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originally posted by: RazorV66
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: RazorV66
I do? How so?
My point was that releasing the complaint to the public would only fuel speculation.
It should be released to the public.
We need to see with 100% factual evidence that it was just another hysterical anti-Trumper, paid by anti-Trump lawyers for his bullsh!t 2nd hand account.
Ya know....so we see another nail go in the Leftist coffin.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Scepticaldem
In this thread? To point out that the whistleblower complaint has been released to some members of Congress.
You seem to be here to just argue for arguments sake.
What point are you trying to make?
Sure.
Is that worth looking into?
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No.
Is that not obvious corruption?
Yes. Because his motivation is not about rooting out corruption.
Is Trump wrong for asking why the prosecutor on that case was fired?
originally posted by: Agit8dChop
Is this person even a whistle blower when
1 - they were not there and have no first hand knowledge
2 - someone leaked it to them
3 - they then leaked it via a Clinton/CIA operative
Mueller - Strike 1
Obstruction - Strike 2
Stormy - Strike 3
Trump Jnr Hotel - Strike 4
.. shouldnt they be out by now?
No. I already said board members are often paid a lot of money for doing very little.
Your answer was literally Hunter Biden should have made $50,000 a MONTH from a Ukrainian gas company!!!!!!!!!
originally posted by: Oraculi
originally posted by: Steveogold
read the report it was headline news this morning nowt to worry about a reply to: Oraculi
You're thinking of the non-verbatim transcript of one phone call that was released.
This is the whistle-blower complaint that the DNI and the DoJ are refusing to release other than to a few member of the Congress. The ENTIRE Congress is now asking for its release.
This complaint could paint a better picture and might point to other phone calls or a set of them.
originally posted by: Notoneofyou
originally posted by: Oraculi
originally posted by: Steveogold
read the report it was headline news this morning nowt to worry about a reply to: Oraculi
You're thinking of the non-verbatim transcript of one phone call that was released.
This is the whistle-blower complaint that the DNI and the DoJ are refusing to release other than to a few member of the Congress. The ENTIRE Congress is now asking for its release.
This complaint could paint a better picture and might point to other phone calls or a set of them.
True, but why isn't the ENTIRE Congress asking for a complete copy of the data on the crowdstrike server/host?
That's where the real info would be in my opinion.
So the House wastes time with a bill and a vote and all the B$ that comes with it right before the Damn thing gets released anyway
originally posted by: Oraculi
One other thing to note is that all these calls for impeachment so far and all the uproar over the transcript, is so far ONLY about what the White House released and what they thought would make it go away hopefully.
And it just made it worse.
Just imagine if there are phone calls they don't want released. What if this is the cleanest of all of it?
originally posted by: drewlander
originally posted by: Agit8dChop
Is this person even a whistle blower when
1 - they were not there and have no first hand knowledge
2 - someone leaked it to them
3 - they then leaked it via a Clinton/CIA operative
Mueller - Strike 1
Obstruction - Strike 2
Stormy - Strike 3
Trump Jnr Hotel - Strike 4
.. shouldnt they be out by now?
Yeah, i dont think so. Leaking second hand infornation sounds more aligned with the definition of "eavesdropping" which in that case, the whistleblower could be in trouble if they were not a participant in the matter at hand and they documented or recorded what they overheard.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Scepticaldem
theweek.com...
originally posted by: Oraculi
originally posted by: Notoneofyou
originally posted by: Oraculi
originally posted by: Steveogold
read the report it was headline news this morning nowt to worry about a reply to: Oraculi
You're thinking of the non-verbatim transcript of one phone call that was released.
This is the whistle-blower complaint that the DNI and the DoJ are refusing to release other than to a few member of the Congress. The ENTIRE Congress is now asking for its release.
This complaint could paint a better picture and might point to other phone calls or a set of them.
True, but why isn't the ENTIRE Congress asking for a complete copy of the data on the crowdstrike server/host?
That's where the real info would be in my opinion.
I have no idea, but it has nothing to do with this.
I guess if there was more to that topic, they all would have done it also unanimously.
No clue what this is trying to explain.....
originally posted by: Veryolduser
originally posted by: drewlander
originally posted by: Agit8dChop
Is this person even a whistle blower when
1 - they were not there and have no first hand knowledge
2 - someone leaked it to them
3 - they then leaked it via a Clinton/CIA operative
Mueller - Strike 1
Obstruction - Strike 2
Stormy - Strike 3
Trump Jnr Hotel - Strike 4
.. shouldnt they be out by now?
Yeah, i dont think so. Leaking second hand infornation sounds more aligned with the definition of "eavesdropping" which in that case, the whistleblower could be in trouble if they were not a participant in the matter at hand and they documented or recorded what they overheard.
Didn’t isreal just get caught with cell towers intended to eves drop on the whitehouse? Than amazingly there is a case that involved trump phone records. I wonder who could be behind this?www.google.com...[/url]
The crowdstrike host/server