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Sullivan appeared to disagree, also seeming to take issue with the sentencing memo filed by Flynn's attorneys, which suggested that FBI agents may have acted improperly in their interview of Flynn and entrapped him into lying.
Under direct questioning from the judge, Flynn said he would not change his guilty plea nor challenge the circumstances under which he was interviewed.

“I was aware” that lying to the FBI was a crime, Flynn told Sullivan, adding that he accepted responsibility for his false statements.
"This is a very serious offense," Sullivan said. "A high ranking senior official of the government making false statements to the federal bureau of investigation while in the White House." Originally Posted by WTF

An extorted confession under threat of bankruptcy using illegally gathered evidence with an illegal search warrant will result in Flynn being exonerated.

Have you ever seen a flock of birds lined up on a power line soaking up the Sun? When one of them swoops down for a crumb most, not all, follow to join the one attacking the crumb.



That's the LameStreamMedia and their loyal viewers. Following crumbs. Originally Posted by LexusLover

You can not even stay on topic in your own fucking thread...

An extorted confession under threat of bankruptcy using illegally gathered evidence with an illegal search warrant will result in Flynn being exonerated. Originally Posted by I B Hankering

All that is pure speculation and only time will tell if in fact that will come to pass. To date , your prior speculation on Judge Sullivan being the one to exonerate Flynn was incorrect.


Sullivan appeared to disagree, also seeming to take issue with the sentencing memo filed by Flynn's attorneys, which suggested that FBI agents may have acted improperly in their interview of Flynn and entrapped him into lying.
Under direct questioning from the judge, Flynn said he would not change his guilty plea nor challenge the circumstances under which he was interviewed.

“I was aware” that lying to the FBI was a crime, Flynn told Sullivan, adding that he accepted responsibility for his false statements.
"This is a very serious offense," Sullivan said. "A high ranking senior official of the government making false statements to the federal bureau of investigation while in the White House."

All that is pure speculation and only time will tell if in fact that will come to pass. To date , your prior speculation on Judge Sullivan being the one to exonerate Flynn was incorrect.


Sullivan appeared to disagree, also seeming to take issue with the sentencing memo filed by Flynn's attorneys, which suggested that FBI agents may have acted improperly in their interview of Flynn and entrapped him into lying.
Under direct questioning from the judge, Flynn said he would not change his guilty plea nor challenge the circumstances under which he was interviewed.

“I was aware” that lying to the FBI was a crime, Flynn told Sullivan, adding that he accepted responsibility for his false statements.
"This is a very serious offense," Sullivan said. "A high ranking senior official of the government making false statements to the federal bureau of investigation while in the White House." Originally Posted by WTF

The FBI agents that did the interview claimed Flynn didn't lie, and the FBI cannot produce the relevant 302s written at the time of the interview to prove he lied. The confession was extorted, and what evidence the FBI claims it has against Flynn is :fruit of the poisonous tree". Flynn will be exonerated.

The confession was extorted, and what evidence the FBI claims it has against Flynn is :fruit of the poisonous tree". Flynn will be exonerated. Originally Posted by I B Hankering

Sullivan appeared to disagree, also seeming to take issue with the sentencing memo filed by Flynn's attorneys, which suggested that FBI agents may have acted improperly in their interview of Flynn and entrapped him into lying.
Under direct questioning from the judge, Flynn said he would not change his guilty plea nor challenge the circumstances under which he was interviewed.

FBI cannot produce the relevant 302s written at the time of the interview to prove he lied. . Originally Posted by I B Hankering

At the judge's request, the special counsel's office on Monday evening released a redacted version of the FBI's interview notes with Flynn. Known as a "302" document, the filing detailed the Jan. 24, 2017 conversation between Flynn and FBI agents.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/don...ng-fbi-n949226

No, I didn't mean any of your projected thoughts. Not even a good guess.
Just one of your normal guesses
I of course was referring to circumstances that stand up in court.
In your pretended persona, you offer up circumstances that would jail you as well as anyone stupid enough to believe your "I
Know the law". You working night court still?
I think we should all insist at the very least you should know the difference between criminal and civil court case burden of proof, right.

You mean if one likes the President, then it's ok to lie, and if one doesn't like the President, then it's not ok. Thanks for the clarification and admission. That explains the hypocrisy. Originally Posted by LexusLover

Sullivan appeared to disagree, also seeming to take issue with the sentencing memo filed by Flynn's attorneys, which suggested that FBI agents may have acted improperly in their interview of Flynn and entrapped him into lying.
Under direct questioning from the judge, Flynn said he would not change his guilty plea nor challenge the circumstances under which he was interviewed.

At the judge's request, the special counsel's office on Monday evening released a redacted version of the FBI's interview notes with Flynn. Known as a "302" document, the filing detailed the Jan. 24, 2017 conversation between Flynn and FBI agents.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/don...ng-fbi-n949226 Originally Posted by WTF

I missed the release of the relevant 302s. Last I had heard, the judge was given 302s written months after the interview. But I'll stand by my assertion that Flynn will be exonerated, because the FISA warrants to spy on him were illegally obtained.

I missed the release of the relevant 302s. Last I had heard, the judge was given 302s written months after the interview. But I'll stand by my assertion that Flynn will be exonerated, because the FISA warrants to spy on him were illegally obtained. Originally Posted by I B Hankering

No problem, things get overlooked.

Flynn was caught up in the FBI listening in on the Russians....so the characterization that he was being spied on is incorrect.

I believe the FISA warrants were legal. But will note that remains to be seen.

I do not think it will effect Flynn either way though.

No problem, things get overlooked.

Flynn was caught up in the FBI listening in on the Russians....so the characterization that he was being spied on is incorrect.

I believe the FISA warrants were legal. But will note that remains to be seen.

I do not think it will effect Flynn either way though. Originally Posted by WTF

The FISA warrants weren't legal. They were secured in violation of the FBI's Woods Procedures that required that the details in the Steele Dossier be verified before the Steele Dossier was used as evidence to secure a warrant. Further, the FBI used circular evidence -- a Yahoo article itself based on the Steele Dossier -- to illegally secure the warrants. Further, the FBI never informed the judges that the Steele Dossier was the work product of hildebeest's anti-Trump agenda. Flynn was told he didn't need a lawyer, and only at a later date did the FBI decide that Flynn had lied to them -- an extorted confession.

No, they're not illegal.
Every time the warrants are renewed there has to be new info. You not agreeing makes no difference.

And at this point you're trumping out. You know you're wrong. You think your never give up mentality is a weakness, not a strength.

None of the people involved in this case agree with you.
You have achieved you own worthless trump tower.
And nobody is home up stairs.

The FISA warrants weren't legal. They were secured in violation of the FBI's Woods Procedures that required that the details in the Steele Dossier be verified before the Steele Dossier was used as evidence to secure a warrant. Further, the FBI used circular evidence -- a Yahoo article itself based on the Steele Dossier -- to illegally secure the warrants. Further, the FBI never informed the judges that the Steele Dossier was the work product of hildebeest's anti-Trump agenda. Flynn was told he didn't need a lawyer, and only at a later date did the FBI decide that Flynn had lied to them -- an extorted confession. Originally Posted by I B Hankering

The FISA warrants weren't legal. They were secured in violation of the FBI's Woods Procedures that required that the details in the Steele Dossier be verified before the Steele Dossier was used as evidence to secure a warrant. Further, the FBI used circular evidence -- a Yahoo article itself based on the Steele Dossier -- to illegally secure the warrants. Further, the FBI never informed the judges that the Steele Dossier was the work product of hildebeest's anti-Trump agenda. Flynn was told he didn't need a lawyer, and only at a later date did the FBI decide that Flynn had lied to them -- an extorted confession. Originally Posted by I B Hankering

More and more of the Steele Dossier has proven to be true....all we need is a piss tape.

No damn wonder Trump had to speak to Putan in private!

No, they're not illegal.
Every time the warrants are renewed there has to be new info. You not agreeing makes no difference.

And at this point you're trumping out. You know you're wrong. You think your never give up mentality is a weakness, not a strength.

None of the people involved in this case agree with you.
You have achieved you own worthless trump tower.
And nobody is home up stairs. Originally Posted by Munchmasterman

Yeah, they were illegal. And no, the FBI didn't produce new evidence for each warrant. The Steele Dossier was front and center on each and every request for a FISA warrant. Everything predicated on those illegal warrants will be thrown out of court when the investigation of the investigators is complete. Flynn will be exonerated.

Yeah, they were illegal. And no, the FBI didn't produce new evidence for each warrant. The Steele Dossier was front and center on each and every request for a FISA warrant. Everything predicated on those illegal warrants will be thrown out of court when the investigation of the investigators is complete. Flynn will be exonerated. Originally Posted by I B Hankering

The Steele Dossier is proving more and more true....all we need is the piss tape.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/...p-clinton.html

The Steele Dossier is proving more and more true....all we need is the piss tape.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/...p-clinton.html Originally Posted by WTF

Nothing in the Steele Dossier is true as it relates to the Trump campaign. Flynn will be exonerated.

Nothing in the Steele Dossier is true as it relates to the Trump campaign. Flynn will be exonerated. Originally Posted by I B Hankering

https://www.lawfareblog.com/steele-d...-retrospective

That is just not true....there have been many things he reported that have come to pass.

Nothing has been disproven btw...