It really is happening. Expose them all.
Risk free toxic brew .... 100% Clinton POTUS ... 100% Trump was dirty ... 100% friendly media ... 100% friendly deep state. What could possibly go wrong?coyote68 said:
It appears Obama and some of his close associates may have been deeply involved in spying on Donald Trump the candidate and Donald Trump the POTUS. Hilary was heavily favored to win.
Serious question. Why would Obama risk everything? Same question applies to Rosenstein and Mueller. Those guys are playing with fire. They could be looking at jail time.
Blackmail. Impeachment. Iran. Coverup kickbacks. Outright stupidity. ?????
There is something I'm missing in all this.
I have repeatedly predicted that after all this shakes out, many MSM outlets will be found to taken payments from the DNC (probably laundered thru Fusion GPS and Perkins Coie) to run "sponsored content".drcrinum said:
https://pjmedia.com/rogerlsimon/the-inspector-generals-report-will-expose-the-msm-as-treasonous/Quote:
The Inspector General's Report Will Expose the MSM as Treasonous
One of the more notable differences between Watergate and the metastasizing scandals involving the FBI, our intelligence agencies, and the Obama administration -- subjects of the soon-to-be-released inspector general's report -- is that the media exposed Watergate. They aided and abetted the current transgressions.
By providing a willing and virtually unquestioned repository for every anonymous leaker (as long as he or she was on the "right" side) in Washington and beyond, the press has evolved from being part of the solution to being a major part of the problem. Gone are the days of the true "whistle-blower." Here are the days of the special interest provocateur, shaping public opinion by passing on half-truths and outright lies to their favorite reporter. One might then even call the media, in Orwell's words, "objectively pro-fascist," functioning much in the manner of Pravda and Izvestia during that famous author's time, covertly or overtly pushing the party line in the most slavish and orthodox manner while feigning "objectivity."
CNN, NBC, the Washington Post and The New York Times -- misinforming the public as it hasn't since the days of their great Stalin-excuser Walter Duranty (still pictured on their Pulitzer wall of honor) -- are particularly egregious in this regard. But there are many others.
And the current scandal is far, far worse than Watergate, which, bad as it was, was the coverup of a completely unnecessary buffoon-like break-in during an election that was already won in a landslide. What is being exposed now is an attempt by our highest law enforcement agency working in concert with our intelligence agencies and, evidently, the blessing of the former administration itself to block the candidate of the opposing party, even to defraud and spy on him, that is to, as others have said, "set him up." And then, if they were unsuccessful, make it impossible for him to govern. In addition, in all probability, the same players conspired to make certain Hillary Clinton was not indicted for a crime for which virtually any other American would have done jail time....
PJ Media throwing the NYT, CNN, WaPo & NBC under the bus??? It's over folks. The media are starting to turn on the principal propagandists.
I don't think that was Rosenstein's order to Horowitz. That was Sessions.RoscoePColtrane said:
Let's see how long it takes the left to turn on Rosey since he's responding to Trump's tweet and expanding the investigation with Horowitz. They've been polishing his knob for the past year and change, now we will see how quick they flip on him.
RoscoePColtrane said:
Let's see how long it takes the left to turn on Rosey since he's responding to Trump's tweet and expanding the investigation with Horowitz. They've been polishing his knob for the past year and change, now we will see how quick they flip on him.
I think Brennan either has early dementia. Alzheimers or Parkinsons. His delusions are getting the best of him and he has gumball disease on twitter.AG 2000' said:
My guess is politically and legally that Brennan is the fall guy for obama and Clinton.
The desperation we see out of him daily in his tweets is the sign of a guy who knows he's facing the firing squad when this all breaks.
This expansion directly involves the campaign, and Sessions is recused from anything campaign related, I betting it's Rosey. Someone posted a statement I'll have to try and find, I questioned the veracity but I'll try to find it.aggiehawg said:I don't think that was Rosenstein's order to Horowitz. That was Sessions.RoscoePColtrane said:
Let's see how long it takes the left to turn on Rosey since he's responding to Trump's tweet and expanding the investigation with Horowitz. They've been polishing his knob for the past year and change, now we will see how quick they flip on him.
Quoted from the WaPo:aggiehawg said:I don't think that was Rosenstein's order to Horowitz. That was Sessions.RoscoePColtrane said:
Let's see how long it takes the left to turn on Rosey since he's responding to Trump's tweet and expanding the investigation with Horowitz. They've been polishing his knob for the past year and change, now we will see how quick they flip on him.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/justice-department-calls-for-inquiry-after-trump-demands-probe-into-whether-fbi-infiltrated-or-surveilled-his-campaign/2018/05/20/636a05a0-5c7d-11e8-b2b8-08a538d9dbd6_story.html?utm_term=.ba0916798aa1Quote:
"If anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action. The U.S. attorney would be consulted if evidence of criminal conduct was found."
It also includes the transition and while Trump has been POTUS. If Sessions punted that one, he deserves to be fired. His dumb recusal has caused all of this mess.Quote:
This expansion directly involves the campaign, and Sessions is recused from anything campaign related, I betting it's Rosey. Someone posted a statement I'll have to try and find, I questioned the veracity but I'll try to find it.
The MSM is in full defense mode...Operation Mockingbird 2.0Quote:
"...in ordering up a new inquiry, Mr. Trump went beyond his usual tactics of suggesting wrongdoing and political bias by those investigating him, and crossed over into applying overt presidential pressure on the Justice Department to do his bidding, an extraordinary realm where past presidents have hesitated to tread...
Legal experts said such a presidential intervention had little precedent, and could force a clash between the sitting president and his Justice Department that is reminiscent of the one surrounding Richard M. Nixon during Watergate, when a string of top officials resigned rather than carry out Nixon's order to fire a special prosecutor investigating him."
"I can't think of a prior example of a sitting president ordering the Justice Department to conduct an investigation like this one," said Stephen I. Vladeck, a professor at the University of Texas School of Law.
"That's little more than a transparent effort to undermine an ongoing investigation."
Guess the Times shouldn't have published those articles, eh? They opened that can of worms about illegal spying on the Trump campaign.Quote:
"...in ordering up a new inquiry, Mr. Trump went beyond his usual tactics of suggesting wrongdoing and political bias by those investigating him, and crossed over into applying overt presidential pressure on the Justice Department to do his bidding, an extraordinary realm where past presidents have hesitated to tread...
No he'll just fire those who say no.RoscoePColtrane said:
Too Late Magpie
Idiots. He's asking for an investigation, not trying to squash one.RoscoePColtrane said:
And The New York Times...
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/20/us/politics/trump-mueller.html?hp&action=click&pgtype=Homepage&clickSource=story-heading&module=first-column-region®ion=top-news&WT.nav=top-newsThe MSM is in full defense mode...Operation Mockingbird 2.0Quote:
"...in ordering up a new inquiry, Mr. Trump went beyond his usual tactics of suggesting wrongdoing and political bias by those investigating him, and crossed over into applying overt presidential pressure on the Justice Department to do his bidding, an extraordinary realm where past presidents have hesitated to tread...
Legal experts said such a presidential intervention had little precedent, and could force a clash between the sitting president and his Justice Department that is reminiscent of the one surrounding Richard M. Nixon during Watergate, when a string of top officials resigned rather than carry out Nixon's order to fire a special prosecutor investigating him."
"I can't think of a prior example of a sitting president ordering the Justice Department to conduct an investigation like this one," said Stephen I. Vladeck, a professor at the University of Texas School of Law.
"That's little more than a transparent effort to undermine an ongoing investigation."
It was Rosenstein'saggiehawg said:I don't think that was Rosenstein's order to Horowitz. That was Sessions.RoscoePColtrane said:
Let's see how long it takes the left to turn on Rosey since he's responding to Trump's tweet and expanding the investigation with Horowitz. They've been polishing his knob for the past year and change, now we will see how quick they flip on him.
Quote:
Rod Rosenstein asks DOJ inspector general to review possible Trump campaign infiltration
...Rosenstein made the request shortly after a tweet from President Trump saying that he would "officially" ask "that the Department of Justice look into whether or not the FBI/DOJ infiltrated or surveilled the Trump Campaign for Political Purposes."
In a statement, Rosenstein said: "If anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action." The attorney general, Jeff Sessions, has recused himself from Russia-related matters....