Cow Hop Ag said:
I remember Al was involved in some "massage" incident at his hotel room. In the Pac NW I think. Seattle or Portland IIRC
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Sessions is such a clown...as is anyone defending him at this point.
It is amazing how bad and destructive he was to the standing of institutions, already a little battered by the very erratic policy and no clear leadership direction of the Bush43 tenure after the divisive election of 2000. Even `Pearl Harbor' barely dented it --so partisan has the MSM and parties become. But Obama's admin was on a whole other level, and entirely out of tune with why he was elected in 2008 (across racial and party lines).Quote:
We have never faced anything quite like this in our history! Where a sitting president who sought to destroy traditional American and he stated that clearly that he would be an agent of change. He did that by some extremely devious means and big part of that was staffing the IC and the FBI and the DOJ and the various branches under the executive authority with leftist globalist that had an anti white, anti christian agenda.
Sessions is ineffective as a leader, He's not really running DOJ, his subordinates are and they are still conducting business as usual. So much for collegiality in the Senate. Sessions is pulling a "talk to the hand" on Grassley and Graham and I have no idea why.CrazyDayDuck said:
Well, like I posted earlier, I was initially cautiously optimistic on Mueller. That of mine is now gone. Some here still have faith in him. I do not. Not after what we have seen over the past year.
I feel the same way about Sessions.
Hopefully both will prove me wrong. I doubt it though.
When true conservatives like Jim Jordan are totally pissed at someone (like he is with Sessions) then my opinion is made.
I trust Jordan. I do not trust Sessions.
RoscoePColtrane said:
Prosecutors have quietly delayed the Awan brothers trial again for the forth time. If people think this is a real estate mortgage trial they are crazy. Something tells me they are awaiting the IG report to drop as well, and the fact that Mueller is reportedly going after the "hackers" is directly related to them, that and the fact that he had DWS laptop in his possession when he was arrested two months after he had been barred from IT access on the hill. Still curious to see where the US Attorney is going to pursue these guys.
I would love it and would be the easiest way to "drain the swamp" with mass resignations from the dems. The Reps who believe they will be implicated have largely resigned already (I'm sure there are more).drcrinum said:RoscoePColtrane said:
Prosecutors have quietly delayed the Awan brothers trial again for the forth time. If people think this is a real estate mortgage trial they are crazy. Something tells me they are awaiting the IG report to drop as well, and the fact that Mueller is reportedly going after the "hackers" is directly related to them, that and the fact that he had DWS laptop in his possession when he was arrested two months after he had been barred from IT access on the hill. Still curious to see where the US Attorney is going to pursue these guys.
Schweikart may have a point...I hope so. That would be glorious.
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Something tells me they are awaiting the IG report to drop as well, and the fact that Mueller is reportedly going after the "hackers" is directly related to them, that and the fact that he had DWS laptop in his possession when he was arrested two months after he had been barred from IT access on the hill.
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This is Luke a Rubics Cube.
In my view, the only way Awan would be singing is if they have him on espionage charges, meaning he was transmitting information back to Pakistani intelligence. Espionage puts the death penalty into the mix.drcrinum said:RoscoePColtrane said:
Prosecutors have quietly delayed the Awan brothers trial again for the forth time. If people think this is a real estate mortgage trial they are crazy. Something tells me they are awaiting the IG report to drop as well, and the fact that Mueller is reportedly going after the "hackers" is directly related to them, that and the fact that he had DWS laptop in his possession when he was arrested two months after he had been barred from IT access on the hill. Still curious to see where the US Attorney is going to pursue these guys.
Schweikart may have a point...I hope so. That would be glorious.
The fact that they have evidense showing he was mounting the Dem House Server from Islamabad remotely, is pretty iron clad on protocols being out the door. He could literally had a cloud of the entire democratic hill mail server, hosted in Pakistan, based on the level of access he had for years. Talk about FUBARaggiehawg said:In my view, the only way Awan would be singing is if they have him on espionage charges, meaning he was transmitting information back to Pakistani intelligence. Espionage puts the death penalty into the mix.drcrinum said:RoscoePColtrane said:
Prosecutors have quietly delayed the Awan brothers trial again for the forth time. If people think this is a real estate mortgage trial they are crazy. Something tells me they are awaiting the IG report to drop as well, and the fact that Mueller is reportedly going after the "hackers" is directly related to them, that and the fact that he had DWS laptop in his possession when he was arrested two months after he had been barred from IT access on the hill. Still curious to see where the US Attorney is going to pursue these guys.
Schweikart may have a point...I hope so. That would be glorious.
Well knowing that he was transmitting something back to Pakistan and proving he was engaged in espionage are two different matters.Bobcat06 said:
Why else would the Awans be sending info to Pakistan?
I kinda doubt it was for Aunt Gupta to read Pelosi's cooking recipes
Great thread.drcrinum said:
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/969814604099366912.html
A history lesson...the real RussiaGate. How the Clintons came to love Russia. And yes, we meddled in Russian elections. Just ask Bill about it...and Gore too.
Fair point. He had the computer knowledge, the hardware and the opportunity to be engaged in espionage.Quote:
The fact that they have evidense showing he was mounting the Dem House Server from Islamabad remotely, is pretty iron clad on protocols being out the door. He could literally had a cloud of the entire democratic hill mail server, hosted in Pakistan, based on the level of access he had for years. Talk about FUBAR
Oh I totally agree, proving espionage is a tough hill to climb.aggiehawg said:Fair point. He had the computer knowledge, the hardware and the opportunity to be engaged in espionage.Quote:
The fact that they have evidense showing he was mounting the Dem House Server from Islamabad remotely, is pretty iron clad on protocols being out the door. He could literally had a cloud of the entire democratic hill mail server, hosted in Pakistan, based on the level of access he had for years. Talk about FUBAR
But did he? Still have to prove that he, in fact, did so. And if most of his devices were encrypted?? Wouldn't he have to cooperate with authorities to allow them to access them? Or could they defeat the encryption without his assistance?
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If Awan is a sharp as he should be, he wouldn't transfer anything across fiber (internet) because the NSA would have him, there are no shortcuts around the NSA if Bill Binney's testimony is legit, and I really believe it is. Manually moving data on thumb drives or SD Cards would be the ticket. Like with what Snowden was doing.aggiehawg said:Fair point. He had the computer knowledge, the hardware and the opportunity to be engaged in espionage.Quote:
The fact that they have evidense showing he was mounting the Dem House Server from Islamabad remotely, is pretty iron clad on protocols being out the door. He could literally had a cloud of the entire democratic hill mail server, hosted in Pakistan, based on the level of access he had for years. Talk about FUBAR
But did he? Still have to prove that he, in fact, did so. And if most of his devices were encrypted?? Wouldn't he have to cooperate with authorities to allow them to access them? Or could they defeat the encryption without his assistance?
Aahh, you said a mouthful there. Hope the NSA has been busy combing over everything they can find in their meta-data pursuant to a search warrant. Charging him with espionage makes that warrant a no-brainer. Maybe that's what is in a couple of the sealed indictments??? (Please, please, please?)Quote:
If Awan is a sharp as he should be, he wouldn't transfer anything across fiber (internet) because the NSA would have him, there are no shortcuts around the NSA if Bill Binney's testimony is legit, and I really believe it is. Manually moving data on thumb drives or SD Cards would be the ticket. Like with what Snowden was doing.
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Chairman Nunes highlights two key issues: #1) The risk to the Democrats in having their use of a politically weaponized FBI and DOJ exposed; and #2) It is against the interests of the U.S. media to highlight the alarming investigative discoveries, because the media participated in pushing the narrative which aided the weaponization.
Is this where the Military Justice system steps in?OPAG said:Quote:
Sessions is such a clown...as is anyone defending him at this point.
Jordan's comment is 100% spot on, the FBI and the DOJ cannot investigate it self!
That needs to be repeated in bold and all caps. THE FBI AND THE DOJ CANNOT INVESTIGATE ITS SELF!!?
cctexagMD said:Is this where the Military Justice system steps in?OPAG said:Quote:
Sessions is such a clown...as is anyone defending him at this point.
Jordan's comment is 100% spot on, the FBI and the DOJ cannot investigate it self!
That needs to be repeated in bold and all caps. THE FBI AND THE DOJ CANNOT INVESTIGATE ITS SELF!!?
Military Police Investigators which leads to military prosecutors which leads to trying cases in military courts?
In my view, no. This is a call for a Special Counsel.Quote:
Is this where the Military Justice system steps in?
Military Police Investigators which leads to military prosecutors which leads to trying cases in military courts?
Let's not jump out of the other side of the boat, now. Don't need to go all Church Committee here. There is a need for FISA courts, just need to tweak their procedures a bit.RoscoePColtrane said:
Needs to be a moratorium on the FISC
And preferably a SC that will drip-drip-drip indictments every month consecutively until Tuesday 3Nov20.aggiehawg said:In my view, no. This is a call for a Special Counsel.Quote:
Is this where the Military Justice system steps in?
The biggest concern for a second SC is where they tap their investigators. The FBI? The military? The NSA?benchmark said:And preferably a SC that will drip-drip-drip indictments every month consecutively until Tuesday 3Nov20.aggiehawg said:In my view, no. This is a call for a Special Counsel.Quote:
Is this where the Military Justice system steps in?
Makes me tingly thinking about it. ;-)aggiehawg said:
The biggest concern for a second SC is where they tap their investigators. The FBI? The military? The NSA?
aggiehawg said:The biggest concern for a second SC is where they tap their investigators. The FBI? The military? The NSA?benchmark said:And preferably a SC that will drip-drip-drip indictments every month consecutively until Tuesday 3Nov20.aggiehawg said:In my view, no. This is a call for a Special Counsel.Quote:
Is this where the Military Justice system steps in?