Yes, it has been fun all weekend watching the freak out.
Why were CNN cameras present at Stone’s arrest?
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Yes, it has been fun all weekend watching the freak out.
I'll try to find the transcript. it was truly frightening. here is a 12 minute clip
Sidney Powell on Robert Mueller's 'poster boy for prosecutorial misconduct'
Jan. 27, 2019 - 12:16 - Attorney Sidney Powell, author of 'Licensed to Lie,' examines Andrew Weissmann's role in the prosecution of Enron and the destruction of Arthur Andersen.
https://video.foxnews.com/v/5995223766001/#sp=show-clips < clip
Sidney Powell on Robert Mueller's 'poster boy for prosecutorial misconduct'
Jan. 27, 2019 - 12:16 - Attorney Sidney Powell, author of 'Licensed to Lie,' examines Andrew Weissmann's role in the prosecution of Enron and the destruction of Arthur Andersen.
https://video.foxnews.com/v/5995223766001/#sp=show-clips < clip
Darth Omar
Russian asset
You have no idea why a squad of agents would be packing assault weapons?
One has to surmise they were prepared to use them lol. To do what, Frankie? Shoot an elderly man in front of his blind wife if he tried to flee? As he ran out the back door. Or running for his car? A man accused of lying?
You’re inadvertently making the argument for NOT showing up with a SWAT team. What if Stone DID panic and tried to run. Mullet would have blood on his hands. That’s what would have happened.
What the frick country are we living in.
Dare to learn the truth about a core group of corrupt prosecutors who rose to powerful positions, including now on Robert Mueller's hit squad investigating President Trump. A tragic suicide, a likely murder, wrongful imprisonment, and gripping courtroom scenes draw readers into this compelling story giving them a frightening perspective on justice corrupted and who should be accountable when evidence is withheld.
Licensed to Lie: Exposing Corruption in the Department of Justice is the true story of the strong-arm, illegal, and unethical tactics used by headline-grabbing federal prosecutors in their narcissistic pursuit of power. Its scope reaches from the US Department of Justice to the US Senate, the FBI, and the White House. This true story is a scathing attack on corrupt prosecutors, the judges who turned a blind eye to these injustices, and the president who has promoted them to powerful political positions.
https://www.amazon.com/Licensed-Lie-Exposing-Corruption-Department-ebook/dp/B00KQ5EDA2
( Weisman and Mueller)
Licensed to Lie: Exposing Corruption in the Department of Justice is the true story of the strong-arm, illegal, and unethical tactics used by headline-grabbing federal prosecutors in their narcissistic pursuit of power. Its scope reaches from the US Department of Justice to the US Senate, the FBI, and the White House. This true story is a scathing attack on corrupt prosecutors, the judges who turned a blind eye to these injustices, and the president who has promoted them to powerful political positions.
https://www.amazon.com/Licensed-Lie-Exposing-Corruption-Department-ebook/dp/B00KQ5EDA2
( Weisman and Mueller)
Dershowitz: Stone indictment follows concerning Mueller pattern
https://thehill.com/opinion/judicia...indictment-follows-concerning-mueller-pattern
The indictment of former Donald Trump associate Roger Stone follows a long pattern that should raise serious concerns about the special counsel. Like virtually all of these indictments, this one does not charge any major crimes relating to Russia that were committed before the special counsel was appointed. It charges crimes that grew out of the investigation and were allegedly committed after Robert Mueller was appointed in 2017.
Recall that the primary job of the special counsel was to uncover crimes that had already occurred relating to Russian involvement in the 2016 election. Mueller also was authorized to investigate and prosecute crimes growing out of the investigation, such as perjury and obstruction of justice, but this role was secondary to the primary one. It turns out that the secondary role has produced many more indictments of Americans than the primary one. A review of all the indictments and guilty pleas secured by Mueller shows nearly all of them fall into three categories.
First are process crimes such as perjury, obstruction, false statements, and witness tampering that have resulted from the investigation itself.
That does not make them any less serious, but it is relevant to evaluating the overall success or failure of the primary mission.
Second are crimes that occurred before Mueller was appointed but that cover unrelated business activities by Trump associates.
The object of these indictments is to pressure the defendants to provide evidence against Trump.
Third is one indictment against Russian individuals who will never be brought to justice in the United States. This indictment by was largely for show.
The strategy used the special counsel, as described by Judge T.S. Ellis III, is to find crimes committed by Trump associates and to indict them in order to pressure them to cooperate.
This is what Ellis said about the indictment of Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort: “You don’t really care about Mr. Manafort’s bank fraud. What you really care about is what information Mr. Manafort could give you that would reflect on Mr. Trump or lead to his prosecution or impeachment.”
Ellis also pointed out the dangers of this tactic: “This vernacular to sing is what prosecutors use. What you have to be careful of is that they may not only sing, they may compose.”
https://thehill.com/opinion/judicia...indictment-follows-concerning-mueller-pattern
The indictment of former Donald Trump associate Roger Stone follows a long pattern that should raise serious concerns about the special counsel. Like virtually all of these indictments, this one does not charge any major crimes relating to Russia that were committed before the special counsel was appointed. It charges crimes that grew out of the investigation and were allegedly committed after Robert Mueller was appointed in 2017.
Recall that the primary job of the special counsel was to uncover crimes that had already occurred relating to Russian involvement in the 2016 election. Mueller also was authorized to investigate and prosecute crimes growing out of the investigation, such as perjury and obstruction of justice, but this role was secondary to the primary one. It turns out that the secondary role has produced many more indictments of Americans than the primary one. A review of all the indictments and guilty pleas secured by Mueller shows nearly all of them fall into three categories.
First are process crimes such as perjury, obstruction, false statements, and witness tampering that have resulted from the investigation itself.
That does not make them any less serious, but it is relevant to evaluating the overall success or failure of the primary mission.
Second are crimes that occurred before Mueller was appointed but that cover unrelated business activities by Trump associates.
The object of these indictments is to pressure the defendants to provide evidence against Trump.
Third is one indictment against Russian individuals who will never be brought to justice in the United States. This indictment by was largely for show.
The strategy used the special counsel, as described by Judge T.S. Ellis III, is to find crimes committed by Trump associates and to indict them in order to pressure them to cooperate.
This is what Ellis said about the indictment of Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort: “You don’t really care about Mr. Manafort’s bank fraud. What you really care about is what information Mr. Manafort could give you that would reflect on Mr. Trump or lead to his prosecution or impeachment.”
Ellis also pointed out the dangers of this tactic: “This vernacular to sing is what prosecutors use. What you have to be careful of is that they may not only sing, they may compose.”
The FBI did what it was called on to do. They did it the way they thought it should have been done.
The FBI, Darth, did what it was called on to do. They did it the way they thought it should be done.
Ummm...I'm living in the United States of America.
I am hoping that the morons who support Donald Trump do not turn it into a third-world nation...or even worse.
so where is that indictment?
there was no credible threat
Does not matter, it is clear policy, no special treatment because he is rich and white.
who said anything about race? he's not rich. Mueller has bled him dry with lawyer fees -can't even afford health care..
It's not "policy" without a credible threat - policy would be to turn himself in.
what were they searching for? they already had access to all his devices ( Stone cooperated)
"Mommy...they are picking on us. Make them stop, Mommy. Make them stop NOW!"
They ARE a bunch of cry babies, Jarod.
Darth Omar
Russian asset
Stone is such a threat the judge released him after arraignment lol.
These goof balls would defend Mullet if he started waterboarding people—and I’m totally serious.
yep.
And where is the ACLU? ( solitaire confinement of Mueller/ stuffed full of cash from leftists)
at one time the left used to be concerned with prosecutorial abuse / civil liberties and abuses to the Bill of Rights
Mr.Badguy
Super lefty
And the right used to care about foreign influences on our government and "process crimes".
"foreign influences" do you mean China Congressional lobbying and Confucian universities,
extensive hacking and IP theft?
Process crimes are caused by investigations - they are OK if supported by underlying crimes ( like Russian collusion) otherwise he are little more then entrapment
Mr.Badguy
Super lefty
Nobody is forcing these people to lie to the FBI or Congress. Well, that may not be true, they may not want to get poisoned.
back to process crimes. Some of these may even be mistaken memories without lying for a motive?
Smart people like Hillary refused to answer 60 times in her interview with Strzok - Comey 200 times
Little people who have to cooperate get indicted
You did not see his house on the water in Ft. Lauderdale? He got $$$$.
And it absolutely is policy when a federal witness is threatened with death! Rumppers cry when for once in their lives they don’t get special treatment.