[TXnMA]

"Razor": the "Smoking Gun" -- in the FBI's Hand

The FBI's recently released pre-interview statement of "goals" is de facto proof that the entire Flynn interview was a POLITICAL operation, and not a valid law enforcement action. The critical section of the FBI's "goals">

The three stated goals were:

1. To get Flynn to admit to a crime (standard law enforcement interrogation practice)
   ...or...
   
2. To create a process crime by getting Flynn to lie ..."so we can prosecute him"

   -- blatant ENTRAPMENT
   ...or...
   

3. to "get him FIRED" -- a purely POLITICAL and PUNITIVE "goal" -- with zero place in a "law enforcement" action!"

It is goal 3. that is the "smoking gun"!

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... interpreted as a meme:

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The last line is where I really need help. To me, it is obvious that including a non-LEO jurisdiction, punitive action as the final of three "OR" options, indicates that the overall goal was political and punitive -- and that there was zero legitimate law enforcement purpose involved!

I'm welcoming any and all suggestions for improvement of the meme -- but, where I really need help is on that final "punch line".

Getting that basic a concept across "in Meme space" is a tough challenge!

H - E - L - P !!

TXnMA    
  

[alligator]

A political hit job?

[CJ Wolf]

How bout this?

[Keflavik76]

Last line:

Political: Obama to Trump at White House, "Don't hire Flynn"

[CJ Wolf]

[bigbob]

I like tying it back to who did it because the 7th floor of FBI didn’t just dream this up all by themselves:

A few ideas:

- “Razor” - the weapon Obama brought to a political fight

- Gen. Flynn brought 30+ years of service, Obama brought a “Razor”

- Did Obama’s “Razor” accomplish his “goal”?

- “Razor” was FBI’s weapon, Obama was the barber

[Keflavik76]

Last Line: Obama "not a fan of Michael Flynn".

A senior Trump administration official acknowledged Monday that Obama raised the issue of Flynn, saying the former president made clear he was "not a fan of Michael Flynn.

[CJ Wolf]

[generally]

I would change the first one from enforcement to coercion. There is nothing wrong with enforcing the law. In fact, it’s a good thing. They weren’t enforcing anything. They were trying to coerce him into admitting to something that he didn’t do.

Maybe change political to destruction. Personal and political destruction.