Durham drops 81 000 pages

Where's Durham?

Special counsel John Durham provided 81,000 pages of discovery to indicted Democratic lawyer Michael Sussmann in his criminal inquiry into the Russia investigation, court filings show.

The reams of documents, which reveal details from grand jury subpoenas sent to 15 individuals and organizations likely including opposition research firm Fusion GPS, were produced this month after lawyers representing Sussmann, who denies any wrongdoing, demanded more information while calling the allegations that he lied to the FBI five years ago vague and confusing.

Durham unloads thousands of documents to Sussmann defense

"Let me just say first about the money," Garland replied. "We’re now in a new fiscal year, and as everyone knows, Mr. Durham is continuing. So I think you can readily assume that his budget has been approved."

This was news as the Justice Department last disclosed Durham's financial activity in May, when it provided a breakdown of the expenditures made by the Special Counsel’s Office for the period from Oct. 19, 2020, when Durham was appointed special counsel by former Attorney General William Barr, through March 31. The total cost of Durham's endeavor during this period was about $1.5 million.

Attorney general: John Durham remains empowered

Durham did quite it the lead up to the last election. Had the impression he got scared off as he saw the scale and pressure of the fraud going on and was out gunned to take on that one. With the Pretender in Chief being the screw up and sold out China puppet he is, looks like the tide is turning as enough key players are getting fed up with this madness and want to save the country before it all falls over.

With the whole Russia, Russia, Russia collusion scandal being so long ago, do these cases even matter any more? I say they do as many of the key people in this fraud are still in the system and still making a mess of things. Take out this trash and it is a step in the right direction to restoring election integrity. Still a long road to go, if it snowballs will help speed up things.

Guess we will just have to wait some more to see just how effective all these investigations will be. It is a glimmer of hope on the horizon, good to see that Durham has been doing his homework and not out of the game yet.

Don't document dumps like this usually mean the one providing the documents has a weak case/are trying to cover something up such as culpability or lack thereof and are trying to overwhelm the opposing side with mountains of pointless documents?

Couldn’t they just give us a #ing summary?

originally posted by: Xcalibur254
Don't document dumps like this usually mean the one providing the documents has a weak case/are trying to cover something up such as culpability or lack thereof and are trying to overwhelm the opposing side with mountains of pointless documents?

depends. What do the documents say?


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"The government," Durham said, "is working expeditiously to declassify large volumes of materials to provide to the defense” and within two weeks declassified documents will also be produced, including “more than 30 declassified reports of interviews conducted in the course of this aspect of the Special Counsel’s investigation” and “the majority of the FBI’s electronic ‘case file’ pertaining to its investigation of the Russian Bank-1 allegations.”

Among the documents the special counsel plans to hand over are “emails, memoranda, reports, and other records obtained from Agency-2," including write-ups of Sussmann’s February 2017 meeting with the unnamed agency, when Durham says Sussmann lied again, according to the court filings.

a reply to: kwakakev

It is going to be a great week!!!

originally posted by: Xcalibur254
Don't document dumps like this usually mean the one providing the documents has a weak case/are trying to cover something up such as culpability or lack thereof and are trying to overwhelm the opposing side with mountains of pointless documents?

Lulz

Yes that is what it means.

Not that the conspiracy is so massive, each thread leads to another one.

Pretty sure Sussman and team know they are f*****

The documents have not been publicly released yet, as far as I know. Once the trials are over then possible some of it will get out. There might be a lot of fluff and irrelevant stuff among it all. As for the person who the indictment is against, don't want to be them.

originally posted by: kwakakev
The documents have not been publicly released yet, as far as I know. Once the trials are over then possible some of it will get out. There might be a lot of fluff and irrelevant stuff among it all. As for the person who the indictment is against, don't want to be them.

Man you are not joking about that, a lot of people are panicking as we speak.

Among these documents, the special counsel said, were those "received in response to grand jury subpoenas issued to fifteen separate individuals, entities, and organizations — including among others, political organizations, a university, university researchers, an investigative firm, and numerous companies.”

Tick Tock

a reply to: Xcalibur254

No, it's part of the discovery process for the person charged. The government has to provide all documents pertaining to the case. It's mandatory.

a reply to: oweyoueightone2

Despite this being discovery it's still a huge amount of documents for the defense to review which means don't expect a trial any time soon.

originally posted by: Xcalibur254
Don't document dumps like this usually mean the one providing the documents has a weak case/are trying to cover something up such as culpability or lack thereof and are trying to overwhelm the opposing side with mountains of pointless documents?

I thought they were required for discovery. The accused person has the right to know what evidence the government has against them in order to mount a defense.

originally posted by: Xcalibur254
Don't document dumps like this usually mean the one providing the documents has a weak case/are trying to cover something up such as culpability or lack thereof and are trying to overwhelm the opposing side with mountains of pointless documents?

No. It means the case is moving towards trial. The prosecutor is required to show the defense any evidence he intends to use in the trial so the defense can prepare its case.

a reply to: kwakakev

If Durham keeps climbing the ladder of this corrupt chain, he'll come across Biden/Obama as willing helpers on his way up, and Hillary Clinton as the "mastermind" at the top.

a reply to: kwakakev

Nothing is going to come of it. Its all kabuki theater.

originally posted by: TrollMagnet
a reply to: kwakakev

Nothing is going to come of it. Its all kabuki theater.

Wrong. Two Durham indictments already, with more to come.

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: kwakakev

If Durham keeps climbing the ladder of this corrupt chain, he'll come across Biden/Obama as willing helpers on his way up, and Hillary Clinton as the "mastermind" at the top.

For some reason, something tells me Hillary Clinton is not the eagle at the top of the totem pole...

originally posted by: JimmyNeutr0n

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: kwakakev

If Durham keeps climbing the ladder of this corrupt chain, he'll come across Biden/Obama as willing helpers on his way up, and Hillary Clinton as the "mastermind" at the top.

For some reason, something tells me Hillary Clinton is not the eagle at the top of the totem pole...

Everything thus far points to her. It was Hillary's lawyers, State Dept contacts, and business connections, who got the "entrap Trump" ball rolling for her.

Here is what Durham's team says is being produced right now: spectator.org...

Durham's movements are the biggest "under the radar" story of this year.

Movements the MSM would be covering 24/7, if it were Special Counsel Mueller, instead of Special Counsel Durham.

originally posted by: carewemust

originally posted by: JimmyNeutr0n

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: kwakakev

If Durham keeps climbing the ladder of this corrupt chain, he'll come across Biden/Obama as willing helpers on his way up, and Hillary Clinton as the "mastermind" at the top.

For some reason, something tells me Hillary Clinton is not the eagle at the top of the totem pole...

Everything thus far points to her. It was Hillary's lawyers, State Dept contacts, and business connections, who got the "entrap Trump" ball rolling for her.

Here is what Durham's team says is being produced right now: spectator.org...

Durham's movements are the biggest "under the radar" story of this year.

Movements the MSM would be all over if were Special Counsel Mueller, instead of Special Counsel Durham.

Totally agree but wouldn't that be too easy..? I mean, wasn't there some implication to Mueller and the mafia? There's always someone higher that calls the shots from what I've seen

edit-to-add: I recall also the Obama admin having this conspiracy to bring Clinton into office, sabotage her admin and bring in Michelle eventually, Benghazi the bargaining chip.

But with all that said, with that many skeletons in your closet, I'm sure there's someone that could take advantage of her power through blackmail and control..

originally posted by: carewemust

originally posted by: TrollMagnet
a reply to: kwakakev

Nothing is going to come of it. Its all kabuki theater.

Wrong. Two Durham indictments already, with more to come.

Don't get too excited. So far he got that lawyer guy, and that other guy. None of whom matter.

Alex Jones voice: "It's the Illuminati"

originally posted by: TrollMagnet
a reply to: kwakakev

Nothing is going to come of it. Its all kabuki theater.

We should ask Oleg Deripaska that