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Irony is dead: Nikki Haley criticizes world leaders for invoking conspiracy theories.

On Thursday, UN ambassador Nikki Haley criticized President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority for allegedly invoking conspiracy theories during a recent speech in which he blasted the Trump administration for its handing of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, including its provocative move to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.

Referring to a portion of the speech in which Abbas gave a lengthy lecture about the origins of Zionism, Haley said, “A speech that indulges in outrageous and discredited conspiracy theories is not the speech of a person with the courage and the will to seek peace.”

She should tell that to her boss.

Misty » 26 Jan 2018 10:45 am » wrote:
She should tell that to her boss.

Yer hero Wolff is now implying that Nikki Haley had sex with Trump.

Wolff is the kind of guy you look up to if it helps you cope.

Termin8tor » 26 Jan 2018 9:33 am » wrote:

Misty » 25 Jan 2018 2:13 pm » wrote:Maybe because it isn't a massive scandal.

Oh, then the FBI and Justice Dept are stonewalling because there's no wrongdoing.
Except that you've accused Trump of crimes on exactly that logic.
If you didn't have double standards, you'd have no standards at all.
From the ultra-cautious Andrew McCarthy, former prosecutor:
In my slightly less cautious opinion, the FBI and Justice Dept., two of the most important and powerful agencies in the country, are obstructing justice.

The Justice Department and the FBI are reportedly angry that, after they complied with the Intelligence Committee’s demand that they make classified and investigative materials available for inspection, Nunes will not permit the FBI to inspect his memo summarizing that information before moving to disclose it. The irony here is rich.
These executive-branch agencies did not cooperatively comply with congressional investigators; they stonewalled for five months. To this day they are stonewalling: Just this weekend, they belatedly fessed up that the FBI had failed to preserve five months’ worth of text messages — something they had to have known for months. An American who impeded a federal investigation the way federal investigators are impeding congressional investigations would swiftly find himself in legal jeopardy.
Moreover, it is not like the Justice Department and FBI did Nunes a favor and are thus in a position to impose conditions; Congress is entitled to the information it has sought in its oversight capacity.....
On the record thus far, the committee has every reason to believe that submitting the Nunes memo for review by the Justice Department and FBI will result in more delay and foot-dragging. Clearly, there is a strategy to slow-walk compliance in hopes that events — such as, say, a midterm-election victory that returns the House to Democratic control — will abort congressional investigations of the investigators.
http://www.nationalreview.com/article/4 ... -see-in-it

If that's not obstruction of justice, nothing is.

So you think that Stephen Boyd, who is a Trump appointee, is trying to slow walk the release of Nunes' memo in the hopes that Dems will take control of the House?

And FYI, those missing texts were recovered, and it was not just Strzok and Page whose texts were missing.

Thousands of FBI cellphones were affected by a technical glitch.

Meanwhile, we just found out that 45 ordered the firing of Mueller last June.
If that's not obstruction of justice, nothing is.

Misty » 26 Jan 2018 10:45 am » wrote:
She should tell that to her boss.

Say, how's that Russian collaboration thing-ey going. Do you have one single shred of evidence yet?

What about all your shrieking about Trump criminal activity? One single shred of evidence about that?

Trump is correct that there is a Beltway Conspiracy against him.

He was correct that he was wiretapped, proved not only by documentation, but by NSA Director Admiral Rogers' flight to NY to warn him.

Imbecile.

roadkill » 26 Jan 2018 10:55 am » wrote:

Misty » 26 Jan 2018 10:45 am » wrote:She should tell that to her boss.

Yer hero Wolff is now implying that Nikki Haley had sex with Trump.
Wolff is the kind of guy you look up to if it helps you cope.

I don't know where you get the idea that Wolff is my hero.
I doubt that 45 had sex with Nikki Haley.
She's not a Porn star.

Termin8tor » 26 Jan 2018 10:58 am » wrote:

Misty » 26 Jan 2018 10:45 am » wrote:She should tell that to her boss.

Say, how's that Russian collaboration thing-ey going. Do you have one single shred of evidence yet?

Mueller does not confide in me.
Does he confide in you?
Do you know what evidence he has if any?

I have said all along that this probably has more to do with money, than anything else.
45 is terrified that his dirty business dealings are going to be revealed.

That's why he is working so hard to impede the investigation.

Misty » 26 Jan 2018 10:57 am » wrote:

The Justice Department and the FBI are reportedly angry that, after they complied with the Intelligence Committee’s demand that they make classified and investigative materials available for inspection, Nunes will not permit the FBI to inspect his memo summarizing that information before moving to disclose it. The irony here is rich.
These executive-branch agencies did not cooperatively comply with congressional investigators;
they stonewalled for five months. To this day they are stonewalling:

Just this weekend, they belatedly fessed up that the FBI had failed to preserve five months’ worth of text messages — something they had to have known for months.
An American who impeded a federal investigation the way federal investigators are impeding congressional investigations would swiftly find himself in legal jeopardy.

Moreover, it is not like the Justice Department and FBI did Nunes a favor and are thus in a position to impose conditions;
Congress is entitled to the information it has sought in its oversight capacity.....

On the record thus far, the committee has every reason to believe that submitting the Nunes memo for review by the Justice Department and FBI will result in more delay and foot-dragging. Clearly, there is a strategy to slow-walk compliance in hopes that events — such as, say, a midterm-election victory that returns the House to Democratic control —
will abort congressional investigations of the investigators.

http://www.nationalreview.com/article/4 ... -see-in-it

So you think that Stephen Boyd, who is a Trump appointee, is trying to slow walk the release of Nunes' memo in the hopes that Dems will take control of the House?

He wasn't the one obstructing the Congressional investigation for months, psycho.

There are legitimate concerns that must be addressed before they are released, duuh.

Why did lying hack Schiff initially oppose releasing the memo?

Because there's nothing there?

And FYI, those missing texts were recovered, and it was not just Strzok and Page whose texts were missing.

Thousands of FBI cellphones were affected by a technical glitch.

You mean it's not at all suspicious that the key period during which crimes were occurring texts suddenly disappear? Then, shazzam, reappear when outrage is expressed and legal action threatened?

Lost by the FBI, which aside from being legally obligated to preserve these records specializes in technological expertise?

You're kidding, right?

Meanwhile, we just found out that 45 ordered the firing of Mueller last June.
If that's not obstruction of justice, nothing is.

Which is a lie. Liberal attorney Alan Dershowitz has said a president engaged in carrying out his Constitutional and legal authority is not obstructing justice.


He said that again last night on Fox. He did say it was very politically unwise.

Misty » 26 Jan 2018 11:05 am » wrote:

Say, how's that Russian collaboration thing-ey going. Do you have
one single shred of evidence
yet?
What about all your shrieking about Trump criminal activity?
One single shred of evidenc
e about that?
Trump is correct that there is a Beltway Conspiracy against him.
He was correct that he was wiretapped, proved not only by documentation, but by NSA Director Admiral Rogers' flight to NY to warn him.

Imbecile.

Mueller does not confide in me.
Does he confide in you?
Do you know what evidence he has if any?

Thanks for confirming that you have absolutely no evidence of any criminal activity.

Yet you ignore the mountain of evidence of criminal activity by your side and by the Deep State.

Psychopath.

Why did you ignore my point about Rogers flying to NY?

I have said all along that this probably has more to do with money, than anything else.
45 is terrified that his dirty business dealings are going to be revealed.

That's why he is working so hard to impede the investigation.

More accusations without a shred of evidence.

That's your ugly history.

Misty » 26 Jan 2018 10:57 am » wrote:Meanwhile, we just found out that 45 ordered the firing of Mueller last June.
If that's not obstruction of justice, nothing is.

I will happily keep this as one of your endless lies and smears.

When I quote your exact words, you'll whine stupidly about the link not working.

Misty » 26 Jan 2018 10:45 am » wrote:Irony is dead: Nikki Haley criticizes world leaders for invoking conspiracy theories.


She should tell that to her boss.

Why did NSA Director Admiral Rogers fly to NY to warn Trump he was being wiretapped?

After which Trump moved his transition team to his golf course.


Because there's nothing there?

Your stonewalling and da Nile is pretty freaking funny.

Misty » 26 Jan 2018 10:59 am » wrote: I don't know where you get the idea that Wolff is my hero.
I doubt that 45 had sex with Nikki Haley.
She's not a Porn star.

OK...little girl who hides behind any wall she can.

Misty » 26 Jan 2018 10:57 am » wrote:Meanwhile, we just found out that 45 ordered the firing of Mueller last June.
If that's not obstruction of justice, nothing is.

That is a lie. Liberal attorney Alan Dershowitz has said a president engaged in carrying out his Constitutional and legal authority is not obstructing justice.

He said that again last night on Fox. He did say it was very politically unwise.

OOOOPS!!!!!

Casino mogul and Republican National Committee (RNC) finance chair Steve Wynn is facing accusations of sexual misconduct, including that he forced a woman to have sex with him in 2005, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday.

Wynn, who was named an RNC official after President Trump’s inauguration, allegedly committed acts of sexual misconduct for decades, and would pressure some employees to take part in sex acts.

The Journal reported that Wynn reached a $7.5 million settlement with a manicurist who worked at his Wynn Las Vegas property after he forced her to have sex with him.

http://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/37 ... ssion=true

7.5 million?
Holy ****!
WTF did he do to her?

Termin8tor » 26 Jan 2018 1:23 pm » wrote:

Misty » 26 Jan 2018 10:57 am » wrote:Meanwhile, we just found out that 45 ordered the firing of Mueller last June.
If that's not obstruction of justice, nothing is.

That is a lie. Liberal attorney Alan Dershowitz has said a president engaged in carrying out his Constitutional and legal authority is not obstructing justice.

He said that again last night on Fox. He did say it was very politically unwise.

You mean 'Liberal' attorney Alan Dershowitz who hung out with Trump and Jeffrey Epstein back in the day when Epstein was schtupping underage girls?
You think because you threw the word 'Liberal' in there, that gives his word more credence with me?

Why do you think he only appears on Trump TV now?
Because most lawyers disagree with him.

45 can only fire Mueller for cause, and the reasons he gave McGahn when he ordered him to fire him were ludicrous.
Just like the ridiculous reason that Sessions and Rosenstein gave when they fired Comey, that it was because he was mean to Hillary.

Of course the dotard in the WH immediately proved that was **** when he told Lester Holt that he fired Comey because of the Russia thing.
Not to mention that he also told that to the two Russians who visited him in the WH right after the firing, along with some classified information that he also gave them.

roadkill » 26 Jan 2018 12:42 pm » wrote:

Misty » 26 Jan 2018 10:59 am » wrote:I don't know where you get the idea that Wolff is my hero.
I doubt that 45 had sex with Nikki Haley.
She's not a Porn star.

OK...little girl who hides behind any wall she can.

Not hiding Sweetie.
I'm right here.

Termin8tor » 26 Jan 2018 12:01 pm » wrote:Why did NSA Director Admiral Rogers fly to NY to warn Trump he was being wiretapped?
After which Trump moved his transition team to his golf course.
Because there's nothing there?

Okay, you have posted that 50 times (hyperbole).
Do you have a link to that?
And please don't tell me that you have posted it many times before, jackass.

Misty » 26 Jan 2018 2:13 pm » wrote:

Termin8tor » 26 Jan 2018 12:01 pm » wrote:Why did NSA Director Admiral Rogers fly to NY to warn Trump he was being wiretapped?
After which Trump moved his transition team to his golf course.
Because there's nothing there?

Okay, you have posted that 50 times (hyperbole).
Do you have a link to that?
And please don't tell me that you have posted it many times before, jackass.

I did a little hunting on my own, because you will never provide a link.

Seems that a FISA warrant was issued for a computer server in Trump Tower suspected of links to Russian banks.
I remember that story now.
They wanted to know why this Russian bank kept pinging that server during the campaign.

The FBI is reportedly examining why a Russian bank with ties to Putin wanted to reach the Trump Organization during the campaign.

On November 17th, in a move unprecedented for a military officer, Rogers, without notifying superiors, traveled to New York to meet with Trump at Trump Tower.

On Friday November 18th The Washington Post reported on a recommendation in “October” by Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter and Director of National Intelligence James R. Clapper that Mike Rogers be removed from his NSA position for poor performance.
Both Clapper and Carter had put Rogers on notice for poor performance in internal security and for a poor leadership style.

So it looks like Mike Rogers was kissing up to 45 to get a job in the incoming administration (which he did BTW) and his visit to Trump Tower was actually a job interview.
And that is why Rogers traveled to NY.

What proof do you have that he went there to warn 45 about anything?
You think that if they really wanted to wire tap 45, his moving to a golf course would have stopped that?
Are you really that stupid?
They don't actually have to go in and plant a device on your phones you know.
Or maybe you don't know.

He probably moved to the golf course, so he could play more golf, you moron.
Also, traffic in NYC was a mess.
There was a phalanx of police officers armed with assault weapons, bomb-sniffing dogs and cement barricades outside Trump Tower.
And cameras were recording everyone who went in and out of the building.
The golf course was more secure and more private.

Sgt Bilko » 26 Jan 2018 3:20 pm » wrote:Misty the Trump hater and liar is at it again. Lies galore. Her stock in trade about Trump!!

Bilko the Trump Humper and sycophant is at it again. Kisses and tongue baths galore. His stock in trade about the SCROTUS.

You're All Cucks Now - By Erick Erickson

He's cheating on you too now. With illegal aliens.

I said repeatedly on the campaign trail that you could not trust a man who had cheated on three wives, boasted about it, and lied about it.

He would cheat on you just as he cheated on them.

But character didn't matter to you.

Even now, with word of the affair with a porn star, you won't believe your lying eyes.

"There's no proof," some of you say.

Others say it does not matter because that was his private life.

Actually, it is his character.

If he cheats on the woman he swears to love forever before God, he will cheat on you.

And so he has.

President Trump wants to give 1.8 million illegal aliens citizenship.

It is something he said he would never do.

And now he is the one pushing citizenship for 1.8 million illegal aliens.

You're cucked and you will like it.

Now defend it because your guy cuts the best deals.

Oh, and by the way, I'm okay with the plan.

Trump Launched Campaign to Discredit Potential FBI Witnesses

The president targeted three bureau officials who could provide key testimony in the Mueller probe.

President Donald Trump pressed senior aides last June to devise and carry out a campaign to discredit senior FBI officials after learning that those specific employees were likely to be witnesses against him as part of special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation, according to two people directly familiar with the matter.

In testimony to the Senate Intelligence Committee on June 8, recently fired FBI Director James Comey disclosed that he spoke contemporaneously with other senior bureau officials about potentially improper efforts by the president to curtail the FBI’s investigation of alleged collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia to interfere in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

Mueller is investigating whether Trump’s efforts constituted obstruction of justice.

It's pretty obvious that Andrew McCabe, Jim Rybicki and James Baker (all possible corroborating witnesses for Comey) have been targeted by 45 and his henchmen.
These are the three people that Comey confided in after his strange meeting with 45, in which 45 asked him if could let the investigation into Michael Flynn go.