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Mueller caught deceptively editing content in report
"It's All A Fraud": Deceptive Edits Found In Mueller Report
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-...mueller-report |
"uncovered" by the famous internet sleuth @almostjingo.
It's a bunch of idiots trying to find some way to rationalize the behavior of scumbags. What is they've uncovered now? Is it some more shit that republican dumbasses think is something, but it turns out to be nothing? Like all the shit they get excited about? |
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Me too I am good at what I do ... :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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The Mueller investigation could cost up to $35 million once all the expense reports are in https://www.businessinsider.com/robe...million-2019-3 That was in March.. Looking like $40 is going to be the ballpark.. And considering Trump can see any of the books he wants.. He probably knows a bit more than we do. |
Ah yes, Zerohedge... I thought they imploded they couldn't prove the earth was a sphere?
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If you like her then she's a joke. |
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The joke is on you |
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Like watching you guys go along with the Kavanaugh shit.. it's embarrassing. Like watching Trump empower Barr to investigate and seeing Mueller pop up on tv a week later.. Nothing to see here folks! Many lulz. |
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More bullshit from the alt right. Bunch of dumb asses and biggest purveyors
of fake news |
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Not just that, that it's ok for a prosecutor to present edited messages of the defense's lawyer? My bet is this lawyer is already putting together a case of his own.. A government employee / PROSECUTOR just told the World he said one thing when he said another.. How do you indict a ham sandwich? Because Grand Juries don't have Rosie Memos. |
It's funny watching half of America parsing everything the investigators are doing, looking for one little error to nail them on, while ignoring the mountain of crimes Trump and his people have been committing.
It just came out yesterday that George Nader (also a convicted pedophile) was a conduit for the Russians in organizing access to Trump people during and after the campaign. Where's the outrage for that? |
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I doubt it! The tard is unable to read anything longer than one sentance due to his intense ADHD |
From what I understand, Mueller altered a voicemail transcript of testimony by John Dow under oath.
Is it true that manufacturing evidence is a felony that carries a minimum of 15 years in prison? Normally I'd be outraged at evidence being manufactured. Especially in such a high profile and important case as Trump colluding with Russia. I'd demand they throw the book at him for doing that! However, since I agree with Mueller politically, I'm at a loss to understand what is supposed to be so wrong with manufacturing evidence. |
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George Nader arrested on child pornography charges |
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Mexican user Escorpio here (Eric Chatham) defends these scum 24/7. Disgusting |
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You have to read most of it because most of that 7% aren't news organizations, they are blog sites funded by pundits with agendas. Other than fox, fox makes attempts at reporting news, they just omit the parts that makes them look stupid. hate cnn, nbc, cbs, wp, all you want. They are still actual news organizations. And when shit gets scary and terrible you don't go to your random blog sites for updates. you go to one of those... You don't have to be that intelligent to pick out the political slant in a news source. Why can't you guys do it? |
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MediaBiasFactCheck is a far-left biased site that is literally run by one of Hillary's buddies. The guy who runs it is president of a college in New York City where she likes to give speeches. The MediaBiasFactCheck site is a joke- one look and most people can see how amateur it is. You got duped again, buddy. |
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As more information comes in about this alleged incident, it gets more interesting:
1) There was a phone call between Trump’s attorney John Dowd and Michael Flynn. 2) The transcript of this phone call apparently was sealed, and I suppose no one ever expected it to see the light of day 3) The transcript was, however, allowed to be accessed by Mueller during his investigation. And it was included in the Mueller report 4) The original transcript was released to the public by court order, apparently on Friday, May 31st, 2019 5) Comparing the original transcript to the one in the Mueller report, Mueller selectively edited the transcript by leaving out key information that supported Trump's innocence of obstruction. 6) "It is not the same transcript in the Mueller report. It was selectively edited to make the Trump team look worse and potentially guilty of obstruction." Source, along with the differences that you can review for yourself: https://www.independentsentinel.com/...em-look-worse/ 7) I'm including this simply for background information, FYI, without accusing or alleging anyone is guilty of anything: manufacturing evidence in a federal investigation is the same as witness tampering... 15-20 years in federal prison One must wonder what other information the Mueller report has been selectively edited to make Trump appear to have committed obstruction, while exculpatory evidence that put Trump in a good light was similarly omitted. But again, even with all that said.... since I agree with Mueller politically, I don't see any indication of deception or wrong-doing on the part of Robert Mueller, whatsoever. This is a non-issue. I discourage anyone from discussing these new revelations, or even thinking about them. By the same token, I hope Mueller will continue to shun all questions regarding the Mueller Report. I, for one, do not want him to have to suffer the indignity of having to explain why he would omit exculpatory evidence from his report. It is my opinion that it simply would be rude and in bad taste. |
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