Rod Rosenstein Contacted Mueller About Special Counsel 14 Hours After Comey Fired…,vidéo

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Immediately following this May 17, 2017, Go8 briefing, Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein notified the public of the special counsel appointment.

According to President Trump’s Attorney John Dowd, the White House was stunned by the decision. [Link] Coincidentally, AG Jeff Sessions was in the oval office for unrelated business when White House counsel Don McGahn came in and informed the group. Jeff Sessions immediately offered his resignation, and Sessions’ chief-of-staff Jody Hunt went back to the Main
Justice office to ask Rosenstein what the hell was going on.



This investigative ‘small group’ are the people inside Main Justice (DOJ) and FBI headquarters who redacted the Lisa Page and Peter Strzok text messages; removed messages and communication antithetical to their goals; kept key documents and information away from congress; stalled any effort to expose the unlawful aspects of “SpyGate’ and the fraudulent foundation behind the Carter Page FISA application; and undermined any adverse discoveries in the leak investigations (James Wolfe) writ large.

This investigative small group didn’t change when Mueller arrived, they just retooled the focus of their effort based on new leadership and new objectives. Those who created the Trump-Russia collusion/conspiracy case of 2016, evolved into creating the Trump obstructing justice case of 2017, 2018 and 2019.

Everything Mueller and Rosenstein were doing in late 2017 and throughout 2018 was intended to drag-out the Russia conspiracy narrative as long as possible, even though there was no actual Trump-Russia investigation taking place.

It was always the “obstruction” investigation that could lead to the desired result by Mueller’s team of taking down President Trump through evidence that would help Pelosi and Nadler achieve impeachment . The “obstruction case” was the entirety of the case they were trying to make from May 2017 through to March 2019.

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you have the floor...
what do you think of ALL this?

where are the deleted page strozk texts??

they tell all, subpoena the NSA they have it.

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ristvan says:
August 3, 2019 at 4:54 pm
Disagree with ‘always get away with’. I will bet you a fine dinner at a time, restaurant, and US city of your choosing that ‘they’ won’t get away with it this time. Reasons multiply explained previously. Ad Rem can hold this official bet for you. As a reasonably wealthy Treeper, I can easily make good.

The wheels of justice grind slowly (for good reason since innocent until PROVEN guilty beyond a reasonable doubt) but they also grind exceedingly fine. We may not get all the peripheral enablers like Rosenstein, but we will surely get all the main Spygate perps via the dual ongoing investigation prongs of Horowitz on FISA spying abuse and Durham on EC predicate. Sub bet on a fine bottle of US wine of your choosing for the dinner: bulletproof indictments sometime between yearend and the 2020 nominating conventions.

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jbowen82 says:
August 3, 2019 at 5:11 pm
Ristvan, I love your expertise, but how do we get around the DC area jury problem? IMHO we’re sort of stuck with the process being the punishment and negotiating guilty pleas to much lesser offenses than those that could be charged.

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ristvan says:
August 3, 2019 at 5:55 pm
That is why I said ‘bulletproof indictments’. Simple, obvious, compelling to a jury pool living in Swampland.
Or, to paraphrase the great French mathematician Blais Pascal:
‘I apologize for the length of this letter; I did not have rime to make it shorter,’

Barr will take the time.

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Dutchman says:
August 3, 2019 at 5:58 pm
As the lurking jailhouse lawyer who’s actually committed, been charged with, prosecuted for and done time for a variety of crimes, felonies and one federal offence, as well as numerous misdemeanors, I concur.

Committing crimes is like sitting down at blackjack, placing a 5$ bet, being dealt a blackjack hand (and so winning) and concluding “Wow! This is EASY! By the end of the night, I’m going to OWN this place!”

And of coarse, the odds catch up with you. Same with crime, if you engage in a consistent pattrrn of criminal behavior, you begin to think you are invincible. Eventual, the House wins, and you end up in the Big House.

As for Juries, best answer is no trial, hence no jury. Develop such a compelling airtight case, and with such significant penalties if they lose, that the,Defendants only lawyer is recomending they cop a plea.

Conspiracy has that potential, as each affirmative action to further the conspiracy is a seperate criminal act, and each of the primary players committed dozens of individual acts, on several different conspiracies.

As for getting the evidence, the only evidence we KNOW of, that was actually ‘destroyed’ was the page/stroxz texts, from the time they worked for weisman.

ALL the rest, we KNOW exists; it can and has been shielded by hiding behind “classified”, or simply hiding, like the memo from the State dept.

Notice, they didn’t DESTROY it, just HID it. Cause they CAN’T, its the way the buerocracy works.

And, while they can try to play “keep away” with Durham/Barr, thats only a delay.

I maintain A) “WE” don’t WANT trials.
They would further divide the nation.
Especially “WE” don’t want trials before the election. Would stomp all over our message, and help Dems “muh political retribution!”
“WE” want GUILTY PLEAS, with allocution, and after election may be better than before, for reasons above.

B) There is ONE thing, FAR WORSE than no prosecutions. A trial, and a verdict of “Not Guilty”. THAT might well tear the nation apart. It would certainly solidify permanently TDS in a significant portion of our populace.

You don’t have to look that hard, to find people who will argue O.J. didn’t kill anyone, even today which makes my point.

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ristvan says:
August 3, 2019 at 6:13 pm
DM, you would have made a fine criminal lawyer. You obviously learned a lot about it outside of law school in the school of hard knocks. Highest regards.

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August 3, 2019 at 5:46 pm
Can I come? I continue to believe justice will be served 😉 AND I like fine wine, good food and anything that will provide me with a long awaited Told y’all so!” moment to my NY friends who are naysayers, democrats and never-trumpets NOT we Treepers 🙂

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ristvan says:
August 3, 2019 at 6:07 pm
I lose my bet, you just got also invited to the dinner at my expense, including air fare and hotel. Ad Rem, take note. Tango Yankee.

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Ad rem says:
August 3, 2019 at 6:21 pm
Duly noted….

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ristvan says:
August 3, 2019 at 5:06 pm
Lurking Lawyer here.
Nobody ‘made’ Sessions recuse. As long as there was FBI Crossfire Hurricane (started before Sessions became AG) and Sessions had been a key part of the campaign and PDJT election support, standard recusal protocol says he had no choice but to do so.

Recusal grounds: ‘Possible conflict of interest or lack of impartiality’. Sessions had both.

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L4grasshopper says:
August 3, 2019 at 4:42 pm
If Rosenstein was NOT part of the plot, then the explanation to demonstrate that is going to be a real spy novel best seller doozy! Reading thru this again, with the context of the timeline overlaying it all, it seems obvious that he is/was as dirty as any of them.

Anybody able to make the case that Rosenstein was even a Grey Hat, much less White?

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ristvan says:
August 3, 2019 at 5:19 pm
I will try. Rosenstein was simply out of his depth.

Long time MD US DA. Probably a good DA since kept by multiple Presidents. BUT neither a good administrator nor a good Swamp player. Like Sessions. RR Got confused and scared. Bailed out to the cabal and the ‘famous’ Mueller. At best a peripheral enabler.

Remember also, Rosenstein was confirmed AFTER Sessions recused and while Senate Dems were already calling for a Special Counsel. RR was asked and did not commit at his confirmation hearings. These facts are all available in the public record.

RR simply chose what he naively saw as the path of least resistance on a political/legal hot potato outside of his experience and ability.

Or, to paraphrase Napoleon, ‘never assume malice when incompetence is a sufficient explanation’.

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L4grasshopper says:
August 3, 2019 at 6:04 pm
Applying Occam’s Razor again 🙂

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evergreen says:
August 3, 2019 at 5:13 pm
If it is established that certain illegal acts occurred, but prosecutions do not ensue, that should not matter for the civil courts. It ought to be straightforward to review the record to ascertain for the court that the events did occur, the victims suffered material harm, and the defendant ought to answer with substantial liability.

If Papad. served jail time for an illegal FBI procedure-violating entrapment scheme and was therefore pressured to cop to a plea or risk BK and/or serious jail time in the face of a rogue FBI, then he has suffered material harm…and has a felony on his record. That ought to be worth, oh, say the net worth of Comey, McCabe, Strzok, the acting FBI agents with documented antipathy toward Papad. and all the other participants overseeing the scheme.

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ristvan says:
August 3, 2019 at 5:25 pm
Interesting angle. Hadn’t thought about civil redress. Will need to ponder that.

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Have not read or understand this important dynamic....in the current folder?!?!?
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August 3, 2019 at 5:39 pm
Call it a whim or call it inspiration but I’ve felt for quite some time now that the general public needs to be able to see the facts and players in this scandal distilled into a timeline that is easy to understand.

I’m a full-stack web software engineer and have registered the domain ‘thespygatescandal.com’. I’m going to build a collaborative, data-centric website primarily featuring a timeline where the public can see the facts of this case in clear detail.

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decisiontime16 says:
August 3, 2019 at 7:26 pm
The Department of Justice has 113,114 employees we pay for with a budget of 29.9 billion (FY2019) all working diligently to insure there is “equal justice under the law and that “no one is above the law”.

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Sessions was never a key part of the campaign. He was an informant and agent provocateur.

Going to be a hundred years before all this shit gets out. trump pisses me off.

They are waiting for the baby boomers to die as we are the last ones that knew relative freedom and remember how Congress repealed the smith mundt act making propaganda LEGAL in the MSM. This is hugely important. That's what's going on my friends. And guess which president signed off on that.