Billiejeens
Diamond Member
- Jun 27, 2019
- 36,391
- 23,994
It's weird that everything that you believe has been found to be nonfactual.
Yet on you go - the good little Cult Member that you are.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
LOL Backatcha. Jesus, man. Use your brain.Im still not seeing a rebuttal to what I said. Just an ad hominem.
This is astonishing. The Special Counsel has just had their narrative obliterated. This is grounds for Judge Eileen Cannon to dismiss the case.
Anything for The Savior.
They got the audio recording. It isn't fake.
Yep, which is why these classified docs dont end up in the archives. Its benign information a day later.This doesn't have anything to do with the archives. It's about the day to day activity of high ranking government officials.
I did. It's only logical that Meadows would pick a kindred political spirit to write his memoir.LOL Backatcha Jesus, man. Use your brain.
I can't tell if your intentionally or unintentionally shifting gears here.Yep, which is why these classified docs dont end up in the archives.
Senators have to go to a SCIF and wait for the agent who checked out the document just like anyone else would. They are watched every second they have possession of said document, then the agent immediately takes it back in a locked brief case that he is handcuffed to, once the Senator is done reading it.I can't tell if your intentionally or unintentionally shifting gears here.
You were originally talking about Biden as a Senator. As a Senator, there is no involvement with NARA. The PRA covers presidents. There is no similar law that demands that Senators give their records to the government. They typically donate those records to libraries. As I showed earlier, those libraries often find classified documents in those records, which proves that it's not uncommon for these documents to be misplaced.
I don't really know what you mean by "they dont end up in the archives" unless you're shifting gears back to talking about Joe Biden as Vice President which is somewhat different.
The Government couldn't have found a more corrupt person if they tried.The purpose of the indictment is to spell out what they hope to prove in court.
It's not always factual.
Especially when you have a prosecutor like Jake Smith who has a reputation for charge stacking and having his convictions overturned because of prosecutorial misconduct.
This so-called audio recording might be grounds to have the case thrown out because it's fake.
Never mind all of the other reasons they have to get it thrown out.
- Search warrant was too broad and improperly obtained
- Leaks to the press
- Constitutional issues that render the entire case moot
LINKS
What Does Stacking Charges in a Criminal Case Mean? | Robert A. Dodell
www.azcrimlaw.com
Special counsel Jack Smith’s mixed history pursuing high-profile politicians - Washington Examiner
Jack Smith, the special counsel appointed by Attorney General Merrick Garland to helm the Biden Justice Department’s investigations of former President Donald Trump, has a mixed track record handling investigations into major political figures. Smith was the chief of the Justice Department’s...www.washingtonexaminer.com
Here it is, the classic leftist pitch! Ask for proof. If you provide it, he just simply lies more.Show me the protocol for Senators.
Clearly they don't keep a close eye on secret documents because Trump carted off hundreds of them.
The archives has gotten tons of calls from people finding classified documents in their private papers
At least 80 calls to National Archives since 2010 about mishandling classified information
The National Archives has been called more than 80 times in the past decade-plus about classified materials found in the papers of former members of Congress and other U.S. officials. That tally cited in newly released congressional testimony underscores the weaknesses in how the government...apnews.com
Here it is, the classic leftist pitch! Ask for proof. If you provide it, he just simply lies more.
Leftist ROE
1. Demand a link or an explanation of the truth they are objecting to.
2. Promptly reject all explanations as right wing lies. Smoke spin deflect
3. Ignore any facts presented.
3a. Play dumb to keep others wasting their time trying to enlighten you.
4. Ridicule spelling and typos, punctuation.
5. Attack the person as being juvenile, ie: "are you 12 years old", question their education, intelligence, Age
6. Employ misdirection,
6a. smear people
6b. attack religion
6c. attack your rationality.
7. Lie, make false assumptions
8. Play race/gender card/misogynist card
9. Play gay/lesbian card
10. Play the Nazi/Fascist/bigot card
11. Make up stuff/So you got nothing?
12. Deny constantly
13. Reword and repeat
14. Pretending not to understand, playing ignorant/what did I lie about
15. When losing, resort to personal attacks.
16. Russia
17. Fox News/ Alex Jones/ Brietbart/ Infowars/ Stormfront/ Gateway/ Hannity/ Rush
18. You can’t read.
19. Trump Trump Trump Trump Trump!
20. Science denier! But men can menstruate and have babies.
Nope! You are mistaken.Nope. Not sure who fed you that nonsense.
Nope! You are mistaken.
Discovery process is for BOTH the Prosecution and the defense team.
CRIMINAL LAW
Criminal Discovery: The Right to Evidence Disclosure
The defense is entitled to know about the prosecution’s case before trial.
By Rebecca Pirius, Attorney
Updated: Sep 22nd, 2022
When formally facing criminal charges, defendants are entitled to certain information and evidence regarding the allegations against them. The prosecutor must turn over information relevant to the case through a process called “criminal discovery.”
The defense must, in turn, provide similar information to the prosecution.
If you are thinking about it, I wouldn't hire Rebecca if she's telling you that you have to turn everything you have over to the government. Conversely, the government has to turn everything over to you, even if it's exculpatory.Nope! You are mistaken.
Discovery process is for BOTH the Prosecution and the defense team.
CRIMINAL LAW
Criminal Discovery: The Right to Evidence Disclosure
The defense is entitled to know about the prosecution’s case before trial.
By Rebecca Pirius, Attorney
Updated: Sep 22nd, 2022
When formally facing criminal charges, defendants are entitled to certain information and evidence regarding the allegations against them. The prosecutor must turn over information relevant to the case through a process called “criminal discovery.”
The defense must, in turn, provide similar information to the prosecution.
If you are thinking about it, I wouldn't hire Rebecca if she's telling you that you have to turn everything you have over to the government. Conversely, the government has to turn everything over to you, even if it's exculpatory.
Defense only has to turn over evidence they plan on using at trial.
Rule 16. Discovery and Inspection
www.law.cornell.edu
It's like a guy holding a lousy hand and just hoping that the other guy will fold.The Government couldn't have found a more corrupt person if they tried.
Maybe Weissmann.
Senators have to go to a SCIF and wait for the agent who checked out the document just like anyone else would. They are watched every second they have possession of said document, then the agent immediately takes it back in a locked brief case that he is handcuffed to, once the Senator is done reading it.
How the fuck did Biden skirt this strict protocol a single time, let alone MANY times? My theory... he didnt steal it from a SCIFF... someone stole it straight from the archives for him.
Facts weren't presented. They just referred to some supposed "protocol" that is "easy to look up".Here it is, the classic leftist pitch! Ask for proof. If you provide it, he just simply lies more.
Leftist ROE
1. Demand a link or an explanation of the truth they are objecting to.
2. Promptly reject all explanations as right wing lies. Smoke spin deflect
3. Ignore any facts presented.
3a. Play dumb to keep others wasting their time trying to enlighten you.
4. Ridicule spelling and typos, punctuation.
5. Attack the person as being juvenile, ie: "are you 12 years old", question their education, intelligence, Age
6. Employ misdirection,
6a. smear people
6b. attack religion
6c. attack your rationality.
7. Lie, make false assumptions
8. Play race/gender card/misogynist card
9. Play gay/lesbian card
10. Play the Nazi/Fascist/bigot card
11. Make up stuff/So you got nothing?
12. Deny constantly
13. Reword and repeat
14. Pretending not to understand, playing ignorant/what did I lie about
15. When losing, resort to personal attacks.
16. Russia
17. Fox News/ Alex Jones/ Brietbart/ Infowars/ Stormfront/ Gateway/ Hannity/ Rush
18. You can’t read.
19. Trump Trump Trump Trump Trump!
20. Science denier! But men can menstruate and have babies.
Again, you make a lot of claims and ask me to take your word for it. Where did you get this information?Senators have to go to a SCIF and wait for the agent who checked out the document just like anyone else would. They are watched every second they have possession of said document, then the agent immediately takes it back in a locked brief case that he is handcuffed to, once the Senator is done reading it.
How the fuck did Biden skirt this strict protocol a single time, let alone MANY times? My theory... he didnt steal it from a SCIFF... someone stole it straight from the archives for him.
Problem with that is Jack Smith attempted to keep the Trump Defense team from seeing most of the evidence.Nope! You are mistaken.
Discovery process is for BOTH the Prosecution and the defense team.
CRIMINAL LAW
Criminal Discovery: The Right to Evidence Disclosure
The defense is entitled to know about the prosecution’s case before trial.
By Rebecca Pirius, Attorney
Updated: Sep 22nd, 2022
When formally facing criminal charges, defendants are entitled to certain information and evidence regarding the allegations against them. The prosecutor must turn over information relevant to the case through a process called “criminal discovery.”
The defense must, in turn, provide similar information to the prosecution.