A Weekly Dose of President Trump - Trump Family Train (6/12/18 to 6/16/18)

FRiends and Deplorables | June 12, 2018 | DollyCali

[hoosiermama]

Wonder if she is undocumented

[gubamyster]

Yes. See the last 2 pages of the report. I posted up thread.

[STARLIT]

Donald Trump as agent 007 in Goldenhairpic.twitter.com/vbh3fv7M9X— Praying Medic (@prayingmedic) June 10, 2018

A MUST SEE!!

[exit82]

I am still trying to take it all in.

I realize that this is day one in a longer process.

Q told us to trust Sessions and trust Wray.

I do trust Sessions, but I am beyond angry with Wray.

His press conference was pathetic.

He sounded like he had been taking Roseanne’s Ambien.

No passion, no anger, nothing.

It started out with a lie—that the report showed there was no political bias at the FBI.

That is the opposite of what the report said.

Even Stevie Wonder could see there was rampant political bias at the FBI in this report, to the highest levels.

Then that old tired and hackneyed “We have to do better” and “We will re-train everyone on how to be a better agent” line of crap.

Really, that is all he had?

Just another day at the office, where we have a program to fix that, you know, HR will give you the schedule.

Oh, please.

Maybe it is just me, but I sense a hot anger growing out there in America, that we have had enough of this whitewash.

Heads need to roll, and people have to go to jail.

None of this behavior is acceptable in agencies that are given such power to them by the American people.

I am trying to be patient, but I am also trying to control my blood pressure. I have stayed quiet most of today.

If these injustices go unanswered, it will soon be time to secure new Guards for our liberties.

[exit82]

[hoosiermama]

TRUMP. Donald Trump!

[hoosiermama]

How different Sessions message is from Wrays. Wray should have had his written by someone else. He was much too biased /S

[STARLIT]

I hear you. Several times I've had to walk away from my computer. No TV. Asking people to be patient is beyond reasoning. If nothing has been accomplished by now..I'm afraid nothing will. We are past being fixed. And I'm writing this after a chocolate chip cookie. You and I know come close to election..everything will be put away with the excuse not until after the election. We've heard all this before. Sorry to go on but I'm past waiting.

[hoosiermama]

We all are. Everyone I spoke with are tired on waiting. Let’s get some arrests made. Even a few would appease us.

[STARLIT]

Ones perspective. ..GalacticRedPill

My original plan was to wait until the weekend to make any real statement about the report - just to allow myself time to absorb it rather than rushing twitter with my first impressions... But since all of Twitter seems to be shouting...

I figured it wouldn't hurt to try to drop some quick impressions. Especially since my first read seems to be quite different than what I'm seeing scattered throughout the Twitter-sphere.

I will be back with a much more thorough and detailed analysis in the coming days, but for now here are my headline impressions:

* This reads like three entirely separate reports: The Executive Summary and Conclusion sections have little relation to the body of the report itself. My gut tells me that's because the Summary and Conclusion were mangled by RR and the DOJ during their pass on Horowitz's draft.

* There's a lot more that's been redacted than might appear. Besides the two indexes, there's also weird formatting in some sections that looks as if whole sections were copied and pasted from other documents into this one, or things were removed.

That could be just editing/uploading issues, could be a sign that there was more DOJ editing than they want it to appear.

Note: DOJ editing doesn't necessarily mean they're pulling a fast one, it could be moves to protect the integrity of ongoing investigations and grand juries. It's too early to know for sure, but all the evidence before today suggest it's likely if not probable.

* The body of the report covers a lot of stuff long known and covered by both sides of the media aisles (expected). But there are a lot of new bombshells in this report including...

... the newly discovered "No. No" text, evidence that Clinton's servers were penetrated by (not possibly penetrated by) foreign agents, evidence Obama and Comey both were using private emails to discuss government matters...

... confirmation of an ongoing (and damning) leak investigation, and abundant evidence of bias from leaders of the FBI and DOJ - many of whom were also key players in Crossfire Hurricane.

The body is filled with these bombs. These findings were formerly speculations but now backed by evidence. Evidence that fits perfectly into the larger picture we've been building for over a year and a half - and evidence Huber and Sessions can use to bring charges.

In the end, we are seeing a lot of people on both sides throwing up their arms, either in victory or disgust. Don't fall into that trap. I say, hold the line. Preferably with a drink in hand.

There's a lot here, and even more that doesn't add up. More to say soon. /END

[gubamyster]

A thread by Rex giving his take on the OIG Report:

REX;

@_ImperatorRex_
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1. Those of you thinking that this public, written IG Report raises more questions than it answers, are EXACTLY on the money.

That’s the entire point of it. Some observations.REX added,
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New: DOJ OIG releases A Review of Various Actions by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Department of Justice in Advance of the 2016 Election

View on our website: https://www.justice.gov/file/1071991/download ……
7:30 PM - 14 Jun 2018

https://twitter.com/_ImperatorRex_/status/1007450316759896064

[STARLIT]

On the way home from lunch today a hawk fly in front of our car.(a messenger..Angels,Devas and Devine)hes signaling to focus...I think we all have become messengers and to focus on helping to get the truth out...the worlds children need help.

[STARLIT]

Thank you so much. He's usually very on top of situations.

[Spunky]

I get the biggest kick out of those. Thanks for posting.

[STARLIT]

I thought that was a very good one! LOL

[STARLIT]

Are you still up..and if so..can you read the Rex twitter feed or does it need to be written out here? I'm sure your not the only one on a phone.

[STARLIT]

I feel much better after reading I.Rex. He was very good explaining the report contents and that the report is the beginning of many more to come.

[jennychase]

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/us-feds-bust-tollywood-sex-racket-in-chicago/articleshow/64594174.cms

US feds bust Tollywood sex racket in Chicago

The actresses were being engaged in commercial sex with Indians on the pretext of performing at Indian conferences

[Jane Long]

Every time a Dim or IA head speaks, we need to reply with that's politically biased.

Call them out, each time, for what they ARE.

[gubamyster]

Yes, it calmed me down a little bit. I’ve been following him for quite a while. His insight & logical reasoning is very good. I just hoe he is proven correct in the long run.

This brings up a question I have been pondering... Who are these “twitter investigators” & how do they make a living? They spend hours researching & posting on twitter, so how can they make any money? I know Rex has mentioned he has a legal background & has 3 or 4 fairly young kids, so how can he (and others) spend all day on the computer researching & posting?

I certainly appreciate their work, but I am just curious.