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Misty » 12 Feb 2018 5:51 pm » wrote:Why do you keep ignoring the cluster **** that you voted for?

Ex-Prosecutor Reveals REAL REASON Schiff Memo Blocked: People at FBI & DOJ Are Under “CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION”
February 12, 2018 by Joshua Caplan
....DIGENOVA: “We’re going to see the [Democrat memo]. It will be heavily edited by the FBI and the Department of Justice and the CIA. The most important part of this story is that on Friday, February the 9th, Rod Rosenstein and Christopher Wray wrote a letter to the White House counsel Don McGahn that they could not agree to the publication of the Schiff memo because it contained national security and law enforcement concerns. It was actually the FBI and the Department of Justice says no [to releasing the memo]. The most important part of that letter is when it says… law enforcement concerns. What does that mean? It means, that there is a criminal investigation underway and release of some of the information in the memo by Mr. Schiff will affect that criminal investigation.

I wonder who they are investigating? And the answer is pretty clear. They are investigating the people at the FBI and the DOJ who provided false information to the FISA court over a number of years, including, involving Carter Page.”
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2018/02 ... stigation/

Misty » 09 Feb 2018 3:53 pm » wrote:I don't know who 'you guys' are but I never said it was real from the start.

Dossier’s 10 core collusion accusations remain unverified 20 months later
By Rowan Scarborough - The Washington Times
• The Trump campaign launched an “extensive conspiracy” with the Kremlin to interfere in the 2016 presidential election. To date, no public verification.

• Mr. Trump, for decades a developer of tall buildings, maintained an eight-year relationship of give-and-take with Russian intelligence. To date, no public verification.


• Mr. Trump and senior campaign aides actively supported the Russia hacking of Democratic Party computers to steal and release stolen emails. To date, no public verification.

• Volunteer Carter Page and campaign manager Paul Manafort personally conspired with Moscow to hack the Democrats’ computers. When the hacking began in 2015, neither man was associated with the Trump campaign. Both deny the charge. Mr. Page testified under oath that he had never met or spoken with Mr. Manafort. To date, no public verification of this dossier part.

• Mr. Page, an Annapolis graduate, an energy investor and a former resident of Moscow, traveled to that city in early July 2016 to deliver a public speech at a university. The dossier says he met with two top Kremlin operatives and discussed bribes for working to lift economic sanctions. Mr. Page testified under oath that he had never met nor spoke with them. He has filed libel lawsuits.

• Mr. Trump engaged with Russian prostitutes during a trip to Moscow in 2013. Mr. Trump has denied this numerous times. To date, no public verification.

• Mr. Trump’s personal attorney, Michael Cohen, secretly traveled to Prague in August 2016. His supposed mission: to orchestrate payments with agents of Vladimir Putin to cover up the hacking. At that point, the hacking was known worldwide. Mr. Cohen repeatedly has denied under oath that he took such a trip and showed his passport. He has filed libel lawsuits, including against Fusion GPS. Fusion co-founder Glenn Simpson, who ordered the dossier, has suggested that Mr. Cohen took a private Russian plane and might have been on a yacht in the Adriatic Sea. To date, there has been no public verification of any of this.

• Russian tech entrepreneur Aleksej Gubarev, owner of XBT Holding, hacked the Democrat Party computers with spyware and pornography. He has denied this repeatedly. He sued Mr. Steele for libel in a London court, where the former spy said the information was raw call-in information and not verified.

• Three Russian oligarchs and shareholders in Alfa Bank were involved in Russian election interference and paid bribes to Mr. Putin. They deny the charges and have filed libel lawsuits.

• Mikhail Kalugin was chief of the economic section at the Russian Embassy in Washington. Mr. Steele accuses him of being a spy and of funding the hacking with skimmed-off pension funds. He was supposedly whisked out of Washington when the hacking scandal broke in August. Washington associates of Mr. Kalugin told The Washington Times that the diplomat announced his planned departure 10 months beforehand. He and his family returned to Moscow. He now works in the Foreign Ministry. A former senior U.S. government official told The Times that Mr. Kalugin was never internally identified as a spy.

Republicans and dossier targets uniformly deride the 35 pages as falsehoods and fabrications. Some Democrats have acknowledged that the collection of memos is flawed.
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/20 ... ons-unver/

Misty » 08 Feb 2018 1:11 pm » wrote: **** Russians are all over the place.
Everyone in the campaign was meeting with Russians and lying about it.
Russians attended the inauguration.
45 sneaks them into the WH, jokes about firing Comey and gives them classified intel.
CIA Director flies three Russian spy chiefs into the U.S. and meets with them in secret, including one who is under sanction and needed special permission to enter the country.
3 times as many Russians as usual attended the prayer breakfast today.

They're the ones with Russia fever.

The New York Times has this headline up at the moment:

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From the story:
MOSCOW — Four Russian nationals, and perhaps dozens more, were killed in fighting between pro-government forces in eastern Syria and members of the United States-led coalition fighting the Islamic State, according to Russian and Syrian officials.

A Syrian military officer said that about 100 Syrian soldiers had been killed in the fighting on Feb. 7 and 8, but news about Russian casualties has dribbled out only slowly, through Russian news organizations and social media. . .

On Saturday, American forces struck a Russian-designed T-72 tank in roughly the same location as the previous fighting. . .

The Kremlin — seeking to play down its involvement in the fighting in Syria and seemingly hoping to avoid escalating tensions with the United States — has sidestepped questions about the episode.

But remember The Narrative: Trump is in Putin’s pocket.
http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2 ... -day-3.php

roadkill » 13 Feb 2018 8:12 am » wrote:

Misty » 12 Feb 2018 7:43 pm » wrote:

And this is a scandal why?
In the conspiracy filled GOP mind, direct evidence of lawful intent is actually circumstantial evidence of corruption.

People usually send themselves emails to remind themselves to pick up some bread on the way home from work.
They don't plant emails to be discovered later in an attempt to indicate innocence.

Misty » 13 Feb 2018 7:18 pm » wrote: Susan Rice wanted it on the record that they were concerned about how much intelligence they should share with the incoming administration.

And do you know why?
Because she knew that the person who was going to be doing her job was talking to Russian Ambassador to the US Sergey Kislyak.

Misty » 13 Feb 2018 7:18 pm » wrote:Susan Rice wanted it on the record that they were concerned about how much intelligence they should share with the incoming administration.

Misty » 13 Feb 2018 7:18 pm » wrote:Susan Rice wanted it on the record that they were concerned about how much intelligence they should share with the incoming administration.

And do you know why?
Because she knew that the person who was going to be doing her job was talking to Russian Ambassador to the US Sergey Kislyak.

What were the secrets that Obama wanted to keep from the new administration? We can easily surmise that the fact that the Steele memo was paid for by the Democratic Party; that the FBI had to some degree collaborated with Steele; that the Clinton campaign had fed some of the fake news in the dossier to Steele; and that Comey’s FBI had used Steele’s fabrications as the basis for FISA warrants to spy on the Trump campaign were among the facts that Obama and his minions didn’t want Michael Flynn and Donald Trump to know.Susan Rice, we can infer, was told to keep these secrets, and if anyone ever asked why she had failed to disclose them to Michael Flynn and others on Trump’s team, or even lied to those people, she would have the defense that President Obama ordered her to do it.
http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2 ... erself.php

BRUNSWICK CO. DEPUTIES SEARCH FOR BANK ROBBERY SUSPECT

BRUNSWICK COUNTY, NC (WWAY) — Detectives with Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office are searching for a suspect involved in a bank robbery.



The incident occurred at approximately 4:50 p.m. at the Bank of America at 5070 Southport-Supply Road SE in Supply.

The suspect is described as a white male, 5’9”-5’10” tall, dark shoulder length curly hair, facial hair, wearing a blue “mechanic style” jumpsuit, a black hat with orange lettering.

He was last seen leaving the Lowe’s Hardware in Southport driving a black Ford F-150, 2001-2005, with the white or faded spot on the driver’s side door.

Anyone with information should call 911.

Misty » 09 Feb 2018 10:07 pm » wrote:

Trump blocks release of Dem memo rebutting GOP claims of FBI surveillance abuse.

Saw that one coming from a mile away.

At the SOTU 45 said that he was "100%" going to release the Nunes memo before he ever laid eyes on it, and did it even though his own FBI Director said he had 'grave concerns' about it, and his Deputy AG was against it's release also.

John Kelly said that 45 released the Nunes memo because he wanted 'everything out.'
That was a lie.

This proves what we already knew, that the Nunes memo was nothing more than a one-sided political hit piece.

Adam Schiff Confirms Democratic Memo Contains ‘Sources and Methods’
RICHARD POLLOCK
...Schiff’s conciliatory statement could embarrass Pelosi. In a stinging comment following the McGahn statement, Pelosi said, “President Trump’s refusal to release Intelligence Committee Democrats’ memo is a stunningly brazen attempt to cover up the truth about the Trump-Russia scandal from the American people.”
http://dailycaller.com/2018/02/14/adam-schiff-memo/

Misty » 09 Feb 2018 11:41 am » wrote:You're kidding, right?
Do you live in a parallel universe?

NEWSWEEK NO LONGER FIT FOR FISHWRAP
It really hasn’t been worth the trouble of taking notice of the ongoing collapse of Newsweek over the last several months, but this week Newsweek has moved from collapse mode to sluicing down the sewer pipe at a rapid clip. To wit:

MUELLER INVESTIGATION IS PRESSURING TRUMP TOWARD ‘PUSHING THE NUCLEAR BUTTON,’ MENTAL HEALTH EXPERT SAYS
By Jessica Kwong
President Donald Trump’s mental health is “deteriorating” and special counsel Robert Mueller’s probe into possible collusion between his campaign and Russians in the election is edging the commander-in-chief closer to pushing the nuclear button on North Korea, a psychologist opined.

A psychologist opined? That’s it? That’s all you need to be considered “news” by Newsweek? And journalists wonder why so many people think the dominant mode of the mainstream media is “fake news.”
http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2 ... shwrap.php

Misty » 08 Feb 2018 1:11 pm » wrote:**** Russians are all over the place.
Everyone in the campaign was meeting with Russians and lying about it.
Russians attended the inauguration.
45 sneaks them into the WH, jokes about firing Comey and gives them classified intel.
CIA Director flies three Russian spy chiefs into the U.S. and meets with them in secret, including one who is under sanction and needed special permission to enter the country.
3 times as many Russians as usual attended the prayer breakfast today.

Someone’s Doing The DOJ and FBI Interrogations and It’s Not Congress…
Posted on February 14, 2018 by sundance
On a Monday night (February 12th, 2018) episode of Tucker Carlson a democrat member of the House Intelligence committee said something interesting that almost everyone missed. Appearing on the show to joust with Tucker, HPSCI member Eric Swalwell stated: “the House Intel Committee has not interviewed a single witness in over a month”.
.....So the question becomes:

How does the exact testimony (including quotes) of Bruce Ohr, and Bill Priestap become part of the Nunes Memo if neither Bruce Ohr or Bill Priestap was ever interviewed by the House Intelligence Committee?

....Let me remind everyone that each of the aforementioned names is still within the system. Unlike Mike Kortan, David Laufman, Sally Yates, James Rybicki or Andrew McCabe, none of the five (Strzok, Page, Ohr, Baker, Priestap) have been removed. Peter Strzok is in FBI HR; Lisa Page is doing something; Bruce Ohr and James Baker are holding down chairs somewhere; and Bill Priestap is still Asst. FBI Director in charge of counterintelligence.

It doesn’t go unnoticed the media are transparently not following up on Peter, Lisa, Bruce Jim or Bill. No satellite trucks in front of their houses etc.; no pounding on their doors for comment etc. Nothing.

Further, ask yourself why Inspector General Michael Horowitz (or someone thereabouts) began to advance upon the entire ‘Trump operation’ with releases of Peter Strzok and Lisa Page text messages? Why them? Surely, other collaborative communication was also captured, yet we only heard of Page and Strzok. Why?

Here’s what is becoming transparently obvious. The fab-five are cooperating with the investigative unit of the OIG. All five of them. ...

As a person familiar with such specific investigative measures recently shared:

“They are sat down, told to not do anything, say anything or discuss anything UNTIL they get an attorney. At which time, the attorney is handed a letter from the investigating unit. That letter says in essence, this is how screwed you are. If you want to be less screwed you will sign this letter of cooperation and assist us. When we don’t need you, you sit there. When we do we will call you and you will provide what we need. Any deviation from this agreement lands you in jail for the full term.”...

It is very likely the final investigative summary from the Department of Justice, Office of Inspector General (DOJ-OIG), Michael Horowitz, is going to be rather stunning and encompassing:
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/20 ... ore-145896

Misty » 15 Feb 2018 11:12 am » wrote:$2,800,000 in support from the NRA.



$3,000,000 in support from the NRA.



$3,100,000 in support from the NRA.



$3,300,000 in support from the NRA.



$3,900,000 in support from the NRA.



$7,700,000 in support from the NRA.



More than $21,000,000 in support from the NRA.

Florida School Shooting Survivors to MSNBC: Gun Control Wouldn’t Have Prevented Massacre(Video)
February 15, 2018 by Cassandra Fairbanks 69 Comments
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Two brothers who knew the suspected shooter and were present during the massacre at a Florida high school stated during an appearance on MSNBC that they did not believe gun control could have prevented the tragedy.
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2018/02 ... -massacre/

Misty » 15 Feb 2018 11:12 am » wrote:$2,800,000 in support from the NRA.


$3,000,000 in support from the NRA.


$3,100,000 in support from the NRA.


$3,300,000 in support from the NRA.


$3,900,000 in support from the NRA.


$7,700,000 in support from the NRA.


More than $21,000,000 in support from the NRA.

Termin8tor » 15 Feb 2018 12:22 pm » wrote:

Misty » 15 Feb 2018 11:12 am » wrote:$2,800,000 in support from the NRA.

$3,000,000 in support from the NRA.

$3,100,000 in support from the NRA.

$3,300,000 in support from the NRA.

$3,900,000 in support from the NRA.

$7,700,000 in support from the NRA.

More than $21,000,000 in support from the NRA.

Yet another example of the deeply ugly smears little Miss Marxist makes on conservatives.

Psychopath.

Misty » 15 Feb 2018 1:52 pm » wrote: