I think General Flynn needs to appeal and get the "set a bad precedent" verdict that Comey recieved.

The US government is a criminal organization that just tells those that get caught to lay low for awhile and the guilty are given millions to do that. Thrown out of office?? No problem. Here is a retirement. A new position at a liberal university. Write a book and we will get rich Democrats to buy mowt of them and store them in a warehouse with all Hillary's books.
The business owner is being driven to poverty by regulation, taxes, lawyers and new government programs to pay all these corrupt Democrats government officials that had to leave office because they got caught and have to become neighbors to Louis Lerner.

Hey folks. Just remember. Patience is a virtue. I firmly believe there is a lot going on we do not know about. That is the way it is supposed to be with a serious investigation.

Quote from: supsalemgr on August 30, 2019, 06:13:44 AM
Hey folks. Just remember. Patience is a virtue. I firmly believe there is a lot going on we do not know about. That is the way it is supposed to be with a serious investigation.

Looks to me that the doj does not want comey tied up in a small court case when he drops the big one.

Quote from: s3779m on August 30, 2019, 06:37:12 AM
Looks to me that the doj does not want comey tied up in a small court case when he drops the big one.

Which could possibly lead to a bigger fish. I personally do not believe Comey was the lead puppeteer.

After this I will not commit on this subject any longer. I don't wanna over turn the apple cart and bring bad vibes to this thread. Letting Comey off the hook no matter how small his crimes may be to some people. I myself know he and the rest of the FBI, CIA,and DOJ tried to overthrow a duly elected President and while in office they tried a coup on a sitting President of the United States of America Donald J. Trump.

Trump has one more year in office and if by a crazy chance he is not re-elected then this investigation ends with him leaving office. All players walk free and get away with the biggest crime in American history. This is why I wanted them to arrest these fools way before this 2020 election. I just think it's a lot louder dropping charges than dropping an investigation if Trump was to lose re-election.

If Trump does get re-elect which I believe to be in the upper 90% chance then I will sit back like a church mouse and watch this investigation to its end.

I still think it was the biggest mistake in American history to let these lawless men that ran the FBI, CIA, and DOJ off the hook. The fish is on the hook, bring it in the friggin boat. If I'm wrong I have no problem getting egg on my face and I will wear it proud.

Quote from: Solar on August 29, 2019, 07:26:06 AM
The Justice Department's inspector general has released a report detailing former FBI Director James Comey's handling of classified information in the Russia investigation.

The big picture: President Trump and his allies, who have repeatedly accused Comey of lying and leaking, have hoped that this report would vindicate Trump's claims that the Russia investigation was a witch hunt. The inspector general found that Comey violated DOJ and FBI policies and his employment agreement, but after evaluating the IG's findings, the Justice Department declined prosecution.

The report is separate from the IG's broader report on the Justice Department's handling of the Russia investigation, signaling that Comey's conduct warranted its own investigation.
"The responsibility to protect sensitive law enforcement information falls in large part to the employees of the FBI who have access to it through their daily duties. ... Former Director Comey failed to live up to this responsibility. By not safeguarding sensitive information obtained during the course of his FBI employment, and by using it to create public pressure for official action, Comey set a dangerous example for the over 35,000 current FBI employees—and the many thousands more former FBI employees—who similarly have access to or knowledge of non-public information."
The backdrop: Last month, the DOJ determined that it was not going to prosecute Comey for leaking memos he wrote about his conversations with Trump and other White House officials, despite a referral from inspector general Michael Horowitz.

Comey's memos, some of which included classified information, were reviewed in former special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into whether Trump obstructed justice.
DOJ said they declined to charge Comey "in part because they didn't believe there was evidence to show Comey knew and intended to violate laws on handling classified information."


See the report here.

https://www.axios.com/justice-department-james-comey-inspector-general-classified-e0033ec4-b31d-4c74-8950-51cc7c9843db.html

Help me out here, I do not see where the report is calling any of comey's actions crimes, only violating policy ect. I still think this looks more like laying the ground work for something bigger than the final word on anything. I would guess this report will be used at trial if anyone tries to claim how upstanding comey was. It looks like he is not going to trial yet because they have not said he committed a crime? What have I missed?

Quote from: s3779m on August 30, 2019, 10:49:57 AM
Help me out here, I do not see where the report is calling any of comey's actions crimes, only violating policy ect. I still think this looks more like laying the ground work for something bigger than the final word on anything. I would guess this report will be used at trial if anyone tries to claim how upstanding comey was. It looks like he is not going to trial yet because they have not said he committed a crime? What have I missed?

That's why Barr decided it wasn't worth the time. He didn't really break the law, just "Policy". Barr doesn't want his first ccase to end in a loss, so Comey slides on this, but he won't slide on FISA.
Q's very last post stated Comey would not be prosecuted.


Q !!mG7VJxZNCI ID: cbce02 No.7294581
Aug 1 2019 12:19:20 (EST)
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/doj-will-not-prosecute-comey-for-leaking-memos-after-ig-referral-source
Bigger [slam-dunk] charges coming?
Public understanding of events just around the corner.
Q

Quote from: s3779m on August 30, 2019, 10:49:57 AM
Help me out here, I do not see where the report is calling any of comey's actions crimes, only violating policy ect. I still think this looks more like laying the ground work for something bigger than the final word on anything. I would guess this report will be used at trial if anyone tries to claim how upstanding comey was. It looks like he is not going to trial yet because they have not said he committed a crime? What have I missed?

This was what they're calling a "carve out" report... it's not a stand-alone report, but sections from the incoming IG report.  Horowitz recommended Comey for prosecution, and the FBI is pushing back on releasing the Archey declarations.

What's interesting to me is who knew about the two phone call memos???

Quote from: s3779m on August 30, 2019, 10:49:57 AM
Help me out here, I do not see where the report is calling any of comey's actions crimes, only violating policy ect. I still think this looks more like laying the ground work for something bigger than the final word on anything. I would guess this report will be used at trial if anyone tries to claim how upstanding comey was. It looks like he is not going to trial yet because they have not said he committed a crime? What have I missed?

If this is the case then Hillary did not commit a crime with leaking "classified material". She just "violating policy"  and all that "lock her up" crap was for nothing but a rally cry. Kind of like a sport cheer.

Now if leaking "classified material" is a crime Comey did commit a crime and the report says that he did leak "classified material" which my understanding is a crime.

Highlights From the IG's Report on Former FBI Director James Comey

Comey had told the IG that he believed the memos shared with his attorneys did not contain any classified information.

However, the IG noted that specifically: "Memos 1 and 3 contained information classified at the 'SECRET' level, and that Memos 2 and 7 contained small amounts of information classified at the 'CONFIDENTIAL' level—although Comey redacted all classified information in Memo 7 before sending to his attorneys."



On May 14, 2017, Comey provided electronic copies of Memos 2, 4, 6, and 7 to one of his personal attorneys, who subsequently shared the memos with two additional attorneys several days later on May 17, 2017. Memo 2 contained six words, four of which were names of specific countries that the FBI later deemed to be classified.

https://www.theepochtimes.com/details-from-the-igs-report-on-former-fbi-director-james-comey_3062037.html

18 U.S. Code § 798. Disclosure of classified information

https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/798

Quote from: Bronx on August 30, 2019, 11:43:38 AM
If this is the case then Hillary did not commit a crime with leaking "classified material". She just "violating policy"  and all that "lock her up" crap was for nothing but a rally cry. Kind of like a sport cheer.

Now if leaking "classified material" is a crime Comey did commit a crime and the report says that he did leak "classified material" which my understanding is a crime.

Highlights From the IG's Report on Former FBI Director James Comey

Comey had told the IG that he believed the memos shared with his attorneys did not contain any classified information.

However, the IG noted that specifically: "Memos 1 and 3 contained information classified at the 'SECRET' level, and that Memos 2 and 7 contained small amounts of information classified at the 'CONFIDENTIAL' level—although Comey redacted all classified information in Memo 7 before sending to his attorneys."



On May 14, 2017, Comey provided electronic copies of Memos 2, 4, 6, and 7 to one of his personal attorneys, who subsequently shared the memos with two additional attorneys several days later on May 17, 2017. Memo 2 contained six words, four of which were names of specific countries that the FBI later deemed to be classified.

https://www.theepochtimes.com/details-from-the-igs-report-on-former-fbi-director-james-comey_3062037.html

18 U.S. Code § 798. Disclosure of classified information

https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/798

According to Barr, Comey did not leak classified material. Hitlary on the other hand, is apples to rocks comparison, she did it for monetary gain.

Quote from: Solar on August 30, 2019, 11:49:58 AM
According to Barr, Comey did not leak classified material. Hitlary on the other hand, is apples to rocks comparison, she did it for monetary gain.

I guess I'm stuck go and I can't pass go and collect my $200 bucks. I'm very bias to the fact that the FBI, CIA, and DOJ tried to overthrow a duly elected and sitting President of the United States of America and after three years all we have so far is catch and release. I guess Trump's prison reform is really working.

I have a question if anyone cares to take a shot at it. Now I'm going to enter the suppose world so hang on tight.

Suppose Trump loses this election, (after all we all woke up to the shock of Trump beating the hell out of Hillary), what to you think will happen to this investigation......?

Quote from: Bronx on August 30, 2019, 12:42:52 PM
I guess I'm stuck go and I can't pass go and collect my $200 bucks. I'm very bias to the fact that the FBI, CIA, and DOJ tried to overthrow a duly elected and sitting President of the United States of America and after three years all we have so far is catch and release. I guess Trump's prison reform is really working.

I have a question if anyone cares to take a shot at it. Now I'm going to enter the suppose world so hang on tight.

Suppose Trump loses this election, (after all we all woke up to the shock of Trump beating the hell out of Hillary), what to you think will happen to this investigation......?

If there are no indictments it will go away. Elections do have consequences. With indictments a trial will have to go on. I am in the camp that if there are indictments it will further swing the election to Trump.

Quote from: Bronx on August 30, 2019, 12:42:52 PM
I guess I'm stuck go and I can't pass go and collect my $200 bucks. I'm very bias to the fact that the FBI, CIA, and DOJ tried to overthrow a duly elected and sitting President of the United States of America and after three years all we have so far is catch and release. I guess Trump's prison reform is really working.

I have a question if anyone cares to take a shot at it. Now I'm going to enter the suppose world so hang on tight.

Suppose Trump loses this election, (after all we all woke up to the shock of Trump beating the hell out of Hillary), what to you think will happen to this investigation......?

Like I said earlier. This is akin to a bank robber parking in a no parking zone, he gets caught robbing the bank and killing everyone in the bank, and all the media talks about is how they dropped the parking violation. Think of FISA as the actual robbery and murder. That conviction is coming soon.
Oh, and relax, Trump will win in a bloody landslide. The Dim party is split wide open and hemorrhaging members.

You want to know what the future holds for Comey, Lynch and the rest of the gang?
This may be old and only scratches the surface, but the investigation is still under way. This is why this story about Comey is mere distraction.

https://theblacksphere.net/2017/10/more-fraud-at-hsbc-bank-links-james-comey/

Quote from: supsalemgr on August 30, 2019, 06:13:44 AM
Hey folks. Just remember. Patience is a virtue. I firmly believe there is a lot going on we do not know about. That is the way it is supposed to be with a serious investigation.

My son had a computer game called Kings quest in Outer Space. Ehrn you selected the worng item it had a big musical build up like you were going to get a reward and then went "wah Wah; Nothing happened".

I feel the same way watching this draining of the swamp. Nothing happens except to conservatives who go to jail for having the day wrong in their testimony.