There is no crime, so you are best to keep your fantasies to yourself. Especially since the real crimes by Trump and his goons have already been proven.
Comey, Brennan and Clapper strangely silent these days?
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"Devin Nunes"?DOJ Will Interview Senior CIA Officers to Review Their Actions in Spygate
Old media mantra: We must investigate everything to make sure that democracy was not subverted
New media mantra: How dare you investigate anyone to find out if democracy was subverted?
The walls are closing in on Brennan and Crapper, the Brennan and Crapper wheels are coming off, we've hit a tipping point with Brennan and Crapper...
The interview plans are the latest sign the Justice Department will take a critical look at the C.I.A.'s work on Russia’s election interference. Investigators want to talk with at least one senior counterintelligence official and a senior C.I.A. analyst, the people said. Both officials were involved in the agency's work on understanding the Russian campaign to sabotage the election in 2016.
While the Justice Department review is not a criminal inquiry, it has provoked anxiety in the ranks of the C.I.A., according to former officials.
Let me quote dozens of New York Times statements about the Mueller inquiry:
What reason hath an innocent man have to fear an investigation?
Senior agency officials have questioned why the C.I.A's analytical work should be subjected to a federal prosecutor's scrutiny.Let me quote the New York Times again:
No man, no matter how high-ranking in government, should be above the law.
Justice Department officials have given only broad clues about the review but did note that it is focused on the period leading up to the 2016 vote. Mr. Barr has been interested in how the C.I.A. drew its conclusions about Russia's election sabotage, particularly the judgment that Mr. Putin ordered that operatives help Mr. Trump by discrediting his opponent, Hillary Clinton, according to current and former American officials.
Mr. Barr wants to know more about the C.I.A. sources who helped inform its understanding of the details of the Russian interference campaign, an official has said. He also wants to better understand the intelligence that flowed from the C.I.A. to the F.B.I. in the summer of 2016.
The review is unlikely to be confined only to the activities of the F.B.I. and C.I.A. It could also look into the work of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence and other agencies.
Oh, hello, James Crapper.
The C.I.A. focuses on foreign intelligence and is not supposed to investigate Americans suspected of wrongdoing. It is supposed to pass on to the F.B.I. any information it acquires in the course of its espionage work about the actions of Americans.
Paul Sperry@paulsperry_
BREAKING: In (LIVE) hearing, Nunes just pronounced: "The counterintelligence department over at the FBI is in big trouble."
8:53 AM - Jun 12, 2019
Paul Sperry@paulsperry_
BREAKING: In (LIVE) hearing, Nunes asserting investigation of Trump campaign began in late 2015 & not the official FBI line of July 2016 and that "multiple people" within FBI and DOJ were leaking about that investigation in 2016-2017
8:51 AM - Jun 12, 2019
Meanwhile, the media is buzzing that Trump said that of course he'd listen to anyone, including a foreigner, who had dirt on a rival candidate.
The media is filled with heart-ache at the gobsmacking vileness, and yet keeps deliberately omitting to mention that, Oh yeah, Hillary Clinton did exactly that, and has never answered a single pointed question about it.
Buck Sexton
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Democrats never have an answer to this question:
How are Christopher Steele (foreigner) and his Russian sources for the dossier (foreigners) not considered “foreign influence in our election”?
Because he got paid AND swindled the FBI like a bunch of clowns?
Michael Tracey
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The Hillary Clinton campaign paid a foreign intelligence operative to gather damaging information on their opponent -- but you know, whatever
6:31 PM - Jun 12, 2019
The idiot who got caught concocting made up stories for Trump who had to be recused? Damn you people are a joke.And your inabilities are shining bright as always.
Depends on how well they covered their tracks. I hoping that in their arrogance that they all slipped up enough for a felony indictment.
MAJOR FIND: More Ammunition for Roger Stone: The Only Firm to Review DNC Server, Crowdstrike, is Connected to James Crapper, The Atlantic Council and More Shoddy IT Investigative Work
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Thank Gawd!
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Maybe he realizes the seriousness of the crimes he's committed and now kissing Trump's ass hoping for some leniency. Too little too late.Quiet these days?
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The Oligarchs protect their bought politicians and public servants.Depends on how well they covered their tracks. I hoping that in their arrogance that they all slipped up enough for a felony indictment.
MAJOR FIND: More Ammunition for Roger Stone: The Only Firm to Review DNC Server, Crowdstrike, is Connected to James Crapper, The Atlantic Council and More Shoddy IT Investigative Work
If anyone does get tried and convicted, watch for an Establishment GOP Federali judge to clear the conviction on a technicality so Dems don't get blamed.
The oligarchs serve their own interests; **** America and its people is their attitude generally. Goes all the way back to the Peasants Revolt in England, dude.
If Not for the FBI's PC Willful Ignorance, at Least 70 People Wouldn't Have Been Killed
Plenty of time to lie to FISC so they could illegally spy on Trump:
As if participating in the failed deep state coup against President Trump weren’t enough, the FBI has covered itself in glory once again. A new report released Wednesday documents how the feds missed opportunities to stop at least six lethal terror attacks on American soil. The report focuses on failures of “oversight” and “procedure,” but itself becomes part of the problem, in failing to note that the Bureau’s troubles go much deeper.
According to the Washington Times, those six attacks killed 70 people, and each of their perpetrators “had been on the FBI’s radar.” Nonetheless, “agents quickly closed the cases after concluding they were not national security threats, Justice Department Inspector General Michael E. Horowitz said in the report.”
The attackers, according to the Times, included these jihad terrorists:
⦁ Omar Mateen, who killed 49 people at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida, in 2016.
⦁ Tamerlan Tsarnaev, who killed three people at the Boston Marathon in 2013.
⦁ Nidal Hasan, who massacred 13 people at Fort Hood, Texas, in 2009.
⦁ Esteban Santiago, who killed five people in a 2017 attack at the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.
Santiago was a convert to Islam who said that he committed his murders in the service of the Islamic State (ISIS).
If Not for the FBI's PC Willful Ignorance, at Least 70 People Wouldn't Have Been Killed
Horowitz observed that “the FBI has acknowledged that various weaknesses related to its assessment process may have impacted its ability to fully investigate certain counterterrorism assessment subjects, who later committed terrorist acts in the United States.”
The FBI is still institutionally committed to ignoring, downplaying, or denying the motivating ideology behind jihad terrorism. Failing to investigate suspected jihadis is all part of the same willful ignorance. The bureau doesn’t want to appear “Islamophobic” by scrutinizing these people too closely; such scrutiny would abet the impression that there is something about Islam that incites some believers to violence, and the feds have already ruled out that possibility.
Plenty of time to lie to FISC so they could illegally spy on Trump:
As if participating in the failed deep state coup against President Trump weren’t enough, the FBI has covered itself in glory once again. A new report released Wednesday documents how the feds missed opportunities to stop at least six lethal terror attacks on American soil. The report focuses on failures of “oversight” and “procedure,” but itself becomes part of the problem, in failing to note that the Bureau’s troubles go much deeper.
According to the Washington Times, those six attacks killed 70 people, and each of their perpetrators “had been on the FBI’s radar.” Nonetheless, “agents quickly closed the cases after concluding they were not national security threats, Justice Department Inspector General Michael E. Horowitz said in the report.”
The attackers, according to the Times, included these jihad terrorists:
⦁ Omar Mateen, who killed 49 people at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida, in 2016.
⦁ Tamerlan Tsarnaev, who killed three people at the Boston Marathon in 2013.
⦁ Nidal Hasan, who massacred 13 people at Fort Hood, Texas, in 2009.
⦁ Esteban Santiago, who killed five people in a 2017 attack at the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.
Santiago was a convert to Islam who said that he committed his murders in the service of the Islamic State (ISIS).
If Not for the FBI's PC Willful Ignorance, at Least 70 People Wouldn't Have Been Killed
Horowitz observed that “the FBI has acknowledged that various weaknesses related to its assessment process may have impacted its ability to fully investigate certain counterterrorism assessment subjects, who later committed terrorist acts in the United States.”
The FBI is still institutionally committed to ignoring, downplaying, or denying the motivating ideology behind jihad terrorism. Failing to investigate suspected jihadis is all part of the same willful ignorance. The bureau doesn’t want to appear “Islamophobic” by scrutinizing these people too closely; such scrutiny would abet the impression that there is something about Islam that incites some believers to violence, and the feds have already ruled out that possibility.
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