Bullshit you don't know what you are talking about.
Kash Patel Undermines His "Big Case" Against Wisconsin Judge
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The excuse would be claiming he had no idea that the classified documents had gotten shuffled into unclassified materials.
Yes. The problem is Trump had many classified documents AFTER Biden was sworn in.
The president and vice president aren't always in a SCIF when working with classified materials.
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Yeah, you're right. I got that wrong.
However, the point remains that you don't have to be in a SCIF to look at classified materials. Obviously.
The entire White House ain’t a SCIF, the SCIF in the White House is called the Situation Room.
No Trump created a SCIf at his home other presidents have, review this article to educate yourself
You can also see a pic of Trump is the Mar largo scif
Sensitive compartmented information facility - Wikipedia
Wait I thought you said they didn’t need scif and that’s why xiden was able to have them at his house and UPenn office…why did you change your tune? And why did the DOJ bring the docs back to trumps house?
Trump had declassified documents and they were recently returned.
The term "White House skiff" refers to a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF), which is a secure area where sensitive classified information can be handled. The White House itself has a permanent SCIF, known as the Situation Room, located in the West Wing basement. SCIFs can also be set up temporarily in various locations, including on ships, in private residences, or even hotel rooms when necessary for officials traveling with classified materials.
Xiden has many classified documents all over the east coast when trump was sworn in…
SCIF (Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility) construction involves specialized techniques and materials to create a secure environment for handling classified information. This includes enhanced acoustic and electronic shielding, secure access controls, and adherence to strict standards like Intelligence Community Directive (ICD) 705. SCIFs are typically designed to prevent eavesdropping, electronic surveillance, and unauthorized access.
Here's a more detailed look at the key aspects of SCIF construction:
1. Specialized Construction Techniques:
Acoustic Isolation:
SCIFs require robust soundproofing to prevent eavesdropping and the collection of audio intelligence. This may involve specialized acoustic insulation, sound barriers, and white noise generators.
Electronic Shielding:
SCIFs must be protected against electronic surveillance, including secure communications wiring, electromagnetic shielding, and other electronic countermeasures.
Secure Access Controls:
Access to SCIFs is strictly controlled, often using physical barriers, electronic access control systems, and intrusion detection systems.
Visual Controls:
SCIFs may be constructed without windows to prevent visual surveillance.
TEMPEST Mitigation:
SCIFs need to be designed to prevent the leakage of information through electromagnetic emanations, a process known as TEMPEST mitigation.
2. Materials and Equipment:
Specialized Materials:
SCIF construction may involve materials not typically used in commercial construction, such as specialized acoustic insulation, electromagnetic shielding materials, and secure wiring.
Secure Storage:
Secure storage areas (SSAs) may be incorporated into SCIF designs to protect classified materials.
Construction Surveillance:
Construction surveillance technicians may be used to monitor the construction process and ensure adherence to security standards.
3. Certification and Standards:
Certified Contractors:
SCIF construction requires specialized expertise, and contractors are often required to be certified in SCIF construction techniques.
ICD 705:
SCIF construction is governed by rigorous guidelines outlined in Intelligence Community Directive (ICD) 705, which establishes physical and technical security requirements.
4. Design Considerations:
Controlled Access Areas:
SCIFs typically have controlled access areas to restrict entry to authorized personnel.
Secure Working Spaces:
Secure workstations may be provided within the SCIF for handling classified information.
Secure Storage:
Secure storage areas may be incorporated to protect classified materials and equipment.
5. Flexibility and Modularity:
Modular Construction:
Modular SCIF construction, using pre-fabricated panels or containers, can offer flexibility and speed of deployment.
Retrofitting Existing Spaces:
SCIFs can also be constructed by retrofitting existing rooms or interior spaces, which can offer cost savings and take advantage of existing infrastructure.
Here's a more detailed look at the key aspects of SCIF construction:
1. Specialized Construction Techniques:
Acoustic Isolation:
SCIFs require robust soundproofing to prevent eavesdropping and the collection of audio intelligence. This may involve specialized acoustic insulation, sound barriers, and white noise generators.
Electronic Shielding:
SCIFs must be protected against electronic surveillance, including secure communications wiring, electromagnetic shielding, and other electronic countermeasures.
Secure Access Controls:
Access to SCIFs is strictly controlled, often using physical barriers, electronic access control systems, and intrusion detection systems.
Visual Controls:
SCIFs may be constructed without windows to prevent visual surveillance.
TEMPEST Mitigation:
SCIFs need to be designed to prevent the leakage of information through electromagnetic emanations, a process known as TEMPEST mitigation.
2. Materials and Equipment:
Specialized Materials:
SCIF construction may involve materials not typically used in commercial construction, such as specialized acoustic insulation, electromagnetic shielding materials, and secure wiring.
Secure Storage:
Secure storage areas (SSAs) may be incorporated into SCIF designs to protect classified materials.
Construction Surveillance:
Construction surveillance technicians may be used to monitor the construction process and ensure adherence to security standards.
3. Certification and Standards:
Certified Contractors:
SCIF construction requires specialized expertise, and contractors are often required to be certified in SCIF construction techniques.
ICD 705:
SCIF construction is governed by rigorous guidelines outlined in Intelligence Community Directive (ICD) 705, which establishes physical and technical security requirements.
4. Design Considerations:
Controlled Access Areas:
SCIFs typically have controlled access areas to restrict entry to authorized personnel.
Secure Working Spaces:
Secure workstations may be provided within the SCIF for handling classified information.
Secure Storage:
Secure storage areas may be incorporated to protect classified materials and equipment.
5. Flexibility and Modularity:
Modular Construction:
Modular SCIF construction, using pre-fabricated panels or containers, can offer flexibility and speed of deployment.
Retrofitting Existing Spaces:
SCIFs can also be constructed by retrofitting existing rooms or interior spaces, which can offer cost savings and take advantage of existing infrastructure.
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No, the documents were not declassified. If they were, we would be able to get copies of them but FOIA requests have been denied.
I'm sorry you believe those lies.
Yes they were. They weren't entered into the archives......
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Trump did not have a SCIF after he left office, and his basement closet sure as hell wasn't a SCIF which is why the DoJ said he had no business keeping classified documents there.The entire White House ain’t a SCIF, the SCIF in the White House is called the Situation Room.
No Trump created a SCIf at his home other presidents have, review this article to educate yourself
You can also see a pic of Trump is the Mar largo scif
Sensitive compartmented information facility - Wikipedia
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Wait I thought you said they didn’t need scif and that’s why xiden was able to have them at his house and UPenn office…why did you change your tune? And why did the DOJ bring the docs back to trumps house?
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No, they weren't. You actually think you can review the contents of these documents? It's not happening.
Oh so now you’re saying classified docs have to be in a scif…you keep flip flopping
Did xiden have a scif at his house or his UPenn office? Was Clinton’s illegal server a scif?
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Classified documents need to be stored in a secure facility, which may or may not be a SCIF depending on what you're dealing with.
Trump's basement was not a secure facility, and the DoJ said he had no business keeping them.
It actually is a problem for the judge trying to protect her illegals.View attachment 1105449
For those who might have a genuine concern this judge broke the law, this should infuriate you. Your own team is undermining the case against the judge. It is a prosecutorial axiom that you try the case in court, and not the in public, as Patel is doing. It’s also a prosecutorial axiom that you don’t give the defense any freebie arguments through your own actions, as Patel is doing in this case. If nothing else Patel is giving defense counsel leverage in any plea agreement negotiations. At worst, his repeated flouting of guidelines aimed at protecting a fair trial for defendants risks a sympathetic judge dismissing the case.
Kash Patel Undermines His Big Case Against Wisconsin Judge.
With much fanfare, as it turns out too much fanfare, the Trump Regime has arrested a Wisconsin judge. The Regime claims Judge Hannah Dugan hindered the arrest of an alien who was at the judge’s courtroom for a hearing by essentially sneaking him out...www.dailykos.com
Shouldn't be a problem, since Trump is in such good standing with the judiciary...
Was Clinton’s illegal server secure? Comey said it wasn’t..in fact he said it would of been more secure on a Google account
Was xiden’s UPenn office? Or his garage?
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Only if you can prove they knowingly kept classified documents in an unsecure environment.
You could easily prove that for Trump. It would have been harder for Clinton and Biden, which is why they were never prosecuted.
They didn’t know what was classified material? Now wonder the world went to shit on their watch
Lordy man, you’re just an apologist for democrat hacks.
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Given the lack of charges, looks like I'm just acknowledging reality.
Well that’s not true, the xiden DOJ said he couldn’t. Be charged because he was too senile. That’s it
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