The Duran
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President Trump earlier this week vowed complete and final transparency in the Russia probe, ordering the declassification (without redaction) of all relevant documents that show how the false Russian collusion narrative was created by Hillary Clinton operatives and then investigated for three years by the FBI.
With less than four weeks to Election Day 2020, there is little time to complete the mission so that voters can understand the foreign influence, dirty tricks and misconduct that began in the last presidential election and continued for years.
So Just the News put together a list of the 40 most important documents yet to be released that would help America understand what really happened and who is most culpable.
Most of the documents have been sought by Congress dating all the way back to 2017 and have been withheld from public release, mostly by bureaucrats at the State Department under Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and the FBI under Director Christopher Wray.
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I am relieved that the Alexes are finally becoming disillusioned with Barr and Durham. Better late than never. The US (and indeed the UK) is now so corrupted at every level that even Trump seems powerless. I don’t expect even if he’s re-elected anything will happen. It’s best to be realistic as to what we’re up against. I don’t like to speculate on the solution, but it’s going to be drastic.
Don’t know about Durham for sure, but Barr is a Swamp Creature to the core. Just go to wallstreetonparade .com, search for Barr, and let Pam Martens and her hubby tell you all about him and his ties with the law firm that has defended the tbtf bankster banks, including goldman sucks. On the other hand, the fact that Trump put him into that position says to me that “drain the swamp” was either just a campaign promise, or that Trump is majorly beholden to the banksters (he was bailed out bankrupcy by none less than the Rchilds).
Actually he played the bankers – they bought him out and he walked away with a 1 billion dollar profit – now that’s the way to go bankrupt.
Most of that was with the AC casinos and I had my entertainment business there at the time (learning from him – I sold it to a sucker the moment they banned smoking and the person took a bath)
I am optimistic. It might be a different story in the next four years. Trump has become disillusioned, his patience is wearing thin. A pity he left it so late.
He must fire Wray and Pompeo as soon as the election is over.
If Hilary Clinton ‘authorised’ the narrative to link alleged Russian interference and the Donald Trump campaign, surely she doesn’t have to lie. She just says ‘Yes’ A private citizen running for public office, smearing a political rival is par for the course and will be presented as such. The next point may need legal experts to opine on but my understanding is, William Barr is an adherent of the power of the office of the Executive. If the investigation of the Trump campaign was authorised by the Executive then however unjustified, in Barr’s eyes it may still be legal. The… Read more »
This is something the swamp wants to just go away. They are moving at the speed of snail and waiting to see if Trump wins or loses – He wins, there will be prosecutions after some changes in the Admin. If he loses it dies a slow quiet death with no fanfare.
In any event some small fish will plea bargain if Trump wins and people will give a hearty hip hip hooray and the swamp goes on – but we all feel better.
I am disappointed as well. However, I wonder if this is AG Barr’s trump card that he may play in the event that the election is subverted in someway.
The bureaucracy protects itself. The justice (sic) department protects itself.