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Anonymous wrote:How was CNN there to film the raid?

Explained upthread, they were aware of 'unusual' grand jury activity and surmised that a Stone arrest was in the offing.

My grandma lives near that area and there’s absolutely no parking in those ‘hoods. It had to be prearranged for CNN to get vans and crews in there. For sure.

CNN suspected there was something up because the grand jury met yesterday and it doesn’t usually meet on Thursdays. It’s called good journalism.

The story of the good journalism - https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/25/politics/roger-stone-raid/index.html

And, this is why I think there is something more to this story:
"As of Thursday night, neither Stone nor his attorney believed he would be arrested on Friday morning. They also were convinced that Stone would have an opportunity to turn himself in, rather than an unexpected pre-dawn arrest at home."

Arrests of this type generally don't go down with 12 agents and guns drawn. It is usually an agreement. Interesting that CNN happened to show up an hour before the arrest and that it was as dramatic as it was.

There is more when it is a 14 year old AA kid with a dime bag. Who do you think you are kidding? They dodn't blow up doors or act like storm troopers, but you want to get evidence on site , so you need to act swiftly and with enough manpower (unpaid) to make it a successful operation.

Oh, FFS. Evidence? They have charged him with process crimes. He has stated numerous times that he thought he would be indicted. If he was going to destroy evidence, he would have done it long before today.
The dramatic arrest does not add up. Mueller, et al are acting like A$$holes.

With CNN being the only news organization on the scene as the FBI arrested former Trump campaign advisor Roger Stone, many have been wondering how they knew to be at his house.

Speaking with CNN’s John Berman and Alisyn Camerota, CNN producer David Shortell said he had a gut instinct to go to Stone’s residence after noticing unusual grand jury activity in Washington, D.C. on Thursday.

“The whole Russia team thought, maybe something was happening. There was unusual grand jury activity in Washington, D.C. yesterday. Robert Mueller’s grand jury typically meets on Friday, yesterday, a Thursday, there was grand jury activity,” Shortell said.

“We also had some other signs that maybe something was going on this angle, the Roger Stone angle. So we showed up at his house this morning, we were the only ones there, and lo and behold the FBI agents did come and arrest him,” he added.

Odd people believe this.

Another day, another witch! Not the greatest though!

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Anonymous wrote:How was CNN there to film the raid?

Explained upthread, they were aware of 'unusual' grand jury activity and surmised that a Stone arrest was in the offing.

My grandma lives near that area and there’s absolutely no parking in those ‘hoods. It had to be prearranged for CNN to get vans and crews in there. For sure.

CNN suspected there was something up because the grand jury met yesterday and it doesn’t usually meet on Thursdays. It’s called good journalism.

The story of the good journalism - https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/25/politics/roger-stone-raid/index.html

And, this is why I think there is something more to this story:
"As of Thursday night, neither Stone nor his attorney believed he would be arrested on Friday morning. They also were convinced that Stone would have an opportunity to turn himself in, rather than an unexpected pre-dawn arrest at home."

Arrests of this type generally don't go down with 12 agents and guns drawn. It is usually an agreement. Interesting that CNN happened to show up an hour before the arrest and that it was as dramatic as it was.

There is more when it is a 14 year old AA kid with a dime bag. Who do you think you are kidding? They dodn't blow up doors or act like storm troopers, but you want to get evidence on site , so you need to act swiftly and with enough manpower (unpaid) to make it a successful operation.

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Anonymous wrote:Stone’s out on $250K bond. Can’t wait to hear him scream “witch-hunt” and “Democrats” to the first camera he sees.

They took his passport, right?

He has travel restrictions: South FL, EDVA, EDNY, and DC. Passport was taken away.

He might be killed unless he has protection by Mueller.

You think Trump / Putin would do that?

I don't know about Trump but you're kidding yourself if you think Putin wouldn't. Would you like a list of all his enemies and perceived enemies who have died?

Take off the tin foil hats. Like all the other arrests, this has nothing to do with Russia. Or Trump. You people are the biggest conspiracy theorists.

Read all of this: https://twitter.com/SpicyFiles/status/1088805616221589504

All of the primary documentation is there in one neat package. Read it and then tell us it has nothing to do with Russia or the Trump campaign.

Trump-Pence 16 was corrupt to the core.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How was CNN there to film the raid?

Explained upthread, they were aware of 'unusual' grand jury activity and surmised that a Stone arrest was in the offing.

My grandma lives near that area and there’s absolutely no parking in those ‘hoods. It had to be prearranged for CNN to get vans and crews in there. For sure.

CNN suspected there was something up because the grand jury met yesterday and it doesn’t usually meet on Thursdays. It’s called good journalism.

The story of the good journalism - https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/25/politics/roger-stone-raid/index.html

And, this is why I think there is something more to this story:
"As of Thursday night, neither Stone nor his attorney believed he would be arrested on Friday morning. They also were convinced that Stone would have an opportunity to turn himself in, rather than an unexpected pre-dawn arrest at home."

Arrests of this type generally don't go down with 12 agents and guns drawn. It is usually an agreement. Interesting that CNN happened to show up an hour before the arrest and that it was as dramatic as it was.

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Anonymous wrote:Stone’s out on $250K bond. Can’t wait to hear him scream “witch-hunt” and “Democrats” to the first camera he sees.

They took his passport, right?

He has travel restrictions: South FL, EDVA, EDNY, and DC. Passport was taken away.

He might be killed unless he has protection by Mueller.

You think Trump / Putin would do that?

I don't know about Trump but you're kidding yourself if you think Putin wouldn't. Would you like a list of all his enemies and perceived enemies who have died?

Take off the tin foil hats. Like all the other arrests, this has nothing to do with Russia. Or Trump. You people are the biggest conspiracy theorists.

Hi, please read the indictment. TIA!

Fox news told him it was no big deal, just a witch hunt, and went on to debate the protections for immigrants vs protections for the unborn. He doesn't need to read the indictment!

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Anonymous wrote:Stone’s out on $250K bond. Can’t wait to hear him scream “witch-hunt” and “Democrats” to the first camera he sees.

They took his passport, right?

He has travel restrictions: South FL, EDVA, EDNY, and DC. Passport was taken away.

He might be killed unless he has protection by Mueller.

You think Trump / Putin would do that?

I don't know about Trump but you're kidding yourself if you think Putin wouldn't. Would you like a list of all his enemies and perceived enemies who have died?

Take off the tin foil hats. Like all the other arrests, this has nothing to do with Russia. Or Trump. You people are the biggest conspiracy theorists.

Hi, please read the indictment. TIA!

Anonymous wrote:It turns out he was released on a $250,000 signature bond. He doesn't have to pay anything - just show up for all further court proceedings.


The was the arrest went down is real overkill for the bond.
Guns drawn. A dozen agents. Pre-dawn. You would think this was some drug lord.
This was all drama. I thought Mueller was above the drama crap.

I am no fan of Stone, I think he is creepy - but I think the way the arrest went down is ridiculous.

+1 theater

Anonymous wrote:Seems as if some of you folks have been watching far too many Netflix series. Real life is not near as exciting as you think.

Pay attention.

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Anonymous wrote:Stone’s out on $250K bond. Can’t wait to hear him scream “witch-hunt” and “Democrats” to the first camera he sees.

They took his passport, right?

He has travel restrictions: South FL, EDVA, EDNY, and DC. Passport was taken away.

He might be killed unless he has protection by Mueller.

You think Trump / Putin would do that?

I don't know about Trump but you're kidding yourself if you think Putin wouldn't. Would you like a list of all his enemies and perceived enemies who have died?

Take off the tin foil hats. Like all the other arrests, this has nothing to do with Russia. Or Trump. You people are the biggest conspiracy theorists.

Connect dots:

Wikileaks = Russia
Wikileaks => Stone
Stone => Bannon
Bannon=> Trump Campaign

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How was CNN there to film the raid?

Explained upthread, they were aware of 'unusual' grand jury activity and surmised that a Stone arrest was in the offing.

My grandma lives near that area and there’s absolutely no parking in those ‘hoods. It had to be prearranged for CNN to get vans and crews in there. For sure.

CNN suspected there was something up because the grand jury met yesterday and it doesn’t usually meet on Thursdays. It’s called good journalism.

The story of the good journalism - https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/25/politics/roger-stone-raid/index.html

Seems as if some of you folks have been watching far too many Netflix series. Real life is not near as exciting as you think.

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Anonymous wrote:It turns out he was released on a $250,000 signature bond. He doesn't have to pay anything - just show up for all further court proceedings.


The was the arrest went down is real overkill for the bond.
Guns drawn. A dozen agents. Pre-dawn. You would think this was some drug lord.
This was all drama. I thought Mueller was above the drama crap.

I am no fan of Stone, I think he is creepy - but I think the way the arrest went down is ridiculous.

yeah because who cares about treason

Treason? Who has been charged with treason?

Anonymous wrote:It turns out he was released on a $250,000 signature bond. He doesn't have to pay anything - just show up for all further court proceedings.


The was the arrest went down is real overkill for the bond.
Guns drawn. A dozen agents. Pre-dawn. You would think this was some drug lord.
This was all drama. I thought Mueller was above the drama crap.

I am no fan of Stone, I think he is creepy - but I think the way the arrest went down is ridiculous.

yeah because who cares about treason