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Barr assigns US attorney in Connecticut to look into government surveillance involving Trump
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| 05/13/2019
| Gregg Re, Jake Gibson
Posted on 05/13/2019 6:41:46 PM PDT by aimhigh
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To: tennmountainman
What ever happened to Huber? Is he still alive? Is he in a nursing home? He "worked on it" for a couple months, then billed Sessions' office for the first $20 million. He then spent 7 months shopping for an estate on the beach in the Bahamas.
He then billed another $10 million, and bought this beautiful sailboat (he named it "Cool Coup".
Eventually he'll send in his "report" (along with a final bill).
I suspect his report will illustrate how heroic the Obama admin was in their efforts to stop Putin's hand-picked stooge, Donald Trump. His book will appear on Amazon the following week, and the NYT has promised to put it on the top ten list the following week.
To: proust
Democracy without the rule of law is mob rule.
Our representative democracy is utterly dependent on a general acceptance of the principle that we are government of laws and not a government of sophists. The rule of law implies checks on the rule of the mob by resort to constitutional and legal principle. When society ceases to have confidence that the game is being played straight, it abandons its commitment to fairness and splinters into factions seeking raw power.
When the director of the FBI speaks to the nation and identifies the crimes of Hillary Clinton up to the very threshold of indictment and then abandons the rule of law, our society inches closer to a government of sophists. When rankly partisan House Committee Democrats unilaterally find the attorney general in contempt on blatantly specious grounds, it becomes obvious that the game is not being played straight.
When the Obama administration in its time, or house Democrats in real time, cease to exercise their powers according to the established norms of law and justice but instead weaponize the rule of law, those who are not Democrats have no choice if they wish to survive but to splinter off and seek enough power to at least survive. The slide into anarchy advances inch by inch.
Society's understanding of fairness is necessarily drawn from what they are told about events by the press. When this intermediary abandons its moral obligation to honor its protection under the First Amendment, society eventually assumes a protective posture of cynicism. The rule of law depends on society having, not cynicism that we are governed by sophists but confidence that there is a real and dependable rule of law protecting them.
Every day as a society we are edging closer to what I felt while in Russia, a universal cynicism that everything was corrupt and that those who behaved honorably were not righteous individuals to be respected but fools who did not get the game.
Your cynicism is not misplaced but quite rational.
Ship of Fools.
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posted on
05/14/2019 12:40:28 AM PDT
by
nathanbedford
(attack, repeat, attack! Bull Halsey)
To: BobL
These ‘protectors’ live in this huge fear that the public may lose confidence in the FBI and that has to be prevented, at all costs. Too late. I'm happy to see so many folks finally realizing what a criminal organization the FBI is. It's hard to believe they had any credibility after Ruby Ridge, Richard Jewel, and Waco, and many others but some folks are slow I guess.
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posted on
05/14/2019 6:58:33 AM PDT
by
zeugma
(Power without accountability is fertilizer for tyranny.)
To: FreeReign
Mueller was described has a "straight arrow". YOU and several others are skeptical.. I'M NOT1
Barr and Durham are going blow the Dimms right out of the tub.. watch and see.
To: VideoDoctor
Mueller wasn't a straight arrow. That's all I said.
When it comes to trusting government and the DC swamp, skepticism is healthy.
I'm about 50/50 right now whether Barr and Durham will drain the swamp.
To: kevao
That thread mentioned Toensing reprersenting Campbell.
A few months ago Toensing an diGenova mentioned some big news that had been publickly exposed info that was majorly relevant to Huber’s investigation. After a few days, Huber asked for the documents. He was told, “We sent that to you seven months ago.” It was clear he was doing absolutely nothing to investigate.
To: Karl Spooner
When I read sessions assignment to Huber it did not mention investigating anything. It only asked for a DOJ review on 3 items.
To: Okeydoker
Sure makes the Sessions/Huber defenders look stupid.
To: Karl Spooner
An emotional investment makes it difficult if not impossible to consider alternative theory.
To: FreeReign
I'm about 50/50 right now whether Barr and Durham will drain the swamp. No one is going to completely drain the swamp.
The best we can hope for is to make a sizeable dent in the process and put the cockroaches on defense.
To: FreeReign
Mueller was described has a "straight arrow". Well.. he was to a certain degree.
He found Trump NOT GUILTY of any collusion and has refused to testify in any followup hearings so far.
To: VideoDoctor
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posted on
05/16/2019 11:39:11 AM PDT
by
caww
To: caww
Thanks for you post #52.
I believe YOU'RE RIGHT... that time has come and will occur.
To: VideoDoctor
Mueller was described has a "straight arrow".Well.. he was to a certain degree.
Not at all. Mueller has a long swampy history.
He found Trump NOT GUILTY of any collusion and has refused to testify in any followup hearings so far.
Mueller won't testify because he is afraid of Nunes. Mueller did Trump no favors with his report and his witch hunt investigation. It wasn't until Trump built enough leverage against Mueller, that he ended the investigation.
To: FreeReign
Regardless of your opinion, at this point, Muellar and his report are both a "BIG NOTHING BURGER" to Trump.
"The dogs bark but the caravan moves on."
To: VideoDoctor
Regardless of your opinion, at this point, Muellar and his report are both a "BIG NOTHING BURGER" to Trump.Regardless of your opinion there are plenty of facts, both past and present, that show Mueller to be a Deep State rat.
And the report didn't do Trump any favors. Trump did nothing wrong. That's why Mueller couldn't find that Trump did something wrong. And as a prosecutor, Mueller should never have released a report that contained hundreds of pages. That's not what investigators are supposed to do.
"The dogs bark but the caravan moves on."
From day it was a baseless investigation, a "witch hunt", that slowed down Trump's presidency.
To: FreeReign
Regardless of your opinion there are plenty of facts, both past and present, that show Mueller to be a Deep State rat. It appears that I've crossed paths with an individual who has the "rightness disease." - the need to be "right" even where there is no significant point to be made.
To: VideoDoctor
The fact that Mueller is a dirty rat is a ‘significant point’ which many people seem to be overlooking.
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posted on
05/19/2019 8:09:08 AM PDT
by
mac_truck
(aide toi et dieu t'aidera)
To: VideoDoctor
...there are plenty of facts, both past and present, that show Mueller to be a Deep State rat....where there is no significant point to be made.
The point went way over your flat head.
To: mac_truck
The fact that Mueller is a dirty rat is a ‘significant point’ which many people seem to be overlooking. Funny that this "dirty rat" did little or no damage to Trump.
Don't get focused on the players in the swamp who you KNOW.
Be more cautious of the unknown implants that have been entrenched for years in the old line deep state.
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