Posted on 08/18/2020 3:37:36 PM PDT by ransomnote
Thanks
“96% down! That is a huge BOOM!
Q says it is up for us to know. This is one of those things.
Amazing job, Mr. President. You’re taking on modern-day slavery, and you’re freeing people! https://t.co/FVIQivkzG8—; ExpectingRain (@ExpectingRain_) August 19, 2020”
Amen!
Great news.
Big time answer to prayer.
Like the folks running out of adrenochrome
bring the cockroaches out to the light.
I believe the 96% was in relation to the border, not overall. That was my take watching it early this morning.
-SB
But don’t like the Barr has a weak hand comment
I’m sure we’re all hoping Barr comes through and does the job properly. There is doubt though -
During an exclusive interview with FOX Business’ Maria Bartiromo, the president was asked about the Durham probe, which the Justice Department has said could yield some results by next month.
“Bill Barr can go down as the greatest attorney general in the history of our country, or he can go down as an average guy. We’ll see what happens,” Trump said.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-barr-durham-probe-gauntlet
As AG under Bush I, Barr was a derpbag regarding Ruby Ridge...He needs to step up this time.
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TBD
For those prophetically minded. Dana Cornerstone and Kevin Zendai shared about the next 4 months. There will be voting at polling offices, so not all mail in. One saw military at the polling stations. The other saw disrupters, like antifa I guess, but mocking the voters and discouraging them, putting on skits in clownish outfits. For example, in Portland one day they dressed up like moms of the protester, the next day like veterans. There will be a great increase in violence starting around September, October and November will be very bad. Dems are desperate.
Around Sept they will push for greater restrictions for the hyped virus. October may be the time when China releases a stronger virus. All well planned out as you can see in Plandemic. That in itself will cause great unrest worldwide. Trump can't reveal his hand, but I am hoping it is a good one.
Attorney General from 1991 to 1993, William Barr was responsible for both the U.S. Marshals Service and the FBI during the seige at Ruby Ridge. But it wasn’t until after leaving office that Barr did the most damage. In 1997, brave Idaho Prosecutor Denise Woodbury charged Lon Horiuchi – the FBI sniper who fatally shot Vicki Weaver – with involuntary manslaughter. The case was dismissed, but was eventually reversed by the Ninth Circuit, which held that the case could stand trial. By now, enough time had gone by that Woodbury got defeated in the 2000 election, and Prosecutor Brett Benson was now on the case.
It was during this time that Barr worked pro-bono, behind the scenes, to seek immunity for Horiuchi. He organized former attorney generals and others to help defend Horiuchi, and he helped frame legal documents in their appeal to the Ninth Circuit. Barr’s attempt was a success, and Prosecutor Benson dismissed all charges against Horiuchi. Benson later resigned due to charges of forgery and falsifying documents.
Horiuchi’s case was dismissed on September 14, 2001. Special Prosecutor Stephen Yagman, who had been appointed by Woodbury to handle the case and was later fired by Benson, said of the final outcome: ‘’I could not disagree more with this decision than I do.’’
Horiuchi went on to be promoted in the FBI, he never spent a day in jail, and he never missed a day’s pay. William Barr went on to hold several posts within the Department of Justice and the CIA, and eventually became the Attorney General under President Donald Trump.
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Clearly deep state behavior then...Now: TBD
If all of the “Removed by Moderator” posts are yours and you have not wound up in FR Jail, I applaud you, but I applaud you anyway...
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The posts belonged to the stalker
-SB
Did a little research on how to spot a bot. Some bots will try too hard to speak casually by using an excess of “lol” or use awkward turn of phrases or repeating expressions just as our visitor repeated “you nuts” and idiocy. Don’t know if it was a bot but someone noted that he/she/it used the same expression “poisonous” as was used on twitter before a recent purge of conservatives.
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Could be. Her posting history shows replies to be short and casual, like one would talk to a stranger.
I hear ya, and you may well be right, but every time I say something will or won’t happen because Q, someone replies “Disinformation sometimes is necessary”. All I’ll say is, Snowden is the kind that some would put forth a cover story about.
There is no way Barr would have come back if it wasn’t to inflict some serious pain. He honestly didn’t need the aggravation.
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That’s what we’re all hoping.
100,000 Evacuated As Massive Flooding In China Threatens Ancient Giant Buddha Statue
Heavy seasonal rainfall, which has caused the worst flooding in decades across China’s interior, forced officials at the Three Gorges Dam on Wednesday to open all 10 spillways for the first-time ever in an effort to control rising water on a reservoir along the Yangtze River.
WWG1WGA
Garde la Foi, mes amis! Nous nous sommes les sauveurs de la République! Maintenant et Toujours!
(Keep the Faith, my friends! We are the saviors of the Republic! Now and Forever!)
LonePalm, le Républicain du verre cassé (The Broken Glass Republican)
and this just in...
CHER FOR POSTMASTER (because Postmistress would be sexist):
https://twitter.com/chrisharnick/status/1296150956724428800
Just cannot believe these celebs, their brains must have just turned to j-e-l-l-o.
However I did enjoy the response from the prograssive dingbat who was complaining about the DNC giving time to Republicans Who Hate Trump. After Chris Christie said it would be fine if Kasich left the Republican party, she replied “No, we don’t want him either!”.
See Post 431!
POTUS starts Presser today bashing Barry’s Iran deal and the restoring of sanctions on Iran. And he’s wearing the pretty pastel pink tie.
FBI Attorney Admits Altering Email Used for FISA Application During “Crossfire Hurricane” Investigation
Former FBI attorney Kevin Clinesmith, 38, pleaded guilty today in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia to a false statement offense stemming from his altering of an email in connection with the submission of a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (“FISA”) application, announced John H. Durham, Special Attorney to the Attorney General.
Pursuant to the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act), the guilty plea proceeding occurred via videoconference before U.S. District Judge James E. Boasberg.
According to court documents and statements made in court, between July 2015 and September 2019, Clinesmith was employed with the FBI as an Assistant General Counsel in the National Security and Cyber Law Branch of the FBI’s Office of General Counsel in Washington, D.C. On July 31, 2016, the FBI opened a Foreign Agents Registration Act investigation, known as “Crossfire Hurricane,” into whether individuals associated with the Donald J. Trump for President Campaign were coordinating activities with the Russian government. By August 16, 2016, the FBI had opened cases under the Crossfire Hurricane umbrella on four individuals, including an individual identified in this case as “Individual #1.”
Clinesmith was assigned to provide legal support to FBI personnel working on Crossfire Hurricane, and he assisted FBI personnel with applications prepared by the FBI and the Justice Department’s National Security Division to conduct surveillance under the FISA. During the investigation, there were a total of four court-approved FISA applications targeting Individual #1. Each of the FISA applications alleged there was probable cause that Individual #1 was a knowing agent of a foreign power, specifically Russia.
On August 17, 2016, prior to the approval of the first FISA application #1, another U.S. government agency (“OGA”) provided certain members of the Crossfire Hurricane team a memorandum indicating that Individual #1 had been approved as an “operational contact” for the OGA from 2008 to 2013 and detailing information that Individual #1 had provided to the OGA concerning Individual #1’s prior contacts with certain Russian intelligence officers. The first three FISA applications did not include Individual #1’s history or status with the OGA.
Prior to the submission of the fourth FISA application, and after Individual #1 stated publicly that he/she had assisted the U.S. government in the past, an FBI Supervisory Special Agent (“SSA”) asked Clinesmith to inquire with the OGA as to whether Individual #1 had ever been a “source” for the OGA. On June 15, 2017, Clinesmith sent an email to a liaison at the OGA (“OGA Liaison”) seeking clarification as to whether Individual #1 was an OGA source, and the OGA Liaison responded via email to Clinesmith. On June 19, 2017, Clinesmith altered the email he received from the OGA Liaison by adding the words “not a source,” and then forwarded the email to the FBI SSA. Relying on the altered email, on June 29, 2017, the SSA signed and submitted the fourth FISA application to the U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court. The application did not include Individual #1’s history or status with the OGA.
Clinesmith pleaded guilty to one count of making a false statement within both the jurisdiction of the executive branch and judicial branch of the U.S. government, an offense that carries a maximum term of imprisonment of five years and a fine of up to $250,000. Judge Boasberg scheduled sentencing for December 10, 2020.
This case is being prosecuted by Special Assistant U.S. Attorney Neeraj N. Patel and Assistant U.S. Attorney Anthony Scarpelli, with the support and assistance of other members of Special Attorney Durham’s team.
~65# of explosive
QAnon question to the President at his presser...
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