Hypocrisy and a coverup

The only cover-up I see is the reality that january 6th was pretty much staged by leftist in the fbi and antifa to make the right look bad. At the time the violence that they were doing throughout our country was seriously starting to make the left look like crap. They needed a means to blame the right for the crap storm and this is what they did to achieve such.
Please provide specific examples of your first sentence: "The only cover-up I see is the reality that january 6th was pretty much staged by leftist in the fbi and antifa to make the right look bad."

Your entire post lacks any probative evidence to support your opinion. For your own credibility you need to fill in the facts to provide any piece of evidence to make your claim.
 
The ONLY reason why this committee is "one sided" is because McCarthy refused to participate in the investigation format that gave Republicans equal membership, co-leadership, and subpoena power when Trump told him to scuttle it. That happened AFTER the House member McCarthy charged with negotiating the framework of the investigation got EVERYTHING McCarthy asked for.

You can't refuse to participate in the investigation and then complain the investigation is "one-sided" and not looking at your concerns. But your claims that the investigation is going to "crash and burn" is whistling past the graveyard.

Republicans are already crashing and burning over their obstruction of the Committee's work. When you attempt to cover things up, people want to know what it is you're covering up.

When someone takes the 5th Amendment, law enforcement quite rightly says "What crime would be incriminating themselves over?" and they start investigations, if they weren't investigating already. Especially when the guy taking the 5th, is a senior official at the Justice Department.

Taking the 5th is admitting you committed a crime. So what crimes did Bannon, Stone, Meadows, et al commit?
No...Pelosi blocked any member of congress that supported Trump...she only allowed never Trumper republicans to participate and this is why the American people have tuned out....and why Adam and Liz will be voted out of Congress...
 
Clearly your lack of understanding "detailed and concise" is not fitting your response. As for voting for wars, the last war voted was in WW II:

The last time Congress passed joint resolutions saying that a "state of war" existed was on June 5, 1942, when the U.S. declared war on Bulgaria, Hungary, and Romania.

Your post warrants none other than a quick and exact response. Clearly, congress has appropriated monies toward foreign wars several times since WW2. Do you not understand that? In essence, that is their vote. They control the money and if they appropriate money for military excursions, they give their blessing. Regardless, if its an actual vote, declaration, blah blah, blah. No, congress is worthless because they allow this and never ending spending.
 
Your post warrants none other than a quick and exact response. Clearly, congress has appropriated monies toward foreign wars several times since WW2. Do you not understand that? In essence, that is their vote. They control the money and if they appropriate money for military excursions, they give their blessing. Regardless, if its an actual vote, declaration, blah blah, blah. No, congress is worthless because they allow this and never ending spending.
Mea culpa. I misunderstood your post. Reading it again I understand you were correct on the funding issues. However, that said the facts are The Congress didn't vote 100% on Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan or Iraq as well as other smaller events with much lesser casualties and costs.
 
Ignoring Oddball and TNHarley who seem never to be on topic, due to ignorance and/or limited intelligence, lets have some thoughtful responses.

Meadows is the hypocrite, that is the link to the OP, so lets have some thoughtful responses, notwithstanding the ignorance and/or limited intelligence of Oddball and TNHarley.
 
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Ignoring Oddball and TNHarley who seem never to be on topic, due to ignorance and/or limited intelligence. Meadows is the hypocrite, that is the link to the OP, so lets have some thoughtful responses.
I also asked for you to explain the hypocrisy and you conveniently ignore that too.
Probably because you cant. You certainly arent known around here for "thinking"
 
Rye is just like mac. He isnt here to talk about things. they just want to be glorified for their hackery and get jerked off by their ilk.
Grow some balls, bitches.
 


WASHINGTON — Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows sued the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol just hours after the panel said it plans to move forward with contempt proceedings against him.
In the lawsuit, which names members of the Jan. 6 committee and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., as defendants, Meadows asked the court to invalidate two “overly broad” and “unduly burdensome” subpoenas that he said the panel issued without legal authority.
“Congress has no freestanding power to issue subpoenas. Instead, its investigative powers are ancillary to its legislative authority,” the lawsuit says. “Because of this tie between the investigative and legislative powers, Congress may only issue subpoenas that serve a valid legislative purpose.”


May 9, 2013. Representative Mark Meadows (NC-11) sought answers today in the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform’s hearing on Benghazi. The three whistleblowers from the U.S. Department of State testifying before the Committee included Mr. Gregory Hicks, Foreign Service Officer and former Deputy Chief of Mission/Chargé d’Affairs in Libya; Mr. Mark Thompson, Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary for Counterterrorism; and Mr. Eric Nordstrom, Diplomatic Security Officer and former Regional Security Officer in Libya.

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“The powerful testimonies of these three witnesses clarified that senior officials knew right away this was a terrorist attack, not a protest,” Meadows said. “The false narrative put forth by the Obama Administration about a video sparking the violence is inexcusable. In the investigation that followed, political appointees were protected. Witnesses at the highest level were not interviewed by the Accountability Review Board (ARB), even though that level is where the decisions were made. Meanwhile, mid-level officials were wrongly blamed.

“After today, we see that the ARB report did more editorializing than fact-finding. As I told the whistleblowers and the families of the four Americans killed, the people back home are standing with them to get the truth and will not sit down until the questions are answered. I will continue, alongside my colleagues, to pursue the truth about Benghazi until we have answers for the American people and justice for those who paid with their lives.

Mr. Meadows needs to respond to this, it appears to be a clear case of dishonesty and hypocrisy.
Jan. 6th. was a cover up. The false flag was to distract from the fraud and the real reason people were there. Meadows, Bannon, and Trump have the right to executive privilege.
 
Jan. 6th. was a cover up. The false flag was to distract from the fraud and the real reason people were there. Meadows, Bannon, and Trump have the right to executive privilege.
Do you really believe this ^^^?

When executive privilege is invoked in litigation, the court should weigh its applicability by balancing competing interests. The Constitution is silent on the executive power to withhold information from the courts or Congress; the privilege is rooted in the separation of powers doctrine that divides the power of the United States government into legislative, executive and judicial branches.

United States v. Nixon, also known as the Watergate Scandal, has established that even a President has a legal duty to provide evidence of one’s communications with his aides when the information is relevant to a criminal case. By requiring the President to turn over recordings of private conversations that he had with his aides, the Court’s decision has helped frame how to define executive privilege in judicial setting. Even before the Nixon decision, however, some courts have required the executive branch to provide governmental records and documents prepared for the President

 
Probably why this new bill gives them the power to enforce subpoenas by civil action.
“(a) Cause Of Action.—The United States House of Representatives, the United States Senate, or a committee or subcommittee thereof, may bring a civil action against the recipient of a subpoena issued by a congressional committee or subcommittee to enforce compliance with the subpoena.
Weird how he is correct. The constitution does not give congress the power to enforce subpoenas.
Fuck our federal government.
Still ignoring this Rye Catcher
 
No one is watching CNN...but I bet a detailed look at their ratings would show a huge decline when they talk about 1-6....no one cares CNN...we see it for what it is....just another tool to bring down Trump....it's not working Nancy....every swing and miss at President Trump makes him stronger....
Jan 6th...the insurrection that wasn’t.

 
Do you really believe this ^^^?

When executive privilege is invoked in litigation, the court should weigh its applicability by balancing competing interests. The Constitution is silent on the executive power to withhold information from the courts or Congress; the privilege is rooted in the separation of powers doctrine that divides the power of the United States government into legislative, executive and judicial branches.

United States v. Nixon, also known as the Watergate Scandal, has established that even a President has a legal duty to provide evidence of one’s communications with his aides when the information is relevant to a criminal case. By requiring the President to turn over recordings of private conversations that he had with his aides, the Court’s decision has helped frame how to define executive privilege in judicial setting. Even before the Nixon decision, however, some courts have required the executive branch to provide governmental records and documents prepared for the President

Whether the courts believe it is the question. Obama did it for "Fast and Furious" Holder was charged with contempt but never arrested.
 
Jan 6th...the insurrection that wasn’t.

Pelosi must be the one that orchestrated this false flag because she is directly in charge of the capitol police...then to use her false flag to impeach a president is treasonous in the extreme....

When we get back the white house the FBI must be taken down and rebuilt for the good of the nation...they were in on this too....if we had a real FBI...Pelosi would be under investigation along with the chief of police at the capitol....
 
Whether the courts believe it is the question. Obama did it for "Fast and Furious" Holder was charged with contempt but never arrested.
Obama and Holder didn't break into the Capitol Building and chant hang VP Pence either. You and the other's who continue with this false flag crap are easily led, aka biddable fools.
 
Obama and Holder didn't break into the Capitol Building and chant hang VP Pence either. You and the other's who continue with this false flag crap are easily led, aka biddable fools.
Either did Bannon, Meadows, or Trump. What a dumb thing to say. :auiqs.jpg::auiqs.jpg: :auiqs.jpg:
 
Please provide specific examples of your first sentence: "The only cover-up I see is the reality that january 6th was pretty much staged by leftist in the fbi and antifa to make the right look bad."

Your entire post lacks any probative evidence to support your opinion. For your own credibility you need to fill in the facts to provide any piece of evidence to make your claim.
I assume you're not holding your breath on that one :laugh:
 

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