Breaking: Debbie Wasserman-Schulz' IT staffer arrested while trying to flee US

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why did Awan have a fake resume and an alias from NYC while trying to flee the country at Dulles in July?

Hopefully, the trial will reveal all these mysteries. The plot thickens.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So, Awan put a note saying "attorney client privilege"? Yet, he planted it where it could be found? Maybe, he had arranged for someone to make a pick up--but, it was found by someone else first. DWS, maybe? And, it's not up to him to determine what is off limits.

The most valuable thing that Awan had was information--lots of it--and, very likely, classified information.

What? Doesn't everyone "plant" work laptops in phone booths? Perfectly normal behavior. Nothing to see here!

Of course they do. And it now makes sense why DWS was so rude to the police chief. Or maybe that's her normal personality?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why did Awan have a fake resume and an alias from NYC while trying to flee the country at Dulles in July?

I'll be interesting to see admin's thoughts about this question.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why did Awan have a fake resume and an alias from NYC while trying to flee the country at Dulles in July?

I'll be interesting to see admin's thoughts about this question.

Admin still thinks this is a nothingburger.

[jsteele]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why did Awan have a fake resume and an alias from NYC while trying to flee the country at Dulles in July?

I'll be interesting to see admin's thoughts about this question.

Admin still thinks this is a nothingburger.

This is true in the sense that the “somethingburger” we’ve been promised in this thread involves Seth Rich, Wikileaks, international espionage, and exoneration of Russian hackers. None of that is happening.

[Anonymous]

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why did Awan have a fake resume and an alias from NYC while trying to flee the country at Dulles in July?

I'll be interesting to see admin's thoughts about this question.

Admin still thinks this is a nothingburger.

This is true in the sense that the “somethingburger” we’ve been promised in this thread involves Seth Rich, Wikileaks, international espionage, and exoneration of Russian hackers. None of that is happening.

Patience grasshopper...

[Anonymous]

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why did Awan have a fake resume and an alias from NYC while trying to flee the country at Dulles in July?

I'll be interesting to see admin's thoughts about this question.

Admin still thinks this is a nothingburger.

This is true in the sense that the “somethingburger” we’ve been promised in this thread involves Seth Rich, Wikileaks, international espionage, and exoneration of Russian hackers. None of that is happening.

You mean trials take longer than one day?? Who'd of thought.

[Anonymous]

Meanwhile, Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael Mirando said in court on Friday that when Imran was arrested at Dulles International Airport a cellphone found on him “had been wiped clean just a few hours before"...

Nothing to hide here, just like the "attorney client" note next to laptop.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile, Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael Mirando said in court on Friday that when Imran was arrested at Dulles International Airport a cellphone found on him “had been wiped clean just a few hours before"...

Nothing to hide here, just like the "attorney client" note next to laptop.

He committed a crime. Of course HE has something to hide.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile, Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael Mirando said in court on Friday that when Imran was arrested at Dulles International Airport a cellphone found on him “had been wiped clean just a few hours before"...

Nothing to hide here, just like the "attorney client" note next to laptop.

He committed a crime. Of course HE has something to hide.

Awan is now playing both sides... best deal wins.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile, Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael Mirando said in court on Friday that when Imran was arrested at Dulles International Airport a cellphone found on him “had been wiped clean just a few hours before"...

Nothing to hide here, just like the "attorney client" note next to laptop.

He committed a crime. Of course HE has something to hide.

Awan is now playing both sides... best deal wins.

You conspiracy nuts crack me up.

[Anonymous]

Evidently, Rosiak (the journalist who is following this story) was on Hannity’s radio show today. I wonder if he will be on with him tonight.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Evidently, Rosiak (the journalist who is following this story) was on Hannity’s radio show today. I wonder if he will be on with him tonight.

Whoever the journalist is, he's a genius.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Evidently, Rosiak (the journalist who is following this story) was on Hannity’s radio show today. I wonder if he will be on with him tonight.

Whoever the journalist is, he's a genius.

I think he is just doing what journalists SHOULD do - run down leads, report the facts, follow the story.
Seems to be rare in journalism today. And, I like the fact that most of his information is attributed to a named source... not the anonymous crap.

[Anonymous]

When the defendants (who are married) aren't even talking and suing each other, it's bad news for the DWS coverup.

http://amp.dailycaller.com/2017/10/09/imran-awans-own-wife-accuses-him-of-fraud/