Posted on 12/11/2019 5:06:47 PM PST by E. Pluribus Unum
Sen. John Kennedy said Wednesday he wanted to throw up after reading the inspector general’s report on the FBI’s investigation into the Trump campaign.
“About 15 percent of the way through it made me want to heave,” the Louisiana Republican said. “About 25 percent of the way through it I thought I dropped acid. It’s surreal.”
Mr. Kennedy’s comments came as Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee about his report’s contents.
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As well, his scope was limited to DOJ folks only and he had to take what they said at face value unless there was directly contradictory evidence.
Excellent point...........we can.....and should ......move that issue.
Check this out =>
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Mark Meadows
@RepMarkMeadows
This exchange. Staggering.
Cruz: “A lawyer at the FBI creates fraudulent evidence, alters an email that is in turn used as the basis for a sworn statement to the court that the court relies on. Am I stating that accurately?”
Horowitz: “That’s correct. That’s what occurred”
14:37 - 11 Dec 2019
https://twitter.com/RepMarkMeadows/status/1204847596017205249
In my imagination, I can see, just after Trump won the election, about ten or fifteen of the anonymous head hogs of the globalists convening in secret to plot the destruction of the Trump presidency. Based on their previous record of destroying politicians, they probably thought he would be gone his first year. They gave orders to their cadre of useful idiots in the DOJ by way of their handler Brennan.
Tonight, after watching Horowitz, the same group is probably meeting again in a state of alarm and drawing up plans on just who to throw to the wolves as a distraction and sacrifice to the demands of accountability.
I assume James Comey and his crew top off the list. Brennan and Clapper are getting nervous. If the heat really gets too hot, and they really need cover, their puppet Obama is not sacrosanct.
It explains a lot, doesn’t it.
“The key will be whether Bull Durham will find evidence of these criminals passing over to the DNC/HRC campaign any information obtained through this surveillance.”
That sure would satisfy the “beyond a reasonable doubt” criteria that Barr stated would be necessary in his interview with the WSJ yesterday. He also said, with a big smile, “these things take time”.
Yet none of the GOP Senators will publicaly call the FBI’s actions against POTUS Trump a coup.
He identified 17 instances of FISA abuse but did not identify who was responsible for each. This is a fundamental failure of his investigation.
Is this the MO the HRC campaign used to hide information obtained through this surveillance?
Secy Clinton signed a June 28, 2011 official correspondence advising all State Department employees that, “due to ‘recent targeting of personal e-mail accounts by online adversaries,’ State employees should ‘avoid conducting official Department business from (their) personal e-mail accounts.”
In other words, Clinton absolved herself from FOIA exposure to a greater degree. Hacks were not infrequent occurrences, if the documents obtained by Judicial Watch are any indicator, with State Department IG Steven Linick writing in one email: “May 13, 2011 2:28 am Huma – Phil Rein potential hack.”
Much more than “a mistake,” it’s now clear that Clinton is involved in the cover-up of multiple felonies.
SOME OF HILLARY’S CRIMES
-Gross negligence in handling T/S SCI data.
-Directing the mishandling of T/S SCI data onto non-secure systems.
-Storing T/S SCI data on personal servers and devices.
-Lying to Congress regarding these violations.
-Facilitating the transfer of critical nuclear material to an adversary for personal gain.
-Laundering money through a charitable foundation for personal use.
-Income Tax evasion.
-Conspiracy to implement each of the above charges.
-An unexplained $6billion missing from the State Dept under her tenure.
(HAT TIP DETECTIVE)
<><> Deliberately and illegally destroying over 30,000 records that were under subpoena.
<><> Perjury, including repeatedly lying to the FBI and Congress.
<><> Directly causing the murder of four Americans.
<><> Selling national security secrets to foreign countries.
<><> Misappropriating disaster relief for Haiti.
The celebrating that I will do when she meats Lucifer!
That may be so by his procedures, but that makes his office useless as a serious investigative function. He had a huge pile of indirect evidence staring him in the face, suggesting that what he was being told is very likely untrue. He should have dug deeper, procedures be damned, or be ashamed to accept his paycheck.
“There are two possibilities:
1. FBI agents purposely abused their power to wage a political war against a presidential candidate.
2. They were so incompetent they let a foreign political operative weaponize the FISA program into a spying operation on a rival presidential campaign.”
Hey! It’s OK, no worries. I heard one of the Republican’s this afternoon say that he HOPED they would be disciplined.
Every soul is valued. She may yet be saved.
Pray for her.
It may be she would find Jesus in Prison.
Many have.
Gawd.....hoped?
While Leary is who he was...not a hero in any respect...The basic question of humans being allowed to expand their minds through other substances remains to be answered.
Pretty much all societies from antiquity to modern day have their shamans, seers and medicine men that dabble in mind altering substances to see to the other side. In my opinion, all humans that wish to do so in a “religious” setting should be allowed to do so. Not on a daily basis...but in a yearly or some such regime.
There is an interesting theory that man evolved by taking psychedelic mushrooms. I don’t know how much stock I put in the theory, but it is interesting. I understand that great work is being done with small amounts of DMT with soldiers to help them get over PSTD with success as I understand.
I don’t think psychedelics should be sold on every street corner, but I do believe that it is a basic human right to consume most any substance they wish, with the obvious caveats.
Marijuana is now legal in many states and I have no interest in partaking. I did those things in my youth, like many...but being in my 60s, I would still be interested in venturing into a psychedelic state in a controlled situation with a guide. Maybe we all need a Don Juan to guide us through our Casteneda adventures. Terrance McKenna. Now that was a cat that was interesting. He could give hours long lectures on a variety of subjects. His talks on hermetic alchemy are fascinating.
Anyway, those are my thoughts.
Horowitz could have made this clear in his summary. Instead, he left it unclear, giving the propaganda media the opportunity to continue to attack Trump.
That's right !
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