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You were just reported for plagiarism by not attributing a source and Flynn isn't a "foreign national". This is what happens when you're talking out your ass, boy. And if you believe a FISA warrant is no longer required to tap a DNI phone line, you should resign and get your Walmart job back.
You were just reported for plagiarism by not attributing a source
One paragraph out of several dozen falls within "fair use" for educational or private non-commercial purposes.
They weren't tapping the DNI's phone line. They were tapping the Russian embassys phone line, And believe it or not, Russians are considered foreigners,
A verbatim theft unsourced.... and that's not allowed here.....you're toast if a mod decides to hit the ejection-button.
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Wrong again....that was an FBI tap, not NSA....but what hell, you haven't gotten anything right yet, so "at this time what possible difference does it make?" to quote your psychotic heroine.
Damn, your handler didn't teach you much about how to handle a stressful encounter did they? You're at USMB, not wikipedia.....maybe you should shut off the McIntosh and have yourself a nice long cry.
The "plagiarism" ruie as you call it, is for copyright exception under the "fair use" clause. If the source gives full permission to "fair use" an attribution isn't necessary to form the basis for the exception.
The "plagiarism" ruie as you call it, is for copyright exception under the "fair use" clause. If the source gives full permission to "fair use" an attribution isn't necessary to form the basis for the exception.
Look down...that's your guts hanging out because you've been eviscerated....this is a big boy board so maybe Soros should send you someplace where your lame-ass game plays.
The FBI reportedly did not have a Warrant required to tap Flynn's phone, meaning someone in the FBI should be more in danger f going to Prison than Flynn.
The Logan Act (1 Stat. 613, 18 U.S.C. § 953, enacted January 30, 1799) is a United States federal law that details the fine and/or imprisonment of unauthorized citizens who negotiate with foreign governments having a dispute with the United States. It was intended to prevent the undermining of the government's position.[2] The Act was passed following George Logan's unauthorized negotiations with France in 1798, and was signed into law by President John Adams on January 30, 1799. The Act was last amended in 1994, and violation of the Logan Act is a felony.BTW, what would be the crime Flynn would be imprisoned under, talking to foreigners on the telephone? Guess we'd have lock half of the California for that one....It's clear you aren't much for rational thought or logic.The Russians were recorded talking to Flynn. Not unusual when a hostile foreign country is talking to it's agents inside the country.
We pretty much know that Flynn told Russia that if Trump is elected, the sanctions will go away so don't take any action.
Later, Flynn was interviewed by the FBI.
If what Flynn told the FBI in that interview was very different than what he said in the transcripts, that would be lying to the FBI. That's a felony. Flynn could see jail time.
But what if it was Trump that told him to tell the Russians to keep calm? That Trump will end the sanctions after the election if he wins? Then Trump really has a problem that neither the GOP nor Russia can help him out of.
You base all of your beliefs off of pure conjecture from media reports.
If transcripts of the conversation surface then we might have something. But basically the media is telling us something was discussed without providing any context, and this is on purpose....because the context could be exculpatory in nature. i.e. Flynn wasn’t the one that mentioned sanctions. The Russian ambassador did.
The more that's known about classified conversations the weaker your case becomes.
Obama and Hillary are guilty of the Logan act. What's the statute of limitations?The Logan Act (1 Stat. 613, 18 U.S.C. § 953, enacted January 30, 1799) is a United States federal law that details the fine and/or imprisonment of unauthorized citizens who negotiate with foreign governments having a dispute with the United States. It was intended to prevent the undermining of the government's position.[2] The Act was passed following George Logan's unauthorized negotiations with France in 1798, and was signed into law by President John Adams on January 30, 1799. The Act was last amended in 1994, and violation of the Logan Act is a felony.BTW, what would be the crime Flynn would be imprisoned under, talking to foreigners on the telephone? Guess we'd have lock half of the California for that one....It's clear you aren't much for rational thought or logic.The Russians were recorded talking to Flynn. Not unusual when a hostile foreign country is talking to it's agents inside the country.
We pretty much know that Flynn told Russia that if Trump is elected, the sanctions will go away so don't take any action.
Later, Flynn was interviewed by the FBI.
If what Flynn told the FBI in that interview was very different than what he said in the transcripts, that would be lying to the FBI. That's a felony. Flynn could see jail time.
But what if it was Trump that told him to tell the Russians to keep calm? That Trump will end the sanctions after the election if he wins? Then Trump really has a problem that neither the GOP nor Russia can help him out of.
You base all of your beliefs off of pure conjecture from media reports.
If transcripts of the conversation surface then we might have something. But basically the media is telling us something was discussed without providing any context, and this is on purpose....because the context could be exculpatory in nature. i.e. Flynn wasn’t the one that mentioned sanctions. The Russian ambassador did.
The more that's known about classified conversations the weaker your case becomes.
Logan Act - Wikipedia