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Posts posted by triplehorn
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5 hours ago, Txzen said:
Shit, I was about to brag about my trip to Banff/Lake Louise this weekend but not after the first few posts. . .
Definitely post some pics !
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SpiceyFiles is a driven atty - a good watch for legalese speakers for details on these proceedings
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This ski hike today at Bennett Pass in the Mt. Hood Natl Forest was a lot more rewarding than the pics suggest. There was 8-12" of pow everywhere and it never stopped dumping, so making tracks all day took a toll.
I cut my route by more than a third due to the conditions, but most importantly nailed down the location of a hidden clear cut for freshies that could only be defined by approaching from elevation below and linking through the woods above it to the main trail to know exactly where to drop in. I was too gassed to do another lap on the big find, but I'll be back.
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Uh oh, Pompeo. Today he testified he was interviewed by Mueller and cooperated but won't say what it was about
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43 Republican House members have left/are leaving as of 4/11/18.
The bottom is dropping out. They know exactly what's up.
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Now why would the RNC want to join in on the cover-up ?
rubles, baby.
It's coming. You reap what you sow.
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8 minutes ago, yaqdum said:
i'm wondering if mueller is waiting for trump to step into that trap.
Firing Mueller would be further evidence of a guilty conscience and coverup. If it happens and GOP Congress does nothing, they get two coats of guilt.
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Consider:
-- the very high bar for granting a search warrant to confiscate an attorney's files and devices
--the especially high standard given whose attorney is being raided
--that a warrant is granted due to a high degree of likelihood (evidence) a crime has been/is being committed
--and that POTUS is named multiple times in said warrants granted due to evidence of a crime
Irrespective of claims of subject or target status, it's break the fucking glass time for Donald Trump.
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got dammit
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30 minutes ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:
It’s really starting to come together now.
Cohen’s August/September connections to the hackers alleged in the Dossier and the potential of fixer Cohen reaching out to his Wikileaks/hackers once the the Access Hollywood tape hit the media.
Yikes!
No wonder Trump is freaked the fuck out.
that.could.do.it.
The appearance of timed and tight coordination between Trump campaign messaging pivots and leaks of stolen hacked information has always been at the crux of it - real time dynamic coordination between Trump campaign and Russian military intelligence/troll farms/fake news bots to maximize effect.
It's been revealed to be far more complex and multi-layered, but there are zero degrees of separation between Trump and his consigliere, Michael Cohen.
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JUST IN: Feinstein says she and Grassley have agreed to not take action on the bill to protect the special counsel this week, but instead will place the bill on the Judiciary Cmte's markup calendar next week https://mobile.twitter.com/frankthorp/status/984188597652869121
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Srsly WTF. You have to bury the head separately from the body to kill these fuckers.
Cohen-Watnick is one of the WH cadre that moled his way into highly classified information that wound up in the hands of Devin Nunes for that wiretapping stunt last Spring presenting info to the WH that was derived from the WH.
2 White House Officials Helped Give Nunes Intelligence Reports
QuoteMr. Cohen-Watnick, 30, is a former Defense Intelligence Agency official who served on the Trump transition team and was originally brought to the White House by Michael T. Flynn, the former national security adviser.
He was nearly pushed out of his job this month by Lt. Gen. H. R. McMaster, who replaced Mr. Flynn as national security adviser, but survived after the intervention of Jared Kushner, the president’s son-in-law, and Stephen K. Bannon, Mr. Trump’s chief strategist.
The officials who detailed the newly disclosed White House role said that this month, shortly after Mr. Trump claimed on Twitter that he was wiretapped during the campaign on the orders of President Barack Obama, Mr. Cohen-Watnick began reviewing highly classified reports detailing the intercepted communications of foreign officials.
There were conflicting accounts of what prompted Mr. Cohen-Watnick to dig into the intelligence. One official with direct knowledge of the events said Mr. Cohen-Watnick began combing through intelligence reports this month in an effort to find evidence that would justify Mr. Trump’s Twitter posts about wiretapping.
But another person who was briefed on the events said Mr. Cohen-Watnick came upon the information as he was reviewing how widely intelligence reports on intercepts were shared within the American spy agencies. He then alerted the N.S.C. general counsel, but the official said Mr. Cohen-Watnick was not the person who showed the reports to Mr. Nunes.
That person and a third official said it was then Mr. Ellis who allowed Mr. Nunes to view the material.
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25 minutes ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:
Cambridge Analytica is just a front operation for SCL group. There are several of them. According to Wylie, no one that worked for CA was paid by checks from CA. They all got paid from SCL, including Michael Flynn.
Perhaps it was a reporting oversight, but correct. I view them as the same (CA as front operation), but SCL is the mother ship that Nix initially had to abandon, and now Tayler. CA has the more direct link to several notable Americans, SCL to notable pro-Putin Ukrainian oligarch Dimitri Firtash.
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1 minute ago, Pescado_Rojo said:
Is that the hooker rotting in a Thai prison?
beat me to it:
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Cambridge Analytica probably deserves its own thread, but CA worked hand in glove w FB during the 2016 Trump campaign:
Re CA, this, after just a couple weeks at the helm, if that:
QuoteJUST IN: Alexander Tayler has stepped down as acting CEO of Cambridge Analytica - company
Shit's goin down
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@ReutersPoliticsFollowFollow @ReutersPoliticsMoreJUST IN: Senate Judiciary Chair Grassley plans to schedule vote on bill to protect Special Counsel Mueller - spokesman
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When you take a step back and look at Mueller's mandate and the team he has assembled, it looks more like Donald is just that first pebble in the dam that dislodges, triggering a sudden massive flood. This is about a lot more than "getting POTUS."
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15 minutes ago, TwiceHorn said:
Well it's certainly not a requirement that impeachment be based on misconduct in office, but that's what everyone expects. And, there's an argument that Mueller should not include much on criminal activity outside the scope of campaign-election-related "collusion."
While there is likely ample evidence of Trump criminality outside of campaign-election-related "collusion," I think what gets revealed by Mueller's investigation within the mandate will shock the conscience. The only GOP in Congress not responding accordingly will be those who are also criminally complicit. Anything less will get processed by the electorate, but I don't think Trump survives Mueller's findings.
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8 minutes ago, Pods said:
They're only admitting to about $2500 in membership dues and small contributions. They've changed their answer on Torshin to no comment.
The response to Wyden has to do with altering the number of foreign (Russian) contributions to the NRA. However, go back to the initial McClatchy article reporting on this and you see the massive hidden dimension to this. It's notable that they're shifting their stance with Wyden given his limited ability to look behind the curtain. What a multi-agency U.S. law enforcement and counterintelligence investigation into Russia’s intervention has been able to access is likely a very different matter:
see bolded text:
QuoteDisclosure of the Torshin investigation signals a new dimension in the 18-month-old FBI probe of Russia’s interference. McClatchy reported a year ago that a multi-agency U.S. law enforcement and counterintelligence investigation into Russia’s intervention, begun even before the start of the 2016 general election campaign, initially included a focus on whether the Kremlin secretly helped fund efforts to boost Trump, but little has been said about that possibility in recent months.
The extent to which the FBI has evidence of money flowing from Torshin to the NRA, or of the NRA’s participation in the transfer of funds, could not be learned.
However, the NRA reported spending a record $55 million on the 2016 elections, including $30 million to support Trump – triple what the group devoted to backing Republican Mitt Romney in the 2012 presidential race. Most of that was money was spent by an arm of the NRA that is not required to disclose its donors.
Two people with close connections to the powerful gun lobby said its total election spending actually approached or exceeded $70 million. The reporting gap could be explained by the fact that independent groups are not required to reveal how much they spend on Internet ads or field operations, including get-out-the-vote efforts.
FBI investigating whether Russian money went to NRA to help Trump
Evidence the money was there exists. Now where'd it come from and where did it go ?
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Worthwhile Twit thread with embedded pdf's of NRA audit balance sheets for '15 v '16
1) NRA Membership had <3% growth 2015 v 2016
2) how come there’s a 12,997,055.00 NET Increase?
3) $66M ‘15 v $25M in ‘16 in undesignated assets?
4) what did they spent $40M on?
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Remember the report about the NRA being investigated for potential money laundering Rubles via Russian laiason Torshin into GOP coffers?
Look out below !
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Correction. Make that 70 subpoenas (35 sets).
I don't know, seems like they're being thorough.
Michael Cohen Investigation
in Cloak Room
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Oh man. Collusion cubed.