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originally posted by: Boomer1947
originally posted by: WeMustCare
a reply to: Lumenari
The foundation is now being laid for what's coming for Joe Biden (and others) in 2025 to 2029. If the Supreme Court rules that former Presidents can be put on trial for things done while President, Joe Biden will pay for a multitude of crimes committed, from 1974 thru 2024.
At the risk of pointing out the obvious, Joe Biden wasn't President from 1974 through 2020 so the Supreme Court ruling on immunity of Presidents has no bearing on that time period. If he could be prosecuted for alleged crimes during that time, he already would have been. Especially for the time from 2017 through 2020, when Trump was POTUS.
originally posted by: arcticshuffle
originally posted by: budzprime69
originally posted by: Lumenari
originally posted by: budzprime69
a reply to: Lumenari
If you actually knew some very secret stuff I don't think you would even be hinting at that here. Nice touch though.
TS/SCI/SBI holder here...
I'm very aware of what I can't talk about.
But nice touch though at an attempt to demean me...
I wasn't trying to demean you. I am just stating facts.
If you have or had access to classified material the last thing anyone would do is hint at that. If you think you are not being watched with the knowledge you have then you fell down and bumped your head.
Millions of people have had these clearances and most of the info is time sensitive and means nothing in a year or two.
You sure do spend a lot of time at ATS inventing new rules that everyone should post by.
originally posted by: arcticshuffle
originally posted by: budzprime69
originally posted by: Lumenari
originally posted by: budzprime69
a reply to: Lumenari
If you actually knew some very secret stuff I don't think you would even be hinting at that here. Nice touch though.
TS/SCI/SBI holder here...
I'm very aware of what I can't talk about.
But nice touch though at an attempt to demean me...
I wasn't trying to demean you. I am just stating facts.
If you have or had access to classified material the last thing anyone would do is hint at that. If you think you are not being watched with the knowledge you have then you fell down and bumped your head.
Millions of people have had these clearances and most of the info is time sensitive and means nothing in a year or two.
You sure do spend a lot of time at ATS inventing new rules that everyone should post by.
originally posted by: F2d5thCavv2
a reply to: Lumenari
As someone who served, it is... frustrating to watch, to say the least.
Lum,
Infuriating is more like it. Especially when I recall low rankers who got their careers burned for minor mistakes.
Cheers
originally posted by: nugget1
A barnch of the government won't allow another branch access to critical information into corruption and possibly even treason? Is the DOJ now more powerful than congress, or even the law?
Biden graduated near the bottom of his class, yet became a professor?
Why would someone repeatedly break the law to steal top secret documents over decades if they were of no use to him?
I can only hope the American people aren't nearly as stupid as our government is counting on us being.
originally posted by: Enduro
originally posted by: WeMustCare
a reply to: WeMustCare
Good questions! Also, how can a President be too senile to stand trial, but be fit to oversee the largest nuclear weapons arsenal ever amassed on the planet? 🤷♀️
I think Josh Hawley said it best. Can’t have it both ways if he’s to incompetent to stand trial for the documents he’s to incompetent to be president
We'll learn a LOT MORE in about 12 months.
originally posted by: Lumenari
originally posted by: Boomer1947
originally posted by: WeMustCare
a reply to: Lumenari
The foundation is now being laid for what's coming for Joe Biden (and others) in 2025 to 2029. If the Supreme Court rules that former Presidents can be put on trial for things done while President, Joe Biden will pay for a multitude of crimes committed, from 1974 thru 2024.
At the risk of pointing out the obvious, Joe Biden wasn't President from 1974 through 2020 so the Supreme Court ruling on immunity of Presidents has no bearing on that time period. If he could be prosecuted for alleged crimes during that time, he already would have been. Especially for the time from 2017 through 2020, when Trump was POTUS.
At the risk of pointing out the obvious, Joe Biden had in his possession classified materials from the time he was a Senator through the time he was Vice President.
So does the fact that he is President now make him immune to the charges from before?
Think harder...
originally posted by: WeMustCare
originally posted by: Lumenari
originally posted by: Boomer1947
originally posted by: WeMustCare
a reply to: Lumenari
The foundation is now being laid for what's coming for Joe Biden (and others) in 2025 to 2029. If the Supreme Court rules that former Presidents can be put on trial for things done while President, Joe Biden will pay for a multitude of crimes committed, from 1974 thru 2024.
At the risk of pointing out the obvious, Joe Biden wasn't President from 1974 through 2020 so the Supreme Court ruling on immunity of Presidents has no bearing on that time period. If he could be prosecuted for alleged crimes during that time, he already would have been. Especially for the time from 2017 through 2020, when Trump was POTUS.
At the risk of pointing out the obvious, Joe Biden had in his possession classified materials from the time he was a Senator through the time he was Vice President.
So does the fact that he is President now make him immune to the charges from before?
Think harder...
Thankyou for being one of the most patient instructors on ATS.
originally posted by: F2d5thCavv2
a reply to: Lumenari
As someone who served, it is... frustrating to watch, to say the least.
Lum,
Infuriating is more like it. Especially when I recall low rankers who got their careers burned for minor mistakes.
Cheers
originally posted by: Hakaiju
originally posted by: WeMustCare
If YOU had a chance to ask Special Counsel Hur a question or two, what would they be?
I'd ask him how, after it was proven that Joe admitted to his ghost writer, that he was keeping classified documents, it was deemed that he had no intent of keeping classified documents.
That is based on my interpretation of the report. That Joe did have the documents, but did not intend to have them.
originally posted by: budzprime69
originally posted by: arcticshuffle
originally posted by: budzprime69
originally posted by: Lumenari
originally posted by: budzprime69
a reply to: Lumenari
If you actually knew some very secret stuff I don't think you would even be hinting at that here. Nice touch though.
TS/SCI/SBI holder here...
I'm very aware of what I can't talk about.
But nice touch though at an attempt to demean me...
I wasn't trying to demean you. I am just stating facts.
If you have or had access to classified material the last thing anyone would do is hint at that. If you think you are not being watched with the knowledge you have then you fell down and bumped your head.
Millions of people have had these clearances and most of the info is time sensitive and means nothing in a year or two.
You sure do spend a lot of time at ATS inventing new rules that everyone should post by.
Your observation skills are amazing. And yes you are correct that millions of people have certain security access. That is why modern governments keep things contained to small groups. But when one talks it can compromise the entire project. So are you saying that one is not being looked at with a microscope is funny. I don't really understand why I am under attack when I am just stating facts. Do facts scare you? If so that is fine but not acknowledging that is a issue you should come to terms with. I am much more scared of things I do know then ones I don't know.
MORE at: www.the-independent.com...
Robert Hur, the former Trump-appointed US Attorney who declined to prosecute President Joe Biden after classified materials were found in his Delaware home and a former office in Washington, DC, will appear before the House Judiciary Committee as a private citizen who has surrounded himself with Republican partisans and notorious figures linked to former president Donald Trump as he prepares for his Tuesday appearance before the House Judiciary Committee.
According to multiple sources familiar with Mr Hur’s plans, the special counsel, who is appearing before the Judiciary Committee at the request of the Republican majority led by Ohio Representative Jim Jordan, has arranged his departure from the Department of Justice to be official as of Monday 11 March, one day before he is scheduled to appear on Capitol Hill.
Instead of appearing as a DOJ employee who is bound by the ethical guidelines which govern the behaviour of federal prosecutors, he will appear as a private citizen with no constraints on his testimony.
A Judiciary Committee source said Mr Hur’s departure from government service the day before he testifies is a major red flag for Democrats on the panel.
originally posted by: budzprime69
originally posted by: arcticshuffle
originally posted by: budzprime69
originally posted by: Lumenari
originally posted by: budzprime69
a reply to: Lumenari
If you actually knew some very secret stuff I don't think you would even be hinting at that here. Nice touch though.
TS/SCI/SBI holder here...
I'm very aware of what I can't talk about.
But nice touch though at an attempt to demean me...
I wasn't trying to demean you. I am just stating facts.
If you have or had access to classified material the last thing anyone would do is hint at that. If you think you are not being watched with the knowledge you have then you fell down and bumped your head.
Millions of people have had these clearances and most of the info is time sensitive and means nothing in a year or two.
You sure do spend a lot of time at ATS inventing new rules that everyone should post by.
Also I do want to point out that clearly you don't have knowledge of how that all works. You mentioned a year or two and that is completely false and you would know that if you had any level of clearance.
originally posted by: WeMustCare
a reply to: Lumenari
I've been taken to the woodshed a few times by DTOM also. Due to her kind, yet firm "corrections", my infractions become further and further apart from each other. It's now been 10 months since my last ATS-ban. Progress! 🥳
originally posted by: WeMustCare
This has Democrats on House Committees ANGRY tonight! (Which is a GOOD thing.)
MORE at: www.the-independent.com...
Robert Hur, the former Trump-appointed US Attorney who declined to prosecute President Joe Biden after classified materials were found in his Delaware home and a former office in Washington, DC, will appear before the House Judiciary Committee as a private citizen who has surrounded himself with Republican partisans and notorious figures linked to former president Donald Trump as he prepares for his Tuesday appearance before the House Judiciary Committee.
According to multiple sources familiar with Mr Hur’s plans, the special counsel, who is appearing before the Judiciary Committee at the request of the Republican majority led by Ohio Representative Jim Jordan, has arranged his departure from the Department of Justice to be official as of Monday 11 March, one day before he is scheduled to appear on Capitol Hill.
Instead of appearing as a DOJ employee who is bound by the ethical guidelines which govern the behaviour of federal prosecutors, he will appear as a private citizen with no constraints on his testimony.
A Judiciary Committee source said Mr Hur’s departure from government service the day before he testifies is a major red flag for Democrats on the panel.