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Mr. Trump is in Washington
by Caroline Glick
by Caroline Glick
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.Comey / Mueller Collusion – Staffing Witch
Hunt Team With liar-Clinton Democrats, Donors
by Rick Wells
{rickwells.us} ~ There is a critical question that has to this point not been asked anywhere that desperately needs to be answered. “Should James Comey be made the special prosecutor to take over the Russia Collusion Snipe Hunt?”... If the answer to that question is no, which it is, then why is his good friend, mentor and former boss Robert Mueller, with whom there is a definite conflict of interest due to their personal relationship, acceptable in the position? He’s a proxy Comey. Aside from his many other character defects, Mueller cannot be counted on to be objective or fair. Comey confessed in his Senate Testimony that his goal in leaking was a Special Prosecutor. Some attention should be paid to the history or potential for deal making between Rod Rosentein and the snakes orchestrating this charade, positioning Comey’s comrade into the position of holding the future of our President in his dirty hands. Nothing in DC politics happens by coincidence...http://rickwells.us/comey-mueller-collusion-staffing-witch-hunt-team-clinton-democrats-donors/The IRS Can Seize Your Money Based on a
Hunch. This Bill Would Bring That to an End
by Neil Siefring
{dailysignal.com} ~ The federal government currently wields a tremendous amount of power over the citizens of the United States, far more than the Founders intended... One manifestation of federal overreach is civil asset forfeiture. This practice allows the federal government to confiscate the wealth of its citizens upon the mere suspicion of wrongdoing. The IRS, not content with expropriating the wealth of its citizens on April 15 every year, has now taken up the practice of seizing funds that have been involved in perfectly legal transactions on the basis of a hunch. Thankfully, legislation in the House and the Senate has been introduced to bring this practice to a halt... http://dailysignal.com/2017/06/08/irs-can-seize-money-based-hunch-bill-will-bring-end/?utm_source=TDS_Email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=MorningBell&mkt_tok=eyJpIjoiWVdZd01qQXpNelEyWWpCaiIsInQiOiJ5a2VLVFZxXC9YWEpmbUVQXC9xUEcwSk15WWZtNU5uSklyZUlqSE1WTzB2Qkptbk5mUEJRUHBCZ0s3VGpUSTk1eE56TVdaT2FDZHRnNm42UmM0YlJ4OXFjNGRSVUtrdklHTkFZdjcwcTl2djBqbktBSHR0akk3b1pJeGR5Tzc4UzhrIn0%3D.
clown-Schumer Goes On Offense
As GOP Figures Out Who, What Mueller Is
by Rick Wells
{rickwells.us} ~ Democrat and establishment swamp vermin are rallying in support of their golden boy subversive, the detestable deep state operative and terrorism enabler, Former FBI Director Robert Mueller... They see him as their ticket to removing the man who most fervently opposes their anti-hating agenda. The anti-Americans have a problem, the more the American people learn about this guy the more he is exposed as not only a deep state tool of subversion but a corrupt terrorism facilitator as well. The utterly detestable Senator Chuck clown-Schumer (D-NY) is attempting to head off mounting objections to the railroading of President Trump by their kangaroo special prosecutor. clown-Schumer described the objections as the Republicans using “partisan knives,” to pre-but the investigation. A butthead such as clown-Schumer should know that pre-but isn’t a word, but we get his drift. They want to prevent the left’s coup attempt from being successful and in that he is surely correct. As for partisan knives, nobody has a larger knife drawer than clown-Schumer. He’s got no room to talk. The sleazy Senator from New York said, “They know they can’t debate the facts or the issues or defend the actions of the White House on the merits, so what do they do? They attack the referee and try to besmirch the reputation of someone like Mr. Mueller.” Mueller is no referee, he’s a political hack pretending to be an objective investigator, prosecutor, judge, jury and executioner...http://rickwells.us/schumer-goes-offense-gop-figures-mueller/.
.'What hurts is that the betrayal
came from our own people'
by Tal Polon
{israelnationalnews.com} ~ Hamas tried to prevent the distribution of humanitarian aid in Gaza for the sake of political gain during Israel’s counterterrorism Operation Protective Edge in 2014... according to United Arab Emirates (UAE) Red Crescent Secretary General Mohammed Al Falahi, who oversaw the distribution of the aid. At a lecture on Monday in the presence of UAE’s Crown Prince about the security challenges faced by the UAE during humanitarian activity, Al Falahi related that Hamas terrorists had intentionally fired on Israeli planes from a field hospital where Red Crescent workers were distributing aid, knowing that Israeli forces would fire back in retaliation. "While we were in the field hospital that the UAE built, we were surprised by [...] someone from Hamas instigating Israeli forces by launching locally made rockets from the field hospital", he said, according to UAE paper The National. Al Falahi called the Hamas action a “betrayal.”... http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/230953?utm_source=activetrail&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nl.
Gohmert Exposed Mueller As Terrorism
Facilitator, Cover Man In House Testimony
by Rick Wells
{rickwells.us} ~ The individual that will decide the future of President Trump, Robert Mueller, has a long record of being an official cover man for jihadists choosing to operate in the United States... Not only did Mueller purge all of the FBI training materials and other records which indicated references to Islamic terrorism in the months following the 9/11 terrorist attacks, he also ignored warnings about the Tsarnaev brothers and did nothing to investigate the mosque that they attended. Rep Louie Gohmert knows who and what Robert Mueller is, and does not share the misplaced reverence for him that much of the DC Swamp seems to. In questioning Mueller on June 13th of 2013, two months after the Boston bombing, Gohmert corners the evasive, half-truth telling filibusterer and forces admissions from him of his failures or complicity in creating the situation in which the terrorist attacks occurred. The most basic, common sense actions, which would have been obvious to even those outside of law enforcement were not undertaken. Gohmert exposes some of the FBI’s dirty little secrets, such as a need for anything that involves religious groups or political parties having to go before the Sensitive Operations Review Committee, apparently out of fear that the truth about criminal or terrorist activity engaged in by Christians, Jews, Tea Partiers or perhaps even Islamists might somehow enter into the public sphere and hurt somebody’s feelings...http://rickwells.us/gohmert-exposed-mueller-terrorism-facilitator-cover-man-house-testimony/
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Mr. Trump is in Washington
by Caroline Glick
by Caroline Glick
{truthrevolt.org} ~ Thursday afternoon, US President Donald Trump reacted to former FBI director James Comey’s Senate testimony by telling an audience of his supporters, “We are under siege.”
He was right.
Trump and his presidency are besieged by an army of investigators whose apparent goal is to delegitimize, with the goal of destroying, his presidency.
This was the lesson of Comey’s testimony on Thursday before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
Comey came before the committee to share his assessment of the connection between his firing last month and the FBI’s ongoing investigation of ties Trump, his advisers and associates maintained with Russian agents during the 2016 elections and the transition period that preceded his inauguration on January 20.
Despite the fact that the investigation was launched well before the November election, no evidence has surfaced of criminal wrongdoing by Trump or his associates.
So what purpose does the investigation serve? Among the important things Comey shared on Thursday was the answer to that question.
The first important piece of information Comey shared was that Trump is not and never has been under investigation.
Second, Comey told us he views Trump as a uniquely unacceptable president. Whereas Comey kept no notes of his meetings with former president Barack liar-nObama; and whereas he wrote no summaries of his meetings with former president George W. Bush, Comey said that he wrote summaries of all of his communications with Trump.
Comey explained the disparity by noting, repeatedly, that he views Trump as singularly untruthful.
This is notable because, as Comey made clear Thursday, in everything related to the two men’s dealings since November, it has been Comey, not Trump, who has been deliberately misleading.
In his termination letter to Comey last month, Trump wrote that Comey had informed him three times that he was not under investigation.
And yet, in his March testimony before the Senate, Comey refused to admit that Trump was not a subject of investigation. To the contrary, Comey’s statement on the issue was deliberately vague and therefore misleading.
Even more damning, Comey admitted Thursday that he used a friend as a conduit to leak selected, and as it turns out, misleading, portions of his memo summarizing a meeting he held with Trump in February to The New York Times.
The article that the Times published on the basis of that memo alleged that during that conversation, Trump pressured Comey to close his criminal investigation of Trump’s former national security adviser Lt.- Gen. Michael Flynn.
During his testimony Thursday, Comey admitted under questioning that Trump did no such thing; Trump merely expressed his hope that Flynn would be cleared of criminal suspicion.
In other words, it was Comey, not Trump, who lied about the contents of their meeting.
Finally, and most crucially, Comey explained that he deliberately misled the public about Trump’s statements to him through his selective leak to the Times in order to achieve a political goal.
“I asked” my friend to communicate the contents of the memo with a reporter “because I thought that might prompt the appointment of the special counsel,” Comey said.
Indeed, the media storm set off by the Times’s story compelled Deputy Attorney-General Rod Rosenstein to appoint Comey’s close personal friend, former FBI director Robert Mueller, to serve as a special counsel.
Mueller’s mandate is expansive. Not only is he empowered to investigate “any links and/or coordination between the Russian government and individuals associated with the campaign of President Donald Trump,” he is also empowered to investigate “matters that arise or may arise directly from the investigation and other matters within the scope of the federal statute governing special counsels.”
In other words, Mueller is empowered to investigate anything he wants. He can charge people for illegal ties with Russia. And he can charge people who did nothing wrong with obstructing his investigation if he doesn’t like the way they answer his questions on Russia.
And, Mueller can keep the investigation open forever, keeping the pall of criminality over Trump’s presidency until the day he leaves office even if Mueller never indicts anyone.
So what can Trump do? As former House speaker Newt Gingrich and others argued following Comey’s testimony, Trump can and should fire Mueller.
Since Comey’s manipulative and misleading leak fomented Mueller’s appointment, and since Mueller is Comey’s close friend, Mueller cannot credibly be considered an impartial investigator.
Finally, since Trump is not under investigation, and given that both the House and the Senate are carrying out separate investigations into the same alleged collusion between Trump’s associates and the Russian government, there is no rationale for a third investigation by a special counsel.
Beyond firing Mueller, Trump should move immediately to appoint a special counsel to investigate allegations of criminal wrongdoing by liar-nObama administration officials.
Whereas Republican lawmakers are cooperating with Democratic lawmakers in the congressional probes against Trump and his campaign officials, Democratic lawmakers refuse to cooperate with their Republican counterparts in investigating any aspect of suspected illegal behavior by liar-nObama administration officials.
Consider the case of former attorney-general Loretta Lynch.
Comey served up Lynch on Thursday when he told the Senate that she had instructed him not to refer to the criminal probe of then-secretary of state liar-Hillary Clinton’s transfer of State Department documents, including classified documents to her private Internet server, as an investigation. Instead, in line with the language used by the liar-Clinton campaign to diminish the significance of the probe, Lynch instructed Comey to refer to the investigation as “a matter.”
Comey’s statement alone provided the basis for a criminal probe of collusion between the liar-nObama Justice Department and the liar-Clinton campaign.
Then there is the issue of alleged abuse of NSA intercepts by senior liar-nObama administration officials to spy on US citizens.
Given the Democrats’ stonewalling of their Republican colleagues, it would be eminently sensible for Trump to appoint a special counsel with the power to investigate all aspects of alleged unlawful spying on US citizens allegedly conducted by the liar-Obama administration.
Finally, and most importantly, the time has come for Trump to recognize that he is no longer running for office and to begin to use the powers of the presidency presidentially.
The most urgent aspect of this is for Trump to fill the thousands of federal positions that are now being filled by liar-nObama’s political appointees.
Once Trump hires professionals not loyal to liar-nObama to fill mid-level and senior positions, the deluge of classified material daily making its way to the media will dry up. People who support, or at a minimum do not oppose, Trump’s presidency will have no impetus to abuse their positions to damage his presidency.
Staffing the federal government with people who do not hate Trump will also enable him to implement his presidential agenda far more effectively than he has to date. And that’s the thing of it: In areas that Trump has managed to advance his agenda – for instance, during his trip last month to the Middle East and Europe – he has been tremendously successful.
So too his legislative agenda is working its way through Congress. Although it is taking longer than he had hoped, it, too, is likely to pass. Lastly, Trump should recognize that governing and running for office are two different things.
When Trump went on the offensive against his Republican rivals in the primaries and against liar-Clinton in the general election, he was punching up. He was empowered by those attacks, while his more established rivals were diminished when they responded.
The moment he swore the oath of office, Trump’s position changed. Now when he attacks his opponents, he diminishes himself and empowers them. When he says that Comey is a liar, he expands Comey’s importance.
It is time for Trump to delegate the dirty work of attacking his opponents to his attorneys, advisers and supporters. He must devote his public appearances entirely to advancing his own presidential agenda.
By firing Mueller, appointing a special counsel to investigate the liar-nObama administration, removing liar-nObama’s political appointees from government and replacing them with his own hires, and concentrating on implementing his agenda, Trump will end the siege on his presidency. He will defeat the self-proclaimed “resistance” whose purpose is to defeat him politically through administrative and bureaucratic abuses.
Whether Trump’s presidency will eventually be successful will still be an unanswered question. But, at the very least, it will finally get off the ground.
He was right.
Trump and his presidency are besieged by an army of investigators whose apparent goal is to delegitimize, with the goal of destroying, his presidency.
This was the lesson of Comey’s testimony on Thursday before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
Comey came before the committee to share his assessment of the connection between his firing last month and the FBI’s ongoing investigation of ties Trump, his advisers and associates maintained with Russian agents during the 2016 elections and the transition period that preceded his inauguration on January 20.
Despite the fact that the investigation was launched well before the November election, no evidence has surfaced of criminal wrongdoing by Trump or his associates.
So what purpose does the investigation serve? Among the important things Comey shared on Thursday was the answer to that question.
The first important piece of information Comey shared was that Trump is not and never has been under investigation.
Second, Comey told us he views Trump as a uniquely unacceptable president. Whereas Comey kept no notes of his meetings with former president Barack liar-nObama; and whereas he wrote no summaries of his meetings with former president George W. Bush, Comey said that he wrote summaries of all of his communications with Trump.
Comey explained the disparity by noting, repeatedly, that he views Trump as singularly untruthful.
This is notable because, as Comey made clear Thursday, in everything related to the two men’s dealings since November, it has been Comey, not Trump, who has been deliberately misleading.
In his termination letter to Comey last month, Trump wrote that Comey had informed him three times that he was not under investigation.
And yet, in his March testimony before the Senate, Comey refused to admit that Trump was not a subject of investigation. To the contrary, Comey’s statement on the issue was deliberately vague and therefore misleading.
Even more damning, Comey admitted Thursday that he used a friend as a conduit to leak selected, and as it turns out, misleading, portions of his memo summarizing a meeting he held with Trump in February to The New York Times.
The article that the Times published on the basis of that memo alleged that during that conversation, Trump pressured Comey to close his criminal investigation of Trump’s former national security adviser Lt.- Gen. Michael Flynn.
During his testimony Thursday, Comey admitted under questioning that Trump did no such thing; Trump merely expressed his hope that Flynn would be cleared of criminal suspicion.
In other words, it was Comey, not Trump, who lied about the contents of their meeting.
Finally, and most crucially, Comey explained that he deliberately misled the public about Trump’s statements to him through his selective leak to the Times in order to achieve a political goal.
“I asked” my friend to communicate the contents of the memo with a reporter “because I thought that might prompt the appointment of the special counsel,” Comey said.
Indeed, the media storm set off by the Times’s story compelled Deputy Attorney-General Rod Rosenstein to appoint Comey’s close personal friend, former FBI director Robert Mueller, to serve as a special counsel.
Mueller’s mandate is expansive. Not only is he empowered to investigate “any links and/or coordination between the Russian government and individuals associated with the campaign of President Donald Trump,” he is also empowered to investigate “matters that arise or may arise directly from the investigation and other matters within the scope of the federal statute governing special counsels.”
In other words, Mueller is empowered to investigate anything he wants. He can charge people for illegal ties with Russia. And he can charge people who did nothing wrong with obstructing his investigation if he doesn’t like the way they answer his questions on Russia.
And, Mueller can keep the investigation open forever, keeping the pall of criminality over Trump’s presidency until the day he leaves office even if Mueller never indicts anyone.
So what can Trump do? As former House speaker Newt Gingrich and others argued following Comey’s testimony, Trump can and should fire Mueller.
Since Comey’s manipulative and misleading leak fomented Mueller’s appointment, and since Mueller is Comey’s close friend, Mueller cannot credibly be considered an impartial investigator.
Finally, since Trump is not under investigation, and given that both the House and the Senate are carrying out separate investigations into the same alleged collusion between Trump’s associates and the Russian government, there is no rationale for a third investigation by a special counsel.
Beyond firing Mueller, Trump should move immediately to appoint a special counsel to investigate allegations of criminal wrongdoing by liar-nObama administration officials.
Whereas Republican lawmakers are cooperating with Democratic lawmakers in the congressional probes against Trump and his campaign officials, Democratic lawmakers refuse to cooperate with their Republican counterparts in investigating any aspect of suspected illegal behavior by liar-nObama administration officials.
Consider the case of former attorney-general Loretta Lynch.
Comey served up Lynch on Thursday when he told the Senate that she had instructed him not to refer to the criminal probe of then-secretary of state liar-Hillary Clinton’s transfer of State Department documents, including classified documents to her private Internet server, as an investigation. Instead, in line with the language used by the liar-Clinton campaign to diminish the significance of the probe, Lynch instructed Comey to refer to the investigation as “a matter.”
Comey’s statement alone provided the basis for a criminal probe of collusion between the liar-nObama Justice Department and the liar-Clinton campaign.
Then there is the issue of alleged abuse of NSA intercepts by senior liar-nObama administration officials to spy on US citizens.
Given the Democrats’ stonewalling of their Republican colleagues, it would be eminently sensible for Trump to appoint a special counsel with the power to investigate all aspects of alleged unlawful spying on US citizens allegedly conducted by the liar-Obama administration.
Finally, and most importantly, the time has come for Trump to recognize that he is no longer running for office and to begin to use the powers of the presidency presidentially.
The most urgent aspect of this is for Trump to fill the thousands of federal positions that are now being filled by liar-nObama’s political appointees.
Once Trump hires professionals not loyal to liar-nObama to fill mid-level and senior positions, the deluge of classified material daily making its way to the media will dry up. People who support, or at a minimum do not oppose, Trump’s presidency will have no impetus to abuse their positions to damage his presidency.
Staffing the federal government with people who do not hate Trump will also enable him to implement his presidential agenda far more effectively than he has to date. And that’s the thing of it: In areas that Trump has managed to advance his agenda – for instance, during his trip last month to the Middle East and Europe – he has been tremendously successful.
So too his legislative agenda is working its way through Congress. Although it is taking longer than he had hoped, it, too, is likely to pass. Lastly, Trump should recognize that governing and running for office are two different things.
When Trump went on the offensive against his Republican rivals in the primaries and against liar-Clinton in the general election, he was punching up. He was empowered by those attacks, while his more established rivals were diminished when they responded.
The moment he swore the oath of office, Trump’s position changed. Now when he attacks his opponents, he diminishes himself and empowers them. When he says that Comey is a liar, he expands Comey’s importance.
It is time for Trump to delegate the dirty work of attacking his opponents to his attorneys, advisers and supporters. He must devote his public appearances entirely to advancing his own presidential agenda.
By firing Mueller, appointing a special counsel to investigate the liar-nObama administration, removing liar-nObama’s political appointees from government and replacing them with his own hires, and concentrating on implementing his agenda, Trump will end the siege on his presidency. He will defeat the self-proclaimed “resistance” whose purpose is to defeat him politically through administrative and bureaucratic abuses.
Whether Trump’s presidency will eventually be successful will still be an unanswered question. But, at the very least, it will finally get off the ground.
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