DOJ's Bruce Ohr kept Mueller deputy 'in the loop'...

a reply to: Arnie123

I won't accept nonsense. I won't believe bull#j. I won't be tricked or fooled or lied to.

a reply to: shooterbrody

I'm hot on the trail of the perfect broccoli cheddar soup recipe. I'm hot on the trail of the best foundation shade but I'm not hot for trump. Gag me with a spoon.

a reply to: carewemust

Let's see what Mueller has in store for junior today shall we?

a reply to: toolgal462

Yeah I'm making it up out of thin air.
Or you are woefully uninformed and that's simply not on my shoulders.

Oh well....

And I'm the one doing the laughing. Just so you know. If you guys laugh at me that just makes me laugh more.

You're all totally wrong. Like I said. ... oh well.

Ohr worked for a law firm in San Francisco before becoming a career civil servant at the U.S. Department of Justice,[4] ultimately rising to the rank of Associate Deputy Attorney General. He was an assistant U.S. Attorney in the Southern District of New York from 1991 to 1999,[3] and was head of the office's Violent Gangs Unit before joining the Justice Department's Washington headquarters as the head of the Organized Crime and Racketeering Section of the Criminal Division, where Ohr managed teams investigating and prosecuting crime syndicates in Russia and eastern Europe.[4] In 2006, Ohr was one of a number of U.S. government officials who made the decision to revoke the visa of Oleg Deripaska, a Russian oligarch and Vladimir Putin ally.[4]

In 2010, Ohr moved to a new position as counsel for international relations in DOJ's Transnational organized crime and international affairs section. He became director of the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force (OCDETF) in 2014.[4] He later became associate deputy attorney general, but lost that position in late 2017, although he remained director of OCDETF for a time.[10] Ohr was demoted by the Department of Justice amid the Senate Intelligence Committee’s discovery of his meetings with Christopher Steele and Fusion GPS founder Glenn Simpson.[

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: toolgal462

Yeah I'm making it up out of thin air.
Or you are woefully uninformed and that's simply not on my shoulders.

Oh well....

And I'm the one doing the laughing. Just so you know. If you guys laugh at me that just makes me laugh more.

You're all totally wrong. Like I said. ... oh well.

So...every other person involved in the case has gone down. How are you getting to your conclusions? Comey, McCabe, Strzok, Page, etc....all had long term careers in their field. All went down in direct relation to this Russia investigation.

Are you unable to see the pattern of relation?

a reply to: Sillyolme

So you post lies intentionally?
Nowhere does your sited material reference the fbi.
Nowhere does your sited material reference any assignment to the muller rushia fiasco.

Styrzok, Ohr, and Steele are all vastly experienced counter-intelligence people, specifically regarding Russia and it's worldwide operations involved in disrupting western democracies and their governments......

and yet those specific people are the ones being targeted by the REPUBLICANS in congress trying to implicate them in some type of conspiracy against trump.....the F'in republicans instead of trying to get to the bottom of Russian interference in our elections, are actively trying to stop the very people with the most knowledge and experience of the that interference......and here on ATS Americans (I think there are a few left on here) don't give a damn about Russian interference, they want to protect Trump and Putin.

originally posted by: Sillyolme

Ohr worked for a law firm in San Francisco before becoming a career civil servant at the U.S. Department of Justice,[4] ultimately rising to the rank of Associate Deputy Attorney General. He was an assistant U.S. Attorney in the Southern District of New York from 1991 to 1999,[3] and was head of the office's Violent Gangs Unit before joining the Justice Department's Washington headquarters as the head of the Organized Crime and Racketeering Section of the Criminal Division, where Ohr managed teams investigating and prosecuting crime syndicates in Russia and eastern Europe.[4] In 2006, Ohr was one of a number of U.S. government officials who made the decision to revoke the visa of Oleg Deripaska, a Russian oligarch and Vladimir Putin ally.[4]

In 2010, Ohr moved to a new position as counsel for international relations in DOJ's Transnational organized crime and international affairs section. He became director of the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force (OCDETF) in 2014.[4] He later became associate deputy attorney general, but lost that position in late 2017, although he remained director of OCDETF for a time.[10] Ohr was demoted by the Department of Justice amid the Senate Intelligence Committee’s discovery of his meetings with Christopher Steele and Fusion GPS founder Glenn Simpson.[

Neat....now do the same for Nellie....her Russian ties go back decades.

I dont see the investigation into this stopping just because of midterms. And if this one doesn't stop this weekend, neither will Mueller.

I see this one hanging all involved out in the open and some bigger fish hitting the news being involved.

The funny part is that the Mueller investigation has had to splinter in all directions because there is nothing connecting the current administration to anything so they have to dig up decades old, completely unrelated crimes.

THIS investigation has stuck to a straight line and been focused the entire time. And those involved have been dropping like flies the whole time.

Writing is on the wall for the rest and Bruce's revelations are making them squirm bigly.

The timing of this is perfect to force Mueller to try to bring up anything before midterms, but also make him do something that could be seen as influencing the elections, in which case he would be chastised by both sides.

a reply to: Vasa Croe

The timing of this is perfect to force Mueller to try to bring up anything before midterms, but also make him do something that could be seen as influencing the elections, in which case he would be chastised by both sides.

oh look the same bs reasoning comey used to justify his shenanigans
these people cant find their asses with both hands

originally posted by: Grambler
a reply to: Sillyolme

So you don’t think

nope.

originally posted by: jimmyx
Styrzok, Ohr, and Steele are all vastly experienced counter-intelligence people, specifically regarding Russia and it's worldwide operations involved in disrupting western democracies and their governments......

and yet those specific people are the ones being targeted by the REPUBLICANS in congress trying to implicate them in some type of conspiracy against trump.....the F'in republicans instead of trying to get to the bottom of Russian interference in our elections, are actively trying to stop the very people with the most knowledge and experience of the that interference......and here on ATS Americans (I think there are a few left on here) don't give a damn about Russian interference, they want to protect Trump and Putin.

Those guys going down in particular and in relation to the Russia interference should tell you that they were complicit in it.

The Republicans are trying to get to the bottom of it and are getting rid of those involved in it....hence why nothing has come of the Mueller investigation regarding this. He is investigating the wrong people and is solely tasked with trying to find anything on Trump to smear him. Those you mentioned before were all doing the same thing while working with the real Russian influencers.

Do people seriously think that lifetime politicians and Intel employees just quit or get fired because they did nothing wrong? The people you mentioned were career folks who have dealt with hundreds of investigations....yet somehow the investigations into them made them just give up?

People like that dont quit or get fired without there being a VERY valid justification for it.

a reply to: jimmyx

you had better tell Mueller to hurry up, if they don't find some dirt on Trump soon, more of your innocent group might be railroaded and forced to accept the planted evidence, like Strzok, McCabe, and Lordy Lordy Comey had to do.

At some point, you will be forced to realize that you were wrong, Trump was right, and there isn't a damn thing you can do about it.

a reply to: Vasa Croe

oh B.S......those people were career people who have seen the playbook of Russia interference played out many times in other countries...trump is being blackmailed by Putin for money trump got from Russian oligarchs trying to launder money through Trumps properties....you people won't even consider the obvious, nor care to even look at that side of the coin. trump has been a con artist all his life, talk to anyone in financial circles in New York city, it's common knowledge.

originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: jimmyx

you had better tell Mueller to hurry up, if they don't find some dirt on Trump soon, more of your innocent group might be railroaded and forced to accept the planted evidence, like Strzok, McCabe, and Lordy Lordy Comey had to do.

At some point, you will be forced to realize that you were wrong, Trump was right, and there isn't a damn thing you can do about it.

of course..."planted evidence"....uh huh.....is that the new excuse for trump kissing Putin's ass, standing right next to him, and broadcast all around the world?....Mueller needs to take as much time as he needs, and by the way....if trump fires Mueller, that report will be stacked on pallets and delivered the next day to various newspapers....Mueller is fully aware of this and has planned accordingly

originally posted by: jimmyx

originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: jimmyx

you had better tell Mueller to hurry up, if they don't find some dirt on Trump soon, more of your innocent group might be railroaded and forced to accept the planted evidence, like Strzok, McCabe, and Lordy Lordy Comey had to do.

At some point, you will be forced to realize that you were wrong, Trump was right, and there isn't a damn thing you can do about it.

of course..."planted evidence"....uh huh.....is that the new excuse for trump kissing Putin's ass, standing right next to him, and broadcast all around the world?....Mueller needs to take as much time as he needs, and by the way....if trump fires Mueller, that report will be stacked on pallets and delivered the next day to various newspapers....Mueller is fully aware of this and has planned accordingly

Meuller's work may never even see the light of day.link

If Trump did bad things, he will be punished. I just hope that all those who have also done bad things will also be punished. Which is where you and I differ. I want justice, you want a lynch mob.

originally posted by: shooterbrody
a reply to: Sillyolme

He was tasked with being the go between with Steele and the FBI because of his Russia expertise.

Source this please or remove it as there is testimony under oath before congress that is opposed to this statement.


www.cnn.com...

GAETZ: Thank you. Let's do that quickly and get into your determination to find out that activity, which is occurring in your department. At the last hearing we had, I asked you when you became aware that Nelly Orr (ph), the wife of your associate deputy attorney general, Bruce Ore, was working for Fusion GPS and was actively assigned to the dossier that said all these nasty things about President Trump. As you sit here today, do you know when you became first aware of that?
ROSENSTEIN: I believe it would have been sometime in the fall of 2017 as I think I told you last time. Mr. Orr was never working to my knowledge on that Russian investigation.
GAETZ: But his wife was, right? I mean, like, he's your assistant -- your associate deputy attorney general, and his wife gets hired for that. I actually -- I asked you this question on the 13th of December, I wrote you a letter on the 18th of December, nine months ago, you have not responded to it.

We need a date when you found out that the wife of your deputy was working for people who are actively trying to undermine President Trump? Don't you think that's a really important date for you to know about your -- the spouse of your own associate deputy attorney general?

ROSENSTEIN: Yes, I think it is important for you to understand, Congressman, Mr. Orr is a career employee of the department. He was there when I arrived. To my knowledge he wasn't working on the Russian matter.

GAETZ: I don't --

ROSENSTEIN: I think it is important for you to know, sir, that when we learned the relevant information, we arranged to transfer Mr. Orr to a different office.

Oh, jesus, there is really no coming back from this post. I need to print this and frame it.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: Arnie123

And he obstructed justice. Well documented .
Bet on it.

I guess that's why it's been nearly 500 days and all they have is lying on loan applications and taxi medallions. Because it's So. Well. Documented.

a reply to: Sillyolme

originally posted by: Sillyolme
But Bull# is all there is in these threads.

Hmm. Interesting comment. Let's have a look, shall we?

originally posted by: Sillyolme
I think we will find that the man was doing the job he was trained and paid to do.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
He's not a witness. He's an FBI agent.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
He was tasked with being the go between with Steele and the FBI because of his Russia expertise.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
You're all totally wrong. Like I said. ... oh well.

Well I'll be damned! These threads ARE full of bullsh!t...

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: Arnie123

I won't accept nonsense. I won't believe bull#j. I won't be tricked or fooled or lied to.

Then why have you been pushing the totally unsubstantiated Russian conspiracy theories like they were already proven facts/foregone conclusions? Better question is: why did you suddenly stop? You were so certain. So sure. So absolute. Definitive. A foregone conclusion, right? Kremlin KGB GRU spies under the beds and all that? (your actual words)

Generally those who "can't be fooled or tricked or lied to" don't just parrot a certain narrative because they like it the most - they take the time to critically think, logically examine and rationally observe reality.

Parading your opinions as though they were actual facts does not indicate what you described above. Quite the opposite, really.