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I am not a fan of Mr. Lindell, I think he's a little goofy. But is it OK for the FBI to demand the cell phone of any citizen without charges? Is that something people think is OK now if they are an "other"?
Yes, if they have a warrant to do so. They have a warrant to search a phone looking for evidence of a probable crime. So they seize it for that purpose.
In all seriousness what do they think they’re finding on this guy? Other than supporting and donating money to the GOP this guy is likely as far removed as being a politically dirty hack as you can be
They are pulling out the stops to get President Trump. They want Trump behind bars. Lindell is a close friend of Trump. They want to go through is phone on a fishing expedition to see what they can get on Trump.
It is unlawful and pure evil, but that is where we are with the corrupt FBI and DOJ today.
Yes, if they have a warrant to do so. They have a warrant to search a phone looking for evidence of a probable crime. So they seize it for that purpose.
What crime? Anyone have a legitimate crime he's likely to be guilty of? Anyone curious?
He's a key member of Trump's misinformation campaign and he needs to be held accountable for his role in spreading lies about the 2020 election. Dominion should take all his money and he should be thrown in jail, along with Roger Stone and Steve Bannon.
What crime? Anyone have a legitimate crime he's likely to be guilty of? Anyone curious?
Disagreeing with the government isn't a crime.
According to Lindell they are looking for evidence on some guy named Dennis Montgomery. I never heard of him, but suspect he is well known to forum denizens.
He's a key member of Trump's misinformation campaign and he needs to be held accountable for his role in spreading lies about the 2020 election. Dominion should take all his money and he should be thrown in jail, along with Roger Stone and Steve Bannon.
So you think being on the wrong side of a political disagreement is grounds for taking a man's money and throwing him in jail?
What crime? Anyone have a legitimate crime he's likely to be guilty of? Anyone curious?
Disagreeing with the government isn't a crime.
According to Lindell they are looking for evidence on some guy named Dennis Montgomery. I never heard of him, but suspect he is well known to forum denizens.
Here is some info on Montgomery.
As part of the attempt to overturn the 2020 United States presidential election, The American Report published stories in which Montgomery claimed a supercomputer called the Hammer, running software called Scorecard, was used to steal votes from Trump.[26] Montgomery's claims were repeated by Mike Lindell[27] and Sidney Powell.[28] Chris Krebs, then the director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, characterized the claims as "nonsense" and a "hoax".
I am not a fan of Mr. Lindell, I think he's a little goofy. But is it OK for the FBI to demand the cell phone of any citizen without charges? Is that something people think is OK now if they are an "other"?
Yes.
It's called a search warrant. There's legal remedies in cases where say the law enforcement lies to a judge to obtain a search warrant. Otherwise it's absolutely fine just as it's always been.
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