Donnie Dumptruck says Mar-A-Lago's been searched by the FBI

[Anonymous]

The classified documents will be embedded with a traceable code idenfying where it was printed. DOJ/DNI will know exactly who accessed and printed the document by now. There will be a trail up to the point the document was handed over to Trump.

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Old enough to remember this classic.

https://www.npr.org/2019/08/30/755994591/president-trump-tweets-sensitive-surveillance-image-of-iran

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Anonymous wrote:The classified documents will be embedded with a traceable code idenfying where it was printed. DOJ/DNI will know exactly who accessed and printed the document by now. There will be a trail up to the point the document was handed over to Trump.

Are those people in trouble?

[Anonymous]

When people said everything Trump touches dies….
I seriously hoped it wouldn’t mean all of us under a mushroom cloud.

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Anonymous wrote:Hey! As a French national, what’s this about “President of France”???

Now this is a global problem. If Trump was going to exploit French nuclear tech or French secrets, there’s going to be hell to pay.

This was always a global problem. SCI is not just about us, but also about what we know about other countries and how we know it.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The classified documents will be embedded with a traceable code idenfying where it was printed. DOJ/DNI will know exactly who accessed and printed the document by now. There will be a trail up to the point the document was handed over to Trump.

Are those people in trouble?

Yes.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The classified documents will be embedded with a traceable code idenfying where it was printed. DOJ/DNI will know exactly who accessed and printed the document by now. There will be a trail up to the point the document was handed over to Trump.

Are those people in trouble?

Yes.

Are those people more likely to face prison time, than TFG?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The classified documents will be embedded with a traceable code idenfying where it was printed. DOJ/DNI will know exactly who accessed and printed the document by now. There will be a trail up to the point the document was handed over to Trump.

Are those people in trouble?

It’s hard to say. DOJ likely will seek their cooperation and testimony before a grand jury, possibly with a grant of immunity if there was a possibility of asserting the 5th Amendment. Assuming they had the proper clearance there is nothing inherently wrong with accessing a classified document and providing it to the POTUS at his request. I would venture to say some of the sides have already testified thus allowing the FBI to hone in on what is was searching for. The warrant would have been toward the end of the process if the investigation began in March or April. It’s not inconceivable that someone else with access to the material tried to pass it off to a foreign power (hint: Jared) but anything goes when it comes to the presidential equivalent of Basil Fawlty.

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Anonymous wrote:So Garland and the FBI didn't foresee the likelihood that Trump would claim they planted evidence and come out of this appealing to even more voters?
I sure hope they had a good and credible reasons for the raid. Waiting with bated breath to hear what it was

Please tell me you're a nitwit without using the word nitwit...

hey, I said I'm waiting with bated breath to hear the credible reasons for the raid. If it's there, I'll be 100% on the FBI's side. Surprising to me though that Trump is the one advocating most loudly for release of the warrant.

Garland prefers not to say, but probably what happened is that there was a recent realization, perhaps due to a tip-off, that ultra-sensitive nuclear docs were held at Mar-a-lago. That set off an urgent process to recover them before any more harm could be done - harm, meaning our most secret nuclear tech info (US or foreign) used by enemies or potential enemies of the state. You understand that the first entity Trump shares or sells it to can then turn around and sell it to someone else. Once it's out, it's out. Even though Trump had this since he left the WH, the DOJ cannot say "oh it's been so long, what's another few months!". No, as soon as they know, it's the topmost national security priority to recover the docs. They have no choice.

You've got to accept that the LAST thing DOJ wants to do is piss off the MAGA set and set off a political firestorm before the mid terms. DOJ HAD NO CHOICE WHEN THEY REALIZED THE DANGER.

This isn't a little game of owning the right, or owning the left. It's gone beyond the political domestic sphere. We are now at DEFCON 1 in terms of global threat, if all this is indeed true and very sensitive nuclear information has fallen into the wrong hands.

I want to point out here that the public may perhaps never have the full picture, given the sensitive nature of the information. Perhaps a foreign country already has the info, but the American public will never know. Our current and future presidents will have to deal with the fallout of the cursed Trump presidency and post-presidency. Trump himself, if this is really what happened, must be neutralized at all costs. He is a clear and present danger to the USA, our allies (whose nuclear info may have been stolen), and indeed the whole world order.

Again, the public is not the best judge of all of this for now. It's difficult to trust our institutions given the political climate, but I am convinced they are working to defend us.

If it was an urgent process, why wait three days from signature to execute?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hey! As a French national, what’s this about “President of France”???

Now this is a global problem. If Trump was going to exploit French nuclear tech or French secrets, there’s going to be hell to pay.

This was always a global problem. SCI is not just about us, but also about what we know about other countries and how we know it.

It depends on the system and compartment or subcompartment.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So Garland and the FBI didn't foresee the likelihood that Trump would claim they planted evidence and come out of this appealing to even more voters?
I sure hope they had a good and credible reasons for the raid. Waiting with bated breath to hear what it was

Please tell me you're a nitwit without using the word nitwit...

hey, I said I'm waiting with bated breath to hear the credible reasons for the raid. If it's there, I'll be 100% on the FBI's side. Surprising to me though that Trump is the one advocating most loudly for release of the warrant.

Garland prefers not to say, but probably what happened is that there was a recent realization, perhaps due to a tip-off, that ultra-sensitive nuclear docs were held at Mar-a-lago. That set off an urgent process to recover them before any more harm could be done - harm, meaning our most secret nuclear tech info (US or foreign) used by enemies or potential enemies of the state. You understand that the first entity Trump shares or sells it to can then turn around and sell it to someone else. Once it's out, it's out. Even though Trump had this since he left the WH, the DOJ cannot say "oh it's been so long, what's another few months!". No, as soon as they know, it's the topmost national security priority to recover the docs. They have no choice.

You've got to accept that the LAST thing DOJ wants to do is piss off the MAGA set and set off a political firestorm before the mid terms. DOJ HAD NO CHOICE WHEN THEY REALIZED THE DANGER.

This isn't a little game of owning the right, or owning the left. It's gone beyond the political domestic sphere. We are now at DEFCON 1 in terms of global threat, if all this is indeed true and very sensitive nuclear information has fallen into the wrong hands.

I want to point out here that the public may perhaps never have the full picture, given the sensitive nature of the information. Perhaps a foreign country already has the info, but the American public will never know. Our current and future presidents will have to deal with the fallout of the cursed Trump presidency and post-presidency. Trump himself, if this is really what happened, must be neutralized at all costs. He is a clear and present danger to the USA, our allies (whose nuclear info may have been stolen), and indeed the whole world order.

Again, the public is not the best judge of all of this for now. It's difficult to trust our institutions given the political climate, but I am convinced they are working to defend us.

If it was an urgent process, why wait three days from signature to execute?

Trump wasn’t in town. The club was ostensibly closed to the public. The FBI needed to develop a plan for a large property with multiple areas to be searched. They had an added layer of complexity with USSS. Serving the warrant over the weekend was likely to attract more attention. They may have wanted to confirm info with a source one last time. …

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Breibart has also seen the warrant

NEW via Breitbart: Trump under investigation per search warrant for:
18 USC 2071 — Concealment, removal or mutilation
18 USC 793 — Gathering, transmitting or losing defence information
18 USC 1519 — Destruction, alteration or falsification of records in Federal investigations

https://twitter.com/hugolowell/status/1558161944552652801?s=20&t=fc7FWON0vvAoaiI3Cn9BzQ

[Anonymous]

Republicans logic:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So Garland and the FBI didn't foresee the likelihood that Trump would claim they planted evidence and come out of this appealing to even more voters?
I sure hope they had a good and credible reasons for the raid. Waiting with bated breath to hear what it was

Please tell me you're a nitwit without using the word nitwit...

hey, I said I'm waiting with bated breath to hear the credible reasons for the raid. If it's there, I'll be 100% on the FBI's side. Surprising to me though that Trump is the one advocating most loudly for release of the warrant.

Garland prefers not to say, but probably what happened is that there was a recent realization, perhaps due to a tip-off, that ultra-sensitive nuclear docs were held at Mar-a-lago. That set off an urgent process to recover them before any more harm could be done - harm, meaning our most secret nuclear tech info (US or foreign) used by enemies or potential enemies of the state. You understand that the first entity Trump shares or sells it to can then turn around and sell it to someone else. Once it's out, it's out. Even though Trump had this since he left the WH, the DOJ cannot say "oh it's been so long, what's another few months!". No, as soon as they know, it's the topmost national security priority to recover the docs. They have no choice.

You've got to accept that the LAST thing DOJ wants to do is piss off the MAGA set and set off a political firestorm before the mid terms. DOJ HAD NO CHOICE WHEN THEY REALIZED THE DANGER.

This isn't a little game of owning the right, or owning the left. It's gone beyond the political domestic sphere. We are now at DEFCON 1 in terms of global threat, if all this is indeed true and very sensitive nuclear information has fallen into the wrong hands.

I want to point out here that the public may perhaps never have the full picture, given the sensitive nature of the information. Perhaps a foreign country already has the info, but the American public will never know. Our current and future presidents will have to deal with the fallout of the cursed Trump presidency and post-presidency. Trump himself, if this is really what happened, must be neutralized at all costs. He is a clear and present danger to the USA, our allies (whose nuclear info may have been stolen), and indeed the whole world order.

Again, the public is not the best judge of all of this for now. It's difficult to trust our institutions given the political climate, but I am convinced they are working to defend us.

If it was an urgent process, why wait three days from signature to execute?

It sounds like the warrant was issued late Friday and they searched on Monday. Given the coordination involved, I don't find the lag in time weird.

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