Posted on 03/08/2021 4:28:25 AM PST by MtnClimber
If Durham is allowed to proceed with indictments of serious power players, then the conclusion that we are becoming a banana republic without the bananas can be suspended for a while.
The shockingly lenient treatment of FBI lawyer Kevin Clinesmith, who lied to a federal judge in order to keep spying on Carter Page, has led many of us to despair that justice will never be done in the greatest political scandal in American history, the use of the FBI and intelligence community resources to spy on the presidential campaign of Donald Trump, and to bring him down once elected. But John Solomon, the journalist who has broken more stories on the
scandal than anyone else I can think of, offered a ray of hope yesterday in an interview with Maria Bartiromo on her weekly must-see Fox News Channel show, Sunday Morning Futures.
In the second half of the interview (full interview here), Solomon revealed that his sources (which have been excellent) indicate that a senior member of the FBI leadership group around Comey and Strzok has turned state’s evidence. Solomon also believes that Durham will have indictments ready in six to eight weeks.
However, and this is the soul-crushing detail, Durham needs Department of Justice approval before going ahead with indictments.
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We can’t wait John, we are sitting on pins and needles!
What a hero!
Is Solomon’s source Q?
Trust Durham. Trust Barr. Trust Sessions. Trust Solomon.
Trump could have saved himself and all of us a lot of crap if he had just followed his instinct and tell McConnell, Lindsay, and others to back off and stay out...
I can’t imagine even Sean Hannity will start a “tick tock” over this one. But you never know.
Solomon has been pathetic for a long time now. Always selling bombshells and coming up with duds.
There will be nothing Durham does which will be meaningful.
And of course Durham is not even there.
If he does, it will be for Donald Trump.
zero confidence in anything to do with the Dept. of Justice.
zero confidence in anything to do with the Federal gub mint.
Never in a million years. Are system is corrupt to the core protecting the elected elites and their minions.
No, he won’t.
Hope I’m wrong, but I’m not.
L
That’s gotta be sarcasm
Independent journalist and suspiciously inaccurate Spygate predictor John Solomon appears on Fox Morning News with Maria Bartiromo to discuss his ongoing Spygate storyline. After predicting for three years that indictments were coming, Solomon now says indictments over the next six to eight weeks are most likely; AS LONG AS the DOJ gives John Durham permission.
SNL or SMF? Solomon Says Durham Indictments 6-8 Weeks.
If you find the most sincere pumpkin patch the Great Pumpkin will really appear this time, just you wait and see.......
Hey John Solomon, 2019 called. They want their Headline Back!
When pigs can fly.
How is Durham independent if he needs DOJ approval?
Do all special prosecutors need DOJ approval? Dont recall that. The reason for a special prosecutor is to take it out of DOJ hands.
What a scam!
In a nutshell
Sad but true
These investigators continue to get paid even if they produce nothing. Hell of a gig.
I saw Solomon interview by Bartiromo. I think his closing statement was something like this:
“Criminal charges should be ready to go in 6 to 8 weeks. They just have to get the approval from the Biden Justice Department to proceed.”
Hahahahahalololololo Bwahahahahahhahahah. And he said it with a straight face!
However, and this is the soul-crushing detail, Durham needs Department of Justice approval before going ahead with indictments.
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Even if there are incitement’s, and even if they make it past this hurdle, which is unlikely, and even if there is a trial. A DC jury would never indict a Dem/FBI member.
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