okay some people have been deciphering this and the apparent new bombshell comes from page 7;



The february leak would be different than the previous leaks from McCabe we already knew about, the WSJ leak in november.
This likely means that it was none other than Andrew McCabe who leaked the FISA wiretap of Michael Flynn that showed he was lying about meeting with Kislyak.
Granted this isn't proof he's responsible, its just strong evidence he was being investigated for that very leak after the evidence someone overheard him talking about it.
But if that's the case, it solves the question of how Flynn's FISA transcript got leaked to the media which is what destroyed his career. We still don't know who unmasked the transcript, Susan Rice is adamant that someone else did it and signed her name, but Flynn is likely the culprit of who leaked it to the media just to discredit Flynn.

This all would also mean that McCabe was a serial leaker who was abusing his office not only to make himself look good and cover up his crimes, but specifically for the purpose of undermining Donald Trump's administration.
And Comey swore that his #2 McCabe was an upstanding and trustworthy guy to Trump's face, repeatedly.

Now look at all this and tell me that the Intelligence Community wasn't a fucking catastrophe circa winter 2016-2017.

can't have those negroes voting

At least 90,000 voters were purged from Nevada’s voter rolls over the years 2016 and 2017, according to a list provided to media by the Nevada Secretary of State.

The Palast Investigative Fund announced the release of said list in a Monday press release. The group’s release notes:

Rather than face [our complaints] in federal court, Nevada’s Republican Secretary of State Barbara K. Cegavske on Thursday turned over the list of every Nevada voter whose registration Cegavske cancelled in 2016 and 2017. … [The fund] is releasing the names of the 90,000 residents of Las Vegas and Reno (Clark and Washoe counties) removed because of evidence they’ve moved.

According to the fund’s press release, the voters in question were removed from the Silver State’s voter rolls by way of a postcard removal scheme. Similar methods of removing voters from voter rolls have been enacted by several Republican secretaries of state across the country in recent years.

Postcard-style purges work in the following fashion–noted in a previous Law&Crime article about similarly alleged shenanigans in Alabama:

[The state sends] postcards to…voters. The [original] postcards were not forwardable–meaning if a voter moved, the postcard wouldn’t follow them to their new address. Postcards that came back as non-deliverable resulted in the state sending a forwardable postcard to the old address.

If the second card was not returned within [a certain time frame], then voters were moved to “inactive” status. As many voting rights advocates have pointed out, such revisions of voter rolls disproportionately impact poor and minority voters–who tend to move around more often than their white and wealthy counterparts.

The Monday press release claims, however, that many of the voters removed from Nevada’s rolls in this fashion actually hadn’t moved at all.

“Our experts, reviewing these lists, have found that the overwhelming majority of voters who have supposedly moved out of state or out of their home counties have, in fact, not moved an inch,” the press release notes. “most remain at their original registration address.”

I notice you've stopped providing links lately. I wonder why?



Anyways...


West Coast military installations eyed for US fuel exports

https://www.apnews.com/573a19c3d43643e5b2d961b46cd99c67





I guess California, Oregon and washington are worried about those nasty coal-spills. :/







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Warren accuses Trump of ‘creepy’ comments about her DNA test

https://www.apnews.com/0a988aaf36784de0b22bd56d2ac376f3





Guess Warren has understandable aversion to Trump being "on-site" when a DNA test is administered. Wonder why?

This post was edited by Ghot on Oct 15 2018 11:43pm

It obviously was a catastrophe. Comey repeatedly broke FBI protocol. The non-indictment of Clinton was a sham. The letter likely swung the election for Trump. Strzuk was leading two biased investigations into the Trump campaign. And McCabe probably leaked stuff to the media to intentionally hurt the President.

I do think its interesting how many roads are leading to McCabe.
But what does all this say about choir boy Comey? Are we supposed to believe that all this was going on under his nose and he was somehow blissfully unaware while vouching for McCabe and saying none of the leaks were coming from the FBI?

The historians might look favorably on Trump for clearing house

Historians would look favorably upon Trump for cleaning out the FBI except for some of the reasoned he cited for why he did it and the timing of the Comey firing.

If he had fired Comey within the first month or so of his presidency, it would have looked a lot better. But he said he fired him when he thought the Trump-Russia stuff was a made up story. His words. Whether Russian collusion/conspiracy is true or not, you shouldn't fire someone because they are looking into your campaign. That's an obvious conflict of interest. He should have just stuck to the FBI is mess line, which was true.

As far as Comey, we know he's not some choir boy. The OIG found he mishandled the Clinton probe and broke with multiple FBI protocols. And I agree with you. I think it's unlikely that he didn't know at least a little what was going on with McCabe, Strzok, and god knows what else was happening with the FBI during that time.

Maybe he can give the herpes back too.

im glad stormy can still crack a smile considering recent lawsuit loss