Quote (Mastersam93 @ Jun 4 2018 07:44am)

So was "hope you can let it go" in reference to Flynn's initial investigation opening the door to new investigations, or to Flynn's sentencing, or what?

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Well at least I can tell the difference between what Ice wrote and what Reuters wrote. LOL

Quote (IceMage @ Jun 4 2018 08:09pm)

I'm with her.



I look forward to your argument in a month or two on how the president's personal attorney getting indicted isn't a big deal. :thumbsup:

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Some relevant Russia news:

JUST IN: U.S. Special Counsel Mueller says ex-Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort has attempted to tamper with potential witness - court filing

MANAFORT CALLED, TEXTED AND SENT ENCRYPTED MESSAGES TO TWO PEOPLE IN FEBRUARY TO "INFLUENCE THEIR TESTIMONY AND TO OTHERWISE CONCEAL EVIDENCE" - FBI STATEMENT FILED BY MUELLER (Reuters)

reuters^

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FBI Special Agent Brock Domin, in a declaration filed with Mueller’s motion, said Manafort had attempted to call, text and send encrypted messages in February to two people from “The Hapsburg Group,” a firm he worked with to promote the interests of Ukraine.

The FBI has documents and statements from the two people, as well as telephone records and documents recovered through a search of Manafort’s iCloud account showing that Trump’s former campaign manager attempted communication while he was out on bail, according to Domin.

The communications were “in an effort to influence their testimony and to otherwise conceal evidence,” Domin wrote. “The investigation into this matter is ongoing.”

Quote (Surfpunk @ 5 Jun 2018 14:35)

Contextually speaking, the two are identical. Note what I bolded and tell me how they differ:

Quote (thesnipa @ 5 Jun 2018 15:14)

incoming deflection insult from Ghot about how in his day people understood differences between statements. Ironic that the only representative of his generation is also the bottom of the barrel intelligence of the subforum.

His posts read like a resurrected Widow, but well after the 90 second timer and brain damage set in.

Quote (Scaly @ Jun 5 2018 09:22am)

It is not inconceivable that a part of this deity is Widow. His arguments, thoughts and lewd PMs to young girls sent forth among billions of others into the great ocean of information we know as the internet. All coalescing into the intangible being birthed from the combined output of humanity's computer habits. In this way we are all immortalised through Ghot. A part of what we are becomes Him.

Quote (thesnipa @ Jun 5 2018 10:14am)

incoming deflection insult from Ghot about how in his day people understood differences between statements. Ironic that the only representative of his generation is also the bottom of the barrel intelligence of the subforum.

His posts read like a resurrected Widow, but well after the 90 second timer and brain damage set in.

Quote (IceMage @ Jun 5 2018 10:16am)

He's Bitch Widow.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keGiZtXooDM

Quote (IceMage @ Jun 5 2018 11:16am)

He's Bitch Widow.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keGiZtXooDM

Quote (IceMage @ Jun 5 2018 03:27am)

https://twitter.com/ReutersPolitics/status/1003796287035248640

Second quote is copying a journalist... who says the same thing the article does.
Are you okay? This is really basic stuff that a healthy 62 year old person should be able to understand. Maybe you should get checked out or something.

At the time I quoted twitter feeds, because it was a breaking story and Reuters didn't have the article on their website. Learn to 21st century dude.

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A federal judge on Tuesday ordered U.S. President Donald Trump’s former campaign manager, Paul Manafort, to respond by Friday to the government’s bid to revoke or revise his release and set a June 15 hearing on the matter, according to a court filing.

Special Counsel Robert Mueller said in a court filing on Monday that Manafort had attempted to tamper with potential witnesses and asked the judge to revoke or revise an order releasing Manafort ahead of his trial.

Manafort’s spokesman Jason Maloni denied the allegations.

“Mr. Manafort is innocent and nothing about this latest allegation changes our defense. We will do our talking in court,” Maloni said in a statement on Tuesday.

Mueller is investigating possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia. As part of that investigation, Manafort is facing indictments in federal courts in Virginia and Washington on a variety of charges from money-laundering and failing to register as a foreign agent, to bank and tax fraud.

Manafort has pleaded not guilty, and none of the charges relate to the 2016 presidential election.

On Monday, Mueller’s team said Manafort and a close associate identified in the court documents only as Person A had tried to call, text and send encrypted messages in February to two people from a public relations firm they had worked with to promote the interests of Ukraine. Mueller alleges those actions were an effort to influence the intended recipients’ testimony and conceal evidence.

The judge on Tuesday gave Manafort’s team until Friday to respond to the special counsel’s filing.