The Federal Government's Pursuit of Donald Trump is an Attempt to Keep Their Crimes Hidden.

Wednesday, September 7, 2022

Let's take a look at why and how we've gotten to the point where the DOJ-FBI implements an UN-PRECEDENTED RAID of a former U.S. President's home.

The extensive redactions on the affidavit the FBI used to get a warrant to raid Trump’s home are akin to the excessive redactions on the application that the FBI showed a secret court in 2016, to get a warrant to spy on the Trump campaign.

What was true for the original Russiagate holds here, too: The redactions are not to hide "state secrets", but government corruption instead.

With top Executives in the Federal Government REFUSING to declassify documents President Trump wanted the U.S. public to see, he was forced to promote individuals he could trust, to key positions.

The story of the Mar-a-Lago raid begins at the end of Trump’s presidency, when he declassified documents related to Russiagate.

Those records contain evidence of how the FBI spied on Trump’s campaign, presidential transition team, and administration. The documents reportedly include transcripts of FBI intercepts of Trump aides, a declassified copy of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrant to collect the electronic communications, and reports regarding Christopher Steele and Stefan Halper, the two main confidential human sources used by the Obama FBI to spy on Trump’s circle.

Civilian friends who visited President Trump during his last month in office, expressed concerns that those giving the President advice, were not acting as advocates for the President. But protectors of Deep-State interests. (These friends would take to Twitter to let Trump supporters know what was happening during group meetings...the betrayal they were sensing.)

For example, we now learn that Trump Chief-of-Staff MARK MEADOWS sent newly declassified documents to BIDEN's DOJ for redactions, at THEIR REQUEST!

With hours left in Trump’s presidency, the DOJ raised “privacy concerns” about Trump’s declassification, and White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows agreed to submit the documents for a final review. “I am returning the bulk of the binder of declassified documents to the Department of Justice,” Meadows wrote in a memo, “with the instruction that the Department must expeditiously conduct a Privacy Act review under the standards that the Department of Justice would normally apply, redact material appropriately, and release the remaining material with redactions applied.”

THE BOTTOM LINE...

The effect of the FBI raid on Mar-a-Lago is therefore to obscure the real scandal: U.S. spies committed a series of crimes in their effort to unseat a U.S. president, and then ignored the lawful orders of that president in order to keep their crimes hidden from the American public.

What's preserving the present stability of the United States is something like a Mexican standoff.

Does Trump actually have the documents? If so, will he put them before the public?

Will Garland indict him, and risk finding out?

Given the Biden administration’s tendency to instrumentalize the violence of its rhetoric and turn federal bureaucracies loose on its political opponents, it is likely that the standoff will not hold for long.

The Above Excerpts are from this Very Informative Article: www.tabletmag.com...

Attorney General Garland is definitely walking a tightrope. If just some of the things the Liberal Media says about the documents seized from former President Trump's home on August 8th are true, the DOJ-FBI will lose even more credibility by not arresting Mr. Trump.

-CareWeMust

You have to wonder how much better America would be today if Trump had not been stabbed in the back repeatedly by the NWO deep state

a reply to: 727Sky

Remember what a journalist i believe it was said on MSNBC? we would be sad if Deep State is gone.

The same Deep State which is withholding certain files topics and issues.

Why would the people be sad?

originally posted by: 727Sky
You have to wonder how much better America would be today if Trump had not been stabbed in the back repeatedly by the NWO deep state

We know for sure he'd still be President and gasoline would be under $2.00 @ gallon. The slogan would be MAEG, Make America Even Greater.

Instead we've regressed to high prices, high crime, dropping test scores, just like the Jimmy Carter years.

So we're back once again to MAGA, thanks to Democrat cheaters, or Democrat voters, or both.

a reply to: vNex92

Sounds like the "Journalist" on MSNBC was drinking from the same cup as Biden.

Joe Biden said on Tuesday that "We've Beaten Big Pharma".

That phrase didn't/doesn't make any sense either.

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: vNex92

Sounds like the "Journalist" on MSNBC was drinking from the same cup as Biden.

Joe Biden said on Tuesday that "We've Beaten Big Pharma".

That phrase didn't/doesn't make any sense either.

maybe he said big farmer?

he can get a crazy straw on a good day, most of the time it's a sippy.

yes i totally agree with your op.

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: vNex92

Sounds like the "Journalist" on MSNBC was drinking from the same cup as Biden.

Joe Biden said on Tuesday that "We've Beaten Big Pharma".

That phrase didn't/doesn't make any sense either.

Maybe he meant to say "we've been beaten by big pharma"

As I've pointed out before, if this were true, then Trump just sank any chance of being able to do anything with the info. His whole argument for wanting a special master is that he somehow retains executive privilege over documents owned by the government.

So if he had documents that implicated the Obama administration in something criminal, using the precedent set by Cannon's ruling, Obama could just declare executive privilege and have those documents blocked from ever being released.

So much for 4-d chess, huh?

The truth is this isn't so grand scheme but Trump to bring down the government. It's a stalling tactic. He's trying to run out the clock on an indictment. He knows that if he can hold off the DOJ until late 2023/2024 there's no way the DOJ will indict if he's the GOP's front runner for 2024.

a reply to: Xcalibur254

It stands to reason that executive privilege can't be legally used to conceal crimes. And the publicly available information shows without a shadow of a doubt, that the Obama regime and now the Biden regime have knowingly committed many crimes.

In contrast with that, Trump has been investigated non-stop since 2015. No crimes have been found. This is easily shown by the fact that the Russian collusion scheme and both impeachments were fabricated by the democrats.

But now that they've raided Trumps home, the previous precedent that former Presidents were off limits is now gone. Once a legitimate DOJ is in place, don't be surprised to see a future President Trump, DeSantis, or maybe even Kari Lake go after these unquestionably corrupt and criminal leftists.

a reply to: watchitburn

Not only that, but the laws for classifying documents specifically say that something cannot be classified, or allowed to remain classified, in order to hide illegal or embarrassing activity.

If, as reports suggest, the classified documents describe illegal actions committed by the Obama Administration***, then they should never have been classified in the first place. In fact, Trump can argue that he was just following the law by ordering them to be declassified.


***Edit: Specifically, multiple sources are reporting that the "nuclear secret" involves the infamous Iran Nuke deal with the planeload of cash, and a long list of payoffs that were made to facilitate that.

a reply to: watchitburn

It stands to reason that executive privilege can't be legally used to conceal crimes.

But that is exactly what Trump is trying to do. He's under investigation for mishandling classified material. Now him and lawyers are trying to position things so those classified documents can't be entered into evidence due to executive privilege.

a reply to: Xcalibur254
What a lie
Read the statute
What intent?

a reply to: Xcalibur254

Okay kiddo.

UPDATE 9.8.2022

REVELATIONS from Judge Aileen Cannon (Whom Biden-Garland is considering removing from the case.)

1. President Biden Was Directly Involved

2. Timeline of the Trump Targeting Is Suspect

3. Not So Fast Joe — Trump’s Executive Privilege Can’t Be So Quickly Sidestepped

4. Members of the Investigative Team Saw Confidential Attorney-Client Documents

5. DOJ Seized a Lot of Personal Material

6. FBI Suggested Trump Committed a Crime by Returning a Torn-Up Document to the NARA

7. Leaks Look Bad Too

ALL EXPLAINED AT: thefederalist.com...

He’s going to release these documents to the public.

Then he will be arrested.

That would be dramatic.

The Federal Government's Pursuit of Donald Trump is an Attempt to Keep Their Crimes Hidden.


Well, there's a Captain Obvious statement if there ever was one.

Not that I'm disparaging your post. It's all true and needs to be shouted from the roof-tops. But, nonetheless, it's a given.

originally posted by: carewemust

originally posted by: 727Sky
You have to wonder how much better America would be today if Trump had not been stabbed in the back repeatedly by the NWO deep state

We know for sure he'd still be President and gasoline would be under $2.00 @ gallon. The slogan would be MAEG, Make America Even Greater.

Instead we've regressed to high prices, high crime, dropping test scores, just like the Jimmy Carter years.

So we're back once again to MAGA, thanks to Democrat cheaters, or Democrat voters, or both.

Do you own a crystal ball that can observe parallel realities or something?

And what we know in Public is just the surface of a major deep cover undertaking 100x greater than what we see.

With some evidence about Fauci and Karine being told to turn over emails to Social Media, it's real deep 😎

Keep in mid Trump beat the richest and most powerful political campaign in History. Billions of Dollars went down the drain and they want it all back and then some ☠️

a reply to: TzarChasm
Do you not yet understand the policies that you endorsed is what has directly led us to where we are today?