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To: Thomas M. who wrote (715762)

5/23/2020 9:02:27 AM

From: locogringo

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Flynn and the Russian ambassador Kislyak talked about sanctions. According to prosecutors, during his FBI interview Flynn denied talking to Kislyak about sanctions. They prosecuted him for this "lie".

Yesterday on FOX with Martha, Trey Gowdy said that we are all going to be bored to death after reading the declassified calls. He read the available ones. Nothing there, and he doesn't understand why the Dems want them released.

To: Thomas M. who wrote (715762)	5/23/2020 12:02:50 PM
From: Thomas M.	3 Recommendations Recommended By frankw1900 greg452 Pogeu Mahone Respond to of 794209

Judge Gleeson allowed a terrorist to retract his guilty plea, but not a 33-year US military vet. in Hasbajrami v US* (2014) Gleeson recognized "where the defendant has been induced to plead guilty by egregious misrepresentations or other serious misconduct, a court may find that the defendant was deprived of his ability to plead guilty voluntarily" Hasbajrami has pled guilty to providing material support to terrorists. Gleeson seems far more concerned about their rights, than rights of a Trump-supporting 33-year military veteran, with incidents of actual heroism - even as a teenager. Another amazing discovery by Stephen McIntyre! I'd say he's a national treasure, but he's Canadian. ;-) Read the entire thread, it's very short: twitter.com Tom