Trump administration fails to secure indictment against sandwich thrower

[Papageorgio]

Not all opinions are created equal.

I was going to say that however I didn’t want to call you out on your unfactual opinion.

 

[meaner gene]

Bingo!
This is the part the mainstream media conveniently ignores.
These people were destroyed financially by the corrupt government bullies and had to plea to a lesser crime to avoid even further debt.

You got it wrong.
In any reasonable trial, they knew they would be found guilty of the greater offense, With the only way of avoiding being found guilty, would be to hire an O.J. dream team worth of lawyers to defend you.

 

[Delldude]

You got it wrong.
In any reasonable trial, they knew they would be found guilty of the greater offense, With the only way of avoiding being found guilty, would be to hire an O.J. dream team worth of lawyers to defend you.

Bullshit

 

[Marener]

I was going to say that however I didn’t want to call you out on your unfactual opinion.

If you say so…

 

[meaner gene]

Bullshit

Remember, the case against Flynn started with the NSA, not Biden.

 

[Delldude]

Remember, the case against Flynn started with the NSA, not Biden.

Actually it was Obama and FBI.

 

[meaner gene]

Actually it was Obama and FBI.

Nope, it was the NSA who got the intercept of an American talking to the Russian ambassador.

“Unmasking” U.S. Citizens Found in NSA Intercepts

The process of “unmasking,” or revealing the true identities of U.S. persons who unexpectedly figure into conversations picked up by National Security Agency (NSA) foreign intelligence collection efforts, has been the subject of much discussion this week in the continuing controversy over...

www.thecipherbrief.com

“Unmasking” U.S. Citizens Found in NSA Intercepts

The process of “unmasking,” or revealing the true identities of U.S. persons who unexpectedly figure into conversations picked up by National Security Agency (NSA) foreign intelligence collection efforts, has been the subject of much discussion this week in the continuing controversy over Russian interference in last year’s elections.

The issue came up during Monday’s House Intelligence Committee hearing on the Russian controversy, as well as during the White House press briefing, in relation to former Trump administration National Security Advisor Michael Flynn. Flynn resigned after admitting he had lied to Vice President Mike Pence about his phone calls with Russian Ambassador Sergey I. Kislyak.

 

[Delldude]

Nope, it was the NSA who got the intercept of an American talking to the Russian ambassador.

“Unmasking” U.S. Citizens Found in NSA Intercepts

The process of “unmasking,” or revealing the true identities of U.S. persons who unexpectedly figure into conversations picked up by National Security Agency (NSA) foreign intelligence collection efforts, has been the subject of much discussion this week in the continuing controversy over...

www.thecipherbrief.com

“Unmasking” U.S. Citizens Found in NSA Intercepts

The process of “unmasking,” or revealing the true identities of U.S. persons who unexpectedly figure into conversations picked up by National Security Agency (NSA) foreign intelligence collection efforts, has been the subject of much discussion this week in the continuing controversy over Russian interference in last year’s elections.

The issue came up during Monday’s House Intelligence Committee hearing on the Russian controversy, as well as during the White House press briefing, in relation to former Trump administration National Security Advisor Michael Flynn. Flynn resigned after admitting he had lied to Vice President Mike Pence about his phone calls with Russian Ambassador Sergey I. Kislyak.

Yes and FBI was notified. It's funny, talking with the Russians wasn't against the law.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Oh the evidence exists and it's quite compelling, yet the jury decided not to convict.

Haha,yeah you said that already.

Yet you can't name any. And he was acquitted.

You are free to embarrass yourself all you like.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Yes and FBI was notified. It's funny, talking with the Russians wasn't against the law.

The MAGAt bar. It has to be set as low as possible, for the fat rapist charity thief.

 

[meaner gene]

Yes and FBI was notified. It's funny, talking with the Russians wasn't against the law.

Which is why Flynn didn't need a lawyer, when talking to the FBI.

Had Flynn told the truth, he would have walked out of the FBI meeting, none the worse for wear.

 

[Delldude]

Yet you can't name any. And he was acquitted.

Still whining about this?

 

[Delldude]

Which is why Flynn didn't need a lawyer, when talking to the FBI.

That's obviously bullshit.

 

[meaner gene]

Haha,yeah you said that already.

Yet you can't name any. And he was acquitted.

You are free to embarrass yourself all you like.

Actually the evidence against him, the video, was exculpatory.
The federal officer claimed the sandwich struck him hard enough, that it literally exploded on impact.

The video showed the sandwich remained fully wrapped and intact, after hitting the officer.

Hardly "so hard it literally exploded" claimed by the officer.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Still whining about this?

Poor Dell. Can't name a shred of evidence, watches the guy get acquitted...

Begs strangers to listen to him insist on an alternate reality.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Actually the evidence against him, the video, was exculpatory.
The federal officer claimed the sandwich struck him hard enough, that it literally exploded on impact.

The video showed the sandwich remained fully wrapped and intact, after hitting the officer.

Hardly "so hard it literally exploded" claimed by the officer.

Thats right. The one strategy by the prosecution was undermined by the video.

I understand that Pirro is corrupt and incompetent and detached from reality. But those poor prosecutors must feel pretty stupid and embarrassed, right about now.

 

[Marener]

Actually the evidence against him, the video, was exculpatory.
The federal officer claimed the sandwich struck him hard enough, that it literally exploded on impact.

The video showed the sandwich remained fully wrapped and intact, after hitting the officer.

Hardly "so hard it literally exploded" claimed by the officer.

Cool. So he can be prosecuted for perjury then.

 

[Delldude]

Hardly "so hard it literally exploded" claimed by the officer.

Yet overwhelmingly proved assault on a federal officer.

 

[Delldude]

Poor Dell. Can't name a shred of evidence, watches the guy get acquitted...

Video shows it all.

Jurors can ignore the jury instructions and the evidence if they desire.

 

[meaner gene]

That's obviously bullshit.

You pointed out, Flynn didn't break any law.
So talking to the FBI would be without the possibility of being charged with a crime. And hence Flynn didn't need a lawyer.

It's no different than when you would need a lawyer for an IRS audit, if all your income, expenses and deductions are legitimate and documented.