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1 minute ago, Buffalo_Gal said:


So as I understand it, the original 302 that was ordered turned over, was not turned over today. If this is true, now what?

 

Flynn's charges get overturned and McCabe/Mueller/Strzok are in a heap of trouble. Weisman has history of destroying 302s (Enron) and Judge Sullivan ordered some of those findings from the Enron saga to be turned over to his office (hinting that he knows what happened). 

 

If Flynn's conviction is overturned, it's the end of the Mueller probe. The entire foundation of it will be undercut and it'll collapse under its own corruption/weight.

 

There's also this, which Solomon wrote about yesterday but we covered over a year ago: 

 

This is about the illegal 702 searches in the FBI CID and NSD... DNI Coats is in possession of those documents, Trump is aware of them as well. 

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2 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

(Heard from someone at DOJ that Sullivan is pissed he didn't get the documents he requested. Flynn's odds just spiked to over 90%. They call Sullivan "the Brady Judge" for a reason)


Even if he doesn't get sentenced, and his plea is overturned, what was done to General Flynn is criminal (no pun intended).  McCabe/Mueller/Strzok should be in a heap of trouble.  Scumbags. 

1 minute ago, Boyst62 said:

Everyone in the bills gal Twitter thread thing is saying that secret grand jury indictment ***** is about Trump.  Just funny the leaps everyone makes getting that great big ol dyno to jump to the next ledge.


Except for the fact that you cannot indict a sitting President... 

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11 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

(Heard from someone at DOJ that Sullivan is pissed he didn't get the documents he requested. Flynn's odds just spiked to over 90%. They call Sullivan "the Brady Judge" for a reason)

 

Any honest person would agree that Flynn's case should be thrown out, with prejudice, because of the malfeasance of the government in pursuing it.  If this were a DEA case against an inner-city drug dealer, the left would be livid about the government abuse of process and the rights of the accused.

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7 minutes ago, Buffalo_Gal said:


Even if he doesn't get sentenced, and his plea is overturned, what was done to General Flynn is criminal (no pun intended).  McCabe/Mueller/Strzok should be in a heap of trouble.  Scumbags. 

 

Completely agree. :beer: 

 

What makes the Flynn sentencing so important (just to recap for others) was covered at length in here about 100+ pages ago. Flynn had to plead guilty to expose the palace coup attempt. He knew they had transcripts of the call, he knew the call was monitored - he also knew the call was in no way illegal. The WaPo ran a story the day before the Jan 24th interview saying the FBI cleared the contents of Flynn's call... THEN Strzok and the other agent showed up to interview. 

 

Knowing what we now know about Ignatius's connection to Strzok/McCabe/Brennan from their text messages, and knowing what we know about how Flynn was handled - is it a far stretch to suggest that the WaPo story was run to attempt to make Flynn feel at ease before they tried to entrap them? Uh-huh. There is. But Strzok and Comey underestimated the former DIA chief and forgot who they were trying to ***** with. 

 

Linking two original posts here (I deleted the content to save space here, click on the header to go to the OP): 

 

They're worth revisiting.... 

 

On 12/1/2017 at 5:18 PM, Deranged Rhino said:

Finally got the time to read the filing... 

 

 

On 12/3/2017 at 6:26 PM, Deranged Rhino said:

Long read warning!

 

Something interesting I found in relation to some of my earlier Flynn speculations:

 

Who is David Cattler and why is that relevant to Flynn's plea? 

 

 

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1 minute ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

Completely agree. :beer: 

 

What makes the Flynn sentencing so important (just to recap for others) was covered at length in here about 100+ pages ago. Flynn had to plead guilty to expose the palace coup attempt. He knew they had transcripts of the call, he knew the call was monitored - he also knew the call was in no way illegal. The WaPo ran a story the day before the Jan 24th interview saying the FBI cleared the contents of Flynn's call... THEN Strzok and the other agent showed up to interview. 

 

Knowing what we now know about Ignatius's connection to Strzok/McCabe/Brennan from their text messages, and knowing what we know about how Flynn was handled - is it a far stretch to suggest that the WaPo story was run to attempt to make Flynn feel at ease before they tried to entrap them? Uh-huh. There is. But Strzok and Comey underestimated the former DIA chief and forgot who they were trying to ***** with. 

 

Linking two original posts here (I deleted the content to save space here, click on the header to go to the OP): 

 

They're worth revisiting.... 

 

 

 

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I wasn't certain about that theory when it was floated, but it is sure looking that way now. 

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He has a photographic memory, remember? :lol: 

 

 

No matter your opinion of Trump or your partisanship - what is being exposed is wrong. Everyone should be rightfully upset about what was done to General Flynn and WHY it was done. Either we have an actual democratic republic, ruled by law... or we don't. 

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43 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

He has a photographic memory, remember? :lol: 

 

 

No matter your opinion of Trump or your partisanship - what is being exposed is wrong. Everyone should be rightfully upset about what was done to General Flynn and WHY it was done. Either we have an actual democratic republic, ruled by law... or we don't. 

 

Forget the "what" and "why."  This is objectively at best incompetence, at a level that wouldn't even pass muster in a bad courtroom drama series.  

 

It should be a non-partisan issue: everything against Flynn should be thrown out.  Even if he's guilty, there's no way a *****-up as bad as this should be the foundation for a criminal conviction.

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2 hours ago, Buffalo_Gal said:


Even if he doesn't get sentenced, and his plea is overturned, what was done to General Flynn is criminal (no pun intended).  McCabe/Mueller/Strzok should be in a heap of trouble.  Scumbags. 


Except for the fact that you cannot indict a sitting President... 

Which is what's funny because all of them are speculating to something Schiff said regarding changing the rules and laws... As if the house had any power to do so alone...

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12 minutes ago, B-Man said:

To its credit, @NPR notices that Michael Cohen case has been adjudicated and nobody mentioned Prague.

 

 

The Russia Investigations: A Case Still Unproven

https://www.npr.org/2018/12/15/676765398/the-russia-investigations-a-case-still-unproven?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

 

 

 

 

 

 

Glenn isn't taking the spin being attempted. 

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Judicial Watch released heavily redacted State Department documents showing classified information was researched and disseminated to multiple U.S. Senators by the Obama Administration immediately prior to President Donald Trump’s inauguration. The documents reveal that among those receiving the classified documents were Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA), Sen. Ben Cardin (D-MD), and Sen. Robert Corker (R-TN).

 

Judicial Watch obtained the documents through a June 2018 Freedom of Information Act...

 

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