Congress Criminal Referral Clinton, Comey, McCabe, Lynch, Strzok, and Page to DOJ

[ajvol01]

Let me just drop this here.


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[Mick]

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[StarRaider]

Let me just drop this here.


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Michael Flynn Investigation -- 'Ball of Collusion' Book Excerpt | National Review

 

[zeppelin128]

In a fair world these scum bag people would be put in prison

You wanting to jail folks that disagree with you again?

 

[Orange_Vol1321]

You wanting to jail folks that disagree with you again?

Corrupt law enforcement, no matter what level, and different opinions are night and day.

 

[Septic]

Mike Flynn was CLEARED by the FBI of being a Russian asset days before interview when he lied | Daily Mail Online

So he was cleared by the FBI boogeyman but somehow the narrative by the Flynn crowd is it's still their fault he lied to Pence?

 

[volfanjustin]

You wanting to jail folks that disagree with you again?

That’s what you and your side has been trying to do for 3 years. I do want corrupt people held accountable. Anyone who participated in this Flynn scheme should be prosecuted

 

[ajvol01]

You wanting to jail folks that disagree with you again?

Hilarious response. Do you understand what they did to Mike Flynn?

 

[Orange_Vol1321]

 

[theFallGuy]

So he was cleared by the FBI boogeyman but somehow the narrative by the Flynn crowd is it's still their fault he lied to Pence?

“I think Gen. Michael Flynn is a patriotic American who served with great distinction in the armed forces,” Pence told reporters. “I’m deeply troubled by the revelations of what appears to have been investigative abuse by officials in the Justice Department and we are going to continue to look into that very carefully.”
Asked if Flynn was appropriately fired, Pence didn’t answer directly but said: “I know what Gen. Flynn told me and I’m more inclined to believe it was unintentional than ever before.”

 

[theFallGuy]

I'm not making excuses for lying if he did. But it's clear this was a fishing expedition to find him guilty of something he wasn't. The media so wanted this to be true, they just jump all over it like sharks circling blood in the water.

 

[theFallGuy]

Michael Flynn case should be dismissed to preserve justice

 

[Septic]

“I think Gen. Michael Flynn is a patriotic American who served with great distinction in the armed forces,” Pence told reporters. “I’m deeply troubled by the revelations of what appears to have been investigative abuse by officials in the Justice Department and we are going to continue to look into that very carefully.”
Asked if Flynn was appropriately fired, Pence didn’t answer directly but said: “I know what Gen. Flynn told me and I’m more inclined to believe it was unintentional than ever before.”

I mean, what's Pence going to say about it now that Trump is all over Flynn's jock?

 

[Septic]

I'm not making excuses for lying if he did. But it's clear this was a fishing expedition to find him guilty of something he wasn't. The media so wanted this to be true, they just jump all over it like sharks circling blood in the water.

Law enforcement does it ALL the time, from you local cops to the feds. Not only is it OK to lie to suspects to get them to step on their dicks, it's SOP.

Ultimately, however - it's up to the person to you know, not lie.

 

[Orange_Vol1321]

I'm not making excuses for lying if he did. But it's clear this was a fishing expedition to find him guilty of something he wasn't. The media so wanted this to be true, they just jump all over it like sharks circling blood in the water.

I don't think the media wanted it to be true. I think their marching orders was to push it like it was true.

 

[theFallGuy]

Law enforcement does it ALL the time, from you local cops to the feds. Not only is it OK to lie to suspects to get them to step on their dicks, it's SOP.

Ultimately, however - it's up to the person to you know, not lie.

You may be "cool with it" but i have serious reservations about federal agents trying to trick someone into a lie instead of using evidence of a crime to prosecute. Ultimately they should've interviewed him without bias. Instead they went in with an axe to grind.

 

[Septic]

You may be "cool with it" but i have serious reservations about federal agents trying to trick someone into a lie instead of using evidence of a crime to prosecute.

Cool with it? How did you deduce that?

Pointing out the reality of it is not the same as condoning it.

 

[hog88]

You may be "cool with it" but i have serious reservations about federal agents trying to trick someone into a lie instead of using evidence of a crime to prosecute. Ultimately they should've interviewed him without bias. Instead they went in with an axe to grind.

It's a perfect example of why you should never speak to law enforcement.

 

[theFallGuy]

Cool with it? How did you deduce that?

Pointing out the reality of it is not the same as condoning it.

maybe I misunderstood your tone. Apologies

 

[theFallGuy]

It's a perfect example of why you should never speak to law enforcement.

not without an attorney present at the very least

 

[hog88]

not without an attorney present at the very least

An attorney you can trust. Damn few of them around.

 

[RockyTop85]

Show of hands :

How many of you have written to your senators and congressmen asking them to change the law to require an actual hindrance to the investigation?

 

[theFallGuy]

Show of hands :

How many of you have written to your senators and congressmen asking them to change the law to require an actual hindrance to the investigation?

why so I can get a cut and paste response back?

 

[RockyTop85]

why so I can get a cut and paste response back?

I’ll put you in the “no” column.

 

[Septic]

It's a perfect example of why you should never speak to law enforcement.

Absolutely. This should be a required video in middle school.