You might want to look at a few post above your's before you get smacked in the head........ again.TXAGFAN said:Did someone post proof or are we still dog piling a guy who thinks MAYBE Mike is a person deserving of some level of skepticism?AG512 said:TXAGFAN said:You believe everything he says? You think FBI tracked him down and surrounded him at an out of town Hardee's to get his phone lol?Rockdoc said:TXAGFAN said:He won't. Strong smell of BS on this one.RiskManager93 said:
He needs to post their warrant.
So you're on record stating that he lied? Is that correct?
I'll believe it when I see the video footage. Facts not feelings.
Where did you go??
The 'My Pillow' guy? Really?
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pacecar02 said:that started 20-30 yeas agoEllis Wyatt said:How will that happen? The agencies are compromised and Americans are stupid.AggieIce said:
I personally can't wait until we have all three branches and turn the tables 10x on these traitors
Imagine thinking 30 years ago someone like Brennen would ever have had an intelligence position as an avowed communist. He was the friggin head of the CIA
After hearing that guy speak on state media channels it's really scary the position he was in.
The same goes for James Comey
TXAGFAN said:Did someone post proof or are we still dog piling a guy who thinks MAYBE Mike is a person deserving of some level of skepticism?AG512 said:TXAGFAN said:You believe everything he says? You think FBI tracked him down and surrounded him at an out of town Hardee's to get his phone lol?Rockdoc said:TXAGFAN said:He won't. Strong smell of BS on this one.RiskManager93 said:
He needs to post their warrant.
So you're on record stating that he lied? Is that correct?
I'll believe it when I see the video footage. Facts not feelings.
Where did you go??
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RGLAG85 said:Study your history, just saying!J. Walter Weatherman said:RGLAG85 said:They truly don't get, after their perceived utopia is complete, they'll be the first lined up in front of the ditch.aggiez03 said:
First they came for the unvaccinated, and I did not speak out, because I was vaccinated.
Then they came for the MAGA supporters, and I did not speak out, because I was not a MAGA supporter.
Then they came for the gunowners, and I did not speak out, because I was not a gun owner.
Then they came for me...
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But you got me, yes, you really did.
It's been said a million times on here, but anyone who actually thinks that could happen needs to log off the internet for a few days. This place is so hilariously dramatic sometimes.
What was the basis of the raid? What criminal act did Lindell supposedly commit to deserve a raid while he was getting a biscuit at Hardees?
He's allegedly involved in the Tina Peters case.
I honestly don't know if that could happen here.Quote:
It's been said a million times on here, but anyone who actually thinks that could happen needs to log off the internet for a few days. This place is so hilariously dramatic sometimes.
But history shows it has happened in almost every country where communism takes over. Hitler was third tier when it comes to genocide. Communist governments run up the Really Big genocide numbers.
Thanks.HTownAg98 said:
He's allegedly involved in the Tina Peters case.
4stringAg said:
What was the basis of the raid? What criminal act did Lindell supposedly commit to deserve a raid while he was getting a biscuit at Hardees?
All you have to be is a Trump supporter or associate.
4stringAg said:
What was the basis of the raid? What criminal act did Lindell supposedly commit to deserve a raid while he was getting a biscuit at Hardees?
Sounds like his overdramtic description of the "raid" was just them serving a subpoena that was from a grand jury investigation.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/09/13/politics/mike-lindell-phone-seized-fbi-subpoena-my-pillow/index.html
Like most grifters I'm sure he can't wait to send out some sensationalized version of the story to sell more pillows to Trump lemmings though.
Sorta like AOC's near death running grift?J. Walter Weatherman said:4stringAg said:
What was the basis of the raid? What criminal act did Lindell supposedly commit to deserve a raid while he was getting a biscuit at Hardees?
Sounds like his overdramtic description of the "raid" was just them serving a subpoena that was from a grand jury investigation.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/09/13/politics/mike-lindell-phone-seized-fbi-subpoena-my-pillow/index.html
Like most grifters I'm sure he can't wait to send out some sensationalized version of the story to sell more pillows to Trump lemmings though.
I've been waiting for him to wise up and start supporting home grown cotton.The Chicken Ranch said:
Maybe all the cotton farmers are sick and tired of him lying about how the cotton grown in Giza is the best cotton in the world. When there really isn't a large quantity of cotton grown in Giza anymore.
Just sayin'.
Texas cotton just sounds better than Giza cotton. Probably less expensive as well.
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Proc92 said:Sorta like AOC's near death running grift?J. Walter Weatherman said:4stringAg said:
What was the basis of the raid? What criminal act did Lindell supposedly commit to deserve a raid while he was getting a biscuit at Hardees?
Sounds like his overdramtic description of the "raid" was just them serving a subpoena that was from a grand jury investigation.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/09/13/politics/mike-lindell-phone-seized-fbi-subpoena-my-pillow/index.html
Like most grifters I'm sure he can't wait to send out some sensationalized version of the story to sell more pillows to Trump lemmings though.
Exactly like it. Glad you agree.
Quote:
Sounds like his overdramtic description of the "raid" was just them serving a subpoena that was from a grand jury investigation.
FBI could have showed up at his office, or contacted an attorney.
Instead, they did a felony stop, as if they were after Public Enemy #1.
How can you possibly think that at least three cars and six feds attacking you at a fast food joint is not dramatic? Do you routinely have other cars blocking you, and armed agents confronting you?
I don't know about you, but if I have a bunch of cars blocking me in, I'm worried about robbery, not the Feds. I'm amazed he remained as calm as he did.
Bunch of commies on this board it seems.CanyonAg77 said:Quote:
Sounds like his overdramtic description of the "raid" was just them serving a subpoena that was from a grand jury investigation.
FBI could have showed up at his office, or contacted an attorney.
Instead, they did a felony stop, as if they were after Public Enemy #1.
How can you possibly think that at least three cars and six feds attacking you at a fast food joint is not dramatic? Do you routinely have other cars blocking you, and armed agents confronting you?
I don't know about you, but if I have a bunch of cars blocking me in, I'm worried about robbery, not the Feds. I'm amazed he remained as calm as he did.
I went to court after mypillow charged me with resisting a-rest
I lost the case.
I lost the case.
CanyonAg77 said:Quote:
Sounds like his overdramtic description of the "raid" was just them serving a subpoena that was from a grand jury investigation.
FBI could have showed up at his office, or contacted an attorney.
Instead, they did a felony stop, as if they were after Public Enemy #1.
How can you possibly think that at least three cars and six feds attacking you at a fast food joint is not dramatic? Do you routinely have other cars blocking you, and armed agents confronting you?
I don't know about you, but if I have a bunch of cars blocking me in, I'm worried about robbery, not the Feds. I'm amazed he remained as calm as he did.
If I'm connected to a federal investigation and a judge has seen enough to issue a subpoena then no, I don't expect the feds to just sit on their hands and serve it whenever it's convenient for me.
Ding ding ding!CanyonAg77 said:Quote:
Sounds like his overdramtic description of the "raid" was just them serving a subpoena that was from a grand jury investigation.
FBI could have showed up at his office, or contacted an attorney.
Instead, they did a felony stop, as if they were after Public Enemy #1.
How can you possibly think that at least three cars and six feds attacking you at a fast food joint is not dramatic? Do you routinely have other cars blocking you, and armed agents confronting you?
I don't know about you, but if I have a bunch of cars blocking me in, I'm worried about robbery, not the Feds. I'm amazed he remained as calm as he did.
The method used to deliver the subpoena reveals that the entire action is political in nature.
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J. Walter Weatherman said:CanyonAg77 said:Quote:
Sounds like his overdramtic description of the "raid" was just them serving a subpoena that was from a grand jury investigation.
FBI could have showed up at his office, or contacted an attorney.
Instead, they did a felony stop, as if they were after Public Enemy #1.
How can you possibly think that at least three cars and six feds attacking you at a fast food joint is not dramatic? Do you routinely have other cars blocking you, and armed agents confronting you?
I don't know about you, but if I have a bunch of cars blocking me in, I'm worried about robbery, not the Feds. I'm amazed he remained as calm as he did.
If I'm connected to a federal investigation and a judge has seen enough to issue a subpoena then no, I don't expect the feds to just sit on their hands and serve it whenever it's convenient for me.
Ahhh, the David Koresh method.
Why take legal action when it's safe for all involved, when you can instead make a huge production of it, and maybe get lucky and shoot someone.
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CanyonAg77 said:J. Walter Weatherman said:CanyonAg77 said:Quote:
Sounds like his overdramtic description of the "raid" was just them serving a subpoena that was from a grand jury investigation.
FBI could have showed up at his office, or contacted an attorney.
Instead, they did a felony stop, as if they were after Public Enemy #1.
How can you possibly think that at least three cars and six feds attacking you at a fast food joint is not dramatic? Do you routinely have other cars blocking you, and armed agents confronting you?
I don't know about you, but if I have a bunch of cars blocking me in, I'm worried about robbery, not the Feds. I'm amazed he remained as calm as he did.
If I'm connected to a federal investigation and a judge has seen enough to issue a subpoena then no, I don't expect the feds to just sit on their hands and serve it whenever it's convenient for me.
Ahhh, the David Koresh method.
Why take legal action when it's safe for all involved, when you can instead make a huge production of it, and maybe get lucky and shoot someone.
Lol sure, sounds like he was in danger bigly.
"I want to say this for the record, they were pretty nice guys. None of them had an attitude," Lindell said on his show."
You're goal tending for a marxist regime, stunning and brave of you.J. Walter Weatherman said:CanyonAg77 said:J. Walter Weatherman said:CanyonAg77 said:Quote:
Sounds like his overdramtic description of the "raid" was just them serving a subpoena that was from a grand jury investigation.
FBI could have showed up at his office, or contacted an attorney.
Instead, they did a felony stop, as if they were after Public Enemy #1.
How can you possibly think that at least three cars and six feds attacking you at a fast food joint is not dramatic? Do you routinely have other cars blocking you, and armed agents confronting you?
I don't know about you, but if I have a bunch of cars blocking me in, I'm worried about robbery, not the Feds. I'm amazed he remained as calm as he did.
If I'm connected to a federal investigation and a judge has seen enough to issue a subpoena then no, I don't expect the feds to just sit on their hands and serve it whenever it's convenient for me.
Ahhh, the David Koresh method.
Why take legal action when it's safe for all involved, when you can instead make a huge production of it, and maybe get lucky and shoot someone.
Lol sure, sounds like he was in danger bigly.
"I want to say this for the record, they were pretty nice guys. None of them had an attitude," Lindell said on his show."
J. Walter Weatherman said:CanyonAg77 said:J. Walter Weatherman said:CanyonAg77 said:Quote:
Sounds like his overdramtic description of the "raid" was just them serving a subpoena that was from a grand jury investigation.
FBI could have showed up at his office, or contacted an attorney.
Instead, they did a felony stop, as if they were after Public Enemy #1.
How can you possibly think that at least three cars and six feds attacking you at a fast food joint is not dramatic? Do you routinely have other cars blocking you, and armed agents confronting you?
I don't know about you, but if I have a bunch of cars blocking me in, I'm worried about robbery, not the Feds. I'm amazed he remained as calm as he did.
If I'm connected to a federal investigation and a judge has seen enough to issue a subpoena then no, I don't expect the feds to just sit on their hands and serve it whenever it's convenient for me.
Ahhh, the David Koresh method.
Why take legal action when it's safe for all involved, when you can instead make a huge production of it, and maybe get lucky and shoot someone.
Lol sure, sounds like he was in danger bigly.
"I want to say this for the record, they were pretty nice guys. None of them had an attitude," Lindell said on his show."
Well then that makes it alright to just harass conservatives, right? What a man!
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J. Walter Weatherman said:4stringAg said:
What was the basis of the raid? What criminal act did Lindell supposedly commit to deserve a raid while he was getting a biscuit at Hardees?
Sounds like his overdramtic description of the "raid" was just them serving a subpoena that was from a grand jury investigation.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/09/13/politics/mike-lindell-phone-seized-fbi-subpoena-my-pillow/index.html
Like most grifters I'm sure he can't wait to send out some sensationalized version of the story to sell more pillows to Trump lemmings though.
All lindell said was that "cars pulled up in front of us, to the side of us and behind us" and then explained they wanted his phone with a search warrwnt. What did the article you posted show that was false about that? the article confirms they were executing a search warrant. You think this FBI did that with one car present?
100$ to charity of your choice if you can show what he said was discredited by article You posted.
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J. Walter Weatherman said:CanyonAg77 said:J. Walter Weatherman said:CanyonAg77 said:Quote:
Sounds like his overdramtic description of the "raid" was just them serving a subpoena that was from a grand jury investigation.
FBI could have showed up at his office, or contacted an attorney.
Instead, they did a felony stop, as if they were after Public Enemy #1.
How can you possibly think that at least three cars and six feds attacking you at a fast food joint is not dramatic? Do you routinely have other cars blocking you, and armed agents confronting you?
I don't know about you, but if I have a bunch of cars blocking me in, I'm worried about robbery, not the Feds. I'm amazed he remained as calm as he did.
If I'm connected to a federal investigation and a judge has seen enough to issue a subpoena then no, I don't expect the feds to just sit on their hands and serve it whenever it's convenient for me.
Ahhh, the David Koresh method.
Why take legal action when it's safe for all involved, when you can instead make a huge production of it, and maybe get lucky and shoot someone.
Lol sure, sounds like he was in danger bigly.
"I want to say this for the record, they were pretty nice guys. None of them had an attitude," Lindell said on his show."
I've already said he was amazingly calm, for someone who was boxed in by three cars.
Most people would assume a worst case scenario and try to flee from potential kidnappers or robbers
He was lucky that he simply assumed it was an overblown photo op by a bunch of feds
The tactics being employed but government agencies against political dissidents should scare everyone. I get it that those on the Left don't care when its Lois Lerners' IRS shutting down the Tea Party or Garlands' DOJ going after "MAGA Republicans". Nonetheless, it's shocking that these same people claim to be "liberal" and continually call out for an increase in diversity. Why does diversity not apply to diversity of thought? As another poster pointed out, study history and you find these movements left unchecked quickly get out of hand.
Consider the Lily pond analogy. If Lily pads double every day and it takes 47 days to fill half the pond, how many days until the pond is full? ...just one more day. The inertia of these movements is the same. You don't realize how bad things have gotten until its to late and the pond is full. Or rather as in the case of socialist/communist movements, until the land is full of corpses. Tens of million of Russians, Ukrainian, and Chinese dead say tread lightly.
Consider the Lily pond analogy. If Lily pads double every day and it takes 47 days to fill half the pond, how many days until the pond is full? ...just one more day. The inertia of these movements is the same. You don't realize how bad things have gotten until its to late and the pond is full. Or rather as in the case of socialist/communist movements, until the land is full of corpses. Tens of million of Russians, Ukrainian, and Chinese dead say tread lightly.
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So not like the casual, unrecorded, off-the-record chat they had with Hillary over her mishandling of classified materials, then.J. Walter Weatherman said:CanyonAg77 said:Quote:
Sounds like his overdramtic description of the "raid" was just them serving a subpoena that was from a grand jury investigation.
FBI could have showed up at his office, or contacted an attorney.
Instead, they did a felony stop, as if they were after Public Enemy #1.
How can you possibly think that at least three cars and six feds attacking you at a fast food joint is not dramatic? Do you routinely have other cars blocking you, and armed agents confronting you?
I don't know about you, but if I have a bunch of cars blocking me in, I'm worried about robbery, not the Feds. I'm amazed he remained as calm as he did.
If I'm connected to a federal investigation and a judge has seen enough to issue a subpoena then no, I don't expect the feds to just sit on their hands and serve it whenever it's convenient for me.
This is established historical fact, yet some Complicit Marxists on this site would say you're being overly dramatic.FIDO95 said:
The tactics being employed but government agencies against political dissidents should scare everyone. I get it that those on the Left don't care when its Lois Lerners' IRS shutting down the Tea Party or Garlands' DOJ going after "MAGA Republicans". Nonetheless, it's shocking that these same people claim to be "liberal" and continually call out for an increase in diversity. Why does diversity not apply to diversity of thought? As another poster pointed out, study history and you find these movements left unchecked quickly get out of hand.
Consider the Lily pond analogy. If Lily pads double every day and it takes 47 days to fill half the pond, how many days until the pond is full? ...just one more day. The inertia of these movements is the same. You don't realize how bad things have gotten until its to late and the pond is full. Or rather as in the case of socialist/communist movements, until the land is full of corpses. Tens of million of Russians, Ukrainian, and Chinese dead say tread lightly.
No, this is exactly what happened. Against a wall, standing in front of a ditch or mass grave...this is what happened.
Yes it's all for show. But like Waco this kind of activity has the potential to blow up in their faces. ATF had their own production crew on site in Waco to record the big bad ATF taking out the garbage. Of course it was the ATF that had to haul out their dead and wounded under truce and then proceeded to continue to mismanage the situations resulting in the murder of a lot of innocents. If DOJ/FBI is really doing these public heavy handed confrontations they are putting themselves and the target at risk. Maybe that's the whole idea.CanyonAg77 said:J. Walter Weatherman said:CanyonAg77 said:Quote:
Sounds like his overdramtic description of the "raid" was just them serving a subpoena that was from a grand jury investigation.
FBI could have showed up at his office, or contacted an attorney.
Instead, they did a felony stop, as if they were after Public Enemy #1.
How can you possibly think that at least three cars and six feds attacking you at a fast food joint is not dramatic? Do you routinely have other cars blocking you, and armed agents confronting you?
I don't know about you, but if I have a bunch of cars blocking me in, I'm worried about robbery, not the Feds. I'm amazed he remained as calm as he did.
If I'm connected to a federal investigation and a judge has seen enough to issue a subpoena then no, I don't expect the feds to just sit on their hands and serve it whenever it's convenient for me.
Ahhh, the David Koresh method.
Why take legal action when it's safe for all involved, when you can instead make a huge production of it, and maybe get lucky and shoot someone.
Expecting to see raids on Joe Piscopo and Pat Boone by the end of the week.Betoisafurry said:
That's what he gets for advertising on Fox News
If this had happened to a Democrat while Trump was POTUS he'd be on here telling us how it PROVES that Trump is a FASCIST!!!!!Pookers said:You're goal tending for a marxist regime, stunning and brave of you.J. Walter Weatherman said:CanyonAg77 said:J. Walter Weatherman said:CanyonAg77 said:Quote:
Sounds like his overdramtic description of the "raid" was just them serving a subpoena that was from a grand jury investigation.
FBI could have showed up at his office, or contacted an attorney.
Instead, they did a felony stop, as if they were after Public Enemy #1.
How can you possibly think that at least three cars and six feds attacking you at a fast food joint is not dramatic? Do you routinely have other cars blocking you, and armed agents confronting you?
I don't know about you, but if I have a bunch of cars blocking me in, I'm worried about robbery, not the Feds. I'm amazed he remained as calm as he did.
If I'm connected to a federal investigation and a judge has seen enough to issue a subpoena then no, I don't expect the feds to just sit on their hands and serve it whenever it's convenient for me.
Ahhh, the David Koresh method.
Why take legal action when it's safe for all involved, when you can instead make a huge production of it, and maybe get lucky and shoot someone.
Lol sure, sounds like he was in danger bigly.
"I want to say this for the record, they were pretty nice guys. None of them had an attitude," Lindell said on his show."
You can turn off signatures, btw
I haven't read all three pages of this thread, so forgive me if this has already been asked...
Does the 4th Amendment no longer apply in this country?
Does the 4th Amendment no longer apply in this country?
Good question. A search warrant requires probable cause to believe a crime has been committed and the items seized to be evidence of said crime(s). So what has Lindell allegedly done that is illegal?Tramp96 said:
I haven't read all three pages of this thread, so forgive me if this has already been asked...
Does the 4th Amendment no longer apply in this country?
Supposedly he's involved in the Tina Peters case in Arizona where she let people examine voting machines where she didn't have the authority to do so. Maybe she was in contact with Lindell?
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