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What do you find funny? No sources or methods will be compromised per DNI Dan Coates.
I guess you didn’t read how little of the FISA application the probable cause section consists of.
https://www.nationalreview.com/2018/...mpression=true
Now, what about those 33 pages? Well, a goodly chunk of them at the beginning does not address Carter Page at all. It’s all about Russia: The FBI explains that the regime in Moscow is a foreign power, that it has been messing with our elections since the Cold War, and that it meddled in them in 2016 by cyberespionage (with the help of WikiLeaks). We are eight pages into the factual recitation before we get to Page.
Plainly, the Page section rests on the two grounds that we have been told about: the Russian attempt to recruit him as a source in 2013, and the Steele dossier. The latter makes up the bulk of the probable-cause showing, pages 15–27. This includes the allegation that the FBI patently hung its hat on: Steele’s claim that, while in Russia in July 2016, Page met with two Putin-regime heavyweights, Igor Sechin and Igor Diveykin, discussing a corrupt quid pro quo arrangement involving sanctions relief for Moscow, as well as the possible transmission to the Trump campaign of “kompromat” (compromising information) about Mrs. Clinton that the Kremlin was purportedly holding. (Page denies knowing, let alone meeting, these men; there is no publicly known corroboration of Steele’s claim.)
What do you find funny? No sources or methods will be compromised per DNI Dan Coates.
Fusion Ken quoting the Senator who was secretly texting a Russian oligarchs lawyer
Yet you keep coming back to the thread dip . Can’t be that fake.
TSA couldn’t even tell you what a convicted felon isNow I really want to read those.
Trump is known for not even being able to read a single page. He's better with drawings.
another post. Another view. My Chucho keeping my thread at the top
You think people viewing your thread negates how wrong you've been? That sure is showing me.
Ol boy in the thread le is likely headed to Prison. Omg how wrong was that
Ol boy in the thread le is likely headed to Prison. Omg how wrong was that
Yeah, being broad isn't going to negate you being TSA Blue® and only being able to express your thoughts by posting someone else's. You're the Chris Paul to TSA's Harden.
Was it right yes or no?
Was it right yes or no?
Makes a better case for obstruction of justice all the time. holee e.
Plenty of the people he claimed would be in trouble have been in trouble.
There is always going to be misses in threads but its not like he's 0 for 100. It's more like 50/50 with more yet to come.
(shrugs)
Define "held up".
lol incredibly stupid comparison
Pardon proof
djohn’s hit rate is still waaaayyyyyy higher than TSA’s
Thinking the podestas and hillary are going to jail
Believing Pizzagate
Manafort's pleading means:
He is the EIGHTH person convicted or pleading guilty in Robert Muellers investigation of Russian interference in the election.
He has been 100% successful in securing cooperation from every single American who has been charged in this case, including the presidents national security adviser, he deputy campaign chair, and now the campaign chairman who himself has decades wroth of links to the former Sovien Union and whose business partner is believed by the FBI to be linked to Russian Intelligence Agencies.
Any day now Roger Stone is going to flip. Manafort must not know anything, or Mueller would have arrested Trump by now.
lol Citizen X is shook
Graham Stack, who was hired by Fusion GPS in July 2016, writes in the Kyiv Post that he “share[s] the blame” for creating what he now says is a false narrative that Manafort worked for the Ukrainian government to advance a pro-Russia agenda.
“There have been scores of media articles about Manafort — and 90 percent regurgitate the simplistic narrative of Manafort as a Kremlin trojan horse,” Stack wrote at the Kyiv Post.
“This narrative was developed by Washington commercial intelligence firm Fusion GPS in 2016, as part of their now famous dossier on Trump, distributed widely among major media outlets,” Stack continued.
“As a contributor to the Fusion GPS research on Manafort, I share the blame. Because we got Manafort almost completely wrong.”
They squirmin'
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