Strzok Admits To FISA Warrant Crimes...

[easyt65]

Claims it was due to 'overwork'

Peter Strzok says mistakes in FISA applications were due to agents being 'overworked'

The former FBI agent who played a major role early on in the Russia investigation has spoken out in defense of his former employer and said the shortcomings laid out in a government watchdog report were due to agents being “overworked.”

www.foxnews.com

 

[pknopp]

Peter Strzok, the former FBI deputy chief of counterintelligence, noted that while the mistakes and failures found in the Justice Department inspector general’s report were “inexcusable,” he added that they were not improper.

That makes absolutely no sense to me.

This just furthers my case that the entire system is corrupt.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Lol overwork is sad excuse

Jail the asshole

 

[danielpalos]

 

[bigrebnc1775]

So he has been talked into being the scapegoat or clintoncide

 

[bigrebnc1775]

deano clintons emails were hacked long before the President made that request jokingly

 

[the other mike]

Trump calls on Russia to hack and release Clinton's emails

Jul 27, 2016

If you're gonna troll every thread today at least try to stay on topic.

 

[Thinker101]

Claims it was due to 'overwork'

Peter Strzok says mistakes in FISA applications were due to agents being 'overworked'

The former FBI agent who played a major role early on in the Russia investigation has spoken out in defense of his former employer and said the shortcomings laid out in a government watchdog report were due to agents being “overworked.”

www.foxnews.com

Typical liberal/progressive, never take responsibility.

 

[Norman]

Claims it was due to 'overwork'

Peter Strzok says mistakes in FISA applications were due to agents being 'overworked'

The former FBI agent who played a major role early on in the Russia investigation has spoken out in defense of his former employer and said the shortcomings laid out in a government watchdog report were due to agents being “overworked.”

www.foxnews.com

And?

Nothing happens? But if a civilian makes a mistake in his tax return because of over-work, things are not quite so happy then, are they?

They should be behind bars.

 

[easyt65]

Perhaps he is afraid what they will do to traitors, wonders if GITMO is in his future...

 

[Thinker101]

Peter Strzok, the former FBI deputy chief of counterintelligence, noted that while the mistakes and failures found in the Justice Department inspector general’s report were “inexcusable,” he added that they were not improper.

That makes absolutely no sense to me.

This just furthers my case that the entire system is corrupt.

Wow, aren't we surprised, you're a fricken liberal, nothing makes sense to you.

 

[task0778]

This indicates to me that he found out he is about to be indicted and is already setting up his defense. "It wasn't me, it was THEM!" I hope they put him away for a long time.

 

[easyt65]

Peter Strzok, the former FBI deputy chief of counterintelligence, noted that while the mistakes and failures found in the Justice Department inspector general’s report were “inexcusable,” he added that they were not improper.

That makes absolutely no sense to me.

This just furthers my case that the entire system is corrupt.

'inexcusable'? No! Criminal? Absolutely!

 

[pknopp]

Peter Strzok, the former FBI deputy chief of counterintelligence, noted that while the mistakes and failures found in the Justice Department inspector general’s report were “inexcusable,” he added that they were not improper.

That makes absolutely no sense to me.

This just furthers my case that the entire system is corrupt.

Wow, aren't we surprised, you're a fricken liberal, nothing makes sense to you.

I'm Pro-Life. I support the 2nd. I believe we need to balance the budget.

Now explain to me how this wasn't improper.

 

[Thinker101]

Peter Strzok, the former FBI deputy chief of counterintelligence, noted that while the mistakes and failures found in the Justice Department inspector general’s report were “inexcusable,” he added that they were not improper.

That makes absolutely no sense to me.

This just furthers my case that the entire system is corrupt.

Wow, aren't we surprised, you're a fricken liberal, nothing makes sense to you.

I'm Pro-Life. I support the 2nd. I believe we need to balance the budget.

Now explain to me how this wasn't improper.

Sure, soon as you can explain what pro-life, or the 2nd, or a balanced budget has to do with Strzok.

 

[easyt65]

This indicates to me that he found out he is about to be indicted and is already setting up his defense. "It wasn't me, it was THEM!" I hope they put him away for a long time.

His own texts undermine his defense if that is his defense.

 

[pknopp]

Peter Strzok, the former FBI deputy chief of counterintelligence, noted that while the mistakes and failures found in the Justice Department inspector general’s report were “inexcusable,” he added that they were not improper.

That makes absolutely no sense to me.

This just furthers my case that the entire system is corrupt.

Wow, aren't we surprised, you're a fricken liberal, nothing makes sense to you.

I'm Pro-Life. I support the 2nd. I believe we need to balance the budget.

Now explain to me how this wasn't improper.

Sure, soon as you can explain what pro-life, or the 2nd, or a balanced budget has to do with Strzok.

I was dismissing your dismissal of my question. Now can you answer?

 

[Thunk]

Overwork is why I helped in a coup attempt against the POTUS.

 

[John T. Ford]

Peter Strzok, the former FBI deputy chief of counterintelligence, noted that while the mistakes and failures found in the Justice Department inspector general’s report were “inexcusable,” he added that they were not improper.

That makes absolutely no sense to me.

That's because you have been listening to the Fake News MSM.

This just furthers my case that the entire system is corrupt.

Not the entire system ....

But, apparently the upper levels.

 

[Thinker101]

Peter Strzok, the former FBI deputy chief of counterintelligence, noted that while the mistakes and failures found in the Justice Department inspector general’s report were “inexcusable,” he added that they were not improper.

That makes absolutely no sense to me.

This just furthers my case that the entire system is corrupt.

Wow, aren't we surprised, you're a fricken liberal, nothing makes sense to you.

I'm Pro-Life. I support the 2nd. I believe we need to balance the budget.

Now explain to me how this wasn't improper.

Sure, soon as you can explain what pro-life, or the 2nd, or a balanced budget has to do with Strzok.

I was dismissing your dismissal of my question. Now can you answer?

Sit down and STFU.