Tomorrow is a great test of whether Sessions is a putz or not.

He's been told to fire McCabe by Horowitz and the FBI office of ethics.  He has total cover from these folks, and it's been proven that the guy has done whatever it takes to fully deserve it.

If he doesn't fire him, he's a fake.

This is way too symbolic, as the first great shot at some justice for the cheaters / liars / criminals.  Way too easy & simple; if he does the jive-step to avoid it, he's playing us.

Tomorrow, Friday the 16th, is a beautiful day to drop the Horowitz report and the firing of McCabe right on the deep-state's heads.  Woe is us if the AG drops the ball.

Seems like the IG will be releasing its report soon:
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2018/03/15/ig-could-soon-release-explosive-report-on-fbis-clinton-probe-as-sessions-weighs-firing-mccabe.html

However, some in congress are calling for a 2nd Special Council to assist the IG:
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2018/03/15/gop-senators-second-special-counsel-needed-to-examine-fbi-and-doj-actions-before-mueller-took-over.html

Quote from: Solar on March 14, 2018, 07:14:37 PM

So is most of the forum members, we're just a bunch of old guys that remember how the US used to be, when pretty much everyone got along together...
You're exactly Right, if Session's was the failure the left and Trump set him up to be, then why has he not yet been replaced?
Answer: It's all an act, like Q` said: "What makes a Great play? Great Actors".

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Hmm...............well Shakespeare surely played a supporting role!

Quote from: Walter Josh on March 15, 2018, 03:40:24 PM
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Hmm...............well Shakespeare surely played a supporting role!

LOL! True, Q stole a phrase.

Quote from: AndyJackson on March 15, 2018, 02:41:26 PM
Tomorrow is a great test of whether Sessions is a putz or not.

He's been told to fire McCabe by Horowitz and the FBI office of ethics.  He has total cover from these folks, and it's been proven that the guy has done whatever it takes to fully deserve it.

If he doesn't fire him, he's a fake.

This is way too symbolic, as the first great shot at some justice for the cheaters / liars / criminals.  Way too easy & simple; if he does the jive-step to avoid it, he's playing us.

Tomorrow, Friday the 16th, is a beautiful day to drop the Horowitz report and the firing of McCabe right on the deep-state's heads.  Woe is us if the AG drops the ball.

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Fair enough.
The wise Greeks advised that Character is Destiny, yet Trump appears oblivious;
given several of his choices.
Sessions may have many admirable traits but at a glance he projects nervous timidity;
indicative of someone who knows himself.
Apparently resolve and tenacity are not part of his character.

Quote from: Walter Josh on March 15, 2018, 04:02:52 PM
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Fair enough.
The wise Greeks advised that Character is Destiny, yet Trump appears oblivious;
given several of his choices.
Sessions may have many admirable traits but at a glance he projects nervous timidity;
indicative of someone who knows himself.
Apparently resolve and tenacity are not part of his character.

Check out Reply #31, Sessions has his hands full.
We're currently at 19 thousand sealed indictments.

Quote from: Walter Josh on March 15, 2018, 04:02:52 PM
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Fair enough.
The wise Greeks advised that Character is Destiny, yet Trump appears oblivious;
given several of his choices.
Sessions may have many admirable traits but at a glance he projects nervous timidity;
indicative of someone who knows himself.
Apparently resolve and tenacity are not part of his character.

I'm willing to give Sessions these last few days, before getting too set either way.  Lots of people look meek but aren't.   Greg Maddux looked like a librarian, but he could get it done on the mound.

But if Sessions can't be bothered with this McCabe thing, it's likely that he can't be bothered with any of it.  Really no good excuse for it.

Somebody may claim that he could be waiting until 10 minutes to midnight, for McCabe to puke up some great evidence on Comey or somebody else.  But we don't need to get paralysis by analysis and lose the game.  Have McCabe dead to rights ?  Hammer him.

Plus, he's supposed to go crazy and take everybody else down with him if he loses the pension.  He said so himself.  Don't need to go fishing when you have that promise, just pull the trigger.

So this is the Sessions deadline.  Kick it off with this, or prove that nothing is gonna happen, period.

Quote from: AndyJackson on March 15, 2018, 04:25:46 PM
I'm willing to give Sessions these last few days, before getting too set either way.  Lots of people look meek but aren't.   Greg Maddux looked like a librarian, but he could get it done on the mound.

But if Sessions can't be bothered with this McCabe thing, it's likely that he can't be bothered with any of it.  Really no good excuse for it.

Somebody may claim that he could be waiting until 10 minutes to midnight, for McCabe to puke up some great evidence on Comey or somebody else.  But we don't need to get paralysis by analysis and lose the game.  Have McCabe dead to rights ?  Hammer him.

Plus, he's supposed to go crazy and take everybody else down with him if he loses the pension.  He said so himself.  Don't need to go fishing when you have that promise, just pull the trigger.

So this is the Sessions deadline.  Kick it off with this, or prove that nothing is gonna happen, period.

However, if McCabe caves and makes a deal so he can keep his golden egg retirement, we'll never know about it till months later.
Point is, if he does, there will that many more sealed indictments. I think he'll crack to keep his own ass out of prison, keep his retirement and everyone will freak and blame Sessions.

Quote from: Solar on March 15, 2018, 04:30:48 PM
However, if McCabe caves and makes a deal so he can keep his golden egg retirement, we'll never know about it till months later.
Point is, if he does, there will that many more sealed indictments. I think he'll crack to keep his own ass out of prison, keep his retirement and everyone will freak and blame Sessions.

It's altogether possible, but I'm just not willing to sit and hope indefinitely. If McCabe is catered to and paid out for his crimes, and we just can't know anything about it, Sessions should really opt for rolling out with the firing instead.

There's an awfully fine line between a realistic "have some faith" and a foolhardy grasping at straws, just hoping hoping hoping until you're burned.

Sessions needs to recognize the need to get the ball rolling, instead of forever picking nits and following leads.  As well as giving his troops some crumbs.  You won't win by having absolutely no semblance of progress or good news, ever.

Quote from: AndyJackson on March 15, 2018, 04:41:58 PM
It's altogether possible, but I'm just not willing to sit and hope indefinitely. If McCabe is catered to and paid out for his crimes, and we just can't know anything about it, Sessions should really opt for rolling out with the firing instead.

There's an awfully fine line between a realistic "have some faith" and a foolhardy grasping at straws, just hoping hoping hoping until you're burned.

Sessions needs to recognize the need to get the ball rolling, instead of forever picking nits and following leads.  As well as giving his troops some crumbs.  You won't win by having absolutely no semblance of progress or good news, ever.

But that's the thing, there is a shit load of progress taking place, you just have to look for it.
http://www.ascensionwithearth.com/2018/01/sealedindictments-massarrests-update-as.html

We don't need 14,000 arrests OR indictments.

We need about 10, to really clean out the really bad guys.

This is starting to remind me of when your document gets re-wordsmithed by your bosses 20 times, and you miss the deadline to submit it.

If we keep growing this thing to 50,000 indictments just because it's possible, we will lose the game against the 10 really bad guys.

The forest through the trees.  Take care of the 10 people who built 90% of the crimes.  Get the other 13,990 who did 10% of the crime, afterwards.

The people need to see the 10 go down, now.  We don't need a typical govt monster monolithic goat rope.  We need the basics.

Quote from: AndyJackson on March 15, 2018, 05:33:49 PM
We don't need 14,000 arrests OR indictments.

We need about 10, to really clean out the really bad guys.

This is starting to remind me of when your document gets re-wordsmithed by your bosses 20 times, and you miss the deadline to submit it.

If we keep growing this thing to 50,000 indictments just because it's possible, we will lose the game against the 10 really bad guys.

The forest through the trees.  Take care of the 10 people who built 90% of the crimes.  Get the other 13,990 who did 10% of the crime, afterwards.

The people need to see the 10 go down, now.  We don't need a typical govt monster monolithic goat rope.  We need the basics.

But to get the 10 top Marxist offenders, you need solid witnesses that are scared to shit they'll be going to jail if they don't rat out the bosses.
This isn't a run of the mill case, this is historic on a level never seen in modern times, or the history of the nation.
Every T crossed, every i dotted, no mistakes, we're talking about the richest and most powerful organization on the planet, the Marxist party.
One single mistake and they could all walk. I want firing squads, Bonfires and when the dust settles, bulldozers burying the ashes and one grave marker so we know where to piss on their lousy ashes.

Fair and impassioned debate.
Does Sessions past offer any clues?
An enigma, yet his career was always honorable;
no small feat in our modern politics.
So we'll see.

Quote from: Walter Josh on March 15, 2018, 07:00:52 PM
Fair and impassioned debate.
Does Sessions past offer any clues?
An enigma, yet his career was always honorable;
no small feat in our modern politics.
So we'll see.

Was that a Haiku?

Quote from: Walter Josh on March 15, 2018, 07:00:52 PM
Fair and impassioned debate.
Does Sessions past offer any clues?
An enigma, yet his career was always honorable;
no small feat in our modern politics.
So we'll see.

Yes, and no. He was well respected as a prosecutor, a party man, and not a party man because of his faith.
One of the reasons he was called stealth Jeff, he was able to maneuver about without attracting fire and still get the job done.
I think the only thing anyone can take from this is, he's one smart guy that knows how not to draw attention and keep quiet as he moves about doing his job.