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[url=https://liberalforum.net/viewtopic.php?p=1257337#p1257337]Misty » 14 Aug 2019 1:28 pm[/url] » wrote: That's a Clem talking point.
And I will ask you the same question I asked him, which of course he did not answer.
How did she use the Steele dossier for campaign purposes?
Be specific.

I request that you answer your own question - and be specific.

Misty » 14 Aug 2019 6:20 pm » wrote: The dossier may have been a factor,

Well done.

crimsongulf » 14 Aug 2019 6:26 pm » wrote:Seems a lot of officers are being shot in your state as we speak.

Yeah, I saw that.
Six of them.
All are expected to survive I think.

They're still in a standoff with the shooter.

Misty » 14 Aug 2019 6:20 pm » wrote: Seems to me that both candidates were under investigation, but we only knew about one of them before the election.

That's because one of the "investigations" was election interference based on the product of a foreign intelligence agent, purchased by one of the candidates. That kind of thing HAS to be kept hush hush - it's a felony, predicated on a felony, Melony.

Misty » 14 Aug 2019 6:29 pm » wrote: Yeah, I saw that.
Six of them.
All are expected to survive I think.

They're still in a standoff with the shooter.

Seems that part of town makes a Betty White not probable.

crimsongulf » 14 Aug 2019 7:45 pm » wrote:

Misty » 14 Aug 2019 6:29 pm » wrote:Yeah, I saw that.
Six of them.
All are expected to survive I think.
They're still in a standoff with the shooter.

Seems that part of town makes a Betty White not probable.

Apparently white guys are much better shots than black guys.
This guy wounded 6 cops with an AR-15.
All of them were out of the hospital the same day.

The shooter in Dayton, Ohio killed 9 people and wounded 27 more in 30 seconds.

Misty » 16 Aug 2019 12:09 pm » wrote:

Apparently white guys are much better shots than black guys.
This guy wounded 6 cops with an AR-15.
All of them were out of the hospital the same day.

The shooter in Dayton, Ohio killed 9 people and wounded 27 more in 30 seconds.

The white guys ain't on crack.

Termin8tor » 16 Aug 2019 12:55 pm » wrote:

Misty » 14 Aug 2019 6:20 pm » wrote:The dossier may have been a factor, but it is not what started the investigation.

My gosh, we're in agreement! How amazing.
The investigation was started by Obama's corrupt officials with his complicity and knowledge.

Let me guess.
The evidence of that is in one of your many important threads.


I wouldn't agree with you if you said that water was wet you **** obsessive freak.

crimsongulf » 16 Aug 2019 12:31 pm » wrote:

Misty » 16 Aug 2019 12:09 pm » wrote:

Apparently white guys are much better shots than black guys.
This guy wounded 6 cops with an AR-15.
All of them were out of the hospital the same day.
The shooter in Dayton, Ohio killed 9 people and wounded 27 more in 30 seconds.

The white guys ain't on crack.

Actually, according to his friend who bought him the body armor and a 100-round double drum magazine, the shooter in Dayton was a regular drug user.

Misty » 18 Aug 2019 3:53 pm » wrote:

Damned if that doesn't sound like somebody we know...

indago » 18 Aug 2019 4:16 pm » wrote:

Misty » 18 Aug 2019 3:53 pm » wrote:

Damned if that doesn't sound like somebody we know...

Right?

Poll: Voters say Trump’s Twitter use could cost him reelection.

Seven in 10 respondents said Trump uses Twitter too much, and 14 percent said he uses it the right amount.

There were actually a few respondents, 1 percent, who said Trump doesn’t tweet enough.

Majorities of respondents also said Trump’s use of Twitter hurts his presidency — 55 percent — and America’s standing in the world — 54 percent.

https://www.politico.com/story/2019/05/ ... er-1295248

New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria

A new report released by the Department of Defense this week revealed that the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) has been emboldened by the partial removal of U.S. troops from Syria and policy shifts in Iraq.

The report, released by the Pentagon's inspector general, details how the drawdown of U.S. troops has forced the Trump administration to rely on third-party monitoring of some areas, including a refugee camp set up by U.S.-backed forces.

The scaling back of U.S. forces, the report continued, has allowed ISIS forces in the area to recruit new members and grow their forces without U.S. interference.

"According to [joint task force officials], the drawdown of U.S. forces in Syria also reduced the ability of [the U.S.-backed mission] to maintain 'visibility' at the al Hol IDP camp, forcing it to rely on third-party accounts of the humanitarian and security situation there," the report reads.

"[The task force] said that it lacks the resources to monitor the camp directly, and that the SDF was only capable of providing 'minimal security'—a deficiency that [officials] said has created conditions that allow ISIS ideology to spread 'uncontested' in the camp," the Pentagon continued.

The buildup of ISIS forces in Syria and Iraq comes after the Trump administration and U.S.-backed forces had pushed the terror group out of its last major holdings in Syria earlier this year, forcing the group's leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, into hiding and driving the group underground.

Local officials now worry that the group's ideology is being spread among inhabitants of refugee camps along the Syrian border where families of ISIS fighters and some former fighters themselves now are staying.

President Trump announced the partial removal of U.S. troops from Syria in December, a move that caused the resignation of Defense Secretary James Mattis.

He backed off of the move in February, agreeing to leave roughly 400 of 2,000 troops in the region.

In March, the White House declared that 100 percent of ISIS-held territory in Syria had been eliminated.

https://thehill.com/policy/defense/4568 ... -and-syria

Termin8tor » 21 Aug 2019 5:30 am » wrote:Yadda, yadda, yadda.........

OOOOPS!

James Comey won’t be prosecuted by Justice Department over leaked memos.

The Justice Department will not prosecute fired FBI Director James Comey for leaking memos following a referral from the department’s inspector general, according to a report Thursday.

“Everyone at the DOJ involved in the decision said it wasn’t a close call,” an official familiar with the deliberations told Fox News.

“They all thought this could not be prosecuted.”

https://nypost.com/2019/08/01/james-com ... ked-memos/

Misty » 29 Aug 2019 12:28 pm » wrote: OOOOPS!

James Comey won’t be prosecuted by Justice Department over leaked memos.

.

Did I ever predict that Comey would be indicted over this issue, psycho?

Can you quote me saying that?

No?

Then you're full of crap, as usual.

Misty » 20 Aug 2019 1:59 pm » wrote:Poll: Voters say Trump’s Twitter use could cost him reelection.

Do you actually think people will vote over his twitter use and not on what he's accomplished as president?

Stupid, stupid, stupid.

Misty » 14 Aug 2019 6:20 pm » wrote: Did anyone even know about the FISA warrant before the election?

Seems to me that both candidates were under investigation, but we only knew about one of them before the election.

I didn't say that.

The dossier may have been a factor, but it is not what started the investigation.

I cannot BELIEVE the STUPIDITY or how brainwashed rightwingers are. How in the WORLD could the FISA warrant start anything when it was only sought in OCTOBER of 2016 the investigation was already started in JULY of 2016. It is tiresome that the loudest rmost brainwashed rightwingers NEVER know what they are talking about and only repeat what they are TOLD to think

https://www.cnn.com/2017/10/12/us/2016-presidential-election-investigation-fast-facts/index.html

FBI -
In July of 2016, the FBI launched a counterintelligence investigation into
possible links between the Russian government and Trump campaign officials.

Termin8tor » 29 Aug 2019 1:04 pm » wrote:

Misty » 20 Aug 2019 1:59 pm » wrote:Poll: Voters say Trump’s Twitter use could cost him reelection.

Do you actually think people will vote over his twitter use and not on what he's accomplished as president?
Stupid, stupid, stupid.

WTF has he accomplished?
A government in total chaos and the whole world laughing at us?

Here's a hint Precious.....his Tweets are official presidential statements.
Do you ever read the ridiculous **** he Tweets about?
No, of course you don't because you prefer to dwell in the land of willful ignorance.

Termin8tor » 29 Aug 2019 1:03 pm » wrote:

Misty » 29 Aug 2019 12:28 pm » wrote:OOOOPS!
James Comey won’t be prosecuted by Justice Department over leaked memos.

Did I ever predict that Comey would be indicted over this issue, psycho?
Can you quote me saying that?
No?
Then you're full of crap, as usual.

So you think he'll be indicted on something else?
Like what?

Make another one of your great predictions.

Termin8tor » 29 Aug 2019 2:08 pm » wrote:

Misty » 29 Aug 2019 2:04 pm » wrote:

Termin8tor » 29 Aug 2019 1:04 pm » wrote:Do you actually think people will vote over his twitter use and not on what he's accomplished as president?
Stupid, stupid, stupid.

WTF has he accomplished?
A government in total chaos and the whole world laughing at us?

Oh my, the "whole world."
That's believable.
I could write a few paragraphs, even more, refuting that silly ****, but why should I waste my time?

You couldn't refute your way out of a paper bag.

Termin8tor » 29 Aug 2019 2:08 pm » wrote:

Misty: Here's a hint Precious.....his Tweets are official presidential statements.
Do you ever read the ridiculous **** he Tweets about?
No, of course you don't because you prefer to dwell in the land of willful ignorance.

Some of it is contradictory, worded poorly, even occasionally dishonest, but he won't win or lose on his twitter account, most of which is accurate and common sense.

So you follow him on Twitter?
Go ahead, tell me you follow him on Twitter you **** liar.

Termin8tor » 29 Aug 2019 2:08 pm » wrote:But on his record, which is excellent.
Not that you have the integrity to admit reality.

Give it up Hiroo Onada.
The Emporer is naked.