A.G. JEFF SESSIONS Prepares a Major Probe into OBAMA Admin FISA Abuse.

originally posted by: aethertek
What happened to the Nunes MEMO?

We were told that was going to be bigger than Watergate, it would blow open the entire "Deep State" MEGA Conspiracy for all to see!!!

Who told you this? Members on ATS?

originally posted by: aethertek
What happened to the Nunes MEMO?

We were told that was going to be bigger than Watergate, it would blow open the entire "Deep State" MEGA Conspiracy for all to see!!!
Snicker snicker.


Now the big scandal is the footnotes in the FISA request were too small & the poor overworked judges made their decision without reading them because their eyes were too tired, awww.

LOL
Good luck with that.

K~

LOL!!!LOL!!!!!!

LOL!!!!!

I remember that! It was the document that first spelled out all the shifty garbage the Left had been doing! It was the document that Trey Gowdey helped craft, so it would spur the investigation that is just did. It's going to be flucking EPIC!

Thanks so much for the well wishes! I had you pegged as an America hating commie leftists, but I guess I was wrong. Thanks again!

originally posted by: crtrvt
It's mind-boggling how much tax money the Republican party wastes chasing its own tail.

President Trump just blasted Jeff sessions for appointing an Obama guy to head up this FISA abuse investigation.

www.foxnews.com...

a reply to: carewemust

I hope it's all show drama and misdirection but Sessions hasn't shown much passion for the bigger crimes so far. The most I've seen him fired up about when it comes to any real issues is the leak investigations.

Horowitz is either the real deal or a Harvey Keitel-type Mr. Fixer that comes in, makes some hard decisions, and gives up some sacrificial wolves while steering away from the top.

I've been meaning to look into how he covered Benghazi. Horowitz is going where some have feared to tread before, however, so I have some hope yet for the IG.

ETA: No one understands the mechanics of the scheme better than Horowitz at this point. So he would seem a good starting point. He's been amassing evidence for awhile now. And from my understanding he can recommend prosecution from his findings and deliver most all the evidence to successfully do so in ordered stacks.

OIG has a twitter. Might be a good place to let him know we need to see justice and the American people served for once. Respectfully of course. But passionately.

a reply to: burgerbuddy

he must be talking about baron since he can't go out to comic shop he has been getting interns to download bootleg comics off net since he can't do that on whitehouse net.
just kidding. but seriously obamacare if that is not the biggest theft comspiracy ever barry o made it legal for insurance companies to rape our wallets.

This will turn up just like trumps commission on voter fraud

September 28, 2018

It's time for Attorney General Sessions to stop being AFRAID.

Thirteen House Republicans are calling on Attorney General Jeff Sessions to appoint a second special counsel to investigate Hillary Clinton.

The conservative lawmakers sent a letter to Sessions on Wednesday requesting that he appoint a special counsel to investigate the end of the Clinton email probe, the start of the investigation into Russia's election meddling and alleged surveillance abuses by the FBI.

More at: thehill.com...

President Trump is increasingly learning that people who run our government are AFRAID of one thing or another, to the point of not being willing to take bold steps. They ENJOY arguing, because arguing prevents DECISIONS and ACTION.

a reply to: The GUT

As of January 15th, Horowitz had amassed over 1.2 MILLION documents as evidence. That is ONE REASON why Republicans say that a Special Counsel with lots of resources (like Bob Mueller) is needed. Also, the Office of Inspector General is already overburdened with ongoing investigations.

Look at the list of ongoing investigations: oig.justice.gov...

And compare to how few investigations are finished each month: oig.justice.gov...
(So far in 2018, 1 finished in Jan and 1 finished in Feb. Relatively small ones at that)

That's why a Special Counsel is needed for investigating the huge web of crimes and unethical behavior committed by numerous top officials in the Obama Administration. It's too much for the DOJ's Inspector General.

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: The GUT

As of January 15th, Horowitz had amassed over 1.2 MILLION documents as evidence. That is ONE REASON why Republicans say that a Special Counsel with lots of resources (like Bob Mueller) is needed. Also, the Office of Inspector General is already overburdened with ongoing investigations.

Look at the list of ongoing investigations: oig.justice.gov...

And compare to how few investigations are finished each month: oig.justice.gov...
(So far in 2018, 1 finished in Jan and 1 finished in Feb. Relatively small ones at that)

That's why a Special Counsel is needed for investigating the huge web of crimes and unethical behavior committed by numerous top officials in the Obama Administration. It's too much for the DOJ's Inspector General.

And a plus in this case is that they actually have criminal charges to cite and to investigate unlike the phony Russian collusion investigation.

originally posted by: whywhynot

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: The GUT

As of January 15th, Horowitz had amassed over 1.2 MILLION documents as evidence. That is ONE REASON why Republicans say that a Special Counsel with lots of resources (like Bob Mueller) is needed. Also, the Office of Inspector General is already overburdened with ongoing investigations.

Look at the list of ongoing investigations: oig.justice.gov...

And compare to how few investigations are finished each month: oig.justice.gov...
(So far in 2018, 1 finished in Jan and 1 finished in Feb. Relatively small ones at that)

That's why a Special Counsel is needed for investigating the huge web of crimes and unethical behavior committed by numerous top officials in the Obama Administration. It's too much for the DOJ's Inspector General.

And a plus in this case is that they actually have criminal charges to cite and to investigate unlike the phony Russian collusion investigation.

AMEN to that! The term "Witch Hunt" will never be uttered by anyone, once the Special Prosecutor starts hauling people in. Like you said, there's already tons of evidence indicating criminal activity, all ready to tee-up.

a reply to: carewemust

I hope this all comes back to Mueller and he is found to be complicit.

If not justice, chaos as they wrought.

originally posted by: Willtell
This will turn up just like trumps commission on voter fraud

Oh you mean get blocked by a bunch of states that claimed that nothing was wrong with their methods during the elections, then have to back peddle because it was shown that yes Russian bots might have effected them? Or do you mean that it's something that the media will push under the rug as soon as it's shown that they may have been complacent in?

originally posted by: carewemust
September 28, 2018

It's time for Attorney General Sessions to stop being AFRAID.

Thirteen House Republicans are calling on Attorney General Jeff Sessions to appoint a second special counsel to investigate Hillary Clinton.

The conservative lawmakers sent a letter to Sessions on Wednesday requesting that he appoint a special counsel to investigate the end of the Clinton email probe, the start of the investigation into Russia's election meddling and alleged surveillance abuses by the FBI.

More at: thehill.com...

President Trump is increasingly learning that people who run our government are AFRAID of one thing or another, to the point of not being willing to take bold steps. They ENJOY arguing, because arguing prevents DECISIONS and ACTION.

Words and or statements should be looked at with the purpose of determining what it proposes .... so with that In mind, in that same article it is also stated:

Sessions pushed back on the criticism, saying he would “continue to discharge* my duties with integrity and honor, and this Department will continue to do its work in a fair and impartial manner according to the law and Constitution.”

* discharge has a few meanings, two being to "dismiss" or "carry out".

So the word discharge makes me wonder ... does he propose to CARRY OUT his duties rather than DISMISSING his duties...

a reply to: eNaR

So far Sessions does stink of swamp. Maybe even to high heaven. He's in a position to strike a real blow to the deep state cabal that would subvert our Constitution.


If he doesn't, then we know what he is with all doubt removed and God have mercy on his soul.

The OIG report might tip the scales towards justice for once. It does sound like there are some bombshells there. If not we know what Michael Horowitz is too.

There are numerous other investigations going on as well that might break out in grand juries at any minute. I'm trying to keep some hope because, face it, it's now or never.

a reply to: The GUT

March 1, 2018

Today, the House Intelligence Committee sent Jeff Sessions a letter, stating that the FBI Broke The Law when obtaining the FISA Spy Warrant.

www.rawstory.com...

Yesterday, 17 Republican Congressmen sent Jeff Sessions a letter, requesting that he appoint a Special Prosecutor to investigate the FBI/DOJ/Hillary.

They're ramping up the pressure on Mr. Sessions to once again be the "attack dog" that he used to be in his home state of Alabama.

If Mr. Sessions doesn't appoint a Special Prosecutor in the next few weeks, this indicates that he has turned to the Swampy dark-side.

a reply to: carewemust

Great news!

Also breaking is that The FBI may have violated criminal statutes,
as well as its own strict internal procedures, by using unverified
information during the 2016 election to obtain a surveillance warrant
on onetime Trump campaign aide Carter Page.

www.foxnews.com...< br />
Pressure is building, hoping the dam breaks.

a reply to: burntheships

Isn't this what everyone has been saying all along? The Senate and House Intelligence Committee reports (aka "memos") made this a key finding.

What's new about today's letter from the House Intelligence Committee to Jeff Sessions?

(By the way, I think the post above yours is referring to the same charges? There's so many...)

a reply to: carewemust


I was referring to this:

The potential criminal violations listed by Nunes in the letter are

18 USC 242 and 50 USC 1809.

18 USC 242: using color of law to conduct a targeted investigation based on the pretext of law enforcement/

50 USC 1809: surveillance conducted under color of law in a manner not authorized by FISA.

Nunes has requested that the Department of Justice answer the committees questions no later than March, 8. A copy of the letter was sent to DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz, who is currently investigating the FBI’s handling of former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server. The committee also attached the memorandum on Page and their initial investigation into the warrant obtained by the FISA court to the letter delivered to Sessions.

saraacarter.com...

a reply to: burntheships

Thank-you for that specific information.

What is needed in order to move beyond reports and findings, to actual prosecution of people who broke laws?

I'm getting tired of reports, memos, findings, determinations, etc.. That laws were broken is CLEAR AS DAY.

a reply to: carewemust

Same here.

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