Andrew McCabe, a Target of Trump’s F.B.I. Scorn, Is Fired Over Candor Questions

originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: Pyle

Consider this:

If they had not fired McCabe today, he would be sitting on $2 mil in cash. He could afford to hire some pretty creepy lawyers with that kind of money. That would put at risk any charges they are preparing to charge him with, to get him to sing his guts out. Now, with his pension gone, he can't afford to drag out a court case for years, waiting on the political climate to turn. He's going to have to actually defend himself, or cooperate to get a better deal.

I know you think both Trump and Sessions combined could maybe pass a first-grade reading test if they pooled their brainpower... but the simple fact is that they're playing the swamp, the politicians, the media, and you all at the same time. And all it takes is a single tweet from Trump, which takes all of ten seconds, and they lunge at the bait once again.

I'm sorry, but even mice figure out that cheese has a snap behind it sooner or later.

TheRedneck

They have all the info they need to screw him out of his pension but are not using it because they want to go after him later? Are you daft? He has no reason now to fold as he doesnt have a pension they can use as a bargaining cip.


If they could prove something more serious they could fire him on the spot just as they can for lack of candor.

a reply to: Pyle

10 to 20 makes a pretty good bargaining chip particularly when the defendant has no money.

a reply to: Pyle

Hahaha, you just reiterated the exact same statement I rebutted, and even quoted the rebuttal in your post. I can see you either won't read my post or can't figure it out... either way, nice talking to you.

I do suggest you keep an eye on the next wave of targets... I'm thinking Comey, Lynch, and possibly Mueller. You might find what happens enlightening.

TheRedneck

originally posted by: Outlier13
a reply to: xuenchen

McCabe will be offered a plea deal for not going to federal prison. And this is where we are going to hear the real deal on what went down between Comey protecting Hillary Clinton.

Comey is next in the sights. Wait and see.

Remember. Only a prosecutor can punish civilians.

originally posted by: Willtell
An absolute sinister and vindictive act to prevent the guy from getting his pension.

It was internal... so who was vindictive? Also he lied and that is one thing you do not do in the FBI or you are quickly fired.

And we got some FISA court judges on the hook too.

They are running also.


Wow!

a reply to: xuenchen

Good stuff..these deep state hacks should beware that they will lose their pension for their attempt to overthrow a duly elected president. They deserve worst. They deserve jail time.

originally posted by: Willtell

You don't even know why Trump hates him.

Just because trump's delusional mind concocts hatred for this man you support that like a zombie

P

Why is Trump in this? It was done by FBI Office of Professional Responsibility, and the recommendation of the Department’s senior career official so the white house has no influence over this.

He actually stepped down in January knowing what was coming, and was using sick leave to get to his pension. I agree it is harsh, but lets see what he actually did in the end...it might not be so harsh then...jail might not be so harsh either, so lets wait and see.

a reply to: burgerbuddy

Hannity is talking about new incriminating texts from Strzok and Page, too. Not that I put absolute faith in Hannity, but if this is true it seems quite coincidental. I'll try to verify his claims.

Looks like Sessions just dumped a whole mess of bleach in the swamp.

TheRedneck

originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: Pyle

Hahaha, you just reiterated the exact same statement I rebutted, and even quoted the rebuttal in your post. I can see you either won't read my post or can't figure it out... either way, nice talking to you.

I do suggest you keep an eye on the next wave of targets... I'm thinking Comey, Lynch, and possibly Mueller. You might find what happens enlightening.

TheRedneck

I think you missed the point. Them taking his pension means he has no reason to flip and work with them. They took their best bargaining chip and threw it in the trash in some crazy display of power to scare lower level FBI officials.

Also he isnt hurting for cash as his wife is doing pretty well as a doctor, if I am not mistaken, so there is another failure of your crazy ideas that its to bankrupt him into submission.

a reply to: xuenchen

Just the beginning
of the restoration of Honor
and integrity.

Fasten your seat belts.

S&F

originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: burgerbuddy

Hannity is talking about new incriminating texts from Strzok and Page, too. Not that I put absolute faith in Hannity, but if this is true it seems quite coincidental. I'll try to verify his claims.

Looks like Sessions just dumped a whole mess of bleach in the swamp.

TheRedneck

Laura Ingraham has a killer show, next.

Try and catch it.

originally posted by: Pyle
He has no reason now to fold as he doesnt have a pension they can use as a bargaining cip.

Jail time? To lose his pension it wasn't something small...

originally posted by: Pyle

originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: Pyle

Hahaha, you just reiterated the exact same statement I rebutted, and even quoted the rebuttal in your post. I can see you either won't read my post or can't figure it out... either way, nice talking to you.

I do suggest you keep an eye on the next wave of targets... I'm thinking Comey, Lynch, and possibly Mueller. You might find what happens enlightening.

TheRedneck

I think you missed the point. Them taking his pension means he has no reason to flip and work with them. They took their best bargaining chip and threw it in the trash in some crazy display of power to scare lower level FBI officials.

Also he isnt hurting for cash as his wife is doing pretty well as a doctor, if I am not mistaken, so there is another failure of your crazy ideas that its to bankrupt him into submission.

She might still have some of the 750K hillary gave her.

a reply to: Pyle

People pay big bucks all the time to stay out of prison. That alone indicates that freedom is more precious than money. The bargaining chip is his freedom from prison.

They don't need to bankrupt him, just ensure that he doesn't have spare cash in excess. A $2 mil retirement is a lot of extra cash that he could easily use to try and escape prosecution.

TheRedneck

originally posted by: Xtrozero

originally posted by: Pyle
He has no reason now to fold as he doesnt have a pension they can use as a bargaining cip.

Jail time? To lose his pension it wasn't something small...

Maybe you should read who I was replying to in that message. He said they took his pension to force him to work with them. His pension is the one greatest thing they had to get his cooperation. Now he has no reason not to fight back in order to get his pension back.

a reply to: burgerbuddy

Yeah, I like her better than Hannity. Nicer legs.

Not to mention I trust her more. I have caught Hannity going extreme a few times, which is why I always try to independently verify what he says. Ingraham seems a little closer to truth.

TheRedneck

originally posted by: burgerbuddy

originally posted by: Pyle

originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: Pyle

Hahaha, you just reiterated the exact same statement I rebutted, and even quoted the rebuttal in your post. I can see you either won't read my post or can't figure it out... either way, nice talking to you.

I do suggest you keep an eye on the next wave of targets... I'm thinking Comey, Lynch, and possibly Mueller. You might find what happens enlightening.

TheRedneck

I think you missed the point. Them taking his pension means he has no reason to flip and work with them. They took their best bargaining chip and threw it in the trash in some crazy display of power to scare lower level FBI officials.

Also he isnt hurting for cash as his wife is doing pretty well as a doctor, if I am not mistaken, so there is another failure of your crazy ideas that its to bankrupt him into submission.

She might still have some of the 750K hillary gave her.

Maybe but I dont know Virginia election finance laws. So they may or may not be able to use those funds if any are left.

a reply to: Pyle

This has more to do with positioning than leverage.

By taking the pension, he starts way behind and can't afford to delay and wait (theoretically).