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Tick tock. Waiting on those redacted warrants

jfegaly

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Since Trump came out very quickly and said “release the warrants now!” We are now waiting on soon to be impeached Merrick Garland to finish using his sharpie to redact everything and release the warrants.

Basically proving little dickey wrong yet again. What a track record. I guess, what one would expect from a welcher.

@RayGravesGhost.

what’s taking so long?
 
Wow they really are redacting the hell out of that LOL

Trump said his lawyer was only allowed to see a redacted version of the warrant from 10 feet away.

Sheep think Trump has the complete warrant and could release at any time.

We have the dumbest trolls on the internet, and the most gullible sheep.
 
Merritt Garland...newest character to play Wiley Coyote. Trump is the road runner. Coyote hires the ACME FBI to retrieve documents that Trump had already declassified. Anyone think Trump baited the Coyote?
 
Merritt Garland...newest character to play Wiley Coyote. Trump is the road runner. Coyote hires the ACME FBI to retrieve documents that Trump had already declassified. Anyone think Trump baited the Coyote?
Obviously he has. He's got moles in the FBI that might unleash shocking info that will bring down the Dems ultimately. Let's hope so.
 
What's holding this up? Still trying to make shit up to plant?
It's out. They didn't include the affidavit that explains WHY they felt the warrant was necessary, basically all they included is a list of 'boxes' they took.

Totally worthless. But remember, @sadgator told us Trump is the one covering up the truth here, the FBI are supposed to be the good guys.
 
The FBI...the beacon of truth. Altered evidence to get a FISA warrant, Pushed the Russian collusion narrative, Let Hillary off the hook for her illegal server with 100 classified documents that HAD NOT BEEN DECLASSIFIED. And now, 30 agent storm troopers raid the Trump home for documents he had already declassified and offered to them in June. Can't make this stuff up. Calling them the keystone cops is an insult to the keystone cops.
 
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Read it for yourself you lazy bastard...but I'll help your dumbass and point you to the relevant section for a POTUS (2 ways)

trump did neither

https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/IF/IF12183
Procedures for Declassifying Intelligence of Public Interest
August 4, 2022

Declassification by the President
Public Interest Declassification Board Requests for declassification can also be made to the Public Interest Declassification Board (PIDB). The Public Interest Declassification Act of 2000 (Title VII of P.L. 106-567) established the Public Interest Declassification Board (PIDB) to provide advice to the President and other senior national security officials “on the systematic, thorough, coordinated, and comprehensive identification, collection, review for declassification, and release to Congress, interested agencies, and the public of declassified records and materials ... that are of archival value, including records and materials of extraordinary public interest.” The PIDB meets once a month to make recommendations on declassification of records to the President who makes a final decision


Executive Order
The President has the authority to declassify documents in the public interest that originated in any department or agency of the executive branch. A recent example is Executive Order 14040, Declassification Reviews of Certain Documents Concerning the Terrorist Attacks of September 11, 2001, signed by President Joseph R. Biden Jr. on September 3, 2021. This executive order directed government departments and agencies that originated records pertaining to September 11 to conduct declassification reviews to disclose as much of this material as possible in the public interest.
 
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They unsealed the documents and it appears there's nothing but the same ol' Russian Collusion Delusion remnants here. None of this crap will stick. D.C. is in serious trouble of being ousted and sent to the gulags to await Nuremburg trials, at least I hope so!

I mean, they are trying to say Trump broke the law by having classified documents that HE GAVE THE ORDER TO DECLASSIFY.

Meanwhile, hildabeast had a PRIVATE SERVER in her basement that was collecting REAL classified info, and that OBAMA was communicating with her under a SPOOF EMAIL ADDRESS.

But Trump is the criminal here, the media tells us. Sheep that love their politics more than their country nod along.
 
Let’s give little dickey a quiz. What is the process for declassifying classified documents? Please lay out the process, with an official document, outlining the process….with specific steps. Not someones opinion, but show the governing document.

Thank you.

Now, let’s see if you understand the assignment.
What's the process for punishing an employee that refuses to execute a President's order?

As always, we are targeting the wrong criminals, it seems. Sheep never think to question.
 
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So now we wait on the affidavit. So now they have to take the DOJ to court again to make them do what they claimed YESTERDAY they would do?

Tsk tsk. @sadgator can you refresh our memories on how Trump is so dishonest and never tells the truth?
 
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Now that we KNOW trump didn't declassify the documents and the charges in the warrant don't require declassification

The new trumpanzee shiny object is the affidavit

Because that's what we do with all criminal investigations in America
We give the criminal target the evidence before he's even charged :rolleyes:
 
Read it for yourself you lazy bastard...but I'll help your dumbass and point you to the relevant section for a POTUS (2 ways)

trump did neither

https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/IF/IF12183
Procedures for Declassifying Intelligence of Public Interest
August 4, 2022

Declassification by the President
Public Interest Declassification Board Requests for declassification can also be made to the Public Interest Declassification Board (PIDB). The Public Interest Declassification Act of 2000 (Title VII of P.L. 106-567) established the Public Interest Declassification Board (PIDB) to provide advice to the President and other senior national security officials “on the systematic, thorough, coordinated, and comprehensive identification, collection, review for declassification, and release to Congress, interested agencies, and the public of declassified records and materials ... that are of archival value, including records and materials of extraordinary public interest.” The PIDB meets once a month to make recommendations on declassification of records to the President who makes a final decision


Executive Order
The President has the authority to declassify documents in the public interest that originated in any department or agency of the executive branch. A recent example is Executive Order 14040, Declassification Reviews of Certain Documents Concerning the Terrorist Attacks of September 11, 2001, signed by President Joseph R. Biden Jr. on September 3, 2021. This executive order directed government departments and agencies that originated records pertaining to September 11 to conduct declassification reviews to disclose as much of this material as possible in the public interest.
I knew you couldn’t follow instructions,

Where are the steps he HAS to follow. Show me. Bold it if you have to. You might want to Google some more. Give me the actual document that says….

The president MUST do this step to declassify. Nothing in your paragraphs come close.


Since you libs like fact checkers so much….here ya go.


Back to the drawing board for you. Find that governing document that lays out the steps a President MUST follow.

Here is the relevant piece spelled out for you.

“The official documents governing classification and declassification stem from executive orders. But even these executive orders aren’t necessarily binding on the president. The president is not "obliged to follow any procedures other than those that he himself has prescribed," Aftergood said. "And he can change those."

Good thing we got receipts. This isn’t the first time you goofballs wanted to go after DJT for this.
 
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Now that we KNOW trump didn't declassify the documents and the charges in the warrant don't require declassification

The new trumpanzee shiny object is the affidavit

Because that's what we do with all criminal investigations in America
We give the criminal target the evidence before he's even charged :rolleyes:
Derp. You just got got….again.

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I will quote the relevant piece for you from the above fact check.

“The official documents governing classification and declassification stem from executive orders. But even these executive orders aren’t necessarily binding on the president. The president is not "obliged to follow any procedures other than those that he himself has prescribed," Aftergood said. "And he can change those."
 
Since you asked for the actual procedures...got them and now want to respond with someone's opinion in a Politifact article from 2017

I'll respond with a more current Politifact article that says you're wrong and actually incorporates Aftergood comments from your article


https://www.politifact.com/article/2022/aug/11/could-trump-argue-declassified-documents/
Could Trump argue he declassified the documents found in the Mar-a-Lago search?

IF YOUR TIME IS SHORT​

• The search warrant served on former President Donald Trump has raised some novel legal questions involving national-security classification.
• If the federal government pursues legal action against Trump over document laws, one obvious defense for Trump might be that he declassified these documents before leaving office.
Sitting presidents do have wide powers to declassify documents, but they are supposed to go through a detailed procedure to do so.
• This case is so unprecedented that experts urge caution before projecting how courts may respond to such an argument.


Here's the relevant language for you...You're welcome


Could Trump argue that he declassified certain documents in private, while president? That is not how the system is designed to work.

"Merely proclaiming a document or group of documents declassified and doing nothing more would not suffice," Bradley Moss, a Washington, D.C.-based lawyer who works on national security cases, told PolitiFact.

Follow-through is required.

"He had to identify the specific documents he was declassifying, he needed to memorialize the order in writing for bureaucratic and historical purposes, and he needed to have staff physically modify the classification markings on the documents themselves,"
Moss said. "Until that was done, the documents, per the security classification procedures, still have to be handled, transmitted and stored as if they were classified."

Tom Blanton, director of the National Security Archive at George Washington University, agreed.

"If the documents are still marked classified 18 months after their removal from the White House," Blanton told PolitiFact, "then Trump was too busy to order them declassified at the time."
 
Derp. You just got got….again.

got-heem.gif


I will quote the relevant piece for you from the above fact check.

“The official documents governing classification and declassification stem from executive orders. But even these executive orders aren’t necessarily binding on the president. The president is not "obliged to follow any procedures other than those that he himself has prescribed," Aftergood said. "And he can change those."
Garlamd needs to hold a PC tonight and apologize to our President Trump. Then resign. Otherwise we will never have faith in the DOJ.
 
Garlamd needs to hold a PC tonight and apologize to our President Trump. Then resign. Otherwise we will never have faith in the DOJ.
I don't like the Turtle McConnell. Not one bit. But we owe him credit where credit is due. If not for Mitch, this piece of shit Garland would be a lifetime cuck SCOTUS mole. And for this, let's all say thanks. Garland should be burned at the stake like a witch.
 
Since you asked for the actual procedures...got them and now want to respond with someone's opinion in a Politifact article from 2017

I'll respond with a more current Politifact article that says you're wrong and actually incorporates Aftergood comments from your article


https://www.politifact.com/article/2022/aug/11/could-trump-argue-declassified-documents/
Could Trump argue he declassified the documents found in the Mar-a-Lago search?

IF YOUR TIME IS SHORT​

• The search warrant served on former President Donald Trump has raised some novel legal questions involving national-security classification.
• If the federal government pursues legal action against Trump over document laws, one obvious defense for Trump might be that he declassified these documents before leaving office.
Sitting presidents do have wide powers to declassify documents, but they are supposed to go through a detailed procedure to do so.
• This case is so unprecedented that experts urge caution before projecting how courts may respond to such an argument.


Here's the relevant language for you...You're welcome


Could Trump argue that he declassified certain documents in private, while president? That is not how the system is designed to work.

"Merely proclaiming a document or group of documents declassified and doing nothing more would not suffice," Bradley Moss, a Washington, D.C.-based lawyer who works on national security cases, told PolitiFact.

Follow-through is required.

"He had to identify the specific documents he was declassifying, he needed to memorialize the order in writing for bureaucratic and historical purposes, and he needed to have staff physically modify the classification markings on the documents themselves,"
Moss said. "Until that was done, the documents, per the security classification procedures, still have to be handled, transmitted and stored as if they were classified."

Tom Blanton, director of the National Security Archive at George Washington University, agreed.

"If the documents are still marked classified 18 months after their removal from the White House," Blanton told PolitiFact, "then Trump was too busy to order them declassified at the time."
Those aren’t the steps. It’s a congressional document with recommendations, not a cfr.

Good grief ur dumb

Politifact….a liberal site, just shut you down. Bow down to daddy jfegaly.

FWIW. That article doesn’t contradict their previous one. Learn to read. Supposed to, and Have to, are two different things, boatless wonder.

Politifact got caught. Just like you. Now they are trying to manipulate language. Notice how careful they were. “Supposed” to. Lol.

Receipts are a bitch
 
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Those aren’t the steps. It’s a congressional document with recommendations, not a cfr.

Good grief ur dumb

Nope. The Public Interest Declassification Act of 2000 (Title VII of P.L. 106-567)

Politifact….a liberal site, just shut you down. Bow down to daddy jfegaly.

Its the site you used to make your point

FWIW. That article doesn’t contradict their previous one. Learn to read. Supposed to, and Have to, are two different things, boatless wonder.

Politifact got caught. Just like you. Now they are trying to manipulate language. Notice how careful they were. “Supposed” to. Lol.

Receipts are a bitch

"He had to identify the specific documents he was declassifying, he needed to memorialize the order in writing for bureaucratic and historical purposes, and he needed to have staff physically modify the classification markings on the documents themselves," Moss said. "Until that was done, the documents, per the security classification procedures, still have to be handled, transmitted and stored as if they were classified."

Tom Blanton, director of the National Security Archive at George Washington University, agreed.

"If the documents are still marked classified 18 months after their removal from the White House," Blanton told PolitiFact, "then Trump was too busy to order them declassified at the time."
 
Nope. The Public Interest Declassification Act of 2000 (Title VII of P.L. 106-567)



Its the site you used to make your point



"He had to identify the specific documents he was declassifying, he needed to memorialize the order in writing for bureaucratic and historical purposes, and he needed to have staff physically modify the classification markings on the documents themselves," Moss said. "Until that was done, the documents, per the security classification procedures, still have to be handled, transmitted and stored as if they were classified."

Tom Blanton, director of the National Security Archive at George Washington University, agreed.

"If the documents are still marked classified 18 months after their removal from the White House," Blanton told PolitiFact, "then Trump was too busy to order them declassified at the time."
Haha. Little dickey was shut down again, and is now leaning on liberal professors. Too bad we got receipts.

Another L for the permaban welcher
 
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Haha. Little dickey was shut down again, and is now leaning on liberal professors. Too bad we got receipts.

Another L for the permaban welcher
The sheep get so horny every time, then it blows up in their faces.

Remember Jan 6th? The Hutchinson chick had receipts? Then she imploded and suddenly people were saying she was a Trump plant?

Is Garland a Trump plant? LMAO! The sheep deserve every second of this.
 
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