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Chris Steele grilled by DOJ IG investigators in June for 16 hrs.
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Yes, please read all of the Mueller Report. It's filled with unsubstantiated bullshit. The Russian-stole-the-election narrative was never meant to be proven, only kept alive to diminish Trump's presidency. One Russian company Mueller indicted actually showed up in court, much to the dismay or Mueller. Have you been following USA v Concord Management Consulting? The Judge is kicking Mueller's ass for failure to link the defendants to the Russian government despite his report describing efforts by the Russian government to interfere with the 2016 presidential election.
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and there goes Blob off the deep end...again.SFGbob said:
Sounds like you're talking a straight out of your ass and aren't going to do anything to back up your lying twat of a mouth. Go ahead Kunt, quote from Mueller's appointment letter where he was informed that his investigation was limited only to "pre-agreed conspiracy"GDS said:
It sounds like there were actually three scope memos. Regardless of what those scope memos said his report speaks for itself. Again - do yourself a favor and read it.SFGbob said:Mueller had all the authority he needed to fully investigate anything he found during his investigation. You're talking straight out of your ass.
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Blob appreciates the reach around no doubt.RaceBannon said:"its been widely discussed"
Translation - Scott is making shit up again
Team Hondo is coming together nicely. Telling the same lies and using the same bullshit when caught
Don't worry we already knew you had no idea what was in the report Race.
Maybe Blob can help you push your head further up your ass? -
Why don't you and your fellow Muellertard find some gas and light yourselves on fire?GDS said:
Blob appreciates the reach around no doubt.RaceBannon said:"its been widely discussed"
Translation - Scott is making shit up again
Team Hondo is coming together nicely. Telling the same lies and using the same bullshit when caught
Don't worry we already knew you had no idea what was in the report Race.
Maybe Blob can help you push your head further up your ass?
Being a lying sack of shit is no way to go through life hondo Jr -
From the idiots spewing bullshit about collusion and obstruction after it was never found2001400ex said:
The best part is. No matter the result. They will still bring it up as fact like they do uranium one and shit.GDS said:
The fact they don't believe they can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Page was involved in a criminal conspiracy doesn't mean the wire tap was inappropriate. Libtard Trey Gowdy who read the FISA warrant noted in his opinion the FBI did exactly what they should have done considering the information they had.SFGbob said:
And yet Page, the target of the wiretap and spying was never charged with anything. Mueller was charged with looking into Russian interference with our election, not just a pre-agreed conspiracy between Trump and the Russian. You pulled that claim squarely out of your ass.GDS said:
We've been through this countless times but we can always revisit. No doubt many were disappointed that Mueller felt his scope was so limited he investigated a pre-agreed conspiracy between the Trump campaign and the GRU, something no one alleged happened. The fact he investigated something no one alleged happened and found enough evidence that he couldn't exonerate members of the campaign is very concerning for the country. That he found countless examples of collusion and documents multiple instances of obstruction of justice are extremely concerning. Shocking that not a single word in the report was redacted for counter-intel purposes so the ongoing counter-intel investigation as well as the multiple other investigations spawned from the SC investigation will hopefully lead us closer to the truth this president and his team continue to try and conceal.RaceBannon said:
How did the Muellertards like theirs?GDS said:The takeaway has irked some U.S. officials interviewed as part of the probe — they argue that it shouldn’t have taken a foreign national to convince the inspector general that the FBI acted properly in 2016.
Sounds like Trumptards won’t like the results of this investigation...
Found this part of the article particularly compelling. Bertrand is a good journalist and has written many good pieces on the ongoing investigation.
But the extensive interview with Steele, and the investigators’ sense that he offered new and important information, may dampen expectations among the president’s allies who’ve claimed that Steele’s sensational dossier was used improperly by the bureau to “spy” on the campaign.
Page had been on the FBI’s radar since 2013, when he interacted with undercover Russian intelligence agents in New York City. A trip to Moscow in the summer of 2016 further aroused the bureau’s suspicions, according to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant the FBI got approved in October 2016, allowing the bureau to intercept his electronic communications.
Steele’s defenders have noted that the information he provided which made it into the FISA warrant application to monitor Page was not far off. According to Steele’s sources, Page met with high-level Russian officials while in Moscow in July 2016, including the CEO of Russia’s state-owned oil giant Rosneft.
Page denied the claim publicly until pressed under oath by lawmakers in 2017, when he acknowledged meeting “senior members of the presidential administration” during his trip, as well as the head of investor relations at Rosneft. Page had originally claimed only that he went to Moscow to give the commencement address at the New Economic School.
What we do know for certain is that Hillary paid a foreign national, who received what we're now told was most likely Russian disinformation, from Russians who were connected to the Kremlin in order to impact the campaign and Mueller never looked into any of that.
We already know that the FBI acted inappropriately in their investigation of Trump. There have been people fired and demoted on account of their inappropriate actions. What we still don't know is how big a role the Russian disinformation, paid for by Hillary and the DNC, played in the investigation of Trump's campaign.
The claim is actually not pulled from my ass but from the report itself. Try reading it instead of relying on your partisan right wing sources to tell you what to think.
Your Russian disinformation bullshit is just that. A fair amount of the raw intel in the Steele dossier which was never used during the campaign (including the Page info noted in the article) has later been corroborated. Again - a lot of that is in the report which you would know if you bothered to read it.
It certainly sounds like Trumptards who were banking on the IG report to validate what they have been told by partisan right wing media sources are going to be very disappointed...
Do you have any self awareness at all?
Muellertards -
I wasn't lying. You don't know what is and isn't in the report. Ignorance is not bliss. Educate yourself.RaceBannon said:
Why don't you and your fellow Muellertard find some gas and light yourselves on fire?GDS said:
Blob appreciates the reach around no doubt.RaceBannon said:"its been widely discussed"
Translation - Scott is making shit up again
Team Hondo is coming together nicely. Telling the same lies and using the same bullshit when caught
Don't worry we already knew you had no idea what was in the report Race.
Maybe Blob can help you push your head further up your ass?
Being a lying sack of shit is no way to go through life hondo Jr -
MUELLER WOULD HAVE GOT HIM IF ONLY HE HAD BEEN ABLE TO INVESTIGATE FOR TWO YEARS PLUS
For goodness sake stop embarrassing yourself just to get a hand job from @CirrhosisDawg
Muellertards. What a bunch of white trash -
Oh it was found, just ask Scott, it's just that Mueller never had the authority to prosecute anything other than a pre-agreed conspiracy between the Trump campaign and the GRURaceBannon said:
From the idiots spewing bullshit about collusion and obstruction after it was never found2001400ex said:
The best part is. No matter the result. They will still bring it up as fact like they do uranium one and shit.GDS said:
The fact they don't believe they can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Page was involved in a criminal conspiracy doesn't mean the wire tap was inappropriate. Libtard Trey Gowdy who read the FISA warrant noted in his opinion the FBI did exactly what they should have done considering the information they had.SFGbob said:
And yet Page, the target of the wiretap and spying was never charged with anything. Mueller was charged with looking into Russian interference with our election, not just a pre-agreed conspiracy between Trump and the Russian. You pulled that claim squarely out of your ass.GDS said:
We've been through this countless times but we can always revisit. No doubt many were disappointed that Mueller felt his scope was so limited he investigated a pre-agreed conspiracy between the Trump campaign and the GRU, something no one alleged happened. The fact he investigated something no one alleged happened and found enough evidence that he couldn't exonerate members of the campaign is very concerning for the country. That he found countless examples of collusion and documents multiple instances of obstruction of justice are extremely concerning. Shocking that not a single word in the report was redacted for counter-intel purposes so the ongoing counter-intel investigation as well as the multiple other investigations spawned from the SC investigation will hopefully lead us closer to the truth this president and his team continue to try and conceal.RaceBannon said:
How did the Muellertards like theirs?GDS said:The takeaway has irked some U.S. officials interviewed as part of the probe — they argue that it shouldn’t have taken a foreign national to convince the inspector general that the FBI acted properly in 2016.
Sounds like Trumptards won’t like the results of this investigation...
Found this part of the article particularly compelling. Bertrand is a good journalist and has written many good pieces on the ongoing investigation.
But the extensive interview with Steele, and the investigators’ sense that he offered new and important information, may dampen expectations among the president’s allies who’ve claimed that Steele’s sensational dossier was used improperly by the bureau to “spy” on the campaign.
Page had been on the FBI’s radar since 2013, when he interacted with undercover Russian intelligence agents in New York City. A trip to Moscow in the summer of 2016 further aroused the bureau’s suspicions, according to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant the FBI got approved in October 2016, allowing the bureau to intercept his electronic communications.
Steele’s defenders have noted that the information he provided which made it into the FISA warrant application to monitor Page was not far off. According to Steele’s sources, Page met with high-level Russian officials while in Moscow in July 2016, including the CEO of Russia’s state-owned oil giant Rosneft.
Page denied the claim publicly until pressed under oath by lawmakers in 2017, when he acknowledged meeting “senior members of the presidential administration” during his trip, as well as the head of investor relations at Rosneft. Page had originally claimed only that he went to Moscow to give the commencement address at the New Economic School.
What we do know for certain is that Hillary paid a foreign national, who received what we're now told was most likely Russian disinformation, from Russians who were connected to the Kremlin in order to impact the campaign and Mueller never looked into any of that.
We already know that the FBI acted inappropriately in their investigation of Trump. There have been people fired and demoted on account of their inappropriate actions. What we still don't know is how big a role the Russian disinformation, paid for by Hillary and the DNC, played in the investigation of Trump's campaign.
The claim is actually not pulled from my ass but from the report itself. Try reading it instead of relying on your partisan right wing sources to tell you what to think.
Your Russian disinformation bullshit is just that. A fair amount of the raw intel in the Steele dossier which was never used during the campaign (including the Page info noted in the article) has later been corroborated. Again - a lot of that is in the report which you would know if you bothered to read it.
It certainly sounds like Trumptards who were banking on the IG report to validate what they have been told by partisan right wing media sources are going to be very disappointed...
Do you have any self awareness at all?
Muellertards -
Other then the fact the report details multiple instances of collusion as well as obstruction you really killed it on this poast!RaceBannon said:
From the idiots spewing bullshit about collusion and obstruction after it was never found2001400ex said:
The best part is. No matter the result. They will still bring it up as fact like they do uranium one and shit.GDS said:
The fact they don't believe they canSFGbob said:
And yet Page, the target of the wiretap and spying was never charged with anything. Mueller was charged with looking into Russian interference with our election, not just a pre-agreed conspiracy between Trump and the Russian. You pulled that claim squarely out of your ass.GDS said:
We've been through this countless times but we can always revisit. No doubt many were disappointed that Mueller felt his scope was so limited he investigated a pre-agreed conspiracy between the Trump campaign and the GRU, something no one alleged happened. The fact he investigated something no one alleged happened and found enough evidence that he couldn't exonerate members of the campaign is very concerning for the country. That he found countless examples of collusion and documents multiple instances of obstruction of justice are extremely concerning. Shocking that not a single word in the report was redacted for counter-intel purposes so the ongoing counter-intel investigation as well as the multiple other investigations spawned from the SC investigation will hopefully lead us closer to the truth this president and his team continue to try and conceal.RaceBannon said:
How did the Muellertards like theirs?GDS said:The takeaway has irked some U.S. officials interviewed as part of the probe — they argue that it shouldn’t have taken a foreign national to convince the inspector general that the FBI acted properly in 2016.
Sounds like Trumptards won’t like the results of this investigation...
Found this part of the article particularly compelling. Bertrand is a good journalist and has written many good pieces on the ongoing investigation.
But the extensive interview with Steele, and the investigators’ sense that he offered new and important information, may dampen expectations among the president’s allies who’ve claimed that Steele’s sensational dossier was used improperly by the bureau to “spy” on the campaign.
Page had been on the FBI’s radar since 2013, when he interacted with undercover Russian intelligence agents in New York City. A trip to Moscow in the summer of 2016 further aroused the bureau’s suspicions, according to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant the FBI got approved in October 2016, allowing the bureau to intercept his electronic communications.
Steele’s defenders have noted that the information he provided which made it into the FISA warrant application to monitor Page was not far off. According to Steele’s sources, Page met with high-level Russian officials while in Moscow in July 2016, including the CEO of Russia’s state-owned oil giant Rosneft.
Page denied the claim publicly until pressed under oath by lawmakers in 2017, when he acknowledged meeting “senior members of the presidential administration” during his trip, as well as the head of investor relations at Rosneft. Page had originally claimed only that he went to Moscow to give the commencement address at the New Economic School.
What we do know for certain is that Hillary paid a foreign national, who received what we're now told was most likely Russian disinformation, from Russians who were connected to the Kremlin in order to impact the campaign and Mueller never looked into any of that.
We already know that the FBI acted inappropriately in their investigation of Trump. There have been people fired and demoted on account of their inappropriate actions. What we still don't know is how big a role the Russian disinformation, paid for by Hillary and the DNC, played in the investigation of Trump's campaign.
It certainly sounds like Trumptards who were banking on the IG report to validate what they have been told by partisan right wing media sources are going to be very disappointed...
Do you have any self awareness at all?
Muellertards
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Lying sack of shitGDS said:
Other then the fact the report details multiple instances of collusion as well as obstruction you really killed it on this poast!RaceBannon said:
From the idiots spewing bullshit about collusion and obstruction after it was never found2001400ex said:
The best part is. No matter the result. They will still bring it up as fact like they do uranium one and shit.GDS said:
The fact they don't believe they canSFGbob said:
And yet Page, the target of the wiretap and spying was never charged with anything. Mueller was charged with looking into Russian interference with our election, not just a pre-agreed conspiracy between Trump and the Russian. You pulled that claim squarely out of your ass.GDS said:
We've been through this countless times but we can always revisit. No doubt many were disappointed that Mueller felt his scope was so limited he investigated a pre-agreed conspiracy between the Trump campaign and the GRU, something no one alleged happened. The fact he investigated something no one alleged happened and found enough evidence that he couldn't exonerate members of the campaign is very concerning for the country. That he found countless examples of collusion and documents multiple instances of obstruction of justice are extremely concerning. Shocking that not a single word in the report was redacted for counter-intel purposes so the ongoing counter-intel investigation as well as the multiple other investigations spawned from the SC investigation will hopefully lead us closer to the truth this president and his team continue to try and conceal.RaceBannon said:
How did the Muellertards like theirs?GDS said:The takeaway has irked some U.S. officials interviewed as part of the probe — they argue that it shouldn’t have taken a foreign national to convince the inspector general that the FBI acted properly in 2016.
Sounds like Trumptards won’t like the results of this investigation...
Found this part of the article particularly compelling. Bertrand is a good journalist and has written many good pieces on the ongoing investigation.
But the extensive interview with Steele, and the investigators’ sense that he offered new and important information, may dampen expectations among the president’s allies who’ve claimed that Steele’s sensational dossier was used improperly by the bureau to “spy” on the campaign.
Page had been on the FBI’s radar since 2013, when he interacted with undercover Russian intelligence agents in New York City. A trip to Moscow in the summer of 2016 further aroused the bureau’s suspicions, according to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant the FBI got approved in October 2016, allowing the bureau to intercept his electronic communications.
Steele’s defenders have noted that the information he provided which made it into the FISA warrant application to monitor Page was not far off. According to Steele’s sources, Page met with high-level Russian officials while in Moscow in July 2016, including the CEO of Russia’s state-owned oil giant Rosneft.
Page denied the claim publicly until pressed under oath by lawmakers in 2017, when he acknowledged meeting “senior members of the presidential administration” during his trip, as well as the head of investor relations at Rosneft. Page had originally claimed only that he went to Moscow to give the commencement address at the New Economic School.
What we do know for certain is that Hillary paid a foreign national, who received what we're now told was most likely Russian disinformation, from Russians who were connected to the Kremlin in order to impact the campaign and Mueller never looked into any of that.
We already know that the FBI acted inappropriately in their investigation of Trump. There have been people fired and demoted on account of their inappropriate actions. What we still don't know is how big a role the Russian disinformation, paid for by Hillary and the DNC, played in the investigation of Trump's campaign.
It certainly sounds like Trumptards who were banking on the IG report to validate what they have been told by partisan right wing media sources are going to be very disappointed...
Do you have any self awareness at all?
Muellertards
Do you have any self awareness at all?
I guess he found his audience. The brain dead among us
