Mueller dismisses top FBI agent in Russia probe for anti-Trump texts

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In reply to aggiehawg • 12:15p, 7/3/18
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Not the way I read it. Awan was exonerated in the IT mess and they have already investigated it.

This is a pure cover-up, deliberately scheduled for the day before a holiday so it will be buried.
I was going off of tweets initially because nothing had hit Pacer, reading the deal it's a crock
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12:28p, 7/3/18
PDF if anyone wants it on AWAN

https://www.justice.gov/usao-dc/press-release/file/1077546/download
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In reply to RoscoePColtrane • 12:31p, 7/3/18
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RoscoePColtrane said:
aggiehawg said:
Not the way I read it. Awan was exonerated in the IT mess and they have already investigated it.

This is a pure cover-up, deliberately scheduled for the day before a holiday so it will be buried.
I was going off of tweets initially because nothing had his Pacer, reading the deal it's a crock
US Justice system has become a sad joke. I suspect Imran and the Pakistanis have "the goods" on too many to be held accountable. It appears our entire government is run by crooks and fools.
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In reply to whatthehey78 • 12:43p, 7/3/18
It is called corruption.

The Clintons and Obama have their own crime syndicates. They are the same as Sadam and Momar.
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12:43p, 7/3/18
Oh the left is making hay with this BS

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12:48p, 7/3/18
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12:52p, 7/3/18
The future of their party

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In reply to RoscoePColtrane • 12:53p, 7/3/18
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RoscoePColtrane said:
Oh the left is making hay with this BS

Lol don't worry, the government tells us there was no conspiracy within the government.
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In reply to leftcoastaggie • 12:54p, 7/3/18
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leftcoastaggie said:
Jade Helm
Benghazi
Birther
Pizzagate
Seth Rich
Uranium One
Antifa Nov. 4th civil war
Nunes Memo
Secret Society

Awan

Cross another one off the list....
leftcoast loves coverups. I'm shocked!
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In reply to GCP12 • 12:56p, 7/3/18
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We're there not several security laws broken somewhere in there, as well as document retention regulations?
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12:57p, 7/3/18
Don't respond to the leftist trolls.
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In reply to MouthBQ98 • 1:15p, 7/3/18
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We're there not several security laws broken somewhere in there, as well as document retention regulations?
Servers are missing, $600K worth of laptops, iPads, iPhones, all sorts of hardware, outrageous over billing.

And there was evidense that he had been mounting the server in the House of Representatives from Islamabad Pakistan.

But the nailed him on bank fraud
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In reply to RoscoePColtrane • 1:18p, 7/3/18
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The future of their party

Ok, so, without exaggerating.

The leader of the Democrat National Convention just said that progressive socialism is the future of the Democrat Party.
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In reply to GCP12 • 1:32p, 7/3/18
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GCP12 said:
leftcoastaggie said:
Jade Helm
Benghazi
Birther
Pizzagate
Seth Rich
Uranium One
Antifa Nov. 4th civil war
Nunes Memo
Secret Society

Awan

Cross another one off the list....
leftcoast loves coverups. I'm shocked!

Why are you shocked? Libs love the swamp and corruption.


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In reply to Ellis Wyatt • 1:33p, 7/3/18
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As far as American political corruption goes, they're pretty much up there with the best of them. Many of the most corrupt never see justice.
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1:38p, 7/3/18
Interesting change




Hmmm apparently he's Rosey's right hand man..


And this looks like he granted the ethics waiver on Mueller, Scott Schools, provided no detail at all of the grounds for the waiver. Not sure that ever came to light. I know all the other waivers they granted came with an appendix showing grounds. I have a stack of about 30 of them.


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1:53p, 7/3/18
https://www.cnn.com/2018/07/03/politics/scott-schools-leaving-justice-department/index.html

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Top career official at Justice Department stepping down

The Justice Department's senior-most career attorney, Associate Deputy Attorney General Scott Schools, is stepping down for a job in the private sector.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions made the official announcement Tuesday afternoon that Schools' last day would be Friday.

"Scott has provided invaluable leadership and counsel in his years at the Department, and his service is an example to all," Sessions said in a statement. "He will be greatly missed, and I wish him the best in his future endeavors."

Schools works under Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and has had a significant role helping manage special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.

NPR previously reported his departure.

As the highest-ranking career official, Schools has served as a key adviser on many sensitive matters within the department, including the firing of former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe and document production issues with Capitol Hill. Two sources confirmed to CNN that Schools was not forced out of the department, but rather received a unique opportunity.

Late last month, CNN observed Schools leaving Mueller's office. He, along with Principal Associate Deputy Attorney General Ed O'Callaghan, have been meeting with the special counsel team every other week.
Another attorney at the department, Bradley Weinsheimer, will replace Schools in an acting capacity but will not oversee Mueller's work. Weinsheimer has 27 years of experience working at the Justice Department, the department's news release said.

Odd time to leave. Methinks there is more to him leaving than we are being told.

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In reply to drcrinum • 1:56p, 7/3/18
Yeah something smells in that move
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2:25p, 7/3/18
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In Awan's plea deal......Is 7. Reservation of Allocution a standard section?

Is there any chance all the beans will be spilled iow Section 7?

Don't care that much about Awan. I want the truth out.
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2:36p, 7/3/18
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In reply to RoscoePColtrane • 2:40p, 7/3/18
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Move along, nothing to see here.
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Quote:
He, along with Principal Associate Deputy Attorney General Ed O'Callaghan, have been meeting with the special counsel team every other week.
Since O'Callaghan is the Principal, does that mean he will oversee Weinsheimer?
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3:18p, 7/3/18
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Re: Scott Schools

http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/jurisprudence/2017/06/the_doj_s_scott_schools_is_the_most_important_unknown_person_in_d_c.html
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"The Most Important Unknown Person in D.C."
JUNE 26 2017

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Schools is "the most important unknown person in D.C.," said Gregory Harris, a defense lawyer who served alongside him in the U.S. Attorney's Office in South Carolina. And while Schools' job is one that "almost nobody outside of DOJ knows about or understands," in the words of Obama-era DOJ official Kathryn Ruemmler, it has never been more crucial to maintaining the department's stability.

Schools' official title is "associate deputy attorney general." There are five others in that position, and while on paper Schools doesn't outrank them, the reality is that he was hired by Yates in October to be a leadersomeone who would operate as an apolitical civil servant at the highest echelon of the department and provide counsel in times of tumult.

Over the past week, I've tried to find out exactly what kind of advice Schools has been giving Rosenstein and how much Rosenstein has relied on him while thinking through the high-stakes predicaments that have come his way. I'm not too proud to admit I've failed in this effort: The Justice Department declined to make either Schools or Rosenstein available for an interview.

However, according to multiple ex-DOJ officials I've spoken to, it's undeniable that Schools, who is 55, has been better positioned than anyone else to help the deputy attorney general make numerous critical decisions. Those include Rosenstein's move to appoint a special counsel to take over the Russia investigationand to tap former FBI Director Robert S. Mueller III for the job as well as Rosenstein's own deliberations over whether he should recuse himself from the investigation. Given Rosenstein's avowed respect for the DOJ's career staff as well as the fact that he only recently brought on a permanent chief of staff and a top political adviser it would be surprising and dismaying, ex-DOJ officials told me, if he wasn't seeking input from Schools.

"Scott Schools working closely with Rod is very reassuring," said Julie Zebrak, who served as deputy chief of staff to Deputy Attorney General James Cole from 2013 to 2014. "Those of us who know them and who are watching what's happening from the outside have a tremendous amount of faith that they will preserve the integrity of the department and ensure the rule of law is observed."

-snip-

Schools' friends and colleagues in South Carolina speak of him with great reverence, but show an almost comical commitment to describing him in vague platitudes. "He's got a nice touch with people. He's smart as could be," one lawyer told me. "His favorite saying is 'keep your eye on the ball,' " said another. A third said, "He's smart, dedicated, capableall the adjectives you would use to describe a really dedicated, smart, capable federal prosecutor."

-snip-

Schools' former colleagues from Main Justice reject the notion that he brings his politics to work. Kathryn Ruemmler, the Obama-era DOJ official who worked with Schools in the deputy attorney general's office from 2009 to 2010, said that based on his actions at DOJ, she had "no idea if he was a Democrat or a Republican or independent." Lawyers in South Carolina further emphasized that Schools worships the DOJ and can be trusted to place the institution's interests above any partisan concerns. "There was an emptiness that he felt" when he was in private practice, said former U.S. Attorney Bart Daniel, who hired Schools for his first prosecutor job and later started a law firm with him. "He yearned to be back in the public service sector, and in the Department of Justice specifically."

-snip-

If the ex-DOJ officials I spoke to are correct, then a lot of Schools' time at the office is likely being spent helping Rosenstein deal with the White House and all the unpredictable and destabilizing issues that have arisen in connection with the Russia investigation. Rosenstein has made a number of fateful moves alreadywriting his infamous Comey memo, for instance and as the Mueller investigation continues and potentially expands, he'll have to make a whole lot more. Whatever happens next, it's a good bet Rosenstein will have Scott Schools whispering in his ear.

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3:44p, 7/3/18
Well it must be bury a document day, this load of crap was released from Heckle and Jeckle

https://www.burr.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/SSCI%20ICA%20ASSESSMENT_FINALJULY3.pdf








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4:20p, 7/3/18
So the "Dossier wasn't credible because it was "unverified information and had not been disseminated as serialized intelligence reporting." Unanimously by everyone on the committee and everyone they interviewed.

But it was used as the lead in key evidense to get a FISA warrant to spy on a american citizen and two hop their way into the Trump campaign.


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In reply to RoscoePColtrane • 4:53p, 7/3/18
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MouthBQ98 said:
We're there not several security laws broken somewhere in there, as well as document retention regulations?
Servers are missing, $600K worth of laptops, iPads, iPhones, all sorts of hardware, outrageous over billing.

And there was evidense that he had been mounting the server in the House of Representatives from Islamabad Pakistan.

But the nailed him on bank fraud

But if any of us forego paying our taxes, the wrath of the Federal government would by swift and unyielding.

Clearly we are at a point of 2 levels of justice for 2 levels of society. This is tyranny folks.
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That is why you need to funnel / launder your income through Cow Hop's Foundation. For only 10% you will get back all your money and a 100% tax deduction.

We are going to do global warming education or a home for wayward super models. I can't decide which.
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In reply to Long Live Sully • 6:03p, 7/3/18
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That is why you need to funnel / launder your income through Cow Hop's Foundation. For only 10% you will get back all your money and a 100% tax deduction.

We are going to do global warming education or a home for wayward super models. I can't decide which.
I'm in if you don't tell Lois Lerner. She'll two hop her way to me, telling everyone I'm Scott Pruitt or Kirsten Nielson
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Cow Hop Ag said:
That is why you need to funnel / launder your income through Cow Hop's Foundation. For only 10% you will get back all your money and a 100% tax deduction.

We are going to do global warming education or a home for wayward super models. I can't decide which.

I'm in if you do the home for wayward super models! IM me or hit me on the hip!
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Not counting on it, but maybe this is a deal to get the bigger fish he probably has info on.
Staff - take out the trash.
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Cow Hop Ag said:
That is why you need to funnel / launder your income through Cow Hop's Foundation. For only 10% you will get back all your money and a 100% tax deduction.

We are going to do global warming education or a home for wayward super models. I can't decide which.


I'll be happy to run that home for you.
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That would be nice, but I wouldn't hold my breath.
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Cow Hop Ag said:
That is why you need to funnel / launder your income through Cow Hop's Foundation. For only 10% you will get back all your money and a 100% tax deduction.

We are going to do global warming education or a home for wayward super models. I can't decide which.


I'll be happy to run that home for you.
Sure, but you only get back 85%.
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I'm in!
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