[Greetings_Puny_Humans]

If this is true then the conclusion many of us had the other night is true: there was never any memo. It was just a narrative device. Comey is so stupid he included an unnecessary detail just to spice up the story without even bothering to create evidence to verify it.

[Flick Lives]

Comey is so stupid he included an unnecessary detail just to spice up the story without even bothering to create evidence to verify it.

Excessive detail is often a tell that someone is lying. They know what they are saying is a lie, and by embellishing their story with detail they think they make it more "real" and convincing.

[Cboldt]

Memo or not, Comey's reason for memorializing the conversation was some variation of "don't trust Trump." This is a common theme. Comey also did not trust Jeff Sessions, which is why Comey and his insiders club (Andrew McCabe, Jim Rybicki, James Baker) withheld information from him.

This play is a like Cain Mutiny in reverse. Still a mutiny, and the mutineers go out of their way to torpedo the captain, but in this case the captain is sane and the mutineers are the ones talking about strawberries.

[P-Marlowe]

The inevitable “the dog ate my memo” excuse.

I’m so glad Trump fired this idiot. We had a criminal running the FBI.

Of course the Deep State MSM will try to spin this to make Trump look bad.

[central_va]

The only thing Comey's performance lacked were the Navy uniform and the rolling of ball bearing in his hand.

"See there was this memo I wrote to myself. I often talk to myself so I put it down on paper..."

[Aevery_Freeman]

He seems like a sociopath who believes he is starring in his own personal narrative.

One almost expects to see him dart from behind the curtain near the Grandfather's clock, both hands forming a fake gun, ready to take down Dr. Evil without any regard for his own personal safety.

Cue dramatic music

[Steven Tyler]

Comedy is a showboat and cannot help himself