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lol meltdown.
Sorry, TSA.
You could've read the Woods procedures 30 times over by now.
You never will. Don't ever bring them up again.
begging until the sun rises
lol meltdown.
Sorry, TSA.
You could've read the Woods procedures 30 times over by now.
You never will. Don't ever bring them up again.
Just log off dude and get some sleep dude this is getting sad.
Says the guy glued to his computer at 4:30 in the morning
Staying up to the wee hours of the morning to beg for answers to already answered questions after already being told the same already answered questions would be ignored
I’ll accept your white flag Pavlov, all the way from Hong Kong. <<< big timing white flag acceptance
lolSays the guy glued to his computer at 4:30 in the morning
I don’t need to read them you have read them and claim to understand them better than actual FBI agents. I consider you the ST Woods procedure expert and will direct all relevant questions your way.
Do the FISC judges personally vet the evidence presented to them before approving or do they rely on the NSD lawyers and FBI acting in good faith when presenting an application?
It’s a good sign you can laugh at yourself.
Nope. They don't have to.
The Woods procedures were followed.
You'd know that if you read them.
You simply don't want to read them.
The Woods procedures were followed. The warrant was approved. The warrant was renewed three times.
All that tells me everything I need to know.
Your FISA rants are just another in a long line of nothingburgers that you have passed on from the people who tell you what to think.
You, on the other hand, are extremely pissy right now.
That's a bad sign.
dude...just relax and take a breath before you hit post reply. Every time I quote to respond you’ve edited.
I’m not pissy at all. I’ve been big timing at the lounge bar trying to get drunk enough to pass out for a good chunk of my upcoming flight. I keep chuckling with your every response. I’m sitting at a bar 5:42 Hong Kong time while you’re sitting in Texas arguing on the internet while the sun comes up
See, that's being incredibly pissy.dude...just relax and take a breath before you hit post reply. Every time I quote to respond you’ve edited.
I’m not pissy at all. I’ve been big timing at the lounge bar trying to get drunk enough to pass out for a good chunk of my upcoming flight. I keep chuckling with your every response. I’m sitting at a bar 5:42 Hong Kong time while you’re sitting in Texas arguing on the internet while the sun comes up
It's not my fault I read a few pages of a memo and you still can't.
And you never will. You need that bubble.
Interesting claim. How would an FISC judge know for a fact that the Woods procedures were followed and everything presented in the application as fact had been verified to be factual?
Again I’m not pissy at all tbh. You have been my entertainment for the last few hours.
Are you pissy that you are still stuck awake responding to me? When do you plan on sleeping?
Who said the judge does that?
Please answer the question for once.
I get plenty of sleep. I'm not stuck in any way.
lol so curious about me.
Of course you're being pissy -- you can't stop making it personal, TSA.
I’ve got to board Pavs....first class. Didn’t even feel like flying business on the way back
Get some sleep freak.
lol so pissy and personal
Read the Woods procedures memo.
You'll be incredibly disappointed.
Pizza.
Straight from det first class big timing WiFi stream
You don't know that. Neither do I, tbh...
There's no point in being emotionally invested when there's an investigation ongoing...
love how trump basically tells everyone that he cant stop himself from committing perjury if he's in a room with mueller
George Papadopoulos, Trump Campaign Adviser, Is Sentenced to 14 Days in Jail
Mr. Papadopoulos was also fined $9,500 and
ordered to complete 200 hours of community service and
one year of probation after he serves his sentence.
Federal District Judge Randolph D. Moss cited “the gravity of the investigation” and the need to send a message to the public as the reason for the imprisonment.
Prosecutors argued that Mr. Papadopoulos’s repeated lies during a January 2017 interview with federal investigators impeded the inquiry at a critical moment.
In part because Mr. Papadopoulos misled authorities, they said in court papers, they failed to arrest a London-based professor — suspected of being a Russian operative — before he left the United States in February 2017, never to return.
“I wanted to distance myself as much as possible — and Trump himself and the campaign — from what was probably an illegal action or dangerous information,” he said.
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/07/u...er=rss&emc=rss
a man's gotta know his limitations
yep, that's the one
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