Andylusion
Platinum Member
I don’t let anybody do anything, that’s not my place. You acting like past people’s lies justify current people’s lies is a grade school argument. Grow up.What goes around, comes around.I don’t see how that’s relevant at all. Are you making the point that since you didn’t trust Obama it’s a free pass for republicans to lie without consequence?You’re right about on thing... trust is broken. When we have a POTUS and a NSA lying to the public and lying to FBI agents in the course of an investigation we have a big problem.Grack believed that he had no obligation to give these as Flynn accepted a plea agreement. This was in erorr as the court ordered "all relevant exculpatory evidence" handed over, which they to this day did not until it was redacted and released by Barr. Grack violated the courts order in no uncertain terms and Sullivan is very upset at this point. I fully expect Sullivan to throw out the whole case as criminal misconduct by the state. I hope he takes off a few heads when he does it and forwards them for prosecution themselves for framing Flynn."Van Grack has long informed Sullivan that the government’s so-called "Brady" obligations, referring to prosecutors' duty to turn over exculpatory materials to defendants, have been met. In an October 2019 filing, Van Grack denied governmental misconduct and assured the court that the government “has complied, and will continue to comply, with its discovery and disclosure obligations, including those imposed pursuant to Brady and the Court’s Standing Order.”the prosecutor in the Flynn case quit in rebellion of the action, then that cleared Barr's guys to withdraw the prosecution against Flynn, right after he quit.The FBI has been held to account. That's why the prosecutor in the Flynn case threw in the towel and the case against Flynn has been dropped. It's been nice chatting.This is where your narrative falls apart. Flynn wasn’t under any of that pressure at the time
of the interview when he LIED. If the FBI used that lie to try and extract more information from him in a way that fell
outside the law then the FBI should be held to account. That’s a separate issue and it does not exonerate Flynn for the crime he committed. Keep trying to muddy the water by conflating the two issues though. You’re totally fooling us all!
much like the prosecutors over the Roger Stone case quit, the day Barr's guys came in and changed the recommended sentence under the guidelines to a ''cushy'' lower sentence for the president's ''friend''.
dirty is, as dirty does
crooked is, as crooked does....
I can't comprehend how even you guys don't see this.....?
"What Van Grack didn’t inform the court about – and didn’t provide to Flynn – was the newly unsealed January 4, 2017 "Closing Communication" from the FBI Washington Field Office, which recommended the FBI close its investigation of Flynn, as its exhaustive search through government databases “did not yield any information on which to predicate further investigative efforts."
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Flynn bombshells cast doubt on Mueller prosecutor Brandon Van Grack's compliance with court order
Newly unsealed bombshell evidence documenting the FBI's efforts to target national security adviser Michael Flynn -- including a top official's memo debating whether their "goal" was "to get him to lie, so we can prosecute him or get him fired" -- calls into question whether Brandon Van Grack, a...www.foxnews.com
So WTF? Grack suddenly denied exculpatory materials to Flynn? Why? Seriously, can anyone here answer that question?
Couldn't say if sufficient evidence exists that will stand up in court, but I would say that the applicable lawyers should at the least lose their license to practice law. Can they do that at the federal level? It might be a state by state issue, and the blue states won't do that; looks bad don't you know for the party.
But the whole mess stinks to high heaven. To me, this is worse than Watergate, which of course was an actual crime but a victimless one. No one was hurt and damaged in any way by Watergate except for the tarnished reputations on those involved. But this time, the reputations of some of our most trusted institutions have been severely damaged, and it will be quite some time before that trust is restored. Which BTW Mr Wray is not doing so well at.
Then maybe the Democrats should not have a run a non-stop serial liar, and had a person that instigated a lack of trust for 8 years.
Welcome to politics. You reap what you sow. You let your guys lie non-stop, and then complain others are doing what you yourself have done for decades? Oh well.
It's not me man. I didn't even vote for Trump. I pointing out the facts. You need grow up, and realize that past excuses and justifications, have current day counter-reactions.
Bottom line... they don't care what you think. They don't care that you are crying about how he lied, and blaw blaw. They don't care. Do you not understand that?
They heard you people in the past justify every single lie told by Clinton, and lies told by Obama, and lies told by Hillary.
And now you want to cry about lying. And then when we point this out, you cry "they need to grow up!"
It's just like "believe all women!" without any evidence against Bret Kavanough, and now we have some women complaining about Biden, and it's "Yeah well that was in the past! We didn't mean without evidence! You people need to grow up!"
You are the people who need to grow up. You keep reaping what you sow, and then crying about it. Every bad lying jerk wad you defend, destroys your ability to cry about people acting the same why against you. Sorry. you have no credibility here.
Take your own advice, and grow up.
No you can keep crying about how Trump lies all you want. Feel free. Knock yourself out. But don't be surprised when no one cares, and we're all....
Hand enough of your non-stop lies, and then complaining about lying. So go ahead... keep talking to the hand.