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Anonymous wrote:If Flynn wasn't doing anything wrong, why was a pardon always being dangled?

Because he was being railroaded.

Where is the original 302?

The G men and women know how to cover things up

Russian Collusion. So well done that they went after the wrong side.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If Flynn wasn't doing anything wrong, why was a pardon always being dangled?

Because he was being railroaded.

Where is the original 302?

Agreed. Plus, the recording doesn't say what pp thinks it says.
Some people here will be in utter disbelief when the whole story comes out. They'll refuse to believe it because it is so damning.
It will be hard to say it didn't happen. I guarantee you that Barr and Durham will come with receipts.

Anonymous wrote:If Flynn wasn't doing anything wrong, why was a pardon always being dangled?

Because he was being railroaded.

Where is the original 302?

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Perhaps if the traitor Barr hadn’t shut Mueller down prematurely, we’d know.

+ million

Huh.
Funny. Since Mueller testified, under penalty of perjury, that nobody ended his investigation prematurely.

Exactly. Was Mueller lying under oath?

Oh, is that still a thing? I thought we were done with that. Isn't that what Flynn's lawyer is saying?

WTH are you talking about?

That's what Flynn's lawyer is saying, that lying under oath is fine, that it's not a thing anymore.

That is not what she is saying.

If Flynn wasn't doing anything wrong, why was a pardon always being dangled?

Flynn’s a dirtbag. Lock him up!!!

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Perhaps if the traitor Barr hadn’t shut Mueller down prematurely, we’d know.

+ million

Huh.
Funny. Since Mueller testified, under penalty of perjury, that nobody ended his investigation prematurely.

Exactly. Was Mueller lying under oath?

Oh, is that still a thing? I thought we were done with that. Isn't that what Flynn's lawyer is saying?

WTH are you talking about?

That's what Flynn's lawyer is saying, that lying under oath is fine, that it's not a thing anymore.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Perhaps if the traitor Barr hadn’t shut Mueller down prematurely, we’d know.

+ million

Huh.
Funny. Since Mueller testified, under penalty of perjury, that nobody ended his investigation prematurely.

Exactly. Was Mueller lying under oath?

Oh, is that still a thing? I thought we were done with that. Isn't that what Flynn's lawyer is saying?

WTH are you talking about?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Perhaps if the traitor Barr hadn’t shut Mueller down prematurely, we’d know.

+ million

Huh.
Funny. Since Mueller testified, under penalty of perjury, that nobody ended his investigation prematurely.

Exactly. Was Mueller lying under oath?

Oh, is that still a thing? I thought we were done with that. Isn't that what Flynn's lawyer is saying?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Perhaps if the traitor Barr hadn’t shut Mueller down prematurely, we’d know.

+ million

Huh.
Funny. Since Mueller testified, under penalty of perjury, that nobody ended his investigation prematurely.

Exactly. Was Mueller lying under oath?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Perhaps if the traitor Barr hadn’t shut Mueller down prematurely, we’d know.

+ million

Huh.
Funny. Since Mueller testified, under penalty of perjury, that nobody ended his investigation prematurely.

Anonymous wrote:
Perhaps if the traitor Barr hadn’t shut Mueller down prematurely, we’d know.

+ million

Anonymous wrote:Since Flynn pleaded guilty to multiple traitorous felonies, is he still getting his $100k+ military retirement? If so why? Rules are it is canceled upon conviction. I wish the media would explore this.

No, that's what he pleaded guilty to and that's not the rule. Military pensions are not usually rescinded by actions after retirement.

Anonymous wrote:Since Flynn pleaded guilty to multiple traitorous felonies, is he still getting his $100k+ military retirement? If so why? Rules are it is canceled upon conviction. I wish the media would explore this.

No. He pleaded guilty to a single count of false statements.