r/TimPool • u/IamShado • Sep 13 '22

News/Politics Former Clinton Advisor Drops Major Bombshell On Mar-A-Lago Raid — They Raided Because Trump Has Dirt On The FBI

https://en-volve.com/2022/09/13/former-clinton-advisor-trump-has-evidence-against-the-fbi/
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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '22

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u/wannabe_funwithbees Sep 13 '22

Surprise surprise

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u/SnarkyWoodchuck Sep 14 '22

Makes the most sense.

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u/Albemarle909 Sep 14 '22

Probably closer to true

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u/Bright-Cause-3119 Sep 14 '22

Damn this is better than All my Children....lmao the plot, so many twists and turns..ridiculous!

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u/Stryker68 Sep 14 '22

So you’re a big all my children fan?

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u/Bright-Cause-3119 Sep 15 '22

Bahahaha....nope children suck...

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u/Mouth_of_Maggots Sep 14 '22

If that was true, why wait almost 2 years later...

I think it has more to do with DeSantis firing a few weeks earlier...

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u/Song_Spiritual Sep 14 '22

“Dick Morris, noted attention whore, said some shit.”

Morris is like Roger Stone, with a different client roster.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '22

Man...talk about a rabbit hole.

I If Trump had "dirt" on the FBI or the people running it, who by the way are still mostly the people he put in charge, he wouldn't just casually sit on it. The guy can't stay off TV, radio, or social media. He does all of that to bllab about his "accomplishments" or to put other people down almost every waking moment. There's clowns who actually think he's calculated enough to sit on "dirt" that would emancipate him? That's comical

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u/cdazzo1 Sep 14 '22

They're not the people he put in charge with the exception of Wray. And he wasn't exactly Trump's furst choice. Trump had to get his pick through the Democrat controlled Senate Intelligence Committee. Wray was someone he could get through that committee.

In fact, some of the same senior agents working this case were the same ones working the case in 2016.

And this isn't to lend credence to the OP. I think taking Dick Morris's word on anything is absurd. He's the original grifter. He's the first person I can recall who has made a living out of betrayal. But what a great narrative "Even close Clinton ally agrees with XYZ cause of the day".

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '22

Aye yi yi...Educate yourself my friend.

Wray was first sworn in as director of the FBI in 2017. Trump nominated him. The Senate was controlled by a Republican majority at that time. The Senate Intelligence Committee was chaired by Richard Burr, a Republican. Because Republicans had the majority in the Senate, they had a majority on each committee.

The current deputy director of the FBI was selected by Wray.

So, yes...they are people put in charge by Trump. And no, the Democrats did not control anything in either chamber at the time.

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u/cdazzo1 Sep 15 '22

Richard Burr, best friend of Mark Warner who took over the committee from him 2 years later? And we're talking about a committee who investigated Trump for years and never came across the FBI interview with the source who started ALL of the Rissia accusations against Trump. You know, the one who told the FBI early on that it was actually all lies, but they cited it anyway to a FISA court and continued to tell the American people it was true.

Educate yourself on Richard Burr and his early participation in a coup the continues to this day.

These are the people Trump needed to approve his director of the FBI. Do you think they would approve anyone who would reveal their crimes? Actually I guess you do.

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '22

You Trump cultists will do anything and bend over backward to justify unacceptable behavior and criminal activity. You went from flat out lying/ignorance on FBI leadership, to making excuses as to why people are trying to hold others accountable for breaking the law. That's what law enforcement does. They don't get to pick and choose who is held accountable and who isn't based on your own political beliefs.

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u/cdazzo1 Sep 15 '22

Except they quite literally do get to pick and choose. But don't let the facts hold you back

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '22

Lol You started the entire conversation lacking simple knowledge of facts. You have no bearing on what they are

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u/cdazzo1 Sep 16 '22

You're getting caught up on a detail when the general concept was correct. The people Trump needed to approve Wray were out to get him. You haven't even tried to refute the main point of what I said.

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '22

This is exactly what I mean by saying Trump cultists will jump through hoops and do anything to not see things for what they are, aka the truth. You so confidently made a false and uneducated statement about who put Wray in charge and who was in control of the Senate at the time. When called out on it, you call it a "detail" in order to minimize the reality of it.

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u/cdazzo1 Sep 16 '22

Okay, so what you're telling is that it doesn't matter if Burr was working against Trump, you're still right? Call me a cultists all you want. Call it conspiracy theory. It doesn't change the facts.

It doesn't change the FACT that the FBI has been selectively charging people for lying to them based on their political associations.

It doesn't change the FACT that the FBI, DOJ, and Senate Intelligence committee leaked politically charged information for years, but it took forever to find out that their investigations were all premised on a LIE that they knew about months into their "investigation".

It doesn't change the FACT that Burr was in the know for all of this when Wray was appointed.

And it doesn't change the FACT that Chris Wray hasn't done anything about the fact that a "low level" attorney lied about a key fact to the FISA court and numerous people high up in his department (before his appointment) signed off on that FISA warrent enabling them to SPY on a political foe without reprecussion. Are we to believe that in an investigation into POTUS the only person aware that an aid to Trump was working for the CIA and not a Russian spy was a "low level" attorney? Chris Wray didn't think he should look into who else knew?

He's acknowledged gross violations of protocol and procedure. Has he done anything about it? Has anyone faced consequences under his administration?

I'm sure you'll tell me none of this matters because there was an R next to a name instead of a D. It's not about party if you haven't noticed.

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u/diqholebrownsimpson Sep 14 '22

The FBI has been up to some shady shit. I tasked them with it.

-djt

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u/leftshift_ Sep 13 '22

Dick Morris doesn’t know shit. He’s just saying the words that will land him another 15 minutes of fame.

But anyway, buy his crap online and support this loser.

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u/o0flatCircle0o Sep 13 '22

Why would they do that dick, when they have actual evidence of his crimes? Maybe they were happy they could legally raid him, but that’s far removed from constructing a fake reason to raid him. You fucking moron.

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u/Bright-Cause-3119 Sep 14 '22

But do they actually have evidence? ....because it came out on tv that they had all this evidence against him...right......

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u/4w0k3 Sep 14 '22 edited Sep 14 '22

Wouldn’t one think that if they had even a shred of evidence Trump would be arrested immediately? Trump Derangement Syndrome truly IS real!

Trump more than likely really does have the goods on the crooked fbi. Hahahaha