Looks like Gen. Flynn was framed.

floridays

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A nice read, Sidney Powell throws some shade to the former Constitutional professor and first half black President of the United States, Barack Hussein Obama


OPEN MEMORANDUM
To: Barack Hussein Obama
From: Sidney Powell
www.SidneyPowell.com

Date: May 13, 2020

Re: Your Failure to Find Precedent for Flynn Dismissal

Regarding the decision of the Department of Justice to dismiss charges against General Flynn, in your recent call with your alumni, you expressed great concern: “there is no precedent that anybody can find for someone who has been charged with perjury just getting off scot-free. That’s the kind of stuff where you begin to get worried that basic — not just institutional norms — but our basic understanding of rule of law is at risk.”

Here is some help—if truth and precedent represent your true concern. Your statement is entirely false. However, it does explain the damage to the Rule of Law throughout your administration.

Read the rest of her dressing down of Barack Hussein Obama, first half black president and former Constitutional professor.

Open Memorandum to Barack Obama | Sidney Powell
 

fishtm2001

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DOJ’s claims to have discovered “new” information since the sentencing memo are not supported by any proof and are in fact refuted by the public record.
"...all of the facts on which this motion to dismiss relies — that the FBI hadn’t found anything in its counterintelligence investigation into Flynn, but decided to keep it open in early January 2017 when they discovered the Kislyak transcripts, and that people in DOJ and FBI had conflicting understandings of the status of the investigation leading up to the interview — has not only been known to DOJ but has been public since March 22, 2018, when Republicans released it in their Russian Report."

EW
 

DriveInDriveOut

Inordinately Right
"...all of the facts on which this motion to dismiss relies — that the FBI hadn’t found anything in its counterintelligence investigation into Flynn, but decided to keep it open in early January 2017 when they discovered the Kislyak transcripts, and that people in DOJ and FBI had conflicting understandings of the status of the investigation leading up to the interview — has not only been known to DOJ but has been public since March 22, 2018, when Republicans released it in their Russian Report."

EW
You're quoting someone who basically worked for Robert Mueller in his failed coup attempt. Is that all you got?
 

newfie

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DOJ’s claims to have discovered “new” information since the sentencing memo are not supported by any proof and are in fact refuted by the public record.
Not true. It's been proven in the IG investigation that the DOJ with held exculpatory evidence and mispresented other evidence. You can't just make :censored2: up.
 

newfie

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"...all of the facts on which this motion to dismiss relies — that the FBI hadn’t found anything in its counterintelligence investigation into Flynn, but decided to keep it open in early January 2017 when they discovered the Kislyak transcripts, and that people in DOJ and FBI had conflicting understandings of the status of the investigation leading up to the interview — has not only been known to DOJ but has been public since March 22, 2018, when Republicans released it in their Russian Report."

EW

Again disproven this week . You're fake news
 

fishtm2001

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Not true. It's been proven in the IG investigation that the DOJ with held exculpatory evidence and mispresented other evidence. You can't just make :censored2: up.
"Trump’s Acting Attorney General Rod Rosenstein agreed Flynn’s lies were material when he approved false statement charges against Flynn in December 2017, Trump’s Acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker’s DOJ argued Flynn’s lies were material when DOJ moved to sentencing in December 2018, Bill Barr’s DOJ argued “the FBI was engaged in a legitimate and significant investigation,” when it successfully defeated a request to dismiss the prosecution last fall, and Barr’s DOJ argued Flynn’s lies were material in January."
 

newfie

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"Trump’s Acting Attorney General Rod Rosenstein agreed Flynn’s lies were material when he approved false statement charges against Flynn in December 2017, Trump’s Acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker’s DOJ argued Flynn’s lies were material when DOJ moved to sentencing in December 2018, Bill Barr’s DOJ argued “the FBI was engaged in a legitimate and significant investigation,” when it successfully defeated a request to dismiss the prosecution last fall, and Barr’s DOJ argued Flynn’s lies were material in January."

probably another reason why rosenstien is out of a job. bad judgement.
 

Benben

Working on a new degree, Masters in BS Detecting!
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