colfax_m
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Did we or did we not already talk to flynn and those agents said nothing to see here?No, thatâs not called entrapment. Entrapment means inducing someone to do something illegal that they wouldnât have otherwise done.Did they go in looking for 5he truth or to get him to lie?How is it entrapment? How did the FBI induce Flynn to lie?Itâs called ENTRAPMENT.
THESE STUPID FUCKS AT THE FBI WERE DUMB ENOUGH TO MEMORIALIZE THEIR INTENT TO ENTRAP FYLNN.
Liberals who might not get this. Letâs pretend it was Bushâs FBI who did the EXACT SAME THING TO SUSAN RICE.
Now you think itâs bad, right?
Donât advocate for the FBI setting up entrapment for Flynn just because Orange Man Bad. That would make you an asshole.
The answer to this pop quiz is on comes note.
They straight up say in the memo they want to catch him in a lie so he can be prosecuted or fired.
Thatâs called ENTRAPMENT....AND ITS FUCKING ILLEGAL.
They asked Flynn a question that they thought he was going to lie about. They thought he was going to lie because he had been telling everyone else the same lie. Thatâs not entrapment.
Exit 302s
Hey we found the 302s!!!
You are screaming LIAR LIAR at the top of your lungs but no one is looking away from "get him to lie" but you.
It did Not SAY "see if he lies" cause "get him to lie" is pretty specific.
Im trying to understand what youâre writing here. I donât know exactly what you mean about âthose agents said nothing to see hereâ. Iâm only aware of one interview with Flynn and the FBI.
I think youâre referring to the fact that the FBI couldnât locate a draft of the 302 from his interview. I donât know why anyone would get all worked up that a draft document couldnât be located. The actual filed and official 302 has always been available as far as Iâm aware.
Answer me this. How did they get him to lie?
"The unredacted portion of the report, written by Republicans on the panel, details testimony from former FBI Director James Comey and his then-deputy, Andrew McCabe. The report says McCabe, in particular, testified that the two agents who interviewed Flynn âdidnât think he was lying.""
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"The most significant evidence against the FBI validated in Powellâs brief was the circumstances surrounding Flynnâs first interview with the FBI on Jan. 24, 2017 and the manipulation of the interview report, known as a 302, from that interview. The interview was conducted by now fired FBI Special Agent Peter Strzok, whose texts messages later revealed he was vehemently anti-Trump and current FBI Special Agent Joe Pientka, who has never spoken publicly on the matter. In December, 2017 this reporter revealed that it was Strzok who had interviewed Flynn and that the interview itself was a set-up.
Powell noted that âon February 10, 2017, the news brokeâattributed to âsenior intelligence officialsââthat Mr. Flynn had discussed sanctions with Ambassador Kislyak, contrary to what Vice President Pence had said on television previously.â
Then, according to documents, âovernight, the most important substantive changes were made to the Flynn 302.â"
so first interview they felt he wasn't lying. now his interview transcript gets altered (this FBI has a habit of that don't they) and they can go back. how did these inconsistencies suddenly appear? why would they go back "off the cuff" - let's reference comeys note, shall we?
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GET HIM TO LIE SO WE CAN DO WHAT??????
so your assertion of flynn just lying for no reason does not hold water.
i've highlighted FIRST INTERVIEW for yo and hope that if we can both agree that if there was only ONE interview there would have never have been a need for this off the cuff meeting comey is bragging about when he says he went and process and in the end, violated rights.
so ok - what did the world do wrong here so you can still be right?
There's a lot of bullshit to sift through here.
I suggest you ACTUALLY read the entirety of the Hill piece. It's misleading. The two agents who interviewed Flynn stated they saw no physical characteristics that Flynn was lying. In that, he wasn't sweating or looking to the side or any of the other things one would normally associated with lying. Does that mean he wasn't lying? Of course not. Because when the look at all the evidence, it was quite convincing that Flynn indeed was lying. If the FBI was interviewing someone who looked them dead in the eye and said the sky was green, that would still be a lie regardless if they were sweating or whatever.
This is one of those zombie lies that won't die from this case. The agents never concluded he wasn't lying. They said that he didn't look like he was lying but definitely was.
I see that you highlighted "first interview", but the interview in question, the only one where Flynn got himself into legal trouble is the first interview that took place on Jan 24th and the exact interview that the clip from the Comey interview is referencing.
Anyway, I don't have a lot of respect for Sara Carter. She claims to be an investigative reporter but her reporting here is full of holes and uncritically repeats bogus claims by Sydney Powell. The entirety of the filing by Powell was demolished by Judge Sullivan in a ruling issued in December 2019. I searched Carter's website, it doesn't appear that this was newsworth to her.
You can read the ruling here:
The most significant allegation is that the 302 was altered substantively. This is not the case when one take a deep dive into the issue. The "alteration" was inserting that Flynn denied calling Russia to ask them to vote a particular way in the security council on an issue. Thing is, the notes from the interview make it clear that this is exactly what Flynn was claiming. Flynn states he called a bunch of countries to get a sense of their vote and specifically denies requesting any specific vote. The agents had politely reminded Flynn of his conversations with the Russian ambassador. And since the FBI had recordings of these conversations, are we really to believe that they didn't ask him about it?
Anyway, that's really just ONE of Flynn's lies, and given that lie is consistent with his other lies, which are substantiated in the notes from the interview, it really is a stretch to consider this exculpatory in any meaningful way.
What I'm most annoyed about is this sort of asymetric warfare, to borrow a phrase. See, anyone can spend 5 minutes and throw up a copy/paste from some garbage report. And since the "investigative reporter" doesn't do any investigating, the counter argument is not presented, then I have to go do it. And so I spend an hour or so reading through a 96 page ruling from Sullivan, and read the chickenscratch notes from an FBI agent, etc, to disprove this point.
So by the time I get around to it, yall have moved onto another false report. It's just frustrating, that's all.