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1 posted on 01/02/2018 2:20:32 AM PST by a little elbow grease
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To: a little elbow grease
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When the righteous march past the praetorian guard media carrying pitchforks, feathers and buckets of brutally obvious truth; yes, even the ‘CONservative’ professional media guardians will have to admit they can’t defend the protected class from this one. Their own need for relevance will mean they’ll eventually admit, the baby is damn ugly.

If a little corner of the internet can lay out the raw data, and all of that data only points in one direction, yes, the total “they” (media, congress, and our President) all know this same stuff you have been reading. More importantly, as uncomfortable as admissions might be, they know it is real and they know what it means.

If we can put it together, so can they.

2 posted on 01/02/2018 2:23:44 AM PST by a little elbow grease (I was married by a judge. I should have asked for a jury.)
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From sundance:

There’s a lot of people worried the sheer scale and totality of the FBI and DOJ corruption will be buried by the Swamp scum. I’m not one of them. As a ninja level cynic who has spent so much time investigating the deep weeds of DC corruption, this time I can see a difference.

3 posted on 01/02/2018 2:25:24 AM PST by a little elbow grease (I was married by a judge. I should have asked for a jury.)
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It is already pretty much out - if one is paying attention. IMHO won’t change jack when it all get an airing on cnn if it ever does. Some low level flunkies will pay a price but no Clinton, Comey, McCabe or anyone else of substance will pay the price.


4 posted on 01/02/2018 2:27:14 AM PST by mad_as_he$$
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House Intel Chairman Devin Nunes will also get the details from Inspector General Michael Horowitz. He’s just about appropriately pissed-off-enough to do some real damage to all those people who besmirched his character back in March and April 2017. The larger DC intelligence community is scared-to-death of Devin Nunes.

Ignore Senate Intel Chairman Richard Burr. He will keep his mouth shut and try to avoid cameras now – when possible. He’s a UniParty defender, and he does smoke cigars. ie: he’s as corrupt as they come and swims in the deep swamp with the Decepticons. Burr’s Corinthian Wing-back will remain empty; his current preference will be to read about what he’s supposed to say from the Washington Post or New York Times bi-lines.

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Devin Nunes and Richard Burr ..... two very different creatures.

Nunes will clean up, Burr protects the dirt.

5 posted on 01/02/2018 2:34:05 AM PST by a little elbow grease (I was married by a judge. I should have asked for a jury.)
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“As long as there’s no calling for a “Special Committee” the White Hats are in good shape. Beware of anyone who starts demanding that in the next month. Don’t fall for that trick. Also avoid anything to do with issues headed to the House Oversight Committee; it’s UniParty Command HQ.”


7 posted on 01/02/2018 2:51:38 AM PST by a little elbow grease (I was married by a judge. I should have asked for a jury.)
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"Keep an eye on Jim Jordan. He’s a White Hat. He’s turned down the indulgences from the UniParty. As a ninja cynic I’ve got to admit he’s one of few good and decent people in DC. Rare breed. DC hates him. That’s good."

"Sometime this month, after the initial Inspector General Michael Horowitz release, House Judiciary Chair Bob Goodlatte and Senate Judiciary Chair Chuck Grassley will likely call for a Special Counsel to investigate the upper-level management of the FBI and DOJ. Support that approach. The SC can quickly put a Grand Jury together and start presenting the IG investigative evidence, as well as enforceable subpoenas for witnesses."

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Jim Jordan is fabulous.

9 posted on 01/02/2018 2:53:49 AM PST by a little elbow grease (I was married by a judge. I should have asked for a jury.)
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To: a little elbow grease

Who is sundance?


13 posted on 01/02/2018 3:24:10 AM PST by WashingtonSource
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The Stunning Truth Proving The FBI and DOJ Corruption Will Come Out

If by 'come out' you mean will be reported and covered by the msm, in any meaningful way...


16 posted on 01/02/2018 3:48:01 AM PST by USS Alaska (Kill all mooselimb, terrorist savages, with extreme prejudice! Deus Vult!)
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"Ladies and gentlemen, please direct your attention to the ring on the right, where the Amazing DickBurr will make all the sordid secrets of this circus vanish into thin air!"

I think the distinguished Senator Burr needs more spotlight. What do you think, circus fans?

19 posted on 01/02/2018 4:13:22 AM PST by niteowl77
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To: a little elbow grease

Shaken, not stirred.

It’s time we call it as it is. Overthrowing the legally elected government is treason and the perpetrators are traitors. We must protect our republic. The alternative is dictatorship.


22 posted on 01/02/2018 4:46:32 AM PST by NTHockey (Rules of engagement #1: Take no prisoners. And to the NSA trolls, FU)
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The only way the Deep State is dealt with and justice is served is if the American people take to the streets like what is happening in Iran at the moment.

Otherwise nothing changes.


23 posted on 01/02/2018 4:49:08 AM PST by TTFlyer
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To: a little elbow grease
In before the Trey Gowdy and Sessions apologists pile in. (Poor little deranged ones).

They are almost as bad as the pot apologists who can’t recognize deteriorata when it hits them! (Oops, went off topic there, my bad.)

25 posted on 01/02/2018 4:52:43 AM PST by Badboo (Why it is important)
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The perfect person for a Special Counsel would be the current Inspector General, Michael Horowitz. He already knows where most of the bones are buried since he has been doing his own investigation of the DOJ/FBI.

In fact, much of what we see now such as Mueller’s removal of Storch (Sp?) and his emails is a direct result of the Horowitz investigation. The fumes of that investigation are already getting into the rat’s nest and flushing out some of their secrets.

Horowitz would be ready to empanel a grand jury on Day 1 and start presenting evidence. No other Special Counsel appointee would come with that experience and data already in place.


41 posted on 01/02/2018 7:33:03 AM PST by wildbill (Quis Custodiet ipsos custodes? Who watches the watchmen?)
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https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2018/01/01/the-russian-collusion-narrative-was-as-fbi-agent-peter-strzok-explained-an-insurance-policy/

fr link:

The false ‘Russian Conspiracy’ narrative was the insurance policy. If Hillary Clinton won, the insurance policy would never have been used, Russia would never have been accused of interfering in the election, and all prior activity just disappears. It’s that simple.

Constructing the Insurance Policy – The specific responsibility of the DOJ-NSD involvement surrounds legal arguments, processing of FISA applications, and use of the legal system, to support the FBI counterintelligence operation with actionable legal tools against Trump. The DOJ National Security Division carried out that collaboration with the FBI.

Responding to a 2015 request by the DOJ Office of Inspector General, Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates told the internal watchdog they cannot investigate the National Security Division. That’s right, there was essentially no oversight on any activity happening inside the NSD.

In 2015 the OIG requested oversight and it was Sally Yates who responded with a lengthy 58 page legal explanation saying, essentially, ‘nope – not allowed.’ (PDF HERE) All of the DOJ is subject to oversight, except the NSD.

The Department of Justice’s own Inspector General (currently Michael Horowitz who opened a January 2017 investigation into the 2016 politicization of the FBI and DOJ) was not allowed to investigate anything that happened within the NSD branch of the Department of Justice until Jeff Sessions was confirmed.

The former head of the NSD, Asst. Attorney General John P Carlin, admitting their intentional misuse of the FISA court process is actual evidence of why Sally Yates kept the NSD operating without oversight.

Post election, the legal aides, career bureaucrats, investigators and agents within the entire ideological operation of the FBI and DOJ-NSD then transferred to the Robert Mueller investigation so they could keep a lid on any of their risk exposure and simultaneously maintain the entire false premise behind the Russian Collusion Narrative.

How did they get in the Mueller investigation? Through the assignment, advice and assistance of FBI Chief Legal Counsel, James Baker – who would be the point person assigning people to assist his long-time friend, Robert Mueller.

See? That’s where James Baker becomes exposed.


49 posted on 01/02/2018 7:54:30 AM PST by GOPJ (Intelligence services coup failed. Robert Hanssen (American traitor) to get new roommates soon.)
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G R E A T article. Thanks for posting it.


51 posted on 01/02/2018 8:00:15 AM PST by EliRoom8
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There’s a boat-load of different issues here:

◾The unlawful exoneration of Hillary Clinton by political operatives in the DOJ/FBI.

◾The unlawful use of the FISA court for political spy operations by the DOJ/FBI.

◾The unlawful use of the Dept of Justice National Security Division. For weaponized political benefit.

◾The unlawful use of the FBI Counterintelligence Division. For weaponized political benefit.

◾The unlawful use of a Special Counsel (Mueller) investigation to hide the conspiracy.

I could go on, but you get the picture.

54 posted on 01/02/2018 8:07:12 AM PST by a little elbow grease (I was married by a judge. I should have asked for a jury.)
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shocking


57 posted on 01/02/2018 8:10:51 AM PST by bitt (The first to squeal gets the best deal.)
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(From C.T.)

beaupre03 says:

January 2, 2018 at 2:02 am

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O, what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive!

Good Lord, the people in DC are the most corrupt, despicable human beings around. There is nothing redeeming about any of them except for the handful of honest public servants. It’s like the game they play is “How much can we get away with.” Everyone in DC knows how corrupt everyone else is, it’s just a matter of avoiding getting caught until you can die with a big pile of cash.

If any of you beltway swamp things are reading this: God always confronts human evil. Your turn is coming!

59 posted on 01/02/2018 8:12:38 AM PST by a little elbow grease (I was married by a judge. I should have asked for a jury.)
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This all brings back memories of when I was 12 years old (35 years ago) and realizing for the first time that “professional” wrestling was all staged and choreographed before each match! I still remember my jaw dropping when I learned that the “winner” was always preordained and chosen by Vince McMann.

I tried, in vain, to explain this to my family down in the DC area (most of them “professionals” that are highly educated). They scoffed at the whole idea and literally repeated the talking points straight out of CNN. So damn frustrating.....


66 posted on 01/02/2018 9:28:32 AM PST by freddy005
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This all brings back memories of when I was 12 years old (35 years ago) and realizing for the first time that “professional” wrestling was all staged and choreographed before each match! I still remember my jaw dropping when I learned that the “winner” was always preordained and chosen by Vince McMann.

I tried, in vain, to explain this to my family down in the DC area (most of them “professionals” that are highly educated). They scoffed at the whole idea and literally repeated the talking points straight out of CNN. So damn frustrating.....


67 posted on 01/02/2018 9:29:39 AM PST by freddy005
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