Even you spergs have to admit this whole Spygate business is not good even by Literally Hitler's standards. For one thing, it has no end game objective, so why bother?
Even you spergs have to admit this whole Spygate business is not good even by Literally Hitler's standards...
Thomas White
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John Harris
Why can’t the president demand an fbi investigation if he believes he was wronged during his campaign?
If he’s full of shit, the FBI will find that in the investigation.
Matthew Hernandez
>it has no end game objective
All political moves have an end game objective, you fucking clueless hambeast.
Leo Sanchez
>For one thing, it has no end game objective, so why bother?
The end game is DOTR for the elite pedos.
Andrew Powell
>Spygate
I'm taking a fat shit right now #Shitgate
Joseph Rivera
>no end game
Well hopefully it will put an end to this Mueller "investigation" (witch hunt) BS!
Benjamin Evans
>deep state weaponizes law enforcement and intelligence agencies to take down lawfully elected President
>they get found out and called out
>OMG YOU ARE VIOLATING OUR SACRED RULES AND STANDARDS
The Jew cries out in pain as he strikes you
Jayden Diaz
Deep State literally has the gall to demand Trump let it carry out its coup without resistance.
If the Deep State wants spygate to be ignored then they have to ask sessions to end his investigation.
These fuckers want a coup d'etat.
If Trump stops fighting, they won't stop. They'll keep coming, keep trying to remove him.
David Parker
Why the fuck is she even relevant? Shouldn't she be more concerned with asking paper or plastic?
Caleb Diaz
The Deep State needs to end the Mueller probe, get Democrats to concede defeat, and then bury the whole Russia thing if they want spygate to go away.
Then again, they were literally committing treason. They should get banished from the US, at the very least.
Trump has every reason to go Erdogan on the Deep State conspirators.
If this would have happened in any other country, most of these dudes would fled the country already.
Elijah Collins
>Trump right now
Asher Gray
>If Trump stops fighting, they won't stop. They'll keep coming, keep trying to remove him.
This. When you stand up to a psychopath (or psychopaths in the case of the deepstate), you have to fight to the death. A psychopath will take a lost battle as a sign that they need to come back to reestablish their dominance.
Brayden Johnson
They bring up these old fossils so they can make a headline critical of Trump as a "news story" even though it isn't. I saw one on Yahoo this morning saying Doug Baldwin of the Seattle Seahawks, a literal who to 95 percent of people, says Trump is an idiot. Really Yahoo just wanted to run a headline "Trump is an idiot."
Parker Cox
Because the FBI only investigates crimes. Counterintelligence is not a crime.
Right. . .
Jayden White
Man if the cops were after you for a crime wouldn't it be nice to be boss over the cops. King Trump above the law. Cant wait till we get a democrat in their who can pull shot like this. Trump wont live/serve forever. If say Hillary did something wrong I would want the Justice department to be able to investigate without her meddling.
Nolan James
>lol who cares when the sitting government sends their FBI goons out to spy on the political opposition in hopes of digging up dirt on them.
Oh yeah I agree Mr. DNC shill, there's nothing wrong with that. It's totally fine when the sitting president uses counter intelligence and domestic spying to help his party win elections.
Chase Lee
>it has no end game objective
You're retarded
Sage
Kayden Rogers
One of the perpatrors say it's a bad idea. Soooooooooo. Ok she right nothing to see here pleb just your betters doing what we do. Go see the avenger and smoke that weed. Stupid libtards
Nolan Johnson
>Counterintelligence is not a crime
Counterintelligence is pretty much nothing but crimes.
Leo Scott
>Counterintelligence is not a crime
Good goy, believe the media in its entirety
Michael Long
it is dangerous for the kikes
Brandon Jackson
Notice the focus of his opponents seems to be that Trump is doing something outside the norm. Not, "we don't know what he's talking about." But rather, "he cant investigate that it's inappropriate to do so."
Ryan Bailey
Congress is also demanding it.
How many people in America are actually taking this woman's opinion as anything other than a plea to not be investigated?
She is the one who is going to be investigated. I really can't believe there are this many brainwashed people can there be.
Daniel Murphy
Look at the Turkey attempted coup... most recent one, Erdogan was almost ousted by a faction in his own "Deep State."
This is where the US is going. You've got the SJWs, globalists trying to oust Trump and complaining he won't let them do it without resistance.
They're fanatical ideologues who may go as far as using force. They're calling for assassination, civil unrest... third world shit.
Isaiah Bennett
1 post by this ID, slide thread, minimize and ignore
Joseph Rivera
Nobody on the fence is being convinced by these people. They are trying to keep people in their camp. They have to keep the leftist followers in a constant state of outrage to keep them engaged. The blue pill must be taken daily.
Oliver Green
>Democrats last week
>"nobody spied on Trump, that's crazy-talk"
>Democrats this week
>"well of course we spied on Trump, it was a matter of national security"
Joseph Brown
>when we do something wrong we'll just say its counterintelligence and we'll absolve ourselves.
GET FUCKED
Nicholas Morales
>Counterintelligence is not a crime.
Warrant-less wiretapping is a 5th Amendment violation dummy.
Luke James
Watergate was also counterintelligence.
Eli Jenkins
If the FBI, CIA, NSA, and DoJ didn’t want to be answerable to the President and subject to Congressional oversight they shouldn’t have been part of the Executive branch.
Steyn is a leaf, but his report on Halper is great stuff.
steynonline.com
Bentley Allen
The alphabet soup agencies are too corrupt and need to be abolished.
Josiah Murphy
chekkt
Logan Cooper
>hambeast
Love it
Jonathan Sullivan
Neither is Collusion
Brandon Turner
Horrowitz and Huber are gonna drop the hammer so hard on the prior admin.
You can just smell the desperation in the past 2 weeks.........
Blake Wilson
>And everybody knows the fix is in. The Strzok-Page texts show that the pressure to schedule the Clinton interview is based on the imperative to shut down the case, not to weigh what she had to say for investigative purposes. Clinton is permitted to have her co-conspirators represent her as lawyers at her interview — in violation of federal law, professional-ethics canons, and rudimentary investigative practice.
>Lisa Page spitefully texts Peter Strzok. “And yeah, it’s a real profile in couragw [sic], since she knows no charges will be brought.”
>That was July 1. The very next day, the FBI does its just-for-show interview of Mrs. Clinton. Three mornings later, July 5 (at the start of the work week after Independence Day), Comey holds his press conference to announce that, of course, no charges will be brought.
>To accomplish this, he effectively rewrites the classified-information statute Clinton violated; barely mentions the tens of thousands of official government business emails that she destroyed; claims without any elaboration that the FBI can see no evidence of obstruction; and omits mention of her just-concluded interview in which — among other things — she pretended not to know what the markings on classified documents meant.
>On the very same day, the FBI’s legal attaché in Rome travels to London to interview Christopher Steele, who has already started to pass his sensational dossier allegations to the bureau. And with the help of CIA director John Brennan and British intelligence, the FBI is ready to run a spy — a longtime CIA source — at Carter Page in London on July 11, just as he arrives there from Moscow.
Daniel Phillips
>With the pressure to finish MYE in the rearview mirror, Hillary Clinton looked like a shoo-in to beat Donald Trump. By mid September, Lisa Page was saying as much at a meeting in Deputy Director McCabe’s office. But Strzok was hedging his bets: Maybe “there’s no way [Trump] gets elected — but I’m afraid we can’t take that risk. It’s like an insurance policy in the unlikely event you die before you’re 40.”
>Soon, as the campaign wound down, the FBI and the Obama Justice Department were on the doormat of the FISA court, obtaining a surveillance warrant on Carter Page, substantially based on allegations in the Steele dossier — an uncorroborated Clinton-campaign opposition-research screed. Meanwhile, the FBI/CIA spy was being run at George Papadopoulos, and even seeking a role in the Trump campaign from its co-chairman, Sam Clovis.
>Or maybe you think these things are unrelated . .
Mason Rogers
Obama set the Reichstag on fire and the press reported the alt-right was responsible. Less than 100,000 votes stopped four more years forever.
Chase Allen
Noah Hill