[Ann Archy]

PRAYING FOR REAL JUSTICE!

[A Navy Vet]

Things are building. I’m hopeful.

[bitt]

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[A Navy Vet]

I’m keeping to my prediction that either Huma or her Perve husband, whoever gets the best deal, is going to roll over for the new Hillary email investigation. My bet is on the Perve since he already knows how bad prison is.

[PGR88]

Sally Yates told IG Horowitz that the DOJ’s National Security Division (NSD) was off-limits to his inspections and oversight.

The NSD is the part of the DOJ that handles FISA applications for the FBI. The head of the NSD at that time was a guy named JOHN CARLIN. Before becoming assistant AG for NSD - he was Robert Mueller’s internal Chief Counsel. He was appointed by Loretta Lynch. He head of the office that handled the FISA spying requests on Trump.

John Carlin resigned from his position a mere 5 weeks before the election in 2016. Why would a young man (43) so well-connected and poised for higher office simply LEAVE the DOJ, right before Hillary Clinton was poised to be elected?

Why do we never hear the name John Carlin on the news?

[bigbob]

Remember, Michael Horowitz went to WAR with the Obama Administration when Zero and Holder tried to limit his authority. He worked with other IGs and Congress to get a new law passed that lameduck Zero signed last December to strengthen the power of the OIGs office and authority. Then, less than a month later, he put out the following. Still think Michael Horowitz is not serious about this?

[Liz]

EXCERPT--If you think the IG position is not important,remember this: Remarkably, Pres Obama did not appoint a permanent one for the State Dept during Mrs. Clinton’s entire tenure. When John Kerry took over as Secretary of State, the newly appointed IG found and disclosed that Mrs. Clinton used an illegal secret server, and they immediately identified classified material in the first random sample of only 40 documents.

[rigelkentaurus]

Seeing a few retirements, a couple of demotions and reassignments is not enough. I am skeptical and want to be hopeful, but need less talk and more action. Once we actually see a few key players indicted and arrested on serious charges with the promise of bigger ones falling thereafter, I’ll maybe begin to believe that the some of the government corruption can be gotten under control, but again, I am very skeptical.

Until then, in the box score, it still looks like the Rats/Swamp/Media complex are still winning big.