FFS please find enough evidence to screw Trump without needing to pardon that piece of shit Manafort.
Trump/Russia/SDNY investigation
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Sometimes I think it's Trump himself leaking most of this stuff.
totally agree
He does apparently have a habit of ringing lots of people late at night to talk about all sorts of idea and shit that’s happening. Hardly surprising they then leak.
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With a friend/mentor like Roger, who needs enemies.
FBI questions Ted Malloch, Trump campaign figure and Farage ally:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news...malloch-trump-campaign-figure-and-farage-ally
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news...malloch-trump-campaign-figure-and-farage-ally
Apparently Stone mocked him because he was calling him his mentor after only a week.
The more Stone tries to shut him down, the more believable Nunberg is....
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"Cokehead", said the seemingly coked-up old man...
Good to see he delivered that message in his normal professional manner. Wonder who the creepy kid is?
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Nail biter.
The face of the kid in the Call of Duty chatroom telling you he fecked your mom
It's good to see that the obnoxious gene got passed down.
I like how his shirt foreshadows his grandfather’s future.
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Considering there is only one place Assange could have been at that point, it will be very easy for Mueller to confirm if Stone visited him and if he did, they’ll have him for purjery.
Yes, it sounds like the have him, Assange, and Farage within their bullseye now.
Please.
The more this investigation continues, the more obvious it is why so many Republican's are interested in getting it shut down. The lack of a fixed scope has seen this investigation head in some very interesting directions.
There seems to be this sentiment that "everyone has done some dodgy deals in the past and it's not right that they should all be dragged up"
There seems to be this sentiment that "everyone has done some dodgy deals in the past and it's not right that they should all be dragged up"
The investigation really has to continue. I think it's very important for democracy in general that all these high profile politicians are exposed for what they really are and prosecuted accordingly. That the investigation is now implicating foreigners as well makes me think it could go on virtually forever as the likes of Farage and Assange will no doubt have connections in, say, the UK who'll further implicate other people from there and so on. Other countries should follow suit if at all possible.
Also shows that Mueller is playing by the book and seeking permission from Rosenstein each time the investigation expands into a new area.
And you know, for me, the original released mandate should and would have already put Manafort under his scope . This is just extra proof . What's intriguing is the memo has some extremely heavy redaction. Makes me wonder who else and what else was pin pointed in the probe.
http://www.newsweek.com/alex-van-der-zwaan-mueller-sentenced-russia-investigation-869840
Nobody else reporting it yet though?
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https://www.politico.com/story/2018...-to-30-days-for-lying-in-mueller-probe-498266
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https://www.politico.com/story/2018...-to-30-days-for-lying-in-mueller-probe-498266
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Say it again. Puhleeeaxze!!!
I sense that Mueller is watering down his language to make it appear as though Trump is less of a focus, so as to not get fired, which will buy him some time to proceed according to what he is actually investigating.
I refuse to believe that people involved in a major election campaign in 2016 had emails such as players02@hotmail.com
Guess they’re getting what they ask for when they say “drain the swamp”.
I refuse to believe Blackberry’s still existed in 2016.