Posted on 10/15/2020 11:45:26 AM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum
The Delaware computer repair man who revealed Hunter and Joe Biden’s email dealings with a Burisma executive told reporters that the FBI had asked him to stay quiet about his acquisition of Hunter Biden’s laptop after they recovered the device through federal subpoena.
John Paul Mac Isaac owns a Delaware Mac computer repair store. He came into possession of Hunter Biden’s water-damaged laptop in 2019. When the younger Biden never returned to his store to pay for the repairs Isaac carried out on the device, the Mac legally became the property of Isaac under the terms of the repair agreement with Biden- contrary to false information from Twitter and establishment liberals who claim that the laptop’s contents were “hacked.”
Hunter Biden’s laptop contained information and emails that detailed what appear to be meetings between Joe Biden, Hunter Biden and a senior Burisma advisor named Vadym Pozharskyi. Joe Biden had previously denied ever meeting anyone involved with Burisma through his son’s suspicious employment with the Ukranian gas company, an assertion that appears disproven through the emails uncovered on Biden’s laptop.
Isaac reported his possession of the laptop to the FBI at some point in 2019. The federal agency ultimately ended up taking possession of the device through a federal subpoena. However, Isaac- as was his legal right as the possessor of the device- made a hard drive backup of the Macbook’s contents.
Isaac ultimately took the information contained within the laptop to Utah Senator Mike Lee and former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani. Giuliani in turn reported the contents to the New York Post, leading to Wednesday’s bombshell report on its contents.
(Excerpt) Read more at bigleaguepolitics.com ...
He's already given the evidence to Giuliani and the NY Post has the story as well as the emails.....maybe the pictures too
THIS IS your FBI????
When will Joe Biden ask the FBI to invalidate the emails? The answer is never because I am certain that the FBI has already validated their authenticity.
Hope he made many copies.....with a dead man’s switch.
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Tucker Carlson said last night that more people than the NY Post had the e-mails (implying, of course, that FNC does).
Because it is obstruction of justice to demonstrate that the FBI is obstructing justice.
But it is only 1% who are bad apples. /Sean Hannity
Probably because the computer has had an unfortunate accident with a hammer.
Thankfully he didn’t just trust the FBI & the apparently compromised Mike Lee.
A decentralized national investigative structure, overseen by the states but controlled by the commander-in-chief on a case-by-case basis, may be the best way to restore confidence that such an agency is not corrupted by national party bloc interests.
What if the FBI were disbanded as a federal agency, and replaced by a different organization that was populated by the states themselves?
- Each state would delegate a number of investigators to serve at the pleasure of their home state, and this body would become a decentralized federal investigative bureau, managed by the states.
- As is with the militia, the Constitution provides for calling up the militias for national service, but the officers are selected by the states.
- It isn't a stretch to declare that state militias have investigators as a component of a military police, perhaps made up of local police department detectives who are also in the state national guard reserves.
- Use the militia clause in the Constitution to call up the state militias' investigative arms for federal service, with state appointed officers.
- Each state can create a branch of their militia as MPs, or detectives. These people would report to militia officers appointed within each state, and then these militia branches (officers and detectives) would be called up at the request the Commander-In-Chief and approval by Congress (Article I Section 8: "to provide for calling forth the Militia to execute the Laws of the Union, suppress Insurrections and repel Invasions,") to serve a national priority such as investigating a particular federal crime, under the authority of state officers, not federal bureaucrats.
- The state officers will report directly to the Commander-In-Chief (Article II Section II: "The President shall be Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States, and of the Militia of the several States, when called into the actual Service of the United States").
- Once the investigation is complete, the investigating team is released back to the states.
- If a crime occurred in one state, then the militia police from another state can be called up to investigate.
- Several investigations across several states can operate in parallel, if needed.
Root cause analyses looks for systemic causes of failures, not behavioral causes.
- Part of that review is identifying the protective systems that were in place to prevent what happened from happening, and to brainstorm additional protective systems to catch whatever still slipped through.
- Management enforcement of process compliance with consequences for failure to comply is a protective system.
- Lax management enforcement of process compliance might be a systemic cause if the fix were to reinforce the importance of process compliance and put consequences on management for lack of process discipline.
- However, in the recent examples of FBI failure, management was not lax in oversight, they were also complicit actors in avoiding the process. This is still behavioral, so the systemic root cause is not yet found.
- I'm going to suggest that the systemic root cause of the recent FBI disfunction is the "independent" nature of the FBI itself.
- This was magnified by the behavioral causes that top management felt they were unaccountable to anyone;
- that a single ideological mindset became established through years of political appointments that controlled the hiring practices of lower-level staff;
- that using management reinforcement to correct the root cause was ineffective given that management was a part of the problem, if not leading the effort.
- Therefore, we must look to other protective systems for corrections.
- One protective system is the Inspector General. While this seems to be working now, in hindsight it doesn't seem to have been effective at the time the actions were taking place.
- When the bad actors are the top management itself in a department, an IG is too easily bypassed. Therefore, a new protective system must be put in place.
- My proposed corrective system is to replace a federal-centric FBI with a state-centric investigative agency.
- This agency would have distributed leadership, since by following the militia model in the Constitution, the "officers" would be selected by the states and would be subject to recall at the whim of the home state.
- A single monolithic mindset cannot become entrenched, since concerned states can replace their officers at any time.
- I suggested attaching this investigative militia to the Commander-In-Chief directly on a case-by-case basis, with some provision for a senior officer hierarchy to manage separate state contingents.
- Since Congress has the authority to call up the militia, but the President is the Commander-In-Chief of the militia, there is a check-and-balance already in place.
- If a state investigative team finds evidence of a crime, the President can refer charges to the Department of Justice for further prosecutorial action.
- There would be no need for a Special Prosecutor, as the investigative arm of the called up militia units can do this.
- The Department of Justice can aid the investigations with grand juries, and criminal referrals would be passed along to the Department of Justice for action.
- The President can then release the militia units back to the states, preventing a runaway special prosecutor from expanding the scope of the investigation.
- "Process crimes," such as lying to the FBI, would go away as an especially nefarious tool of an over-zealous prosecutor.
-PJ
Donald row the boat ashore, Hallelujah
Donald row the boat ashore, Hallelujah
Rushbo help to trim the sails, Hallelujah
Rushbo help to trim the sails, Hallelujah
The DC Swamp is deep and wide, Hallelujah
And We’ve got freedom on the other side, Hallelujah
Donald row the boat ashore, Hallelujah
Donald row the boat ashore, Hallelujah
Potomac river is chilly and cold, hallelujah
Chills the body but not the soul, hallelujah
Or water damaged... wink, wink, nod, nod.
The FBI took the laptop and more or less said “Nice store you’ve got here. It’d be a pity if something happened to it.” Safely assuming they left cards, it would be interesting to know and publicize the names of the agents.
Obama, Hillary, and Biden had 8 years to create the swamp.
There are a lot of good FBI agents. I know several who are 100% patriotic, pro-Constitution, and disgusted by the deep state. That said, the agency is severely tainted by those who follow in Comey’s footsteps.
We know as fact that “our” government has toppled several other foreign governments. My opinion based on how comfortable Comey, Brennan, Clapper, and the rest were with their attempted coup within our country is that this is not the first time they have meddled with our own elections. This is unacceptable, and we need to put the good agents in charge of finding every traitor in the ranks and prosecuting them ASAP. A few hundred traitors serving life without parole should discourage others from following the path of pure evil that Comey laid out in public.
Note: My suggestion is the mildest acceptable response to treason.
“It’s been up and running for half a century at bare-minimum...”
The buck$ relentlessly rain down on the Denizens of The Deep raising the “water” level and increasing the areal size of The Swamp.
Sheesh.... been going on considerably longer than that.
The CIA and the FBI are the heart and soul of the deep state.
Scatter them to the wind.
“we need to put the good agents in charge of finding every traitor in the ranks and prosecuting them ASAP”
Bagpipe Barr apparently disagrees, demonstrated by lack of action on his part.
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