It cracks me up that Greenwald poses this as Republicans hiding things.
Is this gonna be like the 2018 version of your Palin shtick?The best part about this is that it is so simple to follow, even the lowest information voter will be able to get it.
The Hillary Clinton campaign funds Fusion GPS to accumulate a dossier on Trump. The Obama administration uses that dossier as a reason to get FISA warrants. Members of the Obama administration then "unmask" the documents so the public knows the Trump campaign is under investigation.
Normally I'd say there's no way those documents would get released to the public. But Trump gonna Trump. Release that Kracken! Let the people know!
This effectively ends the Mueller investigation.
Research? Well, now I’m clearly interested. Please list a broad outline of what your research has shown. Bullet points are fine.I laid that schtick gun and badge on the desk for good.
Having done so much research on Obama for 8 years, this kind of news gets me a little interested. I like this House of Cards kind of stuff. I also like watching the narrative crafted about Obama by the media to start to slowly crumble. He's a truly awful human being, but so are most politicians.
Holy shlitzballs I forgot about her. She was just the BEST.Did a lot of my best work supporting Christine O'Donnell ("I'm not a witch!"), who was a laughably horrible candidate. That was fun.
Even better, read in this voiceI have laid eyes on a memo that’s so secret even our top level folks don’t have clearance and let me tell you, it has everything.
Area 51, JFK killer, Alien info, Pizzagate coverup...but even more important is what it shows about Trump being an upstanding family man and a world-class negotiator!
This will blow your mind folks...Trump is amazing and this memo references all the sources that prove it. Believe me, believe me.
Nunes had to translate from the original Russian, and the only guy available outside regular channels was an assistant that had taken the Rosetta Stone course.I laugh every time I hear a reference to "the four-page memo." How significant can a document be that it is referred to only by page length?
I heard it was given to him on golden tablets that only he could interpret, with the help of angels. The original tablets have, sadly, been lost.ProstheticRGK said:Nunes had to translate from the original Russian, and the only guy available outside regular channels was an assistant that had taken the Rosetta Stone course.The Indestructible said:I laugh every time I hear a reference to "the four-page memo." How significant can a document be that it is referred to only by page length?
Dumb DumbDumbDumb Dumb!I heard it was given to him on golden tablets that only he could interpret, with the help of angels. The original tablets have, sadly, been lost.
19+ Congressional work days, when translated to the normal person workday, equals approximately 30 minutes.Dave JoyceVerified account @RepDaveJoyce
Great news! Our efforts to #ReleaseTheMemo have been effective and the HPSIC plans to begin the process to release the FBI/FISA/Russia memo. This may take up to 19+ Congressional work days but Americans deserve to know the truth.
at "19+ Congressional work days."
On the other hand, by the time Congress reaches 19+ actual work days, we'll be discussing the results of the 2020 election.19+ Congressional work days, when translated to the normal person workday, equals approximately 30 minutes.
I'd say "who the hell is Ron Johnson?"Sen. Ron Johnson gets in on the act.
- Also per CNN another 400 texts are being released.
- Every single major criminal caught by FBI or IC eavesdropping claims corruption and entrapment and bias and all that. I saw it work one time in NO in a major investigation. - But it's definitely unique to have the power of the WH and majority party partisans backing it. It's definitely dangerous to a lot of things, not the least of which is the investigation, but also more is at stake.
- So basically the memo is designed to misrepresent the Page Fisa warrant application as being entirely based on the dossier, when in fact it sounds like it was part of a kitchen sink of material, and also that "information from" Steele is being treated as the dossier itself rather than information which may or may not have been independently verified.Several people familiar with the memo said it contained several pages of bullet points focusing on material drawn from the application materials for a FISA warrant targeting Carter Page, a onetime campaign adviser to Mr. Trump. Mr. Page, who had visited Moscow in July 2016 and left the campaign that September, a month before the application, was suspected of acting as a foreign agent for the Russian government. He has denied wrongdoing.
Although the application is said to have drawn on a variety of material, the Intelligence Committee memo apparently focuses on one strand: information from Mr. Steele, a former British intelligence agent who wrote the dossier of unverified and salacious allegations that suggested that Mr. Trump had been compromised by a Russian intelligence operation.
"We have the defendant's DNA on the victim, whom he said he had never met or seen, the murder weapon was found in his pocket, he deposited a wad of bloody $20 bills into the bank the next day, the blood on those $20 bills matches the victim, both in blood type and DNA, and an eyewitness identifies him as the murderer."- So basically the memo is designed to misrepresent the Page Fisa warrant application as being entirely based on the dossier, when in fact it sounds like it was part of a kitchen sink of material, and also that "information from" Steele is being treated as the dossier itself rather than information which may or may not have been independently verified.
Maybe I’m misremembering this But wasn’t this the second FISA warrent against Page? I seem to remember him being under FISA warrent from before his Trump time because of intercepted conversations with Kremlin agents. If that’s right, it’s really hard to believe that information wouldn’t be used for a future FISA warrent.- So basically the memo is designed to misrepresent the Page Fisa warrant application as being entirely based on the dossier, when in fact it sounds like it was part of a kitchen sink of material, and also that "information from" Steele is being treated as the dossier itself rather than information which may or may not have been independently verified.
Yes exactly. And also Page had been a previous FSB asset. Those facts, the fact he joined the campaign with that history, and the fact he traveled to Moscow were probably leadoff points.Maybe I’m misremembering this But wasn’t this the second FISA warrent against Page? I seem to remember him being under FISA warrent from before his Trump time because of intercepted conversations with Kremlin agents. If that’s right, it’s really hard to believe that information wouldn’t be used for a future FISA warrent.
#releasethememoManu RajuVerified account @mkraju
To compete with Nunes memo, House Intel Dems say they’re drafting their own memo and asking for the panel to vote Monday to allow its release to the full House
#releasethememo ?
Maybe the Ds can just finish their own memo, claim it should be released, and then ride the coattails of the #releasethememo trend?#releasethememo
#1 with a bullet by Kremlin bots. Amazing how Kremlin bots are always amplifying only Trump/GOP messaging.
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And apparently the super secret memo is so super-secrety that it can't be shared with the Senate, especially not the Senate Intelligence committee.
Was this Devin Nunes' kid?
Reminds me of something that happened in my class about 8-9 years ago.
We were talking about things that were rare...including the Honus Wagner baseball card. One kid, that was a notorious bull####er, announced that his uncle owned one of the 50 or 60 HW cards in existence. Another kid, we'll call him Joe called him out.
Joe: Your uncle does not own a Honus Wagner card. Stop lying.
BS: I swear he does.
Joe: Uh huh. Sure. Prove it. Take a picture of it next time you're at your uncle's and bring it in.
BS: I can't. It's locked in a vault.
Joe: So how do you know he owns one?
BS: I've seen it.
Joe: So your uncle has opened the vault once at least to show you the card...why can't he open it up again to let you take a picture of it?
BS: You can't take it out and expose it to the light. It will ruin it.
Joe: So how did you see it the first time?
BS: He kept the lights off and we wore night-vision goggles.
Joe and the rest of the class:
So who is Joe's alias here?
Reminds me of something that happened in my class about 8-9 years ago.
We were talking about things that were rare...including the Honus Wagner baseball card. One kid, that was a notorious bull####er, announced that his uncle owned one of the 50 or 60 HW cards in existence. Another kid, we'll call him Joe called him out.
Joe: Your uncle does not own a Honus Wagner card. Stop lying.
BS: I swear he does.
Joe: Uh huh. Sure. Prove it. Take a picture of it next time you're at your uncle's and bring it in.
BS: I can't. It's locked in a vault.
Joe: So how do you know he owns one?
BS: I've seen it.
Joe: So your uncle has opened the vault once at least to show you the card...why can't he open it up again to let you take a picture of it?
BS: You can't take it out and expose it to the light. It will ruin it.
Joe: So how did you see it the first time?
BS: He kept the lights off and we wore night-vision goggles.
Joe and the rest of the class:
Confirms the obvious...it’s another Nunes deflection.And apparently the super secret memo is so super-secrety that it can't be shared with the Senate, especially not the Senate Intelligence committee.
I'd like to think there would be consequences for this.Schiff says Nunes may have violated an agreement with the FBI, DOJ by letting House Repubs see the memo..
This would be way better if the lying student were named Anthony Scaramucci.
Reminds me of something that happened in my class about 8-9 years ago.
We were talking about things that were rare...including the Honus Wagner baseball card. One kid, that was a notorious bull####er, announced that his uncle owned one of the 50 or 60 HW cards in existence. Another kid, we'll call him Joe called him out.
Joe: Your uncle does not own a Honus Wagner card. Stop lying.
BS: I swear he does.
Joe: Uh huh. Sure. Prove it. Take a picture of it next time you're at your uncle's and bring it in.
BS: I can't. It's locked in a vault.
Joe: So how do you know he owns one?
BS: I've seen it.
Joe: So your uncle has opened the vault once at least to show you the card...why can't he open it up again to let you take a picture of it?
BS: You can't take it out and expose it to the light. It will ruin it.
Joe: So how did you see it the first time?
BS: He kept the lights off and we wore night-vision goggles.
Joe and the rest of the class:
Or the Director of the FBI, who Trump appointed and who apparently made a personal request for the memo, or the Insector General of the FBI, who would investigate any wrongdoin by agents. Seems legit to me.And apparently the super secret memo is so super-secrety that it can't be shared with the Senate, especially not the Senate Intelligence committee.
Who saw that coming? Nunes is such a straight shooter.Quickly falling apart.
Only the anti Trump ones right?Fox (yes): thousands of FBI cell phones affected by glitch, not just Strzok's and Page's.
McCain is a some time memeber if the Senate IC, and despite his ties to Manafort, Davis and Deripaska as well as his direct involvement with the dodgy Russian disinformation dossier, Burr has not asked him to recuse himself....given the obvious conflicts and the failure of the committee to address them, I could see it being prudent to hold back the info for the time beingAnd apparently the super secret memo is so super-secrety that it can't be shared with the Senate, especially not the Senate Intelligence committee.