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originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: carewemust
I know.
So does the president.
I'm #ed
You were supposed to protect me.
originally posted by: carewemust
April 29, 2019
When it was announced that a "bombshell" report against former FBI Director James Comey is coming in early May, complete with criminal referrals, it occurred to me that DOJ prosecutors might be killing 2 birds with one stone, due to what's been learned since Comey's July 2016 press conference.
Source: www.foxnews.com...
A newly discovered document shows that then-FBI Director Comey authored a draft statement accusing Clinton of mishandling classified documents and being “grossly negligent.”
It was written a full two months before Clinton was ever interviewed by the FBI.
However, sometime before Comey's press briefing, the words “gross negligence” were edited out with red lines. The words “extremely careless” were substituted.
This appears to show that Comey knew Clinton violated the law, but subsequently resolved to conjure a way to exonerate her by altering the language.
He employed it as an excuse to protect Clinton from prosecution, in a case that should have rendered no fewer than 110 criminal charges against her.
Could we soon be seeing a criminal referral of James Comey, stating that by changing the legal wording, he "Obstructed Justice" in order to exonerate a criminal?
Could we at the same time see a criminal referral of Hillary Clinton, followed quickly by her indictment?
Since Comey already laid out all the crimes associated with Hillary's E-mail/Server/National Security violations, the wording can changed back to the original "gross negligence". Hillary can then be indicted/prosecuted, with NO ADDITIONAL investigative legwork required.
-CareWeMust
originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: carewemust
wow, you seem to have triggered someone.
Since Comey already laid out all the crimes associated with Hillary's E-mail/Server/National Security violations, the wording can changed back to the original "gross negligence". Hillary can then be indicted/prosecuted, with NO ADDITIONAL investigative legwork required.