Trump gives AG Barr authority to declassify documents related to 2016 campaign surveillance

originally posted by: thedigirati
a reply to: IAMTAT



Anyone seen what Pellosi looks like today?

Not good.

If it wasn't for her huge pendulous boobs, I wouldn't even pay attention to her.

Declass order indicates that Uranium One and Clinton Foundation are also targets of "ongoing investigations".

Source: theconservativetreehouse.com...-164120

a reply to: carewemust

well President Trump did say "Nasty woman"

They went back to highschool for Kavanaugh, so there is

Precedent..

Hillary looks good in an orange pantsuit anyways....

pop, pop,

boom! 🎇

BOOM! 🎆

I just heard that Mr Nadler "almost passed out"

could it be stress?

Lack of sleep?

hyperventilation?

Declassification?

does he need a snickers? 🍫

a reply to: Grambler

I will believe it when it happens.

What if the information shows that nothing illegal was done? That the patriot act and the bills that bush jr, obama, and trump signed giving more power to fisa, made the spying legal?


Edit: Trump didn't give more power to fisa he only renewed the program instead of shutting it down.

a reply to: scraedtosleep

that would also be good to reveal, and repealed.

it would still be a good thing to know.

( and most likelyit will be spun this way )

like they do with bad cops, Judge says it's all good.

the voting public can get this repealed.

originally posted by: scraedtosleep


What if the information shows that nothing illegal was done?

What if your forgetting all of the crimes already uncovered?

Andrew McCabe investigated by a grand jury.

James Baker investigated by a grand jury.

All the resignations, all the firings.

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: thedigirati

Was just working on a thread for this very thing.

There are many puckered sphincters tonight in DC.

I heard a guy nearly fainted..

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: xuenchen

Your skills of prognostication have been a failure up until now.
I sure hope you're not putting any money on this.

Honestly... dont you think if there was anything there it would already have been used to try and halt all the investigations into him?

"Give them enough rope to hang themselves with"

Pretty apt for this situation, don't you think?

a reply to: Wardaddy454

yes, he did faint, but didn't have far to fall.


there is audio though.

we may get a chance to hear "slap and ripple"

I'm just hoping that anyone and everyone who committed crimes, and especially the people who ordered the crimes to be committed, are actually prosecuted and put into jail. Sadly, I suspect we'll get a few has-beens and peons, but no one of real consequence will be in real trouble.

a reply to: danbuter

You're right.

In a perfect world there would be a firing squad or a hanging.

Now it's a book deal and a spot on the cable news.

a reply to: DBCowboy

Well, that is how things have been done so far,

However, President Trump is an innovator

we may see some "real" justice, not just theater Justice.

Real scared legislators, that would sure be new.

a reply to: thedigirati

Don't get me wrong, I'd love to see them get punished.

I'd love to see actual justice.





But the political class are our betters now. They operate under a different set of rules. /s

TRUMP FIGHTS BACK!

twitter.com...

NVM

originally posted by: carewemust
TRUMP FIGHTS BACK!

twitter.com...

Now there is a couple of rabbit holes to pursue inside of that twitter on or two there was connecting some interesting things.

a reply to: thedigirati

Just to add another source.

Trump's payback begins: President tells Bill Barr to declassify ALL documents related to 'spying' on his 2016 campaign and orders intelligence chiefs to help the AG with his investigation

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

thank you very much, I'll have a great deal of reading for the weekend

Pop, pop,


BOOM!!🎆

a reply to: Justoneman

But we have to remember that declassify does not mean release. The thing that concerns me is the heads of the FBI and other agencies will have the opportunity to redact what they feel should not be made public before the documents are released.