FBI Raids Mar-a-lago

fishtm2001

Well-Known Member
That's right, you know the answer.
Now slither away.

Lol
"The president indicated to me that his statements on Twitter were not self-executing declassification orders and do not require the declassification or release of any particular documents.”

donald's very own Chief of Staff, Marky Meadows
 

fishtm2001

Well-Known Member
"In both cases, the federal government made key decisions based on data that was just plain wrong. The standoff at Ruby Ridge might never have happened to begin with if the federal government hadn't exaggerated to itself how dangerous Randy Weaver was: As the director of the FBI, Louis Freeh, later said, "One misstatement of fact exaggerated to another one, into a huge pile of information that was just dead wrong."


The next year, at Waco, bad intelligence didn't launch the standoff — it ended it. Attorney General Janet Reno made the decision to tear-gas the Branch Davidian compound based in part on reports that children were being abused by Koresh and the Davidians during the siege. Those reports came from the FBI — presumably from an agent who knew that fighting child abuse was one of Reno's priorities. But they didn't come from the FBI director — he knew the reports to be false."

Vox
 

UnionStrong

Sorry, but I don’t care anymore.
"The president indicated to me that his statements on Twitter were not self-executing declassification orders and do not require the declassification or release of any particular documents.”

donald's very own Chief of Staff, Marky Meadows
Hearsay sweetheart. Try again. Sack
 

DriveInDriѵeOut

Inordinately Right
"The president indicated to me that his statements on Twitter were not self-executing declassification orders and do not require the declassification or release of any particular documents.”

donald's very own Chief of Staff, Marky Meadows
Here is a copy of the declassification order.
Where are you getting lost guppy?
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fishtm2001

Well-Known Member
So the FBI can ignore the law?
Are you really this dense?
don the Dumb was intent on damaging his political enemies, but somebody got it through his thick empty skull that the damage to donald himself would have been much worse because he would be seen by Americans, maybe even repubs and the entire intelligence community, as the idiot who blew up National Security.
 

Thebrownblob

Well-Known Member
"In both cases, the federal government made key decisions based on data that was just plain wrong. The standoff at Ruby Ridge might never have happened to begin with if the federal government hadn't exaggerated to itself how dangerous Randy Weaver was: As the director of the FBI, Louis Freeh, later said, "One misstatement of fact exaggerated to another one, into a huge pile of information that was just dead wrong."


The next year, at Waco, bad intelligence didn't launch the standoff — it ended it. Attorney General Janet Reno made the decision to tear-gas the Branch Davidian compound based in part on reports that children were being abused by Koresh and the Davidians during the siege. Those reports came from the FBI — presumably from an agent who knew that fighting child abuse was one of Reno's priorities. But they didn't come from the FBI director — he knew the reports to be false."

Vox
OK I’m glad Vox is your source for truth, I don’t feel it’s necessary to argue with you now.
 

DriveInDriѵeOut

Inordinately Right
don the Dumb was intent on damaging his political enemies, but somebody got it through his thick empty skull that the damage to donald himself would have been much worse because he would be seen by Americans, maybe even repubs and the entire intelligence community, as the idiot who blew up National Security.
You're deflecting.
You brought up declassification of the Russia hoax, not me.

So why have the materials Trump declassified not been released by the FBI?
 

fishtm2001

Well-Known Member
Hearsay sweetheart. Try again. Sack
Here you go rocket scientist;

10/20/20

Meadows said in a sworn declaration in federal court that Trump’s tweets earlier this month instead merely referred to the authority given to Attorney General William Barr by the president last year to declassify material related to the Russia investigation.

“The President indicated to me that his statements on Twitter were not self-executing declassification orders and do not require the declassification or release of any particular documents,” Meadows wrote in the declaration filed in federal court in Washington, D.C.
 

trickpony1

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I didn’t have a problem with either one.
David Koresh went jogging every morning.
They could have set up a choke point and nabbed him.
They didn't have to kill innocent people.

Ruby ridge was the same way.
They didn't have to kill innocent people.

Government thugs had an erection and didn't know what to do with it so they got their jollies at the expense of innocent people.
 

bbsam

Moderator
Staff member
David Koresh went jogging every morning.
They could have set up a choke point and nabbed him.
They didn't have to kill innocent people.

Ruby ridge was the same way.
They didn't have to kill innocent people.

Government thugs had an erection and didn't know what to do with it so they got their jollies at the expense of innocent people.
Said every Blue Lives Matter activist…oh wait…
 

bbsam

Moderator
Staff member
This idiot should get all the facts before he compares someone resisting arrest with wanting to know what is in a affidavit from an agency filled with personnel with bias against the President.
Unless of course the former president actually did what they said he did.
 
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