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    You’ll see the BOOM when the rest of us see the BOOM.
    Dodge #1.

    You didn't answer the question, TSA.

    They did that every time before.

    What is different that makes this BOOM?

    Explain.

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    Mueller is the only one kicking the can here. Kicked it right past the mid-terms.

    What do you think comes first, Flynn being sentenced or Horowitz report on FISA abuse?
    Wait, King Spook isn't rescinding his plea deal?

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    Wait, King Spook isn't rescinding his plea deal?
    what do you mean? what about all the exculpatory evidence... the altered 302's. those were all going to be exposed after judge sullivan's brady order!

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    Read his short thread. I guess TSA thinks the former head of the DOJ national security division is also scare less.

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    what do you mean? what about all the exculpatory evidence... the altered 302's. those were all going to be exposed after judge sullivan's brady order!
    Not in the clear yet but looks to be getting closer day by day.

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    General Flynn Should WITHDRAW His Guilty Plea. His New Judge Is A Government Misconduct Expert


    Extraordinary manipulation by powerful people led to the creation of Robert Mueller’s continuing investigation and prosecution of General Michael Flynn. Notably, the recent postponement of General Flynn’s sentencing provides an opportunity for more evidence to be revealed that will provide massive ammunition for a motion to withdraw Flynn’s guilty plea and dismiss the charges against him.

    It was Judge Rudolph Contreras who accepted General Flynn’s guilty plea, but he suddenly was recused from the case. The likely reason is that Judge Contreras served on the special court that allowed the Federal Bureau of Investigation to surveil the Trump campaign based on the dubious FISA application. Judge Contreras may have approved one of those four warrants.

    The judge assigned to Flynn’s case now is Emmet G. Sullivan. Judge Sullivan immediately issued what is called a “Brady” order requiring Mueller to provide Flynn all information that is favorable to the defense whether with respect to guilt or punishment. Just today, Mueller’s team filed an agreed motion to provide discovery to General Flynn under a protective order so that it can be reviewed by counsel but not disclosed otherwise.

    This development is huge. Prosecutors almost never provide this kind of information to a defendant before he enters a plea — much less after he has done so. This is one of myriad problems in our justice system. As Judge Jed Rakoff wrote several years ago, people who are innocent enter guilty pleas every day. They simply can no longer withstand the unimaginable stress of a criminal investigation. They and their families suffer sheer exhaustion in every form — financial, physical, mental, and emotional. Add in a little prosecutorial duress — like the threat of indicting your son — and, presto, there’s a guilty plea.

    Judge Sullivan is the perfect judge to decide General Flynn’s motion. The judicial hero of my book, Emmet Sullivan held federal prosecutors in contempt for failing to disclose evidence, dismissed the corrupted prosecution of Alaska Senator Ted Stevens and appointed a special prosecutor to investigate the Department of Justice.

    That independent counsel, Henry Schuelke, issued a scathing report finding systematic, intentional and pervasive misconduct in the Department of (In)Justice. He identified the prosecution’s deliberate concealment of evidence favorable to the defense. That is why Judge Sullivan both issues such Brady orders in each of his cases and encourages every other judge in the country to do the same.

    Emmet G. Sullivan is one judge who is ready, willing and able to hold Mr. Mueller accountable to the law and who has the wherewithal to dismiss the case against General Flynn — for egregious government misconduct — if Mueller doesn’t move to dismiss it himself.

    Judge Sullivan’s experience can only help General Flynn as more evidence appears every day to reveal that Flynn should not have been prosecuted. James Comey testified to Congress that the agents who interviewed Flynn — including the hopelessly compromised Peter Strzok — thought Flynn was telling the truth. The entire FISA warrant application becomes more problematic by the day.

    Within the next six weeks, we will probably have the bombs report of Michael Horowitz, the Inspector General for the Department of Justice. He is the one who discovered the Strzok-Page emails, and he has been investigating the FBI and DOJ in their Clinton cover-up for the last year.

    Since Flynn entered his guilty plea, we’ve learned that information Mr. Comey leaked deliberately to “trigger” Robert Mueller’s entire investigation was classified. Also, FBI agents Peter Strzok, Lisa Page and Deputy Director Andrew McCabe were working on an “insurance policy” to protect the country against a Trump presidency. It seems plausible that this “insurance policy” included the appointment of a special prosecutor.

    Indeed, the bases for throwing out everything Robert Mueller has touched grow exponentially as more truth finds sunlight.

    Watching guilty pleas evaporate is nothing new for Mr. Mueller’s favored lieutenant Andrew Weissmann. Along with his Enron Task Force comrade Leslie Caldwell, Weissmann terrorized Arthur Andersen partner David Duncan into pleading guilty.

    Weissmann and Caldwell made Duncan testify at length against Arthur Andersen when they destroyed the company and 85,000 jobs only to be reversed by a unanimous Supreme Court three years later. Turns out, the “crime” they “convinced” Mr. Duncan to plead guilty to was not a crime at all. The court allowed Duncan to withdraw his plea. And, that was not the only Weissmann-induced plea to be withdrawn either. Just ask Christopher Calger.

    Judge Sullivan is the country’s premiere jurist experienced in the abuses of our Department of Justice. He knows a cover-up when he sees one. Until the Department is cleaned out with Clorox and firehoses, along with its “friends” at the FBI, Judge Sullivan is the best person to confront the egregious government misconduct that has led to and been perpetrated by the Mueller-Weissmann “investigation” and to right the injustices that have arisen from it. Stay tuned for the fireworks.
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    Sidney Powell, former federal prosecutor and veteran of 500 federal appeals, is the author of LICENSED TO LIE: Exposing Corruption in the Department of Justice. She is a Senior Fellow of the London Center for Policy Research and Senior Policy Advisor for America First.

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    TSA

    Every single time.

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    TSA

    Every single time.
    BUT HE REVISED THE BRADY ORDER TOO

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    That asshole deserves a -punch.
    Hurt HRC's chances way worse than he hurt DJT's to be sure.

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    BUT HE REVISED THE BRADY ORDER TOO
    What, he did a word search and replace?

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    Hurt HRC's chances way worse than he hurt DJT's to be sure.
    This myth needs to die already. Go back and look. That NY field office leaked to Giuliani and it was going to come out anyway.

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    That asshole deserves a -punch.
    NY field office leaked to Giuliani who told congressional Republicans. It was coming out regardless of his letter.

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    oh, so the FBI chief announcing an expedited investigation a few days before the election was way less harmful to HRC than Giuliani and a few rogue agents leaking it to the press would have been.

    right.

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    oh, so the FBI chief announcing an expedited investigation a few days before the election was way less harmful to HRC than Giuliani and a few rogue agents leaking it to the press would have been.

    right.
    and if those agents leaked it to the press without the FBI director commenting, it literally would have been the same effect. Comey would have been asked by the media about this and why he hadn’t commented on it. “Director Comey, is it true the investigation is being re-opened? We have a report from one of your field offices concerning this issue. Is it true? Why is this coming from one of your field offices and not from you?”

    Some people man. oh and btw. Hillary was a candidate. People decided to stay home wayyyy before that because she didn’t feel relatable and was untrustworthy.

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    Hilary was a candidate, true.

    But there's no way slung on the wall by political operatives counts for as much as the imprimatur of the FBI.

    that's just silly.

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    Dodge #1.

    You didn't answer the question, TSA.

    They did that every time before.

    What is different that makes this BOOM?

    Explain.
    Never claimed it was a different BOOM. Specifically said Eric Garland BOOM.

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    SELECTIVE LEAKING IS NOT SELECTIVE LEAKING

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    Never claimed it was a different BOOM. Specifically said Eric Garland BOOM.
    So this is nothing?

    Use your words, TSA.

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    lol nervous

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    SELECTIVE LEAKING IS NOT SELECTIVE LEAKING
    You need to re-evaluate your definition of leaking.

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    So this is nothing?

    Use your words, TSA.
    Never claimed it was nothing.

    You have my words.

    Beg more, Pavlov.

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    the thing is, DJT can't even do it competently. last time he did it, Devin Nunes was collateral damage.

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    the thing is, DJT can't even do it competently. last time he did it, Devin Nunes was collateral damage.
    I’m surprised you of all people saw Nunes as collateral damage. Thought you were immune to MSM spin.

    https://www.realclearpolitics.com/ar...mpression=true

    good look at Nunes, what he uncovered, and how he was attacked by the media.

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    Compare the Nunes memo to the Schiff memo. Which one has actually held up?

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    I’m surprised you of all people saw Nunes as collateral damage. Thought you were immune to MSM spin.

    https://www.realclearpolitics.com/ar...mpression=true

    good look at Nunes, what he uncovered, and how he was attacked by the media.

    hahaha!!!

    That article is a pile of garbage - lie after lie after lie.

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    Never claimed it was nothing.

    You have my words.

    Beg more, Pavlov.
    You said nothing.

    Whine more, TSA.

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