Gordon brushed off the spy ring as old news: “I don’t think anyone was hugely shocked to know that some vestiges of old attempts to use intelligence are still there.” Breaking the spy network, he said, was “a law enforcement action.” Gordon’s implication was that it had nothing to do with the department Clinton headed.
>That didn’t explain why Clinton stayed silent and worked hard to return the 10 spies back to Moscow, before any could be put on trial or turned by the FBI. Or why Clinton settled for a very poor bargain in a one-sided spy swap. But other evidence does.
Daniel Martin
They gotta go through Mattis, Kelly, McMaster, and the entire US military to do that.
Jose Mitchell
>anonymous Russian sources
looks like we're all ruskies now lads
break out the addidas jumpsuits, vodka, and kalishnakovs, Sup Forums meetup in st petersburg square to celebrate, tovarischs
Michael Smith
Obama needs to be tried and shot
Ryder Martinez
Since this has evolved into a DC Corruption General i am going to dump some Seth Rich stuff
A breaking report from America First Media Group appears to show that payments made to private cyber security firm Crowdstrike coincided with the dates of two mysterious deaths, including the unsolved murder of Seth Rich and the death of process server Shawn Lucas.
Disobedient Media previously reported on Shawn Lucas’ death, which occurred shortly after he attempted to serve former DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz with papers regarding the DNC Fraud Lawsuit. Attorneys for the plaintiffs in that case later sought protection from the court, and in doing so had cited both Seth Rich and Shawn Lucas’ deaths, as well as that of Beranton Whisenant Jr. and others.
In their report, America First Media Group shows that the first payments made were preemptive measures on May 5th, 2016. They add that the next payment to Crowdstrike, totaling $98,849.84, took place on July 11th.
Their report specifically stated that:
“The relationship to this date happens to be the day after DNC Data Director of New Voter Registration Seth Rich was murdered.”
The reportindicates: “The final payment to date is August 3rd, 2016. This coincides with another murder in the District of Columbia. Shawn Lucas, who died on August 2nd of last year, was the DNC Process Server and close friend of Seth Rich.”
That Lucas and Rich were friends is an extremely important and noteworthy detail, and may provide some connection between their deaths which has not previously been considered. If true it is an extremely new detail in the context of their deaths and the political furor surrounding both men.
Easton Lewis
bigleaguepolitics.com
>“There are no DNC or Podesta emails that exist beyond May 21 or 22, last email from either one of those groups. What the report says is that some time in late Spring… he makes contact with WikiLeaks, that’s in his computer,” he says. “Anyway, they found what he had done is that he had submitted a series of documents — of emails, of juicy emails, from the DNC.”
>Hersh explains that it was unclear how the negotiations went, but that WikiLeaks did obtain access to a password protected DropBox where Rich had put the files.
>“All I know is that he offered a sample, an extensive sample, I’m sure dozens of emails, and said ‘I want money.’ Later, WikiLeaks did get the password, he had a DropBox, a protected DropBox,” he said. They got access to the DropBox.”
>Hersh also states that Rich had concerns about something happening to him, and had
>“The word was passed, according to the NSA report, he also shared this DropBox with a couple of friends, so that ‘if anything happens to me it’s not going to solve your problems,’” he added. “WikiLeaks got access before he was killed.”
Cooper Morris
>Wheeler said that brother Aaron Rich tried to block Wheeler from looking at Seth’s computer, even though there could be evidence on it. “He said no, he said I have his computer, meaning him,” Wheeler said. “I said, well can I look at it?…He said, what are you looking for? I said anything that could indicate if Seth was having problems with someone. He said no, I already checked it. Don’t worry about it.”
>Wheeler said that Seth’s girlfriend told him that Aaron Rich had possession of Seth’s cell phones, but Aaron denied it and said “we’re not going to worry about the cell phones.”
>Aaron also blocked Wheeler from finding out about who was at a party Seth attended the night of the murder.
>“All I want you to do is work on the botched robbery theory and that’s it,” Aaron told Wheeler
Jack Diaz
bigleaguepolitics.com
>According to a source close to the Rich family, Aaron works for Northrup Grumman, which was named as the fifth-largest defense contractor in the world in 2015. The source did not provide what his specific role is at the company.
>“It’s not just hacking and defending, there’s a lot more to it,” a cyber software engineer at Northrup Grumman says in a video on the company’s website.
Aiden Perry
Rich was the Voter Expansion Data Director at the DNC, where he had been employed for two years and had worked on a computer application to help voters locate polling
Rich was shot about a block from his home in the Bloomingdale neighborhood of Washington, D.C. at 4:20 AM
Rich was found conscious with two shots in the back. Was "talkative" for over an hour
Police were wearing body cams
Police arrived in
Asher Lee
We've been trying to talk about it the board is constantly being slid.
Hopefully something is done about this issue. It's not being reported on most MSM outlets.
Luke Sanders
Bump. OP is correct. Tsunami slide in effect
Mason Garcia
bump, because the aussie m8 id providing good shit
Chase Walker
F
Thomas Cook
tfw
>According to former Georgia Congressman Bob Barr, now special counsel Mueller said nearly the same thing to him during the 1995 Congressional investigation into the 1993 stand-off in Waco, Texas that resulted in the deaths of 76 members of the Branch Davidian cult. Barr, writing in his 2011 book, “The Meaning of Is: The Squandered Impeachment and Wasted Legacy of William Jefferson Clinton,” recounted a phone call with Mueller, who was then working at the Justice Department, in which he asked Barr not to “go too hard on these guys.”
sound (((familiar)))? (see pic related)
Anthony Ortiz
Regarding the Crowdstrike russia evidence - it was never published. And the '17 agencies' report was based on analysis of single company CrowdStrike. (And three other that also analyzed only what CrowdStrike provided them: Fidelis, ThreatConnect, FireEye)
CrowdStrike has history of working for DNC, they worked for Obama to and some European governments too. They have made mistakes in the past (Ukraine artillery malware)
CrowdStrike was hired by DNC. CrowdStrike is private company. CrowdStrike needs money and need to keep their customers loyal. To keep your customer loyal you need to make your customer happy.
DNC was extremely happy when CrowdStrike found evidence of Russian APT28/ATP29 hacking.
DNC was extremely happy when Guccifer 2.0 made it obvious to journalists and few superficial shill IT researchers that he is Russian.
DNC was extremely happy when Guccifer 2.0 didnt release single damaging document for them.
DNC was extremely happy when "17 US agencies" declared with "high confidence" that CrowdStrike conclusions were correct.
Carson Peterson
Bump
Isaac Kelly
Yeah it's almost like Trump has people advising him on what to say in crux scenarios.
Elijah Ramirez
one post shills trying to downplay the biggest corruption scandals in american history.
Elijah Cox
>Former FBI Director James Comey in his Senate testimony Thursday accused President Donald Trump of giving him a “directive” to letting former Director of National Intelligence Michael Flynn go free from investigation. It was a major part of the reason Comey and Democrats hoped a special counsel would be appointed in the case, and one was. But that special counsel, former FBI Director Robert Mueller, was accused of doing exactly the same thing in a 2011 book in regards to the deaths of the Branch Davidians at Waco, Texas.
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Nicholas Brown
I am truly confident this time it will be somehow different
That someone will pay for it
I don't have high hopes of an otherwise justified massive incarceration
But I do believe some higher ups will be accounted for, enough for people to wake up
One can dream
Joseph Reyes
>advising
trump has only had one mentor besides the HOLY GHOST. but by all means, keep underestimating him. it's more comical that way.
Joshua Wright
Cont.
HERE IS DEBBIE WASSERMAN SHULTZ HERSELF MODDING THE CROWDSTRIKE STATEMENT ABOUT THE DCCC HACK (one of the other 6 gorrillion times the dems got hacked)
>From: Debbie Wasserman Schultz [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, April 29, 2016 5:46 PM
To: Miranda, Luis; Dacey, Amy
Cc: Paustenbach, Mark
Subject: Re: Draft Quote
Here it is with my changes. “The forensic analysis conducted by the cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike confirmed that the DNC’s initial findings, which were the basis of the temporary shutdown in December, were accurate. The audit confirmed that one campaign gained unauthorized access to the data of another, and the audit further confirmed that the results of those searches were saved within the system and that data was exported. Following the conclusion of the audit that confirmed the DNC's original findings, the Sanders campaign withdrew its lawsuit.” - DNC Communications Director Luis Miranda
They refuse to testify before congress:
dailymail.co.uk
Elijah Lewis
Thank God people use Voat. It needs more coverage and attention than Reddit.
Ryan Phillips
Reminder that the Awan case is ongoing
circa.com
>The House official told Circa that Awan was also allegedly uploading "terabits of information to dropbox so he was possibly able to access the information even after he was banned from the network." The official said there is a need for a full congressional investigation on the matter.
>"I think this may lead to information as to who really accessed the DNC server - everybody talks about Russia - but look at the access (Awan) had and potentially those emails could have been sold," the House official added.
Hmmm
>Although Awan and his IT staff had access to email and documents sent by the House members they would not have been able to access the classified information stored on a "completely different system" within the House Intelligence Committee, said another current House staffer.
>"Unless members were typing classified information into their emails it would be highly unlikely for these IT staffers to get a hold of the classified information," the House staffer said. "But if they did illegally transfer members emails and documents that it is a huge concern."
Really makes me think why DWS and other dems are trying to defend awan.