colfax_m
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No it doesn’t. The wording of the report was changed to reflect their legal conclusions, not the other way around.Im not worried yet. The IG report was just a few months ago.
Why when Strzok, changed the final report on the Hillary investigation, so that she would be left off the hook for her crimes, did not one FBI agent comment on the way that the report was changed without any reason given or anyone taking official responsibility for the action?
You’re bringing up irrelevant details. The decision not to prosecute Clinton was made after thorough review of all the evidence and relevant statutes. An edit in a report had nothing to do with that decision.
That the conclusion of the report, stated in the language used by the law, that she committed the act that broke the law, and yet the fbi, was not going to prosecute, was bad enough.
That the report was changed to change the final FINDINGS, of the report, and no one spoke out asking who or why that happened,
strongly indicates systemic political corruption of the FBI.
The wording is irrelevant. They had decided not to indict her based on the facts of the case.
They decided to not indict her, despite the findings that she broke the law.
Strzok changed the wording AFTER that, and everyone involved just let it slide, no questions asked.
And that reflects on the organization as a whole.
No. They didn’t find she broke the law. No one that wrote the statement thought she broke the law. Everyone “let it slide” because they all agreed with the conclusion that she didn’t break the law. You’re clinging to this minute detail and blowing it out of proportion because that’s all you have.