[CaptainK]

An article from back in June that is even more interesting now

[gaijin]

ClineSmith..!

That’s funny..!

[Truth29]

"“This is what happens when you work for Trump,” growled one agent..."

Just think what they would do to the rest of us who won't bend a knee to the Fascist state if they manage to get rid of President Trump. Even now, how many people will not work for Trump because of the fear of what will happen to them.

[pnut22]

I believe he was stopped at the airport because they thought he had 10K that they had baited him with. PapaD smelled a rat and left the money there.

[txrefugee]

NEVER talk to the Feds without your lawyer being present. They tricked Gen. Flynn the same way. It can cost you millions, as well as your freedom.

[piasa]

A former Associated Press and Christianity Today reporter who co-authored a best-selling bookon homeland security, Moore said he believed the special counsel secretly looked through not just his personal emails and text messages, but also his phone records, even though the agents assured him he was not a target of investigation. Weeks earlier, two other agents had shown up -- also unannounced -- at the suburban Virginia home of his boss, WND.com founder and editor Joseph Farah, asking similar questions about WikiLeaks. They focused on staff editorial conference calls Corsi had joined in August and October 2016. They asked who normally edited the stories filed by Corsi. Farah mentioned Moore, and another team of agents was deployed to Gig Harbor, Wash., where Moore works from home. Not long after the interrogation, the 64-year-old Farah suffered a stroke and is still incapacitated. His nationally syndicated column has been suspended indefinitely as he undergoes therapy.

[edwinland]

It’s a good flashback which is suddenly relevant again, but you’re supposed to enter the original date of the article in the date field, not today’s date.