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Henry Pelifian's avatar

Are there any laws against the FBI manufacturing evidence and cases against anyone, including political figures the leadership of the FBI opposed? I don’t think so because nobody is either in jail or with criminal indictments. The “8647” case against Comey looks sophomoric, not a criminal case. Comey lied and used the fraudulent Steele dossier to get warrants to spy on Trump. Why isn’t he charged with manufacturing evidence to get a FISA warrant? Justice system in America totally inadequate and ineffective against the most prominent officials, elected and appointed, especially Democrats or RINOs like Comey.

Richard Luthmann's avatar

This is what lawfare looks like when the permanent security state loses an election. They did not accept Trump as President. They treated him as a target, a suspect, an asset, an infection inside their own government. Comey, McCabe, Baker, Priestap, Rosenstein, Mueller, Strzok, Page—the names change, but the machinery is the same. They took Clinton-funded garbage, internal doubts, uncorroborated rumors, and political panic, then turned it into years of investigations designed to cripple a presidency. “Oxferd Comma” was not national security. It was bureaucratic sedition with letterhead. The larger question is why these bad actors have not been torn out of the government apparatus, root and stem.

Ralph Shelley's avatar

Yet nobody goes to jail! Obama thinks he's untouchable! Builds this horrid building in Chicago with GC's failing to pay subs. But it's not Obamas's fault! Its hilarious!

john galt's avatar

The potential investigations that would come up with moral and legal wrongdoing would involve the self-named DSA members of the Senate and House, especiallly the islamist members. The Squad certainly represents a threat to our nation and are likely working with or enemies, but that also applies to the Demoncrap Party as they play footsie with the CCP and others. Anti-Americans to the core and guilty of sedition and likely treason.

Jondalar Yernot's avatar

Just goes to confirm one, or both of two things are happening; just how much of a mental illness TDS is these days and/or, how driven leftists are in manipulating the public to convince the ignorant to believe they're concerned about democracy... you know, this is what it looks like stuff!

Jay DeLancy's avatar

This better be going someplace… like a prosecution for treason.

Raul Mora's avatar

Prison is in some ways is the least consequential thing that can happen to these deep state operatives and RINOs.

Years of lawfare is much worse. It prevents them from moving forward in life while also draining their bank accounts as they defend themselves from the government's slow moving deep pocketed legal system.

So not going to jail may not be the worst thing that can happen...

James Mead's avatar

I remember the constant hounding of Nixon, Reagan, et al. by the press.

Would it not be refreshing if the press went after the TRAITORS who foisted their hate & division?

Dr. Dre's avatar

Sally Quinn, Washington DC "Society Scribe" and Ben Bradlee's widow, recently wrote how DC is down at the mouth these days because those used to running the place are on the outs because of the Trump Team's having taken over. They beat down Nixon because he had a weak team supporting him, like AG John Mitchell, but with Trump it's different, although the struggle is vicious with these people.

Pinky Panther's avatar

Again, Roger Stone with the highlighting from Richard Luthmann are over the target of FBI corruption that has infiltrated American trust in the institution. If Roger did not have firsthand experience with the corruption, one would think he’s just another voice in the MAGA movement, but like Luthman‘s highlighting of the Louis Freeh and Ken Jowdy missing hundreds of millions of dollars, somebody needs to get into the old guard, pull their pants down, and start putting handcuffs on them with jumpsuits. Otherwise, you need to bite your tongue when the next round of “Democratic“ governance takes over America and destroys it once and for all.

Dr. Dre's avatar

Talking about Russian spy (although his name is Ukrainian with the -enko ending) Igor "Iggy" Danchenko and the whole Russian collusion hoax which began during the 2016 Presidential debates when Hillary Clinton onstage, slyly inserted that the Russians may have a hold on Donald Trump, and . . . apologies for this run-on sentence! . . .then using the unredacted bit from John Brennan's notes about a Clinton "foreign policy advisor" giving the campaign the bright idea to go after Trump by accusing him of Russian collusion has me screaming the name: STROBE TALBOTT. He was a longtime Bill Clinton buddy from their Rhodes Scholar days; his wife, Derek Shearer's sister (also Cody Shearer's, and he circulated a dossier, too) was Hillary's confidant for years. Talbott was the longtime Director of the Brookings Institution, a major DC think tank, and that was the place where "Iggy" "worked." Another Russian expert working there was British-born Fiona Hill who got to visit the Trump White House as a foreign policy advisor during DJT's first term when the first impeachment was delivered.

Here's the creepy part. I personally knew ST's family. His mother had very dark hair and eyes and pale skin, and this appearance shows up in ST's two sons. His wife Brooke (passed c. 2013) looked the same; Fiona Hill could be a sister, same striking appearance. ST remarried a few years' ago to a woman, a poet, from NY and I believe they are living in one of the Hamptons on Long Island. Yale U. had an event honoring Strobe last fall for his foreign policy work in globalization. I read the article in the alumni magazine and it stated that there was a good turnout of those who appreciated ST's help in their foreign policy careers; the report also mentioned that he was "present" in the auditorium that day but gave no remarks. Former President GWBush, who was in the same class at Yale, had no comment. This makes me think that Talbott's physically in bad shape. Funny thing is that "W" also shared a several-generations family attachment to Yale, but that he had actually been tapped for senior society Skull & Bones, but no tap for Talbott. He had made an earlier end-run around the secret society process by joining a fraternity early in his college career that considered itself at some level, such a group. My take is that he did not wish to reveal any innermost secrets to his "15 Best"! Or perhaps afraid of not being invited . . . .

Just remembered something else that's strange: despite being renowned as Editor of the Yale Daily News, the oldest college newspaper (I'm pretty sure;-) and spoken about by those outside the university with some awe, he did NOT have a senior picture or bio write-up in the Class of 1968 yearbook, even though he was chosen by the faculty to receive the Alpheus Henry Snow award at graduation. Nada. The name is listed in some of the academic clubs or organizations, and there are photos in the back of the book of latecomers who neglected to prepare biographical entries on time. One poor fool has ST's name under HIS picture. Sneaky sneaky he was and is. So please, tie him into the Russian Collusion/Oxferd nonsense inquiry going forward.

The thing he did after DJT's election was to write a book scathingly comparing Trump to the American Founders like Jefferson etc. It didn't reach best-seller status that I know of but relieved him of some bile. He did this as he was leaving Brookings. During the Biden admin there was a photo of Bill and Hillary in bathing suits w coverups, thank goodness, strolling on a Long Island beach. It was reported that they were "visiting" there, and so was then-Secy of State Blinken, perhaps checking in with an old friend and confidant, reliving the good times.

IMO Obama's presidency wreaked havoc on American foreign policy, but I do think the Russian collusion was started, as John Brennan succinctly wrote, by a nose-out-joint, years'-long sycophant of the Clintons.

Alan Henry Buckley's avatar

I want to thank you for this...

Dennis D. Duffy's avatar

Wow, Roger what a great article! Thank you.