[bitt]

DIRECT LINK:

https://technofog.substack.com/p/fusion-gps-loses-its-fight-over-privileged?s=w

[DoughtyOne]

Heh heh heh...

[Billthedrill]

All I want to know is who authorized the access to the NSA database, who searched for what, and what they got. All three are felonies.

[janetjanet998]

prepare for “leaks” by Monday to the NY times and Washington Post to spin these ahead of time

[know.your.why]

This guy has been helping me try to understand this tremendous cluster of a case that Durham is up against. I've heard it called the most significant case in the history of US Politics and much much bigger than Watergate.

Youtube link Durham Wins FusionGPS Emails

[sauropod]

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[rottweiller_inc]

Well it’s a good news bad news type thing. While Durham Can’t use them in court ,at least not in this court, Being allowed to see them will perhaps give him a new direction to go should he be so inclined.

[Candor7]

The noose is tightening on the Hillery Clinton organization.....from whichi the rest of the Dem radial at war with America party has distanced itself.

The Dem Party is more radical than Hitlery wants, and so they left her in the can. The current Crop of Dem Trotskyites will celebrate the dismantling of the Clinton wing and will dance in the streets at the incarceratio of Clinton running dogs.Its part of the revlooshun!

All of this should have happened back in 2017.

[LS]

What ought to be obvious, beyond the fact that this trial is over a relative nobody in the system, is that it has taken Durham three freakin’ years to charge a minnow. Three years. And his sloth-like pace already cost him evidence, as seen in this case.

Even if he were going after real big fish (which I don’t think he is) they would all be Methusela’s age by the time he finally charged them.

[stylin19a]

just read this...I'm confused.

https://thefederalist.com/2022/05/13/court-agrees-to-let-spygate-cabal-hide-some-of-their-emails-from-the-grand-jury/

Although the court held those 22 emails and the related attachments were not protected by attorney-client privilege, Judge Cooper nonetheless concluded that the special counsel’s office waited too long to file its motion to compel. “As a matter of principle,” the court explained, it would not “put Mr. Sussmann in the position of having to evaluate the documents, and any implications they might have on his trial strategy, at this late date.” Accordingly, the court held, “the government will not be permitted to introduce the emails and attachments that the Court has ruled are not subject to privilege.”