Posted on 09/19/2018 1:49:58 PM PDT by detective
The Deep State is in an obvious panic mode since President Donald Trump ordered a number of documents relating to the Russia investigation be declassified. Joining the loud choir of those who are pushing for insubordination against the president is former CIA Director John Brennan.
Appearing on MSNBC on Tuesday, Brennan urged people in the intelligence community to ignore the president’s order. The former CIA head was stripped of his security clearance by Trump in August for his bizarre behavior.
(Excerpt) Read more at thegatewaypundit.com ...
Brennan’s whole history in intelligence should be examined by Congress (hard to do with a leaderless FBI) to see if he slipped through the security net of pre-employment investigations.
Who let a guy who admitted that he voted for the Communist Party leader in a presidential election get anywhere near a position in the intelligence community?
I know how one possible Soviet spy got through that net, a long time ago, but he had cover from the inside, a very high up Soviet stooge.
Did someone facilitate Brennan’s rise or was he able to manipulate a broken system (thanks to Sen. Church and Rep. Pike, among others) by himself?
He smells “wacko” if not “pink” or now a supporter of militant Islam. Nobody’s religion should be held against them per se, but given his very strange and possibly dangerous actions against the President and possibly the US (he’s been a failures as head of the CIA), it is a factor that now has to be taken into consideration.
I hear that Ft. Marcy park is lovely in the fall.
Those who fail to learn from history...
Dang!
Globull warming back then!
SURELY caused by MAN and his exploding SO much gunpowder!!!
Some of it is very easy due to the number of archives and the failure of shredding machines (in some cases "shredding" meant tearing paper in two by hand and documents could be recovered easily). In 1995, the BStU began reassembling the shredded documents; 13 years later, the three dozen archivists commissioned to the projects had only reassembled 327 bags; they are now using computer-assisted data recovery to reassemble the remaining 16,000 bags – estimated at 45 million pages. It is estimated that this task may be completed at a cost of 30 million dollars.[73]
It’s really disgusting and disturbing that we had/have such as he in high places...the 2nd Amendment may be all that has kept them at bay for some decades.
No worries John, I believe that they will let you have a Koran in Gitmo.....
If anyone does contemplate defying a direct order by the Commander in Chief, they can take a glance down memory lane at General MacArthur. And if they actually do it, they can join him in obscurity as their successors do their duty.
That depends. If tried in military court under the Uniform Court of Military Justice (UCMJ), sedition is punishable by death.
These seditionists are not in the military.
The assassination plot text will blow the door wide open.
Return to USConstitution.
End lawless DC institutions, or perish.
There is precedent for trying civilians for treason in military courts, and executions have resulted. And you might want to examine two recent events which are related to this subject:
1. Sen. Lindsey Graham's questioning of Judge Kavanaugh about the jurisdiction of military courts and the applicability of the UCMJ to civilians charged with treason. Judge Kavanaugh's clear agreement on the subject was eye-opening. (Skip to 25:50 on the YouTube video).
2. Recently published changes to Manual for Courts Martial which become effective January 1, 2019. These changes clarify the joint roles of the Secretaries of Defense and Homeland Security and the Attorney General regarding jurisdiction of military courts.
I believe there are too many convergences to be coincidental. We shall see...
It’s called sedition. Doing this publically leaves no defense if brought up on charges. Make an example of him, Comey, strock, and others and the crap will STOP.
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