Learn to code?

Jabin said:

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So does everybody else who's ever been subject to a federal criminal investigation or indictment.

The mere fact that a person or company has been named in a federal criminal investigation can destroy them financially and economically for years, even if the government eventually decide not to file charges.

It's one of the great injustices in our system that no one seems to care about.

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Winds up being one of the biggest fallacies of the no bail movement. Fine, turn the poor folks back on the street. While their felony charge for a violent crime is pending, they are likely without a home, the inability to get a job at most all places of gainful employment. So guess what, you get the individuals committing more crime.

Bail is intended specifically for people of means as in order to make bail you have to put significant assets on the line as enticement for you to show back up.

Read Paul Sperry’s latest article on the Durham probe: https://t.co/9ucn9HeFf8

— Kingmaker - Big IF! (True) (@KingMakerFT) October 28, 2021

will25u

Internal emails prove these clowns actually knew the Alfa Bank BS was a "red herring"

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Internal emails reveal the Clinton operatives knew the links they made between Trump and Russia were "weak," even describing them as a "red herring," but fed them to investigators anyway.

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These people should end up in jail.

Jabin said:

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So does everybody else who's ever been subject to a federal criminal investigation or indictment.

The mere fact that a person or company has been named in a federal criminal investigation can destroy them financially and economically for years, even if the government eventually decide not to file charges.

It's one of the great injustices in our system that no one seems to care about.

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Everyone subjected to that treatment should automatically be found innocent due to the justice department's and court's violation of the sixth amendment. If someone loses live, liberty, and property because a court drags on a case, the intent of the sixth amendment obviously is violated.

The special counsel does not oppose and actually supports.

If there actually are discussions regarding a plea deal going on behind the scenes, you can bet your bottom dollar Sussmann will be needing to travel elsewhere in the continental US, hopefully to a grand jury in brooklyn

— Mccabe's Porsche on Blocks (@Larry_Beech) October 30, 2021

Media... ACTIVATED!

NEW: In a letter to DOJ's John Durham and Merrick Garland, a computer expert's lawyer pushes back on how researchers' findings are characterized in Durham's indictment of Michael Sussmann. pic.twitter.com/GPUqfUjwpv

— Maddow Blog (@MaddowBlog) October 30, 2021

will25u said:

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Media... ACTIVATED!

NEW: In a letter to DOJ's John Durham and Merrick Garland, a computer expert's lawyer pushes back on how researchers' findings are characterized in Durham's indictment of Michael Sussmann. pic.twitter.com/GPUqfUjwpv

— Maddow Blog (@MaddowBlog) October 30, 2021

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So these people, tech executives, are victims? Seems like the same old playbook these reprehensible leftist liars use continually.

will25u said:

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Media... ACTIVATED!

NEW: In a letter to DOJ's John Durham and Merrick Garland, a computer expert's lawyer pushes back on how researchers' findings are characterized in Durham's indictment of Michael Sussmann. pic.twitter.com/GPUqfUjwpv

— Maddow Blog (@MaddowBlog) October 30, 2021

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He will have plenty of opportunity to demonstrate how wrong Durham is in court. Only reason to send the letter is to try the case in public first. If he believed he had a good defense against it, he wouldn't be previewing it for Durham in a letter.

Sussman's attorney's seeding the clouds through the MSM trying to motivate public opinion in their favor to try and intimidate the prosecution. Weak sauce IMHO, but they are likely running out of options.

EXCLUSIVE: Christopher Steele says Donald Trump's involvement "didn't play into" he and his partner's decision to take on the high-stakes investigation.

Rather, it was Russia's growing interest in meddling in Western politics that intrigued him. https://t.co/dxKuVh9ErB

— This Week (@ThisWeekABC) October 30, 2021

Follow the money…..

These bast8rds are desperate to try and legitimize Christopher Steele in any way they can. This is massive cover for the CLinton connection. But I have a sneaky suspicion John Durham is going to have the last say.

sicandtiredTXN said:

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These bast8rds are desperate to try and legitimize Christopher Steele in any way they can. This is massive cover for the CLinton connection. But I have a sneaky suspicion John Durham is going to have the last say.

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I sense a great deal of suicidal level depression in Durham's key team members if they get too close to the Clinton connection.

I wish that he had also commented on the remaining issue: whether the Alfa/Spectrum lookups originated from malfeasance from Trump opponents or accidentally from sort of misconfiguration.

— Stephen McIntyre (@ClimateAudit) October 31, 2021

Durham is the best of the best and Johnny Ratcliff ( Trump's DNI ) gave Durham a treasure trove of documents which will hopefully be enough to build an iron clad case to put some of these scumbags in prison .

TTT

Many forget that 4 years ago, Mueller shot his wad by design one week before election day.

Not being a partisan hack, I expect Durham held back, probably humming "relax, don't do it".

— Mccabe's Porsche on Blocks (@Larry_Beech) November 3, 2021

"Growing" Russian interest in meddling with US politics? Would be much more accurate to say ongoing. Did that idiot journalist forget about the Cold War entirely?

sicandtiredTXN said:

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Sussman's attorney's seeding the clouds through the MSM trying to motivate public opinion in their favor to try and intimidate the prosecution. Weak sauce IMHO, but they are likely running out of options.

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"Walls closing in"

SCOOP: The arrest of the analyst, Igor Danchenko, is part of the special counsel inquiry led by John H. Durham, who was appointed by the Trump administration to scrutinize the Russia investigation for any wrongdoing. https://t.co/6U7WhlaKbY

— Adam Goldman (@adamgoldmanNYT) November 4, 2021

EKUAg said:

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SCOOP: The arrest of the analyst, Igor Danchenko, is part of the special counsel inquiry led by John H. Durham, who was appointed by the Trump administration to scrutinize the Russia investigation for any wrongdoing. https://t.co/6U7WhlaKbY

— Adam Goldman (@adamgoldmanNYT) November 4, 2021

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My guess is he was interviewed by Durham investigators before and lied.

EKUAg said:

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SCOOP: The arrest of the analyst, Igor Danchenko, is part of the special counsel inquiry led by John H. Durham, who was appointed by the Trump administration to scrutinize the Russia investigation for any wrongdoing. https://t.co/6U7WhlaKbY

— Adam Goldman (@adamgoldmanNYT) November 4, 2021

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The noose is tightening?

The walls are closing in?

I hope those are really happening to the perpetrators of the fraud.

Nothing is tightening, there is no noose, and the walls are laying on the ground.

Rockdoc said:

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Nothing is tightening, there is no noose, and the walls are laying on the ground.

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Where would we be without these comments?

Not sure if we could manage without them...

The fact that Strzok and Vindman were never punished made me lose all hope in an impartial Justice System.

They both should have been swinging from a tree years ago!

Danchenko is a very key piece to this puzzle. He's not new in all of this because early in Barry's first term in May 2009, the FBI opened a preliminary investigation into Danchenko after he had told two of his lackies from Brookings that he knew of a way they could "make a little extra money" if they were able to "get a job in the government and had access to classified information." The investigation was subsequently upgraded from preliminary to a full blown deal once the idiots at the FBI figured out that Danchenko had prior contacts with Russian intelligence officers in 2005 and 2006. But then all of a sudden the FBI's investigation into Danchenko was closed in March 2011 because election time was rolling around for Barry to keep his Job and Holder put the kibosh on the investigation and Danchenko was back to business as normal. Danchenko is not just some low level actor in this deal.

EKUAg said:

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SCOOP: The arrest of the analyst, Igor Danchenko, is part of the special counsel inquiry led by John H. Durham, who was appointed by the Trump administration to scrutinize the Russia investigation for any wrongdoing. https://t.co/6U7WhlaKbY

— Adam Goldman (@adamgoldmanNYT) November 4, 2021

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And guess what - He worked for the Brookings Institute. That pit of vipers needs to be taken down

The big tell here is that the danchenko indictment isn't unsealed yet. There's usually a reason for that, and it means someone(s) else is getting rolled too. Also the venue...is this dc, edva, edny?

— Mccabe's Porsche on Blocks (@Larry_Beech) November 4, 2021

Hill’s testimony before Congress will be seen in a whole new light. Concerned people just now waking up who go back to watch it will have their minds blown 🤯https://t.co/DnaunZHD8s

— I don’t shine if you don’t shine (@picklepeeete) November 4, 2021

Also another tweet draws attention to the co-authors.

Thread...

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— Sean Davis (@seanmdav) November 4, 2021

will25u said:

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Thread...

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— Sean Davis (@seanmdav) November 4, 2021

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PR executive -1 Hmmm