12 sealed indictments now.....

a reply to: abago71

Was it revealed in a court document? That was what I meant.

a reply to: AngryCymraeg

Flynn one and Flynn two.

a reply to: DJW001

Ok. I'm giving you that. Not all republicans. I got carried away .

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: interupt42

Well don't worry cuz it won't be Hillary or her associates. It will be trump and associates. You know...the people who are really being investigated by LEO.

Not some republican committee trying to distract from the issue.

If you only could see how appropriately you picked your ATS name. You really need to get that head of yours , out in the sunshine.

"Surely this investigation along with all the other recent DNC debacle will only end up proving how innocent and wonderful the almighty and righteous sniper dodging epitome of a women Hillary truly is"
, Said no sane person ever.

I don't know if you actually believe what you post or are you being compensated enough in some manner to overlook the ridiculousness of your comments in defending your holy political party at any cost? Sadly I think its the former.

You and your counterparts on the right are the problem in this country and what has led to the worthless gov't we have. Good job in always deflecting to the other side and overlooking your own stink?

Keep it up , hopefully your grandkids kids won't ever figure out you were part of the problem as things progressively get worst. I know you won't, even as you steer the car right into the ditch at full speed you will smile and blame the road.

a reply to: Vasa Croe

Seeing the pathetic attempts at damage control from the usual suspects, you hit the central nerve with this one Vasa.



There are rumours at this stage that Tony Podesta is one of the 12 sealed indictment.
And some speculate that McCain could be among the list as well ...

a reply to: theultimatebelgianjoke

In other words, another Trumpster fantasy, from them usual foreign agents of influence!

a reply to: theultimatebelgianjoke

I can believe they'd reach for McCain if he really is sick, but that seems a bit high on the food chain for this part in the process unless they really have no choice.

a reply to: interupt42

Amazing: the investigation into the Trump campaign has morphed in your mind into an investigation of Hillary Clinton. I would not be surprised if some gun for hire political consultants who have worked both sides of the game are involved, but that doesn't make Clinton any worse than Cruz, Romney, or any of the other pols who have used their services in the past.

a reply to: DJW001
I just posted a cover of a random issue of a comic book poking fun at your claims of a "weird fantasy" that I am presumedly a part of.

How was I trying to create an impression? By providing 2 links with the original titles of the articles?
I specifically chose NBC and CNN as to show that I am trying to be impartial towards this subject.
If I posted links from Fox News or Breitbart, I could see your point. Did you even notice that?

You do realize my post on the previous page in this very thread asks if Carter Page may be one of the sealed indictments.

By trying to "correct the impression you are trying to create", you've made your impression on me.
It's not good.

Now can we get back to the OP?

I think Carter Page and Michael Flynn are probables, but I would really like to see DWS and the Awan brothers on that list.

a reply to: interupt42

My screen name is tongue in cheek. My opening post was look at silly old me thinking I can make a difference. But hey let's focus on me again. I'm gonna upload an audio file of me singing and you can complete your profile. Now back to the actual topic fanboy...

And that is that the investigation is on trump and his people.

a reply to: ketsuko

I guess they could have charged Manafort for his activities as a Trump campaign member if there was anything worth considering but instead they charged him for his job with the Podesta's.
In the same way if the want to witch-hunt every single relationship with a Russian individual, this may well backfire on McCain a well :

Aide Helped Controversial Russian Meet McCain

A top political adviser in Sen. John McCain's presidential campaign helped arrange an introduction in 2006 between McCain and a Russian billionaire whose suspected links to anti-democratic and organized-crime figures are so controversial that the U.S. government revoked his visa.

Rick Davis, who is now McCain's campaign manager, helped set up the encounter between McCain and Russian aluminum magnate Oleg Deripaska in Switzerland during an international economic conference. At the time, Davis was working for a lobbying firm and seeking to do business with the billionaire.

There is no evidence that McCain did anything for Deripaska after they met at a social gathering over drinks and dinner. Deripaska was grateful for the introduction, writing a thank-you note to Davis and his partner and offering to assist them in a subsequent business deal, according to a copy of the note obtained by The Washington Post.

With a net worth of more than $13 billion, Deripaska is one of the richest men in Russia and a close ally of President Vladimir Putin. McCain has been one of Putin's sharpest U.S. critics, calling for Russia to be kicked out of the Group of Eight industrialized nations because of Putin's anti-democratic activities. The Arizona Republican has also repeatedly complained about the negative impact of Kremlin-linked oligarchs such as Deripaska.

When Deripaska met McCain, Davis was part of Davis Manafort, a lobbying firm that was being paid to provide political advice to pro-Russian and oligarch-funded candidates in Ukraine, according to interviews and news accounts. At the same time, McCain was publicly supporting those candidates' Western-oriented democratic rivals.

a reply to: theultimatebelgianjoke

You don't understand how racketeering investigations are done here, clearly.

a reply to: DJW001

RICO was meant to target the mafia originaly. It is perfect for the Clinton criminal network.

originally posted by: DJW001
a reply to: interupt42

Amazing: the investigation into the Trump campaign has morphed in your mind into an investigation of Hillary Clinton. I would not be surprised if some gun for hire political consultants who have worked both sides of the game are involved, but that doesn't make Clinton any worse than Cruz, Romney, or any of the other pols who have used their services in the past.

Amazing is how you came to that conclusion from what I posted?

If you think this investigation is only going to bring up dirt on one side your are clearly drinking the same koolaid as others.

I have no party or candidate loyalty and see what is blatantly obvious, both sides are corrupted as F.

I have no doubt neither HIllary or Trump will see jail time, but I'm pretty sure this is not going to make either look good either.

However, I'm willing to bet the coincidences , associations, and timeframe is not going to be as favorable towards Hillary, assuming you are not a political cheerleader drinking from her udder .

a reply to: theultimatebelgianjoke

I don't disagree that McCain could end up in the snare eventually. It's just that I don't expect any of the really powerful people to get caught in this round. It wouldn't surprise me at all if most of us are scratching our heads and scrambling to Google who most of this round are still.

a reply to: abago71

Sorry, the impression you are making isn't exactly great, either. Do you automatically resort to mockery when someone states a fact? Sorry if I misunderstood you intentions. Yes, Carter Page is definitely on Mueller's naughty list.

a reply to: ketsuko

I can believe they'd reach for McCain if he really is sick, but that seems a bit high on the food chain for this part in the process unless they really have no choice.

...McCain had a hand in the Syrian ISIS and the money links go to Saudi Arabia . When you see a Billionaire being taken down who had to have their minions like a McCain then having dirty money is par for the course . McCain also has a large foundation if memory serves me correctly . its seems like a simple 2+2= swamp creature . :>) eta ...McCain was also in Ukraine so he may have connections to Russian/Ukrainian Oligarchs

a reply to: interupt42

Yes, there will be casualties on both sides, but your assumption that anyone trying to correct Pro-Trump disinformation is necessarily pro-Clinton is laughable.

a reply to: Sillyolme

My screen name is tongue in cheek.

Like I said I didn't expect you to understand how appropriate it is.

originally posted by: the2ofusr1
a reply to: ketsuko

I can believe they'd reach for McCain if he really is sick, but that seems a bit high on the food chain for this part in the process unless they really have no choice.

...McCain had a hand in the Syrian ISIS and the money links go to Saudi Arabia . When you see a Billionaire being taken down who had to have their minions like a McCain then having dirty money is par for the course . McCain also has a large foundation if memory serves me correctly . its seems like a simple 2+2= swamp creature . :>)

Just seems like a really big fish to fry unless Mueller is going to announce this is the end of his process, and he's going to try to bait and switch one big Republican for the one everyone hoped he'd land.

Like I said, it's not that McCain doesn't deserve to fry, and it's not that I don't expect him to get caught, it's just that I think it's early for him to come up in the nets. We're still pulling in the small fish.