Posted on 01/20/2018 12:50:36 PM PST by bitt
After millions of Americans called on Congress to release the bombshell FISA abuse memo, Rep. Dave Joyce (R-OH) announced Saturday that the process has officially begun.
“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,” tweeted Joyce. On Friday, Republican lawmakers started publically lobbying Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes to release the memo.
“Earlier this morning, I examined the classified, four-page memo from @HouseIntelComm regarding the FBI, DOJ, and the so-called #RussianCollusion. To put it simply, “WOW.” I joined the call to #ReleaseTheMemo. Americans deserve truth and transparency,” tweeted Rep. Jody Hice (R-GA).
The letter was signed by Steve King, Matt Gaetz, Mark Meadows, Jim Jordan, Andy Biggs, Scott Perry, Ted Yoho, Jody Hice, Louie Gohmert, Barry Loudermilk and Brian Babin, reports Jim Hoft of The Gateway Pundit.
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Another BRILLIANT idea! Thanks!
Early in my career, I went to a client meeting in which the new CEO of my client (a public company) was introduced to senior management.
In his opening statement he asked:
"Who owns this company?"Those in the room nodded and looked at each other. The new CEO continued..."Our shareholders, right?"
So who owns Free Republic...every one who cares about it and us and our goals and our love of country."No."
"Everyone who is at risk for our success, everyone who supports us...they are our owners."
"And most importantly, our customers are our owners."
"If we take care of our customers, they will take care of us."
See tag line.
They are stalling, all the while pretending to have intentions to comply. A common tactic. This memo MUST be released without any further delay. Delay affords them the opportunity to implement their alternate plans. Now they are claiming to have experienced what they are terming a “mysterious glitch”, and voila, 5 months of Peter Strzok’s emails just happen to now be missing. There really is no legitimate excuse for any delay at all. Their nefarious plans are blatantly obvious. The real question is, how much will the American People allow them to get away with THIS time.
The Deep State criminals are capable of anything: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3624576/posts
The fix is in and the only indictments will be from the Special Council. Sessions.... Sessions?
It’s one blatant move after another. What is to be done to prevent them from deleting everything? Now we hear about this gem re: the Bush years 2001-2007. We need justice without further delay!
National Security Agency deleted data it promised to keep for court proceedings
Recent court documents show the National Security Agency destroyed surveillance data it promised to preserve for pending lawsuits, Politico reported.
The content in question relates to internet communications intercepted between 2001 and 2007 under the orders of then-President George W. Bush, according to the report:
“Since 2007, the NSA has been under court orders to preserve data about certain of its surveillance efforts that came under legal attack following disclosures that President George W. Bush ordered warrantless wiretapping of international communications after the 2001 terrorist attacks on the U.S.,” the report states. “In addition, the agency has made a series of representations in court over the years about how it is complying with its duties.”
The NSA told U.S. District Court Judge Jeffrey White Thursday that data and “backup tapes that might have mitigated the failure were erased in 2009, 2011 and 2016,” Politico reported.
On Friday, President Donald Trump extended a law that includes provisions for the NSA to work with U.S. internet providers and tech companies for its surveillance efforts, according to reports.
“The NSA sincerely regrets its failure to prevent the deletion of this data,” an NSA official identified publicly as Elizabeth B. wrote in a declaration. “NSA senior management is fully aware of this failure, and the Agency is committed to taking swift action to respond to the loss of this data.”
https://truepundit.com/national-security-agency-deleted-data-promised-keep-court-proceedings/
Or are your taking a nap? I like naps.
But you are on FR yet hiding from your comments.
Eh, stupido?
Eh?
Sorry, Rooster, but that CEO you heard make that statement must have been snorting foo-foo dust.
If he made a similar statement to the Board of Directors they would have started working on a replacement right away.
Release it already. Remember obammy did say he was going to have an open administration, transparent. So, transparent it.
We profited greatly from that CEO and from his firm.
You are obviously not someone who is invested.
Good.
Your type is not needed or required.
Are you a retread related to Houeto.
Clearly, you are not a businessman.
Is there a living in Bloviation nowadays?
Don't stick a match to your oral farts, old pal.
Flames and explosions.
I have worked with lots of investment bankers.
Basically, they are worthless except for their contact lists. Just collect fees.
Shove off. You were more parasite than businessman.
Lawyer or accountant...or cleaning lady?
Curious people want to know.
My colleagues were already rich enough...they wanted to make a difference.
They were patriots.
Can you get your mind around that?
Come back and defend yourself...worm.
AND maybe even your hairdresser if the RATS thought that he/she supported Trump.
I don't get "conservatives" who advocate breaking the law when it suits their purpose.
This place went batsh*t crazy over the Scooter Libby thing.
19 + Congressional work days is not 19 + you and I work days.....
Just look at the cool bill that Shiffty has proposed.
H.Res.327 — 115th Congress (2017-2018)
Introduced in House (05/16/2017)
“Commends the international community, health organizations, the private sector, school and community leaders, and faith-based organizations for bolstering health through vaccination.
Recognizes that the lack of vaccination can cause a public health crisis and that there is no credible evidence that vaccines cause life-threatening or disabling diseases in healthy children or adults.
Encourages a continued commitment to research to improve vaccines and develop new vaccines.
Urges parents to follow the scientific evidence and consensus of medical experts in favor of timely vaccinations to protect their children and their community.”
As if Congress didn’t do enough damage when they gave Vaccine Manufacturers immunity and placed the burden on the taxpayers. I believe this bill is a start to pushing for mandatory vaccines. When searching through the VAERS (Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System) database for SERIOUS adverse events including death for the year 2016, just for children under 2 there are 108 reports. 44 of them are DEATHS. Read the results for yourself here, https://wonder.cdc.gov/controller/saved/D8/D27F676
“I do not understand why it would take 19 working days.”
I am going to hazard a guess. If the memo contains classified intelligence then only the originating agency can approve the release. This is a process and the process takes time. It most likely isn’t done by one guy. A group will get together in each of the affected agencies and evaluate what could potentially be learned by hostile actors from the release. If there are multiple agencies involved then they must coordinate. All of this activity must be sandwiched in amongst other work those same people are doing. And, while we may think this should be their one and only priority, they may have other duties that involve potential loss of life. Those duties will come first. If, for example, you are on this committee and you suddenly have a source whose life is in danger, you handle that first.
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