You have to LOL so you don't lose your mind.

FOIA for anti-Trump information seem to appear more or less unredacted within weeks. Look at this DOJ response: April 2023 response to May 2017 FOIA for Russiagate documents. Wait until no one is interested any more. pic.twitter.com/HwLZXr2Rx0

— Stephen McIntyre (@ClimateAudit) June 11, 2024

Bump. Just so everyone remembers... it was not just Trump that had to suffer because of the made up BS of Hillary and the Democrats.

LAWFARE

Today I made the final payment on 6-figure legal bills resulting from the Russia Hoax - a bogus investigation and political retribution those driving the Hoax knew all along was based on lies.

For our family, it all started 7 years ago. Beware. https://t.co/2HmxCB1lmS

— Michael R. Caputo (@MichaelRCaputo) July 2, 2024

Also....

This was 2 months after the Danchenko interview, so Comey 100% knew Russian collusion was total bullshit but said nothing while a Democrat smeared Caputo. The coup was underway and it didn’t matter who got hurt in the process. https://t.co/8oxkHmYRFh pic.twitter.com/NLi2hfcAmS

— Unauthorized Narrative (@mgEyesOpen) July 2, 2024

This is a bit of a sidebar, but to me (as well as Ramaswamy and Kirk), the only way to really "cleanse" the system is for Trump to fire about 30% of everyone in each agency.

I started a thread about this two weeks ago. It's ridiculously wishful thinking at this point, but an ideal time if Trump were to win. I'm very aware of the civil laws in force to protect workers and how difficult it would be, but Ramaswamy has some excellent ideas how to work around the laws legally.

Since Trump would be a lame duck president and 50% of the nation viscerally hates him, whatever he does is going to be severely criticized. Even yesterday, we have a SCOTUS justice using the word "treason" which has absolutely ZERO to do with the case she was speaking about, and wasn't even the proper definition of the word.

All she did was enhance the hatred the communists have for Trump. This stuff happens 2-3 times a week. I'll still be shocked if #1, he gets elected, and #2, he makes it alive to the inauguration. There's little to suggest anyone would be indicted. If so, the planners would most certainly NOT be named in an investigation.

If anyone wanted to hear Ramaswamy's message, let me know, but he's a good interview. Something like my message above will HAVE happen. Maybe Trump could fire everyone with a SS # ending in 9, or something like that. It's indiscriminate and unfair, but something has to happen. The number of investigations will take too long (2 years minimum) and there would have to be about 7-8, one on each agency. The proper AG would be the key.

Now, back to the regularly scheduled legal discussion. My apologies.

Oh, and wonk98, you're correct. I've loved this thread since the beginning. The amount of legal knowledge I've gained has stretched my little Aggie mind to it's limits, but it's been worth it.

In many ways the Mueller special counsel was a predecessor to the Biden administration itself. It involved subterfuge with a demented figure head, using the legal system toward a political prosecution with the goal to empower the intelligence complex.

Yes, nominally the NSC/FBI's goal was clearly to use Russian disinformation/lies from the HRC campaign to handicap the Trump administration (mission accomplished), but the underlying goals and methodology are the same as has been carried out via Jack Smith/Merchan/Garland etc. through to today.

And make no mistake, the true believers will not let go and have full epistemic closure as to the orthodoxy of their beliefs:

Looking at that ironclad security around Trump’s plane in the third photo, I’m glad there’s nothing about “Trump Force One” that would be of interest to SVR or GRU tech collectors. https://t.co/SmElRS3s6F

— Pete Strzok (@petestrzok) June 29, 2024

Oh btw, the love birds got paid by the FBI/all of us tax payers in June for their rights being violated.

Never, ever vote for a Democrat. Missouri v. Biden may have been dismissed for standing, but the cause of freedom of speech/accountability in our government as manifested in this thread/discussion/Mueller scandals will live on.

I was surprised to see these Clapper/Comey emails in the FBI’s latest Mueller investigation foia drop. Bastards. https://t.co/Hv0kuZVsEe pic.twitter.com/QpJaAB3OIq

— FoiaFan🇮🇱 (@15poundstogo) July 8, 2024

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I wish he would. They have validated every "conspiracy theory." They've been doing everything we have said they were doing.

**** these traitors.

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He should expose the coup attempt in full and hold all those responsible to account as the traitors they are to this nation.

I don't have much faith he will do that. He seems to believe retribution is wrong, no matter how right and necessary it is in some cases.

At minimum, those agencies responsible should take a considerable budgetary cut with extreme focus on the NCR and SES/Supervisory GS-level operators.

A good portion of this second term should focus on addressing the issue of an unelected, unaccountable bureaucracy behaving as if it is above the law in every respect.

We need Civil Service Reform granting the President more power to get rid of Executive Branch employees he either does not need or has no faith in.

Can't believe this thread is 6.5 years old...

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Names to watch...McMaster. Rosenstein....McCain. This crosses party lines and you all need to be prepared. This isn’t about being pro Trump, or anti Trump. You ALL need to understand that....and you need to be willing to call it out irrespective of party.

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Behind the ostensible government sits enthroned an invisible government owing no allegiance and acknowledging no responsibility to the people. To destroy this invisible government, to befoul the unholy alliance between corrupt business and corrupt politics is the first task of the statesmanship of today.

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No man who is corrupt, no man who condones corruption in others, can possibly do his duty by the community.

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I'm well past the point of caring who this catches and where their political loyalties lie.

I'm not surprised a bottom-feeder like McCain was involved with this garbage. He wasn't the only one. It would not surprise me at all to see people like Burr, Corker, and Ryan somehow involved with this as well.

For Obama and his shadow state to get away with this, Republicans had to look the other way. Some of them, like McCain, did even more.

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As it was four years ago, never was a quote more applicable to our current situation than the words Theodore Roosevelt spoke over a 100 years ago regarding the "invisible government."

This is the war that must be fought by Trump or he will only face a repeat of his first term. Worse will be done to future Republican leaders.

Trump posted this a few hours ago on Truth, not sure who made it, but I like their style. pic.twitter.com/RuFBDGh7qw

— Carpe Donktum🔹 (@CarpeDonktum) July 9, 2024

Wow. The timing here is actually interesting.

The regime takes care of its own

Strzok and Page conspired against President Trump and Merrick Garland is writing each a 7-figure check https://t.co/3HD9Nye2ES

— Will Chamberlain (@willchamberlain) July 26, 2024

Personally, I am a little inspired by this, as the revelation I think is indicative of their desperation at this point, even as a Friday night news drop.

LOL.

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Can't believe this thread is 6.5 years old...

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I can, it exposes some of the most corrupt behavior by unelected bureaucracies in the history of our nation.

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I want to reiterate for posterity that Garland and the "Biden" administration today just settled/approved paying Peter Strzok $1.2 million dollars, and probably a similar amount to his lovebird.

This is not old news. This is right now, and the FBI is oh by the way asking to interview Trump apparently to provide a 'victim statement.' Peter is now the co-host I think of the "Cleanup on aisle 45" podcast.

This thread is as relevant and current as ever.

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In many ways the Mueller special counsel was a predecessor to the Biden administration itself. It involved subterfuge with a demented figure head, using the legal system toward a political prosecution with the goal to empower the intelligence complex.

Yes, nominally the NSC/FBI's goal was clearly to use Russian disinformation/lies from the HRC campaign to handicap the Trump administration (mission accomplished), but the underlying goals and methodology are the same as has been carried out via Jack Smith/Merchan/Garland etc. through to today.

And make no mistake, the true believers will not let go and have full epistemic closure as to the orthodoxy of their beliefs:

Oh btw, the love birds got paid by the FBI/all of us tax payers in June for their rights being violated.

Never, ever vote for a Democrat. Missouri v. Biden may have been dismissed for standing, but the cause of freedom of speech/accountability in our government as manifested in this thread/discussion/Mueller scandals will live on.

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Both those miscreants should be in jail, for a long time.

Talk about a weird dude. I wonder how many times he screwed other people besides Trump.

On a personal note, I wonder if Strzok's wife chose to hang around the budding conspirator?

What a wanker!

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In many ways the Mueller special counsel was a predecessor to the Biden administration itself. It involved subterfuge with a demented figure head, using the legal system toward a political prosecution with the goal to empower the intelligence complex.

Yes, nominally the NSC/FBI's goal was clearly to use Russian disinformation/lies from the HRC campaign to handicap the Trump administration (mission accomplished), but the underlying goals and methodology are the same as has been carried out via Jack Smith/Merchan/Garland etc. through to today.

And make no mistake, the true believers will not let go and have full epistemic closure as to the orthodoxy of their beliefs:

Oh btw, the love birds got paid by the FBI/all of us tax payers in June for their rights being violated.

Never, ever vote for a Democrat. Missouri v. Biden may have been dismissed for standing, but the cause of freedom of speech/accountability in our government as manifested in this thread/discussion/Mueller scandals will live on.

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Both those miscreants should be in jail, for a long time.

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They get 1.2 million for disclosed texts, but Carter Page got nothing as a result of the fraudulent FISA warrant. We can't even see clown world in our rear view mirror.

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Correction Strzok got $1.2 million and Page got $800k. Garland paid off the two seditious POS with tax dollars

I haven't read this yet, but I'm sure it's relatively amusing, at least based on Raffensberger's actions.

He'd have made a hell of a good Democrat. I know next to nothing about his actions while in office, except for the election of 2020 and 2022, but I can't imagine that man ever performing a task that wasn't politically related or inspired.

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https://www.gpb.org/news/2024/07/30/bibb-county-and-others-get-clean-bill-of-voting-machine-health-the-state

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What's kinda funny to me is it's apparently a PBS website. I guess anything to make them feel confident of "fair" elections.