Breaking! FBI Stole More Than Documents During Unlawful Raid of Mar-a-Lago – Stole 1,800 Other Items Including His Last Testament and Will

[Wild Bill Kelsoe]

Must be the same way Trumpistas “know” the FBI stole Melania’s underwear.

Who said the FBI stole her undies?

 

[surada]

How do you know they were co-mingled?

It's been reported that his passports and classified documents were in his desk drawer.

 

[surada]

Who said the FBI stole her undies?

Don junior.
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[FA_Q2]

He thought about it being declassified by mistake and BOOM there it was, all declassified.

ROFLMAO.

Thanks, gator. That was fantastic.

 

[WorldWatcher]

That is up to the Special Master to decide now. The FBI could not do it if they wanted to without his approval.

Technically it's up to the Special Master to recommend. The Judge still makes the semi-final decision, which can be appealed if either party disagrees.

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[WorldWatcher]

Has the FBI said that they requested that? There's no reason for them not to say, "Judge Dearie, these menus, panties, and lawyer-client documents obviously don't have an evidentiary value and were taken by over-zealous searchers, so why don't we start by giving them back right now?"

The were in the process of doing that, however Trump requested the Special Master which froze the process.

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[WorldWatcher]

that's not what the appeals court said. They said they could do what they needed with the documents they had.

Appeals court allows DOJ to resume review of classified records in Trump case

A three-judge appeals court panel on Wednesday granted the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) request to continue its review of classified documents seized in an FBI search as part of an investigation of former President Trump’s potential mishandling of the information. The judges, two of whom were...

news.yahoo.com

How can you demofks always be so wrong? Get the indictment and take it to a grand jury.

That's not what the appeals court said. They said they could proceed with the investigation of the Classified Documents, not any of the other Presidential Records that are government property.

And as I said the appointment of the Special Master, later court actions, and finally the appeal on just the classified documents all took time.

And thank you for the link showing exactly what I said. That the appeals court only applied to classified documents and it allowed the investigation to continue only related to those documents. We are still waiting for (a) the Special Master review and (b) DOJ appeal of the Special Master appointment to work it's way out in court before other aspects of the investigation can continue.


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[MAGA Macho Man]

The FBI stole nothing.

They had a warrant.

Yes, they obtained a warrant to steal.

 

[Marener]

Yes, they obtained a warrant to steal.

It’s not stealing if you have a warrant.

Words have meaning.

 

[jc456]

That's not what the appeals court said. They said they could proceed with the investigation of the Classified Documents, not any of the other Presidential Records that are government property.

yep, so where's the indictment?

 

[g5000]

Talk about a bunch of thieving bastards. I read on another message board the FBI seized 19 articles of clothing & gift items , 33 Books, 1,673 magazines, including framed magazines, newspapers, press articles some of which dated back to 2008 and 42 empty folders labeled “return to staff secretary/military aide”. Also Trump told Hannity they took his last will and testament. It won't be long until that's leaked to the media. This is overkill.

FBI Stole More Than Documents During Unlawful Raid of Mar-a-Lago - Stole 1,800 Other Items as Well | The Gateway Pundit | by Joe Hoft

We knew that the corrupt and criminal FBI raided President Trump’s home and stole documents. We also know they inserted information for their filing with the court. Now we find out that over 1,800 “other items” were also stolen by the FBI. Does anyone really know all the FBI stole from...

www.thegatewaypundit.com

When you mix our nation's most vital secrets with your love letters from Kim Jong Un in the same box, and that box is confiscated during a warrant search, it's not the FBI's fault they took all that shit with them and have to sort it all out.

Idiot.

 

[konradv]

Who said the FBI stole her undies?

Who didn’t? The list would be much shorter.

 

[WorldWatcher]

yep, so where's the indictment?

Patience.

They are still doing the investigation after the stalling tactics of the FPOTUS in requesting a Special Master.

They can now work on Classified Documents, however there are still - IIRC - 11,000 or so pages of non-Classified Documents.

Some are:

• Presidential Records (Government Property, some of which is in ongoing litigation)
• Personal Records (Trump Property, some of which is in ongoing litigation)
• Attorney/Client Documents (Excluded)
• Executive Privilege Claims (which is in ongoing litigation)

WW

 

[Seymour Flops]

The were in the process of doing that, however Trump requested the Special Master which froze the process.

WW

What process?

“Look a Chinese menu. Give it back. Look, medical records. Give them back.”

The “process” was a stall.

So is the Special Master, but at least it has a legit purpose, whereas a search warrant for Chinese menus and underwear do not.

 

[Wild Bill Kelsoe]

Who didn’t? The list would be much shorter.

No one did, is the correct answer. The accusation was that the FBI rifled through her undies.

 

[bripat9643]

When you mix our nation's most vital secrets with your love letters from Kim Jong Un in the same box, and that box is confiscated during a warrant search, it's not the FBI's fault they took all that shit with them and have to sort it all out.

Idiot.

"vital secrets" my ass. Dims are sleazy scam artists.

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The Washington Post Quietly Drops 'Bombshell' About FBI's Trump Mar-A-Lago Raid Days After Midterm Election​

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It was a Nuclear Hoax. The Biden administration’s unprecedented raid on former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence is shaping up to be one of the most egregious abuses of power that has ever been committed by a sitting president.​

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It is now nearly indisputable that it was a politically motivated raid over a paperwork dispute tantamount not only to blatant election interference into the 2022 midterms, but also a pre-emptive salvo on Biden’s presumptive presidential rival in the 2024 election.​

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The FBI’s raid at the behest of the National Archives and Records Administration has not yielded the “nuclear secrets” that the Washington Post reported in August were in Trump’s possession. Instead, days after a highly contested election where Democrats relied in part on the unsubstantiated reports to keep Trump’s name in the news, and thus to turn out its party base, the Washington Post has effectively made a guilty confession: There is “no there, there.”​

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The Post is now reporting that a “review by agents and prosecutors found no discernible business interest in the Mar-a-Lago documents, people familiar with the matter said.”​

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“As part of the investigation, federal authorities reviewed the classified documents that were recovered from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home and private club, looking to see if the types of information contained in them pointed to any kind of pattern or similarities, according to these people, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss an ongoing investigation,” the Post reported.​

“That review has not found any apparent business advantage to the types of classified information in Trump’s possession, these people said,” the report continued. “FBI interviews with witnesses so far, they said, also do not point to any nefarious effort by Trump to leverage, sell or use the government secrets. Instead,​

 

[WorldWatcher]

What process?

“Look a Chinese menu. Give it back. Look, medical records. Give them back.”

The “process” was a stall.

So is the Special Master, but at least it has a legit purpose, whereas a search warrant for Chinese menus and underwear do not.

Chinese Takeout Menu, Medical records, etc... where in the process of being returned as they had no evidentiary value.

Those aren't the items under current litigation. Some that are include:

• Presidential Records (Government Property, some of which is in ongoing litigation)
• Personal Records (Trump Property, some of which is in ongoing litigation)
• Attorney/Client Documents (Excluded)
• Executive Privilege Claims (which is in ongoing litigation)

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[jc456]

They can now work on Classified Documents, however there are still - IIRC - 11,000 or so pages of non-Classified Documents.

he either violated something or he didn't. If they say those documents violate a law, I would expect indictments. funny, that hasn't happened yet even after the appeal court told them they could continue.

 

[WorldWatcher]

he either violated something or he didn't. If they say those documents violate a law, I would expect indictments. funny, that hasn't happened yet even after the appeal court told them they could continue.

I understand, it can be frustrating. But investigations take time. There is more to gathering evidence then just "Hey, lookie here we have a document!". You have to build a chain of custody for how that document was moved, who moved it, who authorized the move, were the individuals involved aware of the law, etc., etc. All issues that have to be proved in court.

Of course, there are some - that want the indictment rushed so that if there is any procedural mistake they can build conspiracy theories around it. Hoping the case gets tossed for a minor technicality and then they can claim "He was INNOCENT" (shades of OJ).

Hell in Georgia they are just hearing testimony from the 2020 elections for the FPOTUS trying to influence the vote count (phone call to governor). That was 1 count it ONE phone call. In this case we are talking over 100 Classified Documents and in excess of 10,000 pages of Presidential Records (Government Property).

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[bripat9643]

he either violated something or he didn't. If they say those documents violate a law, I would expect indictments. funny, that hasn't happened yet even after the appeal court told them they could continue.

It was just an election scam.