May 28th – 2019 Presidential Politics – Trump Administration Day #859

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655 Responses to May 28th – 2019 Presidential Politics – Trump Administration Day #859

  1. WeThePeople2016 says:

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    • Sentient says:

      The only problem with President Trump opening accounts with alternatives to Twitter & Facebook is that it undercuts (slightly) the strong argument that, by virtue of their market share, these companies have effectively become public utilities – and should be regulated as such. The electric company can’t refuse to sell you electricity because you might use that power to advance a political view with which they disagree. Those who say “start your own platform” (if you don’t like Twitter & Facebook’s censorship) are akin to someone saying “start your own electric company”. Theoretically possible, but – as usual – “theoretically” means “not in the real world”.

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      • chojun says:

        I agree, but the problem with these companies being regulated as public utilities is that it transfers internal decision-making to a government bureaucracy. While that may protect some civil liberties on individual levels, I believe it would ultimately cost civil liberties by enforcing wrong-think mechanisms like what we see in the UK/EU and China. We would be placed in a position of needing to trust that the Gov’t would exercise restraint from implementing the types of Social Credit systems that we are seeing in China.

        The real solution would be for people to own their own data, and for companies like Facebook and Twitter to simply be be aggregators of this information.

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        • Sentient says:

          The gooberment at least has the relative advantage of generally being incompetent.

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        • Patrick healy says:

          Sorry guys, I have been saying for years your President should use an alternative to “Buckface”
          If he took his 20 million followers to Gab Wrong think or Minds then those lying Marxist sites would loose money.
          I only use Duckduckgo and would not dream of using any silicon valley outfits if I can help it.
          Like I would never use any Gillette products.

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      • Leaving says:

        That don’t need to be turned into public utilities. A civil suit demonstrating they are not neutral hosts of content but act as publishers would remove their liability immunity and expose them to suits that would bankrupt them.

        All under existing law.

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      • NvMtnOldMan says:

        Sentient–It coulda shoulda been done by now, BUT (to use a liberal term), it wasn’t, so it is time to get a new platform, that doesn’t discriminate against us conservatives.

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    • Mark McQueen says:

      The more platforms the better.

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      • Mncpo(ret) says:

        If he ever left Twitter, the platform would collapse in a week. He has 100M (I know the # says 69.9 but he has the NSA and they said 100) followers. Between them and his haters there would be nobody left. Twitter is only used by 30% of the population in the first place. He’s the only one keeping it alive.

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        • Mark McQueen says:

          I see no indication that joining another platform means he is leaving twitter and or FB.

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        • SAM-TruthFreedomLiberty says:

          I’m sorry but that’s not true. Twitter is more than politics.
          The whole sports and other celebrity drama will outrank most politics stuff easily.
          Most of twitter is normies who have no interest 90% of the time in politics.

          That’s also the reason why to stay on twitter. Leaving it means leaving it to lefties who can keep indoctrinating normies when it counts.

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    • iswhatitis says:

      Any “report” of “Trump considering…” – until President Trump DOES, should be treated simply as ADVERTISING SPIEL and nothing more.

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    • rjcylon says:

      I hope this happens. Progressives don’t want to see conservative views, so they can avoid the new platform. Conservatives don’t want their normal common sense views censored, so they can use this new platform.

      The fact that Facebook and Twitter are so big they should be considered public utilities is the problem. They never should have gotten so powerful in the first place.

      Enough is enough. President Trump hosts Twitter CEO in the Oval Office and the result is even more conservatives deplatformed from the service.

      Change is good. We survived the loss of AOL, we can live without Twitter and Facebook.

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      • TPW says:

        I dont know if anyone else has noticed ,but everytime I go on youtube they post very limited conservative vids. Usually FOX news stuff….some Candace Owens and very few others that are associated with FOX. Many of the vids are several days old or weeks old. I try and go on daily to catch Judicial watch and some other favorites that are a little more right (truth) leaning. But they rarely put them up and are hard to search for. There use to be several videos of election night 2016 and most had been viewed by millions if not close to it. But they have all disappeared as if youtube wants 2016 to be forgotten. I know its silly but I still enjoy watching the election night coverage ….puts me in a good mood. One that is still up about the election and is a good watch is ….CHOICE….by frontline

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    • farmerren says:

      Never heard of ‘Parler’ before, will check it out. I think President Trump should use many platforms to get his opinions out here. Matter of fact, maybe Brad Parscale could create an app that takes a text the President wants to make public, automatically translates and pushes it into each of the social platforms. Bammo…it’s out into the world.

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  2. duchess01 says:

    Macron vs. Salvini: Two leaders face off over EU’s future

    By LORI HINNANT
    yesterday

    https://apnews.com/6152801851684d879999dbcdc62c1e0f

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  3. WeThePeople2016 says:

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    • Sentient says:

      Mollie Hemingway is a hero.
      Justin Amash is an idiot.

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    • Git-R-Done says:

      That was only the first in a Tweet Storm (over a dozen) by Amash bashing Barr and implicating the President in a cover-up/obstruction. NOBODY should donate a dime to the GOP or to the Trump 2020 campaign until they remove Amash from the Republican Party.

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      • chojun says:

        Amash’s motivations are pretty obvious. His company is getting destroyed by the US-China trade war.

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        • Paula Daly says:

          Amash has never liked PDJT… and the feeling is both ways. Don’t think it has much to do with China, he’s Libertarian and against everything Nationalism brings pretty much. That’s my thoughts anyway.

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      • iswhatitis says:

        Git-R-Done says: “NOBODY should donate a dime to the GOP or to the Trump 2020 campaign until they remove Amash from the Republican Party.

        Sorry, but I will continue to donate DIRECTLY to the President Trump official website.

        I will not become someone else’s “single issue” donator (and actually, will suspect any such suggesting it as attempting to drive a wedge between supporters; whether they do so “wittingly” or not).

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      • H. Hawke says:

        How much you want to bet that Mittens is contributing ti Amash’s warchest?

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      • Dennis Leonard says:

        Well got your number called correctly,
        “Git-R-Done says: “NOBODY should donate a dime to the GOP or to the Trump 2020 campaign until they remove Amash from the Republican Party.”

        Sorry, but I will continue to donate DIRECTLY to the President Trump official website.

        I will not become someone else’s “single issue” donator (and actually, will suspect any such suggesting it as attempting to drive a wedge between supporters; whether they do so “wittingly” or not).”

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      • TexanInFL says:

        I would never donate to the GOP…I do and will continue to donate to President Trump’s campaign. Trump cannot “remove” anyone from the GOP. Amash is an idiot, bought and paid for…just don’t vote for the idiot. Problem solved. Sometime’s I think you should think twice, type once.

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    • The Gipper Lives says:

      “This is Red Dragon to Yankee Panda, Red Dragon to Yankee Panda, come in, Agent Amash.

      Party Headquarters wishes you to implement Operation Orange Peach Mint. Repeat, implement Operation Orange Peach Mint if you ever want to import another “Michigan Tool” to Detroit. And try to make it look like principled opposition instead of what it really i$.

      As always, should you or any of your team get caught, the Party Secretary will disavow any knowledge. This is Red Dragon out.”

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    • fanbeav says:

      Someone’s paymasters are giving him instructions to disavow Barr!

      Liked by 5 people

  4. hard masada says:




    Three videos that pretty much sum up TODAY’S news and the (D) which we have under surveillance.

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  5. youme says:

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    • youme says:

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      • DJ says:

        “OPT visas are even worse. Corps can hire foreign workers vs young American grads and save 13.85%, since neither the Corp or OPT visa holder has to pay Social security and Medicaid taxes.”
        —————————————————————————————-
        Well, it’s worse than that. The companies pay the OPT workers about 15-25% less in salary than they would a new grad as well, so that undercuts US citizens graduating with STEM degrees. The OPT workers are happy with that because in most cases, that is still more than they would make back in their home countries.

        In addition, OPT is supposed to be only for those intending to return to their original countries and live there. However, the bulk of “students” on OPT are intending to stay in the US. What is supposed to happen is that both they and the company they work for need to start paying into both SS and Medicare AS SOON as the student applies for a Green Card or makes other moves to stay. This almost never happens.

        This was simply another abusive program put on steroids by BO and his henchmen.

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  6. youme says:

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    • Concerned Virginian says:

      Charlotte – Wake County and Raleigh – Durham County and Durham City = all have Democrat Sheriffs elected in 2018 who ALL terminated prior cooperation with ICE under 287(g) and who are ALL releasing illegal alien perps into the population.
      This effectively makes ALL of these areas “sanctuary cities and counties”.
      It has gotten to the point that a local shooting club is offering classes in using a Taser in self-defense for people who don’t feel comfortable handling a firearm.

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  7. youme says:

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    • MightyConservative says:

      Donald Trump is NOT to push for merit-based immigration. The lesser of two evils (illegal vs legal) is still evil.
      CLOSE THE BORDER AND BUILD THE WALL.
      Employ Americans!

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  8. youme says:

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    • CM-TX says:

      Yes, it should… These people (more often than not) were already breaking the law by entering the country illegally. Being in court for a criminal proceeding, means that person most likely broke other laws. And if they’re on ICE’s list- they probably have an ongoing history of doing so.

      So he/she’s NOT the kind of person we need, nor deserves the PRIVILEGE of being here. It’s that simple.

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      • Mark McQueen says:

        Agree. It’s akin to not being able to detain someone who has a previously issued warrant if you stop them for a traffic violation.

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      • Jim in TN says:

        Have you noticed the blatant shift in Sanctuary policies from protecting “innocents” to protecting hard core criminals who prey on the “innocent”?

        At first it was to protect illegals who were victims so they could report crimes and accept police without fear of their being evicted.

        Now it is to protect the criminals who victimize the illegals so they can commit crimes without fear of being evicted.

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    • Robert Smith says:

      Yes, it should. What– scared that lawbreakers wont go to court?

      lol wtf. This is what the best legal minds come up with?

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  9. youme says:

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  10. “In framing a government which is to be administered by men over men, the great difficulty lies in this: you must first enable the government to control the governed; and in the next place oblige it to control itself.” –Federalist Paper 51, James Madison

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  11. Dora says:

    Thomas cites eugenics, says Supreme Court will have to address abortion ‘soon’

    Justice Clarence Thomas on Tuesday said that while he agrees with the Supreme Court’s decision to not take up a challenge to an Indiana abortion law at this moment, he believes the court will have to take up the issue in the near future.

    https://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/445744-thomas-cites-eugenics-says-supreme-court-will-have-to-address

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  12. Finally- Sundance is getting some major credit for his work. Now it would be great if he could make some real MONEY for what he does. There is no one else out there that puts out the brain power that SD does on a daily basis.

    All Treepers will be familiar with most of what is written in this piece by Tom Lifson at American Thinker:

    https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2019/05/joe_digenova_blows_the_lid_off_the_emrealem_scandal_the_russia_hoax_was_a_coverup_effort_for_obamas_political_spying_since_2012.html

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  13. Troublemaker10 says:

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    • Dman says:

      Oh Lordy, there will plenty of time for penance in prison Jimbo. I am sure Nancy will be praying for you. Hope that your family has started an intervention.

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    • Jim in TN says:

      I guess some people are slow to the party. Counter Intelligence doesn’t use grand juries until they catch spies.

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  14. Troublemaker10 says:

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  15. lawton says:

    Trump needs to put pressure on the UK to make him cooperate.

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  16. Troublemaker10 says:

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    • Concerned Virginian says:

      You betcha this was predictable.
      STEELE knows he’s “collateral damage” to Hillary Clinton if he says a word – he’s going to be spending the rest of his worthless—life—looking over BOTH shoulders at the same time, watching out for “Vince Foster”. Steele knows he failed his brief from Hillary to make sure she won the 2016 election. And Hillary NEVER forgets people who don’t/can’t follow orders.

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      • Robert Smith says:

        I don’t doubt there are freelancers that would take him out anyway. Steele can’t un-know what he knows so he either talks and gets the story out. Or somebody is going to extinguish his understanding of events.

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    • andyocoregon says:

      If he’s in the U.S., can’t he be arrested as a Material Witness and forced to testify?

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    • jx says:

      UK better extradite him or it’s just more belligerence from a so-called friend.

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  17. Troublemaker10 says:

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  18. Troublemaker10 says:

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  19. Troublemaker10 says:

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  20. Just went on Goog Maps checking out the “gap” or section of the ‘We build that Wall’, that has been filled. It was VERY much a ‘open door’,, gap that needed to be SHUT! Goes over the Top of Mt. Christo Rey..
    Glancing around west, of El Paso, on the Mexico Side, look at what got painted on it..

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    • In case your on Mobile &really cannot see it..
      It’s a KKK White sheeted person, with #45 w/a red circle/slash on it.
      Not sure about the writing up I can look-up what it say if anyone asks.
      Hold on..
      after the Image it says, rough Translation..
      not? Criminals, arrivals are workers international (message goes on down the road)..

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      • Interesting look On the other END of that Gap.. This image was taken <MARCH 2019 you can clearly see ‘construction’ of The WALL going off into a distance, (as you travel along ‘west”.. )

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        • If your interested here is the areas in question..
          This is the Western End..
          Puerto de Anapra
          Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico
          31.783904, -106.558213
          This would be the Eastern END
          Sunland Park
          New Mexico
          31.783822, -106.528576

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      • Free Speech says:

        ‘workers international’ – Yep, that’s what we’re getting. People who spray paint Marxist slogans around (Workers of the World Unite!) and call anyone who believes in lawful border entry the ‘KKK’. 1) They work for cheap and drive down wages, 2) They vote Democrat 1st chance they get.

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      • Robert Smith says:

        Is that really a big deal – Democrats call Trump that and worse.

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    • FofBW says:

      Sorry my Spanish is not so good.

      One would think living in So Cal for 50 years I would have picked it by osmosis.

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    • jx says:

      They’re climbing to the top. Better electrify it.

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  21. czarowniczy says:

    Regarding the chilly relationship twixt Trump and Merkel, some things are coming into the open source field that may shed some light.

    If you’ve been in the business long enough you know that one of the biggest sellers of banned WMD items was and still is Germany. During the Cold War Germany supplied banned items to both the Moslem regimes and Israel though the Germans supplied more questionable stuff to the former than the latter. Germany is still the leader in supplying deep tunnel and bunker resources to the…Dark Sides…and, it appears, they’re continuing in supplying banned WMD items.

    The Bavarian state’s created an intel report ( http://www.verfassungsschutz.bayern.de/mam/anlagen/vsb-2018.pdf ) that specifically states the Iranians are looking to expand its WMD program in both nuke and non-nuke areas. This comes on the heels of German Customs stopping the exportation of specialized banned welding equipment to Iran through foreign cutouts. The export of German WMD and dual-use items has been a bone of contention between Germany and Israel for years.

    Merkel is upset as Germany has traditionally been a major trading partner with Iran, ain’t it ain’t all schnitzels and beer. She’s pissed that Trump will retaliate against those who break US restrictions on trade with Iran and is joining with others in Europe in trying to set up and end-run around US restrictions https://www.cbsnews.com/news/europe-special-purpose-vehicle-avoid-us-sanctions-iran-nuclear-deal/. Iran wants all sorts of WMDs to help kill all Jews while Germany revels in its past policies dressed in new jackboots.

    So far nothing from Schumer or Feinstein…maybe they’re waiting to see how they can blame this Holocaust II on Trump while making a few bucks off of it. Watch for them not so much agreeing with their Iranian bros as supporting ‘our European allies’.

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  22. Troublemaker10 says:

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  23. Rynn69 says:

    Does anyone know who the 4 FBI contractors who had access to 702 queries? Fusion GPS is one…who are the others?

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    • Justin Green says:

      Do we know Fusion GPS is one? There’s certainly circumstantial evidence. If there’s proof, I missed it. Was hoping the declass would confirm that definitively.

      Crowdstrike could be another one. Not sure about the other two.

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      • trialbytruth says:

        I would ad comey,s buddy from lawfare as a possible player. He was given special intelligence analysis privileges. That might include NSA searches. Lastly I would look for an Obama front organization. I get the feeling crowdstrike and fusion GPS were pets of the Clinton’s.

        This could be a fun pool let’s see where did the Obama state department go hmmm where is that husband and wife team Cass Susstein and Samantha Powers who are they working for now??

        They seemed to be the smartest and most devious of the league of evil power couples.

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        • LBB says:

          I was reading an old Forbes article (Feb2018) because some of the earliest tidbits written about was before ground zero on PDJT. It’s talking about a FOIA request(docs linked) pertaining to surveillance equipment purchased by FBI Feb 2017 (it was June before everything went through the quote & sign off process ) Was this needed because of Adm. Rogers shut down of 702 queries?

          Richman has a quote at end is why I partially bring it up.

          snips

          “Forbes learned about the existence of the furtive Collections Operations Group (insiders call it “the COG”) from the results of a freedom of information act request filed with the FBI in 2017. That FOIA filing concerned a deal signed last year between tech contractor CDW Government and the Data Intercept Technology Unit (DITU, pronounced “dee-too”) for $1.1 million in services. DITU, part of the Operational Technology Division in Quantico, Virginia, is one of the most clandestine divisions within the FBI, helping gather crucial data for investigations and intelligence. The OTD is the overarching body that oversees bleeding edge tech development for the entire FBI.”

          “One former intelligence agency analyst who reviewed the information Forbes gathered on the COG and DITU said it appeared they were carrying out signals intelligence (SIGINT), the collection and analysis of traffic as it crosses the internet. This, intelligence geeks know, falls under the charter and thus is typically the domain of the NSA, not the FBI. (This may simply come down to semantics; SIGINT could apply to any form of data collection and analysis. Some disagree the FBI is collecting and analyzing giant sets of internet data like other government intel agencies. As one source put it: “They are not doing hardcore, NSA-type SIGINT”).

          The ex-intelligence analyst said one major concern around such surveillance was “parallel construction.” FBI officers could obtain a warrant to intercept data during an investigation where the constrictions on what information can be taken are loose. That information could then be used in another probe, possibly by another intelligence agency, where the information collection rules are tighter. By that point, however, the data has already been acquired and shared across multiple investigative teams.”

          “Whatever the ethical quandaries at play, the nature of DITU and its sub-units’ work is, on the face of it, entirely legal. “It’s certainly true that pursuant to law, the bureau can and does collect a broad range of metadata for use in both criminal cases and domestic intelligence work,” said Daniel Richman, professor of law at Columbia Law School. Richman is a confidant of former FBI director James Comey, as revealed last year when he leaked memos detailing conversations Comey had with President Trump.

          Richman added: “And pursuant to warrants, it has engaged in various network exploitations, what some call ‘legal hacking’. Whether or not you call that collection SIGINT, the Bureau is the primary domestic intelligence agency.”

          The FBI declined to comment for this article.”

          https://www.forbes.com/sites/thomasbrewster/2018/02/21/fbi-hidden-hacking-groups-revealed/#70cab16a330f

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          • trialbytruth says:

            LNB that is quite the read. I qonserwif Sundance has seen this article.

            Parallel construction fodder for sure. Hacky with a “warrant ” ??? I am not sure an average judge would have anuaidea that there is literally no way to filter any data until it was already in FBI hands.

            We need a non law enforcement entity to be doing continuous overwatch over new and better abuses as they are developed.

            No offense to LEO but the brotherhood is to supportive of the mission

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    • Bing says:

      Another suspect would be Daniel Richman. The guy Comey gave his memos to so Richman could leak them. Then after the fact we find out Richman is, or has been a Special Government Employee for the FBI and Comey’s best of friends.

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    • LBB says:

      A previous SD tweet.

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    • DNC……………..ha-ha-ha, but sad.

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    • I would guess Crowdstrike , Daniel Richmond and probably some donk we never heard of . because this thing keeps adding donks we never heard of.

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  24. Lucille says:

    A good reminder that even legal immigrants are not welcome to take advantage of American taxpayers and U.S. welfare services….

    Trump Requires Sponsors of Immigrants to Pay for their Social Services
    by Team Bongino – May 24, 2019
    https://bongino.com/trump-requires-sponsors-of-immigrants-to-pay-for-their-social-services/

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  25. Yy4u says:

    I feel safer when the lion is back in the den

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  26. youme says:

    James O’Keefe thread on winning his defamation lawsuit

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  27. Bubby says:

    https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/may/28/mueller-trump-obstruction-charge-michael-wolff-book-siege-under-fire-news

    FTA “But Peter Carr, a spokesman for Mueller, told the Guardian: “The documents that you’ve described do not exist.”

    Yeah I always go to the Guardian for accurate truthful reporting! Lol! The Guardian is the CNN of news print! Fake news has gone international! The creation of fake quotes and documents is the mainstay of the left! Liars all!

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  28. Aaahhh.

    I strongly recommend this video as it gives a detailed account from a true CIA Ops guy Brad Johnson. Some quick points:

    1. Brennan was a dismal Ops guy who gravitated to Analysis. When he came back he got sucked up the mgmt chain on the strength of partisanship. A non-genius who thought he was a genius. Johnson said the whole Steele affair was too complex and had too many moving parts i.e. an inept Op that Johnson could tell had Brennan’s fingerprints all over it.

    2. Steele is an ‘info-ho’ who was probably selling of little of something to everybody.

    3. My bad on the ‘crown material’ quote as I theorized it the other day. Apparently it’s a term of art for the centerpiece of an espionage portfolio. At the same time Johnson feels sure MI6 were probably kept appraised by their ‘retiree’ as to what he was up to.

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    • dawg says:

      Thx for posting, that WAS very interesting. I have to add…..

      4. Gina Haspel is DIRTY.

      How can she NOT be? She was “hand-picked” by Brennan to be London Station Chief right in the middle of all this plotting! After watching that, I dont know how she can not be involved. Now we have the SITTING DCI as one of the conspirators. And this guy says all of the current upper management at CIA are Brennan acolytes! There’s a CAT 5 s#!tstorm brewing!

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      • of course dawg! I forgot to include that very salient point, thx! Haspel and all the CIA senior staff are Brennan acolytes. Pompeo seems inadvertently to have gotten in the middle of things with his Haspel recommendation for the CIA top job. Johnson speculates that Haspel probably wishes she’d retired.

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        • hah I only saw a corner of your comment on my iPhone and seem to have repeated the bottom of your response. Yes we’re on the same page 😉

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        • dawg says:

          Also interesting is his point about how they HAD to include the dossier in the FISA apps and everything else. It was integral to all of their justification. Without it, everything falls apart.

          I have always been puzzled by what seemed like the life, death and then resurrection of the dossier. I remember hearing about it pretty close to the election, and it then it seemed to be relatively quickly disregarded, by everyone, as pretty much just bogus oppo-research. There was a time, from right around the time of the election, for the next few months, where it kind of just melted away and was almost forgotten. (I think because they were still hoping SOMETHING would stop PT from being inaugurated.) Then it seemed to make a comeback, out of nowhere. I was thinking to myself in early 2017 ‘Why is anyone even waisting their breath talking about this. Everyone knows its bogus, its ridiculous……Why does this dossier still have “legs”.’

          Its only recently that has started to make sense to me. This guy explained it well. If the dossier had been widely accepted as “debunked” way back then, the coup plotters didnt stand a chance of even defending their actions, much less continuing with the attempted coup.

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          • Perhaps because there was a failed Italian Op in between, Operation Charlemagne:

            from https://www.neonrevolt.com/2019/05/24/operation-charlemagne-the-silent-ones-and-eyepyramid-italys-role-in-framing-trump-spygate-qanon-greatawakening-neonrevolt/

            “Members of Italian intelligence were approached by Hillary Clinton, the Obama Administration, and the Deep State in order to frame trump by PLANTING EVIDENCE on American servers to force Trump to step down from office.

            In other words, members of Italian intelligence found a target in Occhionero, a Republican-sympathizer who had two servers for his company, Westland Securities, located in America. One was in Washington State, and the other in West Virginia.

            The plan was for Italian Intelligence to hack into these servers, plant classified emails from Hillary’s servers inside these servers on American soil, and then alert the FBI.

            The FBI would then raid these locations, “discover” these e-mails, investigate, link these servers to Trump…

            And then force Trump to resign.

            Do you understand the implications of what I’m saying here? This is like a policeman planting evidence to fabricate a crime. And if the Italian Intelligence actually has ACTUAL classified e-mails from Hillary Clinton, that’s another crime in-and-of itself.

            […]

            “Now this is huge, because it means two Italian CNAIPIC agents actually traveled to America to help the FBI frame Trump by telling them where the planted emails were supposed to be.
            Now… why those emails never showed up on those servers isn’t immediately apparent to me. Did the CNAIPIC just screw up that badly, or were there White Hats working overtime? It’s hard to say.
            But what’s really telling in all this is how it coincides, as Occhinero notes, with McCabe’s 10 Days. Because if this failed operation to frame trump is the background to that period of time, well… it certainly explains a lot!
            (And just a sidenote: this is sometimes referred to as the 8 days, or the 9 days, or the 10 days – but it’s all the same period of time)”

            _________________

            The plot gets thickerer and thickerer. I’m not vouching for the provenance of this Italian angle but it certainly fits key moments of the Brennan and Obama Italian itineraries.

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            • Joemama says:

              It is likely because the good guys in military intelligence learned of the plot and stopped it.

              You know, the group of 10 or so guys with the president who like to refer to themselves as the 17th letter of the alphabet.

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  29. duchess01 says:

    May 28, 2019
    Chick-fil-A wins again

    By Silvio Canto, Jr

    https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2019/05/chickfila_wins_again.html

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  30. FofBW says:

    I do not recall landing that softly ever! If the wheels even touched down before jumping out.

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  31. Nick the Deplorable says:

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  32. duchess01 says:

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  33. andyocoregon says:

    Nigel Farage to be on Tucker Carlson’s show tonight.

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  34. Margaret Berger says:

    About that picture of the painting on the new fence. If someone could get that high up to paint that message then maybe we need to make the fence a little higher. I still think it is a good fence as it will slow down the flow of people, a good start.

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  35. youme says:

    Fake social media accounts spread pro-Iran messages during U.S. midterms: FireEye

    A network of fake social media accounts impersonated political candidates and journalists to spread messages in support of Iran and against U.S. President Donald Trump around the 2018 congressional elections, cybersecurity firm FireEye said on Tuesday.

    The findings show how unidentified, possibly government-backed, groups could manipulate social media platforms to promote stories and other content that can influence the opinions of American voters, the researchers said.

    This particular operation was largely focused on promoting “anti-Saudi, anti-Israeli, and pro-Palestinian themes,” according to the report by FireEye.

    The campaign was organized through a series of fake personas that created various social media accounts, including on Twitter and Facebook. Most of these accounts were created last year and have since been taken down, the report said.

    Spokespersons for Twitter and Facebook confirmed FireEye’s finding that the fake accounts were created on their platforms.

    https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-iran-socialmedia/fake-social-media-accounts-spread-pro-iran-anti-trump-messages-during-2018-election-fireeye-idUSKCN1SY26Q

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  36. youme says:

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  37. duchess01 says:

    News | The White House – 05/27 and 05/28/2019

    https://www.whitehouse.gov/news/

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  38. PHC says:

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  39. AmericaFirst says:

    Heather McDonald writes about the increasing failure of Hispanic migrants to assimilate, their tendency to drop out of school, join gangs, and begin sexual activity at ever-younger ages, as well as the normalization of extreme violence, from CA to Northern VA to Phoenix to New York. It is 15 years old which makes it all the scarier, and is filled with well researched facts. Amazing article from summer 2004:

    https://www.city-journal.org/html/immigrant-gang-plague-12801.html

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  40. LBB says:

    Trish Regan’s debate with Chinese CCTV Liu Xin tomorrow. Should be interesting takes. Response to Trish’s tweet, questions chinese citizens want to know (if real & not bots)

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  41. Tparty says:

    Macalum interviews Bannon on a variety of topics.

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  42. lawton says:

    Discussion of Flynn FISA renewal? Around 3 months from “Dragon” FISA talk in texts and the day before the hit job interview of Flynn by the crooks. They used that Logan Act nonsense to add to the lies in the original FISA?

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  43. LBB says:

    Huawei files new motion.

    Snip
    “Huawei has taken the next step in its legal case against the U.S. government in a bid to expedite the process.

    In March, Huawei filed a lawsuit against the U.S. alleging a law that bans government agencies from buying the Chinese technology giant’s equipment is unconstitutional.

    The lawsuit focuses on a provision in a law known as the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). Section 889 of that legislation prohibits executive government agencies from procuring telecommunications equipment from Huawei and rival ZTE. Both are explicitly named in the act.

    Now Huawei is filing what’s known in legal terms as a “motion for summary judgement.” It’s a request that the court rule in Huawei’s favor as a matter of law. That is, the company is saying this case presents questions about law — the NDAA and the U.S. Constitution — and does not at this point involve any dispute over facts.”

    https://www.cnbc.com/2019/05/29/huawei-files-motion-for-summary-judgement-in-lawsuit-against-us.html

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    • Dennis Leonard says:

      What a bunch of BS,they have no standing under the constitution being a foreign owned and operated company.

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  44. jx says:

    Four months before a Chinese woman was accused of lying to get into Mar-a-Lago, an 18-year-old college freshman in November fooled Secret Service agents into thinking he was a club member and wandered the grounds for 20 minutes before he was arrested.

    https://www.palmbeachpost.com/news/20190528/college-freshman-slipped-into-mar-a-lago-while-trump-was-in-town

    So glad Secret Service Director Alles was fired.

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