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

[Septic]

Lulz

 

[1972 Grad]

You are quite talented. I'm impressed that one can do a self portrait from that position.

 

[37L1]

You are quite talented. I'm impressed that one can do a self portrait from that position.

He uses his third eye. It's not just for "tossed salad" any more.

 

[ajvol01]

He also said the surveillance was justified and unbiased.

That’s not really what he said

Well, the report says it.

Unbiased and justified...

The errors are simply fodder for you guys to try and down play the realization that the report wasn't the bombshell you touted it'd be for months.

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Lulz

I’m the one in denial

 

[hjeagle1vol]

I’m the one in denial

Thankfully the man who wrote the report testified to the contrary for all to see.

 

[hjeagle1vol]

 

[BowlBrother85]

....and George Papadopoulos will still be a convicted felon.

 

[ajvol01]

Have not. Was he besties with Hunter Biden?

Even better. This was the guy who was “randomly” contacting both Carter Page and George Papadopolous after Trump announced they were both foreign policy advisers in March of 2016.

Donald Trump unveils foreign policy advisers - CNNPolitics

Halper was a contractor hired by the federal government (office of net assessment).

Stefan Halper’s Pentagon contracts investigation shows office’s loose standards

Stefan Halper, the professor who became an FBI informant to spy on the Trump campaign, failed to document the research he did as a contractor on four Pentagon studies worth $1 million, an investigation found.

When Carter Page Met Stefan Halper

Ties That Bind – Stefan Halper, Joseph Mifsud & Alexander Downer...

Halper even tried to arrange a honeypot sting on Papadopolous using “Azra Turk” a blonde posing as Halper’s assistant.

So Who Was ‘Azra Turk’ Working For?

FBI informant's assistant who met George Papadopoulos was undercover

 

[ajvol01]

....and George Papadopoulos will still be a convicted felon.

He was set up - it’s blatantly obvious at this point.

You’re in denial. TDS level 6

 

[BowlBrother85]

He was set up - it’s blatantly obvious at this point.

You’re in denial. TDS level 6

He pleaded guilty to a felony. That makes your argument a much tougher sell.

 

[ajvol01]

He pleaded guilty to a felony. That makes your argument a much tougher sell.

You have the financial resources to fight the federal government in court?

Pleading guilty to lying to the FBI was the only common sense decision he could make in that situation.

 

[BowlBrother85]

You have the financial resources to fight the federal government in court?

Pleading guilty to lying to the FBI was the only common sense decision he could make in that situation.

That is a weak excuse. There is no common sense in pleading guilty to something you didn't do.

 

[FallCreekVols]

He also said the surveillance was justified and unbiased.

He said the origination of an investigation was justified and unbiased. Not the entire process, which obviously wasn’t.

 

[FallCreekVols]

That is a weak excuse. There is no common sense in pleading guilty to something you didn't do.

There sometimes may not be common sense, but the reasoning is sometimes to minimize the potential damage.

 

[BowlBrother85]

There sometimes may not be common sense, but the reasoning is sometimes to minimize the potential damage.

...because you know there is a potential that you might be charged with and later convicted of much more serious offenses. I don't have sympathy for people who plead guilty to felonies but then whine later about the process that got them a felony conviction... If Papadopoulos felt he was being treated unfairly, he should have gone to court and fought the charges. It's what Roger Stone has done.

 

[ajvol01]

That is a weak excuse. There is no common sense in pleading guilty to something you didn't do.

Lt General Michael Flynn lost his house due to legal fees and the FBI was threatening to go after his son.

Put yourself in that situation and get back to me.

 

[BowlBrother85]

Let General Michael Flynn lost his house due to legal fees and the FBI was threatening to go after his son.

Put yourself in that situation and get back to me.

I would go to court and lose everything before pleading guilty to something that I did not do.

 

[Orangeburst]

...because you know there is a potential that you might be charged with and later convicted of much more serious offenses. I don't have sympathy for people who plead guilty to felonies but then whine later about the process that got them a felony conviction... If Papadopoulos felt he was being treated unfairly, he should have gone to court and fought the charges. It's what Roger Stone has done.

Or he saved himself from financial ruin and knows he will be pardoned.

 

[RockyTop85]

I would go to court and lose everything before pleading guilty to something that I did not do.

Totally disagree with the rest of what you’re saying, but dude was out on bond and got 14 days. Most of the very real pressures didn’t really apply to him.

 

[BowlBrother85]

Or he saved himself from financial ruin and knows he will be pardoned.

Or it's also possible that he knew the feds could prove their case against him. Sometimes people who plead guilty to crimes really are guilty.

 

[hjeagle1vol]

Let General Michael Flynn lost his house due to legal fees and the FBI was threatening to go after his son.

Put yourself in that situation and get back to me.

FBI was also trying to ruin his marriage as well. Who couldn’t stand on the head for 12 days? Real felon there lol.

 

[BowlBrother85]

FBI was also trying to ruin his marriage as well. Who couldn’t stand on the head for 12 days? Real felon there lol.

How stupid... and felonies are felonies. It's a life changer.

 

[hjeagle1vol]

How stupid... and felonies are felonies. It's a life changer.

Says someone with obviously no facts or knowledge of that. They were telling his wife he was going to prison for years and telling her she should leave him and turn evidence. I saw her admit it in an interview.

 

[BowlBrother85]

Says someone with obviously no facts or knowledge of that. They were telling his wife he was going to prison for years and telling her she should leave him and turn evidence. I saw her admit it in an interview.

That is ridiculous.

 

[hjeagle1vol]

That is ridiculous.

Ok whatever you gotta tell yourself. Facts remain straight from her own mouth.