Well, don't let the "Awan deal" change your mind. My personal reading is that Awan is still on the table and is either being worked or saved for later.
Bagster
Well, don't let the "Awan deal" change your mind. My personal reading is that Awan is still on the table and is either being worked or saved for later.
Bagster
Awan was part of it. Strzok still being employed is another, All these people with continued security clearance is another. It seems like a failure to act - weakness, compromised perhaps. I have a big problem with his lack of action on very important matters.
Hoping you are right and that Awan gets his due.
I agree.
There is no chance that the DoJ just blew off the Awan situation. There is MUCH MORE going on here than meets the eye ... the very least of which would include testimony against DWS and many others.
I suspect Awan was just a garden-variety criminal, probably a low-level sociopath, and the Congressional Black Caucus amongst other RATS got on board for under-the-table cash ... not giving a second thought to the espionage and blackmail implications, or to the good of the nation.
Ag some point, inevitably, more nefarious forces would have identified and fully exploited the value of a gateway into the information systems of the United States.
I used to.
Well, don’t let the “Awan deal” change your mind. My personal reading is that Awan is still on the table and is either being worked or saved for later.
Bagster
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Dear Baggie, and LouisianaJoan,
Neonrevolt has done a masterful discourse on the whole Awan situation which you are questioning:
He makes reference within the above discourse, but I have isolated the link because it is worthwhile being able to grab it without having to scroll through the neonrevolt link:
https://www.thegoldwater.com/news/30325-Imran-Awan-Cuts-Deal-with-DOJ-The-Chess-Theory
Both of these are absolutely elegant analyses of the whole Awan-being-let-off the hook thing and what he was up to. They ARE worth the time to read, if you are genuinely seeking to learn about all this, especially why, in the face of apparent leniency toward Awan, we should continue to “Trust Sessions.”
Wishing you well in your researches, LouisianaJoanofArc.