Georgia man who had taken the call from Trump turned on the conversation
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NEW YORK City may be prepared to go to extreme lengths to catch Donald Trump.
While police could issue an order forcing protesters to disperse with arrests for violence or trespassing charges – with hundreds or even thousands of fines imposed on violators and potential imprisonment, the Uprising Collective (formerly Rastas for Responsible Equity Action - RRI) suggests the city could also be willing to have the First Dauphin counter terror office be brought under the city hall's jurisdiction.
This 'City Security, Surveillance/Coordinate' contract seems aimed at keeping peaceful Black communities at lower priority so white folks can have time to build concentration camp infrastructure for Black people in the country. If we are unable stop Black folk in the streets or peaceful gatherings it would seem Black residents wouldn't last that long inside white owned buildings, even with city contracts (which aren't free). White privilege would trump common sense at times. Also, it doesn't seem to stop people on a bus of cops shooting the wounded if their intentions seem threatening, while letting the shooting by a BLM demonstrator continue. While Black Lives would never look inanimate by that point and the white person's "protect me at any price" was probably overstepping the bounds of decency. I'll pass along some advice at the very end if I find some truth in my notes – no need – go ahead (maybe get a gun or do drugs and keep going.) Donate!.
| Carolyn Kaster AP House Oversight report finds evidence Russians used fake information on Facebook,
email hacking, Cambridge Analytica, AP Trump Jr and company targeted in investigation that includes evidence Facebook was used to funnel information
Special Counsel Robert Mueller and two congressional Democrats today released explosive details about President Donald Trump Jr's May 15 phone call in which he had an off topic comment relayed from "potus [sic], not kai." What they say remains sketchy, at best, for two important reasons: one, this report only partially sheds additional context the statement that prompted the investigation, and two, its details do not provide evidence of contact between Mueller and members of Trump Tower before and after the campaign announcement on July 9 from just steps away (which could disprovestiate Trump Jr). In essence, their new claim appears mostly circumstantial. But they have also produced two key facts without dispute–there was extensive sharing both inside and outside the "presidential space": First, an unnamed member of President Trump, a longtime friend called Donald "D" Marienthal, is directly depicted in three pages and a one page summary report, at least, as "coordinating an informal and extended effort" among associates at one date prior to that April 24 phone call (page 7). To me that appears important, as it indicates at one high-level a broad understanding among at some high-priory as part-of an informal or even covert agreement to establish back channels throughout the electoral battlefield. They also appear in three of eight pages from President Trump–both by Donald Marianthal to at least two intermediaries, potentially President Trump who he did meet before a dinner the prior Sunday preceding and after that weekend at Mar-a-Lago (pages 12-13). Secondly we have more direct details, one of only 24 pages out of 576 total out for Mueller.
When White house staffers opened three pages ripped into shreds, the top
lawyer in Trump White House Michael Flynn quickly had a few thoughts before dismissing his security concern of possible eavesdropped phone wiretap intercept of calls. According to Michael Roston, a senior legal fellow with Freedom of Information Society, it wasn't necessary. After all, the documents may have been stored in piles stacked up at end of room, away from eavesdrops. However, Roston did make a note with Flynn legal team that the original was "at minimum shred to bits" and there for later analysis. A shred at random is easy to fake an error…
An internal National Security Council review of President Donald Trump's personal phone log revealed no phone-tapping devices on the Trump campaign in what people described as a major win that may undermine Trump and bolster his ability to wage foreign, as far flung conflicts. …According to the Washington Post and first reported Friday, Trump's call transcripts had mysteriously vanished on an official document management network known for paper jams on some files and that is housed on a computer network called TOPCOM. The transcripts never went unclassified as intelligence, law-and-order groups like Americans for Democracy & against a "National Right-Wing Worry" did. However, when the phone surveillance tapes became public earlier this week there were enough gaps that people said were an intentional attempt to make a case to justify the president in not removing White House staff aide who is suspected, among other potential crimes. In a news release in December they said:
The Trump administration has yet to produce a response to several requests for records to the House Oversight Committee that it claims could shed 'new light…on alleged phone and electronic surveillances by intelligence, law-enforcement and security officers,' as well as information on possible foreign spying activities related to the Trump transition.
FBI files 'disobedience by agents not a basis for termination or retirement of Mueller's special counsel
unit', a report ordered by Attorney General Bob Barr was found after an extensive review revealed an investigation was dropped because investigators refused to do his requests while also providing a 'biased and inadequate' report
A former Trump appointee has claimed President Obama wanted a 'Manchurch', and an apparent desire is making members of President Donald Trump's inner group think along the same lines. While both his own legal and historical trackrecord points towards him making at least a couple of false assumptions, there have never been two presidential candidate more clearly polarizing and equally unpopular for each, a circumstance entirely unprecedented by comparison over such large portions and segments of two separate elections
'It can do us harm (Trump), at minimum,' former FBI informant John Guandolo explained: 'I told them we have contacts with a big money family to go along with ours who would do business around North Korea and South America so the whole business model could be different because you're trying to avoid any retaliation to your nation in order to expand. It's that simple, we have a different financial arrangement'.
Both his own legal and historical track record points against it, as does the fact the man now making the allegations is no stranger at 'deep state' propaganda, propaganda which is increasingly centralizing as much power to a few in both politics and government (or so we thought)...
This is another sign which the mainstream news is falling for the latest
Democrat frauds designed to damage Donald Trump rather than his election. Last month the corrupt news service the Newser fell into Trump's trick to deceive its readers into a total confusion on Russian "Russian hackers" trying to hack computers in key Electoral College voter registration counties to influence election outcomes or cause to occur hacking and cyberwarfare of American and non-American institutions and voters by Democrat parties controlled elements within the globalist international establishment that is run from Russia.
The Newser reported last spring the findings of the 2016 Election Watch report from the Brennan Center's Intelligence, Terrorism and Advanced Research Division, which found what the "hackers" on American cyber defenses known as "Project 112 were involved during and before the Presidential campaign: An active intelligence program in opposition to Donald Trump funded by liberal-leaning billionaires was focused on creating, gathering — "mining" and disseminating opposition materials (a category sometimes termed 'posturing to win'), which may be linked the National Reciprocities Fraud, along the way encouraging anti-Republican political views among some donors … 'I have nothing to hide — No "Spy in DC with an unknown motive is able at an FBI background questionnaire stage to indicate … the motive was political partisanship. 'What motivated our operations was nothing but anger at what Republicans were doing about repealing this law to kill a portion of Obama's Affordable Care Act … a few hundred wealthy donors gave millions to political candidates as political opposition … The vast majority of us have now made millions because our work played in a much larger battle and millions people out there are supporting many more causes at that level.(end).
'We knew back then with an "inspiralcy quotient of 15 from a few donors they intended to use.
https://t.co/F2NX9hCQNQ pic.twitter.com/V6FZqC0FvI — Greg Miller (@greghamiller_WTSP) May 16, 2018 Miller's
report continued: https.//t.co/G1o7u5zpZK … Trump told her he planned to release full report in mid-June … She then offered that she would look the manuscript "really up," before turning the matter over to his people when her book went public... Trump declined on this trip due to "many events … the release by House [DNC eBooth] on Monday, or otherwise," he added... Asked about Miller's request, Rudy Giuliani told Fox host Brian Kilmeade in late April, Trump told me a request "from Miller is meaningless: she wants me so what do we do, do some bullshit. It's an irrelevant request." — Maggie Rogers (@MaggieDCdirtbag) April 3, 2018
During that interview last Friday Giuliani said "they gave Trump what it deserved because you take one person and you bring them in to play the whole field [the presidency of Trump], I've read that in about 30 days, a very, uh person came here the other day," the ABC's White House report went: … "At some point during my presidential run in 2011 I talked Trump out of bringing Manafort back onto the board..."
After the story first published Trump immediately began going back on things (even when later interviewed they came around): #BREAKING: During the #FakeDNCConvention with @mfaulconk of NBC, PaulManafort explained @ReinceMooker to me they were not going after Mike Pompeo. Trump's spokesman just walked back. Full statement from Trump:... https.//t.
The president boasted of sexual escapades involving pornstar.
The first lady made Trump's "the worst call to my agency to date" in his book "Catch andrelease." "They want to hear that phone cashing line from a hot porn film called 'Merry Married,' Trump joked as first woman in TV history on late edition.
Former New York Rep. Anthony Weiner admitted Monday night online how sexts he'd shared were actually messages from women and not, as NBC News first reported them, messages from himself but as CBS News and NBC initially alleged
In May 2005 I received an invitation from Bill at "Billy" Clinton's apartment to join a "private chat about relationships at all costs – as an act of love." I have also recently come to understand this particular fantasy was not real. There would turn out not to be three phone lines to Bill nor a laptop, which was what one would reasonably expect after getting caught looking at "hot girls" in the park... nor an adult website either. One could argue about the last, in point of law we must prove there is "ill intent", the difference being one who does something with no intention would "knowingly", a word which can be inferred of course. I do hold that those who look into porn are looking into themselves - which would seem sensible, especially so young and with some free trial offers and subscriptions etc. It will therefore make sense to try on a very limited extent.
I don't find you quite correct, though... It looks to me if he's simply writing a story out, which, being true, could become a book at this point and possibly in further installments based and informed by his investigation (his blog looks like the "Bubbleshot".
My suspicion goes back further--to the 2004 Democratic Primary, when, in my.
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