That's what it looks like from the article. Not at all surprising and long overdue.aggiehawg said:
Names from slush fund that paid settlements on behalf of House members and Senators??
Hannity confirmed he was talking about the Bloom story. Rosiak has been all over the Awan story. He definitely has sources, and is usually not one for hyperbole and teasing.. Definitely keeping my eye on thatQuote:
Perhaps this is the Tick-Tock...
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Fusion/Dossier is the "sine qua non" of the circle of filth: pivotal, central and providing centrifugal lifeblood to spokes of this circle of filth.
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Former FBI Assistant Director James Kallstrom called disgraced FBI agent Peter Strzok a "total moron" who belongs in Leavenworth federal prison, during a TV appearance on Thursday....
Last week, Kallstrom said he believes there is a "Fifth Column conspiracy" within the FBI designed to "destroy President Donald Trump" - and the agency may have committed a "serious felony" in doing so. In an interview last Sunday with radio host John Catsimatidis on 970 AM in New York, Kallstrom said:"I'm coming more and more to the conclusion that this is a conspiratorial cabal among the fifth column to basically take away the presidency of the United States," Kallstrom said, adding "This whole thing with Russia is just a farce. If we find out that that phony [Russian dossier] was brought to the U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court in the form of an affidavit for a judge's authority, and if we find out that the people signing that affidavit in the bureau knew that that was phony information, that is a serious serious felony."Quote:
"Ninety-nine percent of the people in the FBI are doing a fantastic job... It's a small cabal of people running the FBI, the James Comey sycophants."
leftcoastaggie said:
All your links seem very legit.
Zero Hege article written by Tyler Durden. Like I said, seems legit.Deats said:leftcoastaggie said:
All your links seem very legit.
Zero is about as legit as you get. But again, attack the source, not the message bc you can't.
No s*** Sherlock. And everyone at DOJ or the FBI that knew about it (the commission of the felony) committed misprision of a felony. That takes care of those pesky Civil Service rules for non-appointed persons.Quote:
If we find out that that phony [Russian dossier] was brought to the U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court in the form of an affidavit for a judge's authority, and if we find out that the people signing that affidavit in the bureau knew that that was phony information, that is a serious serious felony."
There's nothing wrong with his statement. What is known thus far is sufficient to put before a grand jury*. Strzok may well have committed more crimes that haven't come to light.Quote:
"I don't have all the facts but he belongs behind bars."
Did this moron seriously go on tv and say this?
27 years in the FBI. Rather famous chap in the 90s -- Mafia/organized crime, TWA Flight 800, etc.. Ran the New York office at time of his retirement.leftcoastaggie said:
"I don't have all the facts but he belongs behind bars."
Did this moron seriously go on tv and say this?
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"So look," the text from Page to Strzok reads, "you say we text on that phone when we talk about Hillary because it can't be traced, you were just venting [because] you feel bad that you're gone so much but it can't be helped right now."
Sen. Charles E. Grassley (R-Iowa), chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, wrote to Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein demanding a fuller explanation for Page's message, saying, "The mention of 'Hillary' may refer to Secretary Clinton and therefore could indicate that Mr. Strzok and Ms. Page engaged in other communications about an ongoing investigation on a different phone in an effort to prevent it from being traced.''
People familiar with the matter said that, although Page's message may appear to suggest that she and Strzok used a separate communications channel for discussing the Clinton case, the point of her text was to advise Strzok how to explain to his wife why the two of them had been texting each other.
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We may have a new entrant into our circle of filth that bridges the gap between Imran Awan and the Trump-Russia Dossier.
Judge Tanya S. Chutkan, an Obama appointee, recused herself last week from a case involving a dispute over subpoenas issued for Fusion GPS. This is her SECOND recusal.
Chutkan recused herself last month from another case involving Fusion GPS. The firm filed suit against TD Bank, to keep it from complying with subpoena issued by the House Intelligence Committee, which wanted to look at Fusion's bank records.......
To recap: Judge Chutkan has recused herself TWICE from Fusion GPS cases, she used to work for David Boies, a Clinton acolyte and Weinstein lawyer whose firm also represented Huma.
But why are you so loquacious? Where is Imran Awan in this? You may ask. I thank you for your patience. This may be old news to you or it may cause you to lose control of your bowels (like eating a bag of Adam Schiff). So sit down. Clench tightly
Judge Tanya Chutkan presides over the Imran Awan and Hina Alvi bank fraud case in D.C. The Judge who is connected to Fusion GPS, Clinton, Abedin, Harvey Weinstein presides over Awan case.
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There's a nice post on Thread Reader identifying the man at the center of all the Trump-Russia-dossier crap: Bill Priestap, Peter Strzok's boss and James Comey's confidant. He knows everything and would have made any decision to pay for the Fusion GPS dossier. Oddly, he has escaped media scrutiny so far.
The one thing they sort of miss on is his wife, Sabina Menschel, who is not just some consultant, but the current head of the D.C. office of Nardello & Co. That's the top private-eye firm in the Beltway.
So the man the FBI has keeping all its secrets is married to the top private snoop in Washington.
It would be revealing, no doubt, to see what Democratic-affiliated law firms and media shops in D.C. use Nardello. Let's hope congressional investigators are looking into this. Ms. Menshel, by the way, is the daughter and niece of Goldman Sachs zillionaire brothers Richard and Robert Menshel, big-time Democrat donors.
He apparently is real and not a ghost, but I've seen a number of twitter comments implying that he is most likely a 'spook' (CIA).reb, said:
I have certainly wondered where the hell "he" is and why I haven't even heard of anyone attempting to find him. I'm skeptical of the 4chan post, regardless. I presume the dude is in self-exile right now, because there are certainly people on all sides that want him dead.
Rockdoc said:
Geez, this is getting too many twist in it. Can somebody boil it down to a couple of sentences for an old geezer.
akm91 said:Rockdoc said:
Geez, this is getting too many twist in it. Can somebody boil it down to a couple of sentences for an old geezer.
Obama weaponizes DOJ and FBI to rig 2016 election and a big giant spotlight is shining on the cesspool.
Uh, WOW! Have to be skeptical here, given the source. But if even a quarter of that is true, McCabe is one scary dude who was acting outside of the normal investigative structure. Overly zealous in his work? Or interfering to conduct damage control for his "handlers"/"friends"?GCP12 said:
I think these guys testifying means nothing. Lying is easy for them, especially since nobody (on that side) goes to prison for lying.GCP12 said:
Thomas Paine (True pundit) says he will have stories showing more today and tomorrow. I think we'll know how true they are when McCabe testifies(or doesn't) tomorrow.
Agreed. I more meant that I don't think McCabe ends up testifying. I think he may resign or be "reassigned"Rockdoc said:I think these guys testifying means nothing. Lying is easy for them, especially since nobody (on that side) goes to prison for lying.GCP12 said:
Thomas Paine (True pundit) says he will have stories showing more today and tomorrow. I think we'll know how true they are when McCabe testifies(or doesn't) tomorrow.
Rockdoc said:
Geez, this is getting too many twist in it. Can somebody boil it down to a couple of sentences for an old geezer.
