Mueller Scrambles To Limit Evidence After Indicted Russians Actually Show Up In Court
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Mueller Scrambles To Limit Evidence After Indicted Russians Actually Show Up In Court
Jimbo wrote:Having already seen on live TV the meeting/photo-op and then read some reports of what the signed deal says I then listened to day-old podcasts predicting what might happen at the meeting and they were mostly wrong. Before naysaying what you think may happen I suggest withholding snark, relaxing and seeing what unfolds. It may surprise us in good ways.
Jimbo wrote:Remember how we said that the indicted Russians - the troll farmers - would never show up, that they would evade US law by staying put in Russia? Well somebody called Mueller's bluff.Mueller Scrambles To Limit Evidence After Indicted Russians Actually Show Up In Court
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GoogaMooga wrote: The further away from home you go, the greater the risk of getting stuck there.
Snarfyguy wrote:Jimbo wrote:Remember how we said that the indicted Russians - the troll farmers - would never show up, that they would evade US law by staying put in Russia? Well somebody called Mueller's bluff.Mueller Scrambles To Limit Evidence After Indicted Russians Actually Show Up In Court
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If you follow the link back to zero hedge's source, Bloomberg News, you'll find a more even-handed appraisal of what today's filing means.
It's a request to prevent Mueller's legwork from appearing in the papers. Obviously, federal investigations don't proceed in public; that would defeat the whole point of gathering evidence. You understand why this is, right?
The idea is that when the prosecution decides what evidence is wants to present at trial, then the Court and the defense (and no one else) get(s) it. The But the Bloomberg article fails to mention this somehow, making it sound like there's some kind of shady business afoot. This is how it always works, if I'm not mistaken. Mueller's under no obligation to divulge the entire contents of his files to any defendant.
Is Mueller's filing in response to a request that he do so? Is that what's happening? Gotta hop on the online docket from work tomorrow.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... troll-case
Defense lawyers for Concord say they should be able to share evidence with Prigozhin, but Mueller disagrees. “As long as Prigozhin chooses not to appear personally in front of this court, he is not entitled to review any discovery in this case,” the filing said.
There are many, many perfectly valid things to criticize the Trump administration for. Opening up peace talks with North Korea is not one of them, and anyone who says it is is not a friend of humanity. The fact that nobody on either side of the aisle seems to have their foot anywhere near the brake pedal when it comes to war should concern us all, and we need to do something about it.
Jimbo wrote:There are many, many perfectly valid things to criticize the Trump administration for. Opening up peace talks with North Korea is not one of them, and anyone who says it is is not a friend of humanity. The fact that nobody on either side of the aisle seems to have their foot anywhere near the brake pedal when it comes to war should concern us all, and we need to do something about it.
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I do love me some Catlain!
Jimbo wrote:Trump Nominated For Nobel Peace Price... By Norway
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-06- ... ice-norway
GoogaMooga wrote: The further away from home you go, the greater the risk of getting stuck there.
Davey the Fat Boy wrote:So Jimbo...would the quote you just gave us still be true if we were sending my labradoodle to negotiate peace with North Korea? Because there’s about as much chance of her backing into a deal for lasting peace as Trump.
Count Machuki wrote:In a world where this passes for diplomacy:
I guess the USA played this on an iPad for Kim? Really, that's what they say.
GoogaMooga wrote: The further away from home you go, the greater the risk of getting stuck there.
GoogaMooga wrote: The further away from home you go, the greater the risk of getting stuck there.
sneelock wrote:Manafort is going to jail. I think it's just so he won't skip bail but I'm waiting for the other "witch hunt" shoe to drop.
GoogaMooga wrote: The further away from home you go, the greater the risk of getting stuck there.
North Korea has been baselessly labelled a human rights abuser based on “witness testimony” gathered from defectors living outside of North Korea – the United States is openly pursuing itself or sponsoring multiple wars of aggression around the globe – each replete with extensively documented human rights abuses based not only on witness testimony, but also on photographic, video, and physical evidence collected onsite.
The historical record isn’t encouraging. Betrayal defined US/North Korea relations before. Nothing positive between both countries ever happened. Earlier deals agreed on collapsed, Washington fully to blame, not Pyongyang.
Jimbo wrote:I had speculated early on that Trump may be getting his news and views from sites similar to the ones I read and not from the "lying NYT." Maybe he knows something we haven't been told.North Korea has been baselessly labelled a human rights abuser based on “witness testimony” gathered from defectors living outside of North Korea – the United States is openly pursuing itself or sponsoring multiple wars of aggression around the globe – each replete with extensively documented human rights abuses based not only on witness testimony, but also on photographic, video, and physical evidence collected onsite.
https://www.globalresearch.ca/tales-of- ... on/5644339
With this in mind, with me kind of siding with NK over USA, with me nonetheless feeling a positive vibe over the Trump-Kim meeting, there is this analysis that says once moves get underway to denuclearize and pacify NK, the US - following its usual course - will likely break with any treaties and fuck NK.The historical record isn’t encouraging. Betrayal defined US/North Korea relations before. Nothing positive between both countries ever happened. Earlier deals agreed on collapsed, Washington fully to blame, not Pyongyang.
https://www.globalresearch.ca/the-view- ... d_articles
ProPublica published audio of young children separated from their parents screaming and crying inside of a U.S. Customs and Border Protection facility. In the recording, an agent can be heard joking at their expense. “We have an orchestra here,” he says.
GoogaMooga wrote: The further away from home you go, the greater the risk of getting stuck there.