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re: Andrew Weissman says McCabe is not in the clear
Posted on 2/16/20 at 10:15 am to YankeeBama
Posted on 2/16/20 at 10:15 am to YankeeBama
Why would you need to “swap” a case? Bring all charges against him. All. There is a better chance of making a charge stick using the shotgun approach.
Posted on 2/16/20 at 3:23 pm to cajunangelle
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I read every word you say as long as you take me to the prom, Davy...
I'll be there to pick you up in mom's station wagon, corsage in hand.
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And read this and let me know what you think...
Interesting article, but what jumps out to me at first glance is the fact that the McCabe announcement last week and doesn't have anything to do with seditious activity against the President. The "sedition investigation," to my knowledge, is still ingoing via the Durham investigation. If it comes to pass that a press conference or announcement occurs wherein the DOJ says "We've concluded the Durham investigation and find there are no prosecutable cases," then we have a potentially dangerous and volatile situation at that point. But it just hasn't come to pass yet. Not saying it won't, but I remain hopeful that that will not be the case.
In the meantime, it just seems dangerous itself, and irresponsible, to overly apply this very limited McCabe announcement to matters to which it doesn't relate. Those unrelated assumptions are causing people to believe the worst case scenario has occurred, when it simply has not as of this moment.
Also, I don't get the proposition that there must necessarily be protection of upper elements of the DOJ, lest there be an implosion of the integrity of the entire government. Why isn't it possible to simply identify wrongdoers, remove and prosecute them, replace with better and trustworthy people, and learn lessons to stay more vigilent from then on? After all, if a President is exposed for wrongdoing and is impeached and removed, it doesn't collapse the entire government....the VP is simply sworn in and it keeps on trucking from there.
Posted on 2/16/20 at 3:51 pm to Kraut Dawg
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More Democrat projection. They accuse you of doing what they've done.
A tactic they learned from the Soviets, BTW. That’s not speculation, that is fact. Google “Yuri Bezmenov”, learn who he is and watch the 81 minute interview.
Posted on 2/16/20 at 3:53 pm to cajunangelle
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Corsi came out and said
Jerome Corsi?
Posted on 2/16/20 at 4:18 pm to davyjones
The entire premise is if McCabe is brought up on charges and jailed for lying or for sedition; the dominoes that come crashing down involves rocking DC to it's core. Not just picking off a few bad hats.
quote:This is far too reasonable with common sense for DC.
Also, I don't get the proposition that there must necessarily be protection of upper elements of the DOJ, lest there be an implosion of the integrity of the entire government. Why isn't it possible to simply identify wrongdoers, remove and prosecute them, replace with better and trustworthy people, and learn lessons to stay more vigilent from then on? After all, if a President is exposed for wrongdoing and is impeached and removed, it doesn't collapse the entire government....the VP is simply sworn in and it keeps on trucking from there.
This post was edited on 2/16/20 at 4:19 pm
Posted on 2/16/20 at 4:21 pm to YankeeBama
They are all going to get away with it.
Weissman is just assisting the MSM with a narrative for the Filth to swallow.
Weissman is just assisting the MSM with a narrative for the Filth to swallow.
Posted on 2/16/20 at 4:22 pm to boosiebadazz
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We love Weissman, don’t we folks?!?!
My god what a stupid fricking take.
No, only the filth love this piece of shite.
Posted on 2/16/20 at 5:05 pm to cajunangelle
Well, I always kinda thought I could make a good gangster.....keep it simple, don't undervalue the practice of hiding things in plain sight, and don't hesitate to make key and timely strategic sacrifices where necessary. They should've come to me first, and they wouldn't be in this mess to begin with.
But seriously, you're opinions on the diabolic nature of these people and happenings is certainly not unfounded, and I can't deny the fact that there's really no potential eventuality that would truly shock me. Which really sucks because it dulls sensitivities and emotions. In fact, I'm watching "The Pharmacist" on Netflix right now, and this sorta reminds me of that life view in the Lower 9th Ward.....a murder in front of your very eyes isn't all that earthshaking event. Sad and scary. Sometimes very difficult to find any humanity involved.
All that said, there still is the hope and possibility and opportunity for some sense of satisfying justice to occur, but it's also not unreasonable to expect otherwise.
But seriously, you're opinions on the diabolic nature of these people and happenings is certainly not unfounded, and I can't deny the fact that there's really no potential eventuality that would truly shock me. Which really sucks because it dulls sensitivities and emotions. In fact, I'm watching "The Pharmacist" on Netflix right now, and this sorta reminds me of that life view in the Lower 9th Ward.....a murder in front of your very eyes isn't all that earthshaking event. Sad and scary. Sometimes very difficult to find any humanity involved.
All that said, there still is the hope and possibility and opportunity for some sense of satisfying justice to occur, but it's also not unreasonable to expect otherwise.
Posted on 2/16/20 at 6:59 pm to GumboPot
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Why would you need to “swap” a case? Bring all charges against him. All. There is a better chance of making a charge stick using the shotgun approach.
Of course.
And why does this one more inconvenient truth even have to be stated.
Were principals in this type of scandal reversed, the Dems at this point would be in their 3rd year of a Grand Jury/Indictment festival.
And they would be assisted by D.C. kangaroo courts and juries, and the enthusiastic, salivating national press pumping every proceeding into the nation's living rooms 24/7 with full malice aforethought that they were seriously impacting any chance of fair trials for the accused.
Convictions would be piling up on top of each other, and the makers of orange prison raiments would be hard pressed to keep up with the demand.
Have been aware for some time now of the reason for this level of "resolve," after hearing the early "admission" for the glacier-like malingering, stonewalling, and dancing from one of the Repub's own.
At the 9/20/19 point of this theater, the interview on local 990AM with former Colorado State Senator Ted Harvey who heads the "Committee to Defend the President."
He laid out all this committee was involved in and painted a rosy, frilly picture about what all these stalwart Repubs were doing for Trump.
Until the host reminded him of how Trump has had to drag so many of his Party across the finish line, and the tortoise-like actions by Horowitz and Barr.
And that's when the truth was squeezed out of the Senator.
His response was that the Repubs were "only going to press those cases that they felt they had a real chance of obtaining convictions."
And there it was - the "out" and the tack the Repubs had always intended to use as an excuse for their tepid, cautious approach to investigating the nation's worst scandal since Tammany Hall and Credit Mobilier - only a considerably worse threat to the Republic.
And with this approach they provide even more grist for the smug Left to continue mocking those expecting justice for attempting to give legs to what has been nothing more than a "conspiracy theory."
Posted on 2/17/20 at 10:08 am to cajunangelle
Look at Durham bringing that pain
Posted on 2/17/20 at 10:11 am to boosiebadazz
quote:In about a year and a half you'll forget what life was like before her
Really does. People try to put it in words but you really can’t. Most awesome thing I’ve ever been a part of
Congrats my dude
Posted on 2/17/20 at 10:15 am to LeroooyJenkins
So Bull shite Durham investigation
I mean lot of talk from tic toc and no action. Time will tell the tale and it’s always the next investigation. If nothing happens by July than you can write everything off as bS
I mean lot of talk from tic toc and no action. Time will tell the tale and it’s always the next investigation. If nothing happens by July than you can write everything off as bS
Posted on 2/17/20 at 10:18 am to LeroooyJenkins
INB4 someone says Durham is gunning after Brennan and the top dogs. Give it time...
Think logically, Durham would have by now (a lot of time has passed) moved on to McCabe to compare contrast the FBI/CIA/DOJ's statements. no?
My every gut notion tells me this is a huge stall tactic to get through 2020 and get Trump out. I hope to God I am wrong.
I may need a Davy session...
Think logically, Durham would have by now (a lot of time has passed) moved on to McCabe to compare contrast the FBI/CIA/DOJ's statements. no?
My every gut notion tells me this is a huge stall tactic to get through 2020 and get Trump out. I hope to God I am wrong.
I may need a Davy session...
Posted on 2/17/20 at 10:19 am to cajunangelle
That Sperry tweet precludes that there's a reason to interview McCabe, and/or that the evidence doesn't stand on its own.
None of us know what the USAs are looking at, to be sure, but that tweet is leading a premise that nothing will happen. Piss-poor journalism from Sperry.
None of us know what the USAs are looking at, to be sure, but that tweet is leading a premise that nothing will happen. Piss-poor journalism from Sperry.
Posted on 2/17/20 at 10:40 am to cajunangelle
I like what Vox has to say below you there.
Lest we forget, Durham's been overseas in connection with his investigation. If it were all for show I just don't see them bothering with something like that that could complicate matters unnecessarily.
Also, Barr and Durham separately took what was an apparently unusual step in making official statements disagreeing with Horowitz' findings on the origins of Trump-Russia investigation. Those moves don't seem to sync with a covert plan to downplay and divert attention away from the potential uncovering of wrongdoing.
Just keep the door open a tad. Won't hurt anything, ya know?
Lest we forget, Durham's been overseas in connection with his investigation. If it were all for show I just don't see them bothering with something like that that could complicate matters unnecessarily.
Also, Barr and Durham separately took what was an apparently unusual step in making official statements disagreeing with Horowitz' findings on the origins of Trump-Russia investigation. Those moves don't seem to sync with a covert plan to downplay and divert attention away from the potential uncovering of wrongdoing.
Just keep the door open a tad. Won't hurt anything, ya know?
Posted on 2/17/20 at 10:42 am to VoxDawg
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That Sperry tweet precludes that there's a reason to interview McCabe, and/or that the evidence doesn't stand on its own.
I agree.
Why not gather everything...then interview McCabe. Put's him in a box. They'll know if he's lying....
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