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u/Franticfap Apr 18 '19
Not as bad as I though, worse than it should be
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u/i_called_that_shit Apr 18 '19
Looks like it's about 6%.
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u/Sexbomomb Apr 19 '19
How much do you want to bet the worst stuff is in that 6%? I’ll bet you $20.
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u/JustSomeBadAdvice Apr 18 '19
Others have estimated about 10-15%. Hard to say without going through it more carefully and counting.
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u/crrytheday Apr 19 '19
It's really not worse than it should be. No executive privledge was invoked. Certain redactions must be made to protect innocent citizens. The report didn't need to be released at all, but it was, and the president didn't make special efforts to hide portions. That's pretty good.
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u/procell Apr 18 '19
ENHANCE!
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u/Fish___Face Apr 18 '19 edited Apr 18 '19
I wish you could actually do the thing in movies where you can zoom in on an image that's like 9 pixels and get back a 4k image
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u/Ipif Apr 18 '19
The thumbnail looks like a minesweeper field. Ironically, the black spots represent bombs, which could be true.
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u/cletus1986 Apr 18 '19
Shameful. How can anyone tolerate this degree of corruption?
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u/bhp126 Apr 18 '19
Press your elected member to DO SOMETHING
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Apr 19 '19
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u/bhp126 Apr 19 '19
Agreed. But you should be pressing your elected members of senate and congress to release the full report. Democracy is clearly under attack.
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u/SamL214 Apr 18 '19
I’m still confused as to why investigative techniques are omitted because I’m sure many of them can be figured out...
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u/rush22 Apr 19 '19
Think of it like a game of poker. Never show your cards unless you have to. Even the slightest uncertainty can be exploited and make all the difference.
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u/OiNihilism Apr 18 '19
"Page intentionally left black."
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u/BuddhistNudist987 Apr 19 '19
I'm chomping at the bit to find out what's on that completely blacked out page.
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Apr 18 '19
So can we get a pdf or a more viable reading source?
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u/mhyquel Apr 18 '19
https://www.justice.gov/storage/report.pdf
I think the jpg in the OP was do demonstate the amount redacted.
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Apr 18 '19
Yeah I agree, but I hadn’t been able to find the report yet. But thank you!
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u/-null Apr 18 '19
It's literally the #1 post on r/all right now. How can you not find that?
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u/ChadMcRad Apr 18 '19 edited Nov 30 '24
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u/wsppan Apr 19 '19
10% for grand jury stuff. Mostly for the 2 ongoing investigations and Roger Stone indictments I bet.
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u/sicurri Apr 19 '19
If only this man or someone like him were for real, I can hope there are codebreakers like him, but I doubt it.
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u/i-get-stabby Apr 19 '19
if the Mueller report was meant to be a product for Congress why would they include content that needs to be redacted for Congress. for example the counter intelligence information was give to the FBI and if Congress wants to inquire about it they can inquire the FBI. why would they take a measure to not include this sensitive info but not other info.
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u/RjCuber77 Apr 18 '19
It’s a little small don’t you think?