Sundance is a grifter, self promoter and Q hater. One of his motives is to cast doubt on Q and the Plan, and this necessitates or involves making Trump look like a dumm loser who surrounded himself with traitors, not having a clue they were bad, or helpless to do anything, not in control.
I pay him no need whatsoever.
Durham’s role is yet to be seen. I have no doubt that Durham will deliver. I did as much research on him as I could find when he surfaced. There is very little about him online. Other than he goes after criminals, especially the RICO variety, without any regard to bias, politics, or any other factor. He sees his vocation as good vs. evil. He is a devout Catholic. He is as far from an attention seeking publicity hound as it is possible to be. He has never lost a case. His peers in the legal field have nothing but high praise for his methods, ethics, character and results.
He doesn’t bring a case until it is freeQing air tight.
Regarding Barr, I think there is a good chance that this current stuff is similar to Sessions and Trump. A quick search provides not much but a few snips that might be relevant. Trump did not mention which US attorney. I think this is very possibly fog of war to confuse the enemy about who is against them, who is on their side and who is “flexible”. Also Bill Barr’s name was on that white board...
Only thing that popped up right away, from TCTH:
“There are three U.S. Attorney Divisions in Pennsylvania: Eastern (Philly), Middle (Wilkes-Barre) and Western (Pittsburgh/Erie). Given the nature of the story as told during the speech, it would most likely be the former USAO in the Philadelphia office; that was William M. McSwain who announced his resignation on January 14, 2021.”
US election: Attorney General Barr orders federal prosecutors to investigate claims of irregularities
12:50pm, 10 Nov, 2020
US Attorney General William Barr has instructed federal prosecutors to look into “substantial” allegations of irregularities in last week’s election, prompting the top lawyer overseeing voter fraud investigations to resign in protest.
Barr sent his letter on Monday after days of attacks on the integrity of the election by US President Donald Trump and Republican allies, who have alleged without evidence that there was widespread voter fraud.
Trump has not conceded the election to Democrat Joe Biden who on Saturday secured more than the 270 votes in the Electoral College needed to win the presidency.
Barr told prosecutors that “fanciful or far-fetched claims” should not be a basis for investigation and that his letter did not indicate the Justice Department had uncovered voting irregularities affecting the outcome of the election.
But he did say he was authorising prosecutors to “pursue substantial allegations” of irregularities of voting and the counting of ballots.
Richard Pilger, who for years has served as director of the Election Crimes Branch, announced in an internal email that he was resigning from that post after he read “the new policy and its ramifications.”
Biden’s campaign said Barr was fuelling Trump’s far-fetched allegations of fraud.
“Those are the very kind of claims that the president and his lawyers are making unsuccessfully every day, as their lawsuits are laughed out of one court after another,” said Bob Bauer, a senior adviser to Biden.
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Hmmm....So on or around Nov 10 Barr tells - no, orders - fed prosecutors to investigate claims of irregularities, and 4 days later the fed prosecutor or whatever who may be the one who said Barr ordered him not to investigate, resigns.
Hmmm....So on or around Nov 10 Barr tells - no, orders - fed prosecutors to investigate claims of irregularities, and 4 days later the fed prosecutor or whatever who may be the one who said Barr ordered him not to investigate, resigns.
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thanx for dusting that point off, LJ
and Dec. 1, Barr says no election fraud.
a 19 day national investigation of voter fraud? I think not.