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It's interesting that there are reports that Flynn's case is being reviewed bu an outside US attorney.
I wonder if that is because of concerns over government misconduct, or because of concerns the Carter Page warrants may have been used in the Flynn case.
It's interesting that there are reports that Flynn's case is being reviewed bu an outside US attorney.
I wonder if that is because of concerns over government misconduct, or because of concerns the Carter Page warrants may have been used in the Flynn case.
Well, whichever one they go with, the deeper reason is because Trump likes Flynn so he asked his personal lap dog Barr to go easy on him, same has he did Stone.
Well, whichever one they go with, the deeper reason is because Trump likes Flynn so he asked his personal lap dog Barr to go easy on him, same has he did Stone.
Well, if an outside US Attorney says there was misconduct by the government, or that an illegally obtained FISA warrant was used in Flynn's case, that would undermine your theory.
It's interesting that there are reports that Flynn's case is being reviewed bu an outside US attorney.
I wonder if that is because of concerns over government misconduct, or because of concerns the Carter Page warrants may have been used in the Flynn case.
For starters, ANY use of the Carter Page warrants is by definition government misconduct since they were knowingly obtained under false pretenses.
That aside, Flynn was set up, pure and simple. The FBI used a false pretense to perform an interrogation without informing Flynn (or the DOJ or White House counsel or anyone else for that matter) he was actually being interrogated. In fact they went out of their way to ensure Flynn it was just a "friendly chat" about counter-terrorism measures and there was no need for lawyers and all that. And then after concluding he had not been intentionally deceptive, the OIC STILL charged him with being intentionally deceptive.
Meanwhile the idiot judge overseeing the case rejected the defense request the DOJ provide possibly exculpatory evidence it failed to produce the first time around via the circular premise that Flynn failed to demonstrate such evidence would exonerate him -- which of course he can't until the DOJ actually produces it. Then he blames Flynn's previous counsel for not bringing the issue up sooner while also disputing Flynn's claim of having inadequate counsel. Well which is it?
This case stinks of both judicial incompetence and sheer political retribution. If anyone should have received a pardon today, it was Flynn.
For starters, ANY use of the Carter Page warrants is by definition government misconduct since they were knowingly obtained under false pretenses.
That aside, Flynn was set up, pure and simple. The FBI used a false pretense to perform an interrogation without informing Flynn (or the DOJ or White House counsel or anyone else for that matter) he was actually being interrogated. In fact they went out of their way to ensure Flynn it was just a "friendly chat" about counter-terrorism measures and there was no need for lawyers and all that. And then after concluding he had not been intentionally deceptive, the OIC STILL charged him with being intentionally deceptive.
Meanwhile the idiot judge overseeing the case rejected the defense request the DOJ provide exculpatory evidence it failed to produce the first time around via the circular premise that Flynn failed to demonstrate such evidence would exonerate him -- which of course he can't until the DOJ actually produces it. Then he blames Flynn's previous counsel for not bringing the issue up sooner while also disputing Flynn's claim of having inadequate counsel. Well which is it?
This case stinks of both judicial incompetence and sheer political retribution. If anyone should have received a pardon today, it was Flynn.
I still think Flynn may be exonerated without a pardon, so I would wait to see how this plays out.
I still think Flynn may be exonerated without a pardon, so I would wait to see how this plays out.
Easy to say from the outside looking in, but how many more rounds through the meat grinder should this guy be expected to endure for an inconsequential process crime borne from a fraudulent investigation?
Easy to say from the outside looking in, but how many more rounds through the meat grinder should this guy be expected to endure for an inconsequential process crime borne from a fraudulent investigation?
I'm sure Flynn would much rather be exonerated, than pardoned.
For starters, ANY use of the Carter Page warrants is by definition government misconduct since they were knowingly obtained under false pretenses.
That aside, Flynn was set up, pure and simple. The FBI used a false pretense to perform an interrogation without informing Flynn (or the DOJ or White House counsel or anyone else for that matter) he was actually being interrogated. In fact they went out of their way to ensure Flynn it was just a "friendly chat" about counter-terrorism measures and there was no need for lawyers and all that. And then after concluding he had not been intentionally deceptive, the OIC STILL charged him with being intentionally deceptive.
Meanwhile the idiot judge overseeing the case rejected the defense request the DOJ provide possibly exculpatory evidence it failed to produce the first time around via the circular premise that Flynn failed to demonstrate such evidence would exonerate him -- which of course he can't until the DOJ actually produces it. Then he blames Flynn's previous counsel for not bringing the issue up sooner while also disputing Flynn's claim of having inadequate counsel. Well which is it?
This case stinks of both judicial incompetence and sheer political retribution. If anyone should have received a pardon today, it was Flynn.
" The FBI used a false pretense" And the FBI later stated thy did NOT think he lied to them.
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