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FISA Court Owes Some Answers: Why did the presiding judge stonewall Rep. Devin Nunes when he reported FBI abuses?
Wall Street Journal ^ | December 19, 2019 | Kimberley A. Strassel

Posted on 12/20/2019 3:28:47 AM PST by karpov

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To: karpov

It has always appeared that the FISA judges were either as credulous as first graders or in cahoots with the whole scam.


61 posted on 12/20/2019 10:06:51 AM PST by lurk
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To: be-baw

AG Barr in an interview with Martha McCallum stated that FISA Court should stay and that he is happy with Wray’s progress in crafting “solutions”.


62 posted on 12/20/2019 10:18:46 AM PST by The Westerner (Protect the most vulnerable: get the government out of medicine, education and our forests)
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If Barr does indict without a proper investigation the country won't recover from that either. <<<—

EXACTLY!......this investigation involves hundreds of people...more people then any RICO Investigation undertaken....It is important that Barr and Durham and others follow the letter of the law....Make air-tight cases...Turn witnesses as needed from the ground up!

The worst thing he could do is start issuing indictments willy-nilly..

Remember..if done right...The Wheels of Justice turns slowly...but grind exceedingly fine...

Cross all the T's and dot all the I’s...CONVICT THEM ALL!!

63 posted on 12/20/2019 10:29:11 AM PST by M-cubed
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Yeah, I saw that. The courts themselves are not under DOJ purview anyway. The FBI, of course, is and I have no idea if Wray can be trusted to set it straight. As I see it there is no other way, other than for management to select submittals occasionally, perhaps sometimes randomly and go over them with a fine tooth comb. Even more important discipline anyone who is caught screwing up. The severity of the discipline should depend on the seriousness of the screw up, with termination always an option for the dirty cops.

The courts are another matter. If judges are not ensuring that the submittals are thorough and accurate, they are failing to do their jobs and should be removed.

I’m not at all confident any of this will happen. When it comes to government employees it’s always “justice for thee, but not for me.”

It sucks


64 posted on 12/20/2019 10:45:13 AM PST by be-baw
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