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originally posted by: introvert
originally posted by: Grambler
a reply to: introvert
Is it ok to get dirt from russians on your political opponent?
If its not, is it ok to pay an american company to pay someone to get dirt from russians on your pollitical opponent?
You're not asking the right questions.
"Ok" is a subjective term.
What you should be asking is if it is against the law.
Paying a US firm to do research, who in turn employ someone else, is not the fault of the initial client. That is not a choice the initial client made. That is on the firm.
That little nuance can make the difference between what the DNC/Hillary campaign may have done, and what Trump's cohorts may have done.
There is a direct connection with Trump and friends.
There is not a direct connection with Hillary and friends.
As long as Trump hires a firm to collude with russians, and there is at least something verifiable in the dirt he gets he can use tax payer funds to pay for that dirt and use it to help get Fisa warrants to spy on his opponents
originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: Grambler
As long as Trump hires a firm to collude with russians, and there is at least something verifiable in the dirt he gets he can use tax payer funds to pay for that dirt and use it to help get Fisa warrants to spy on his opponents
Collude means to conspire or come to a secret understanding for nefarious purposes. That would not be the same as asking a firm to conduct research, who in turn hire others not necessarily known to the initial client.
That is not conspiring for nefarious purposes. So collusion would not apply.
Also, there is no proof that the opposition research was used to get the warrant. Information within that dossier may have been the catalyst for further investigation and corroboration, but we do not know if the dossier was used in and of itself.
Again, those are the small differences you and many others are unable to recognize. Unable or unwilling.
Which of those remain to be seen.
Man you are tghe master of changing the goal posts.
So wanting to get dirt from russian intel agents isnt colluding, as long as you hire a firm that does it because you then dont know what they will do.
This is such a ridiculous standard, it again shows how wuill do anything to twist and turnn to not make Hillary or Obama look bad.
So ok I will slightly adjust my above post.
As long as Trump hires a firm WHO HIRES A PERSON to collude with russians, and there is at least something verifiable in the dirt he gets, he can use tax payer funds to pay for that dirt and use it to help get Fisa warrants to spy on his opponents.
originally posted by: Grambler
a reply to: introvert
Ah Hillary supporters.
It ok to collude with russians, delete subpoenaed material, and accept money from foreign agents,
As long as you say that wasn't your INTENT.
Good stuff.
originally posted by: introvert
originally posted by: Grambler
a reply to: introvert
Ah Hillary supporters.
It ok to collude with russians, delete subpoenaed material, and accept money from foreign agents,
As long as you say that wasn't your INTENT.
Good stuff.
Oh, Jesus.
The rum kicked in, didn't it?
Go home Grambler, you're drunk.
Can't believe that went completely over your head.
Well, I guess I actually can.
I am home, and tipsy, and yet even in that state I enjoy watching your partisan squirming to make it seem like the democrats can do no wrong.
Honostly we go back and forth, but I like your comments even when they are ridiculous, which in this instance they are.
On a side note, you say only right wing conspiracy theorists are pushing this stuff.
Here is a wall street journal article outlining the bombshells that may be yet to come, including getting fusion gps records, legal looks into the end not disclosing payments to them, just how the fb I and Obama admin used the dossier, and much more
Ah Hillary supporters.
It ok to collude with russians, delete subpoenaed material, and accept money from foreign agents,
As long as you say that wasn't your INTENT.
Good stuff.
originally posted by: Sillyolme
Crowd strike did not deny the FBI access to the computers. The FBI didn't ask for them. They relied on the report the nonpartisan computer forensics experts supplied.
Relying on previously debunked material is useless to your argument.
originally posted by: theultimatebelgianjoke
originally posted by: mhc_70
CNN has devoted just 4 minutes to breaking story of Clinton Uranium One scandal in the last 7 days
originally posted by: theultimatebelgianjoke
a reply to: DJW001
He lied under oath on other points :
LINK
a reply to: DJW001
originally posted by: BeauDonThorman
isn't it deliciously ironic how all the things been smeared as conspiracies are starting to emerge as truth?