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Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Earlier you posted the ACTUAL, vague description of a document. Now you find it necessary to invent a more specific, imaginary description? I understand. View Quote You are making assumptions about what the grand jury did, and did not, hear. And your contention is that without seeing the actual documents, they couldn’t have know what was in them. Just giving you a hypothetical example showing you to be incorrect. Unless you believe Jack Smith flat lied, you can give more than enough information for a grand jury to understand what the document contained, without revealing any classified information. |
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Originally Posted By Low_Country: If you are willing to wager that a federal prosecutor is going to charge a former president under the espionage act, and the documents aren't substantively as described in the indictment, knowing it's all coming out at trial sooner or later, you are a braver man than I am. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/430926/IMG_4344-3212197.png View Quote |
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When "everything is said and done," I hope some lawyers get permanently disbarred.
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Originally Posted By eesmith: Given that the primary objective of all of the charges are to interfere with the election and that they likely didn't expect Trump to still be ahead at this point, as well as the fact Jack Smith has been unanimously reversed at SCOTUS before for similar politically-motivated prosecutions, I think it's extremely plausible. Especially when you consider the high odds that even if Trump wins, Smith will almost certainly not be punished for it. View Quote Well, if it turns out that the facts laid out in the indictment are a misrepresentation, I’ll be first in line calling for Jack Smith’s disbarment and subsequent perjury charges. |
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Originally Posted By Low_Country: Well, if it turns out that the facts laid out in the indictment are a misrepresentation, I'll be first in line calling for Jack Smith's disbarment and subsequent perjury charges. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By eesmith: Given that the primary objective of all of the charges are to interfere with the election and that they likely didn't expect Trump to still be ahead at this point, as well as the fact Jack Smith has been unanimously reversed at SCOTUS before for similar politically-motivated prosecutions, I think it's extremely plausible. Especially when you consider the high odds that even if Trump wins, Smith will almost certainly not be punished for it. Well, if it turns out that the facts laid out in the indictment are a misrepresentation, I'll be first in line calling for Jack Smith's disbarment and subsequent perjury charges. |
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history only tastes bitter to those who expected it to be sugar coated.
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Originally Posted By CMiller: The note at the bottom says they told the judge in a hearing that the boxes are in their "original intact form as seized", but the order of documents in the boxes might have changed. Elsewhere on page 7 of the same document they say there might still be some duplicate handwritten placeholders left somewhere. That's quite different from "we don't know what came from what box". I don't understand how you get all that from this: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/585454/1000008426_jpg-3211183.JPG View Quote -The best way to ensure the documents came from a specific box is to make sure they are in the order you found them, which the FBI didn't do -If you didn't keep track of the order you found them, you can't be sure what box they came from. -We now have placeholders in boxes that don't correlate to documents anymore on Page 7 of the motion. Now the question of "How do you know this document came from this box" isn't one that can be answered reliably |
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Originally Posted By warlord: When "everything is said and done," I hope some lawyers get permanently disbarred. View Quote Lawyers (this includes judges and legislators) protect their own. Left and right lawyers will line up to defend them. Doesn't matter. They will all get cushy jobs in think tanks. |
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I'm not always a dick, just kidding, go fuck yourself.
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Originally Posted By Low_Country: If you are willing to wager that a federal prosecutor is going to charge a former president under the espionage act, and the documents aren’t substantively as described in the indictment, View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Low_Country: If you are willing to wager that a federal prosecutor is going to charge a former president under the espionage act, and the documents aren’t substantively as described in the indictment, knowing it’s all coming out at trial sooner or later, you are a braver man than I am. |
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Originally Posted By dwhitehorne: Julie Kelly has reported that within a few months of Biden being sworn in the National Archives began having meetings with the White House and the DOJ about the pallets of boxes in the GSA warehouse in Virginia. Those were shipped to Trump in Florida in 2021. No one knows if the boxes were searched before the GSA shipped them to Mar-a-Lago. It the National Archives had such a problem with Trump possessing the boxes why did they ship them to Florida a year after Trump left office? David View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By dwhitehorne: Originally Posted By Dumak: How would the FBI know there was classified material in the boxes prior to the raid if they hadn't already inspected the boxes at some point? Julie Kelly has reported that within a few months of Biden being sworn in the National Archives began having meetings with the White House and the DOJ about the pallets of boxes in the GSA warehouse in Virginia. Those were shipped to Trump in Florida in 2021. No one knows if the boxes were searched before the GSA shipped them to Mar-a-Lago. It the National Archives had such a problem with Trump possessing the boxes why did they ship them to Florida a year after Trump left office? David GSA has pics of the pallets prepped for shipment and claims no one but Trump people accessed them. |
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Originally Posted By Low_Country: You are making assumptions about what the grand jury did, and did not, hear. And your contention is that without seeing the actual documents, they couldn’t have know what was in them. Just giving you a hypothetical example showing you to be incorrect. Unless you believe Jack Smith flat lied, you can give more than enough information for a grand jury to understand what the document contained, without revealing any classified information. View Quote No you can not. Because then you are no longer being presented evidence. |
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Originally Posted By Low_Country: You are making assumptions about what the grand jury did, and did not, hear. And your contention is that without seeing the actual documents, they couldn’t have know what was in them. Just giving you a hypothetical example showing you to be incorrect. Unless you believe Jack Smith flat lied, you can give more than enough information for a grand jury to understand what the document contained, without revealing any classified information. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Earlier you posted the ACTUAL, vague description of a document. Now you find it necessary to invent a more specific, imaginary description? I understand. You are making assumptions about what the grand jury did, and did not, hear. And your contention is that without seeing the actual documents, they couldn’t have know what was in them. Just giving you a hypothetical example showing you to be incorrect. Unless you believe Jack Smith flat lied, you can give more than enough information for a grand jury to understand what the document contained, without revealing any classified information. A vague description of evidence is never a good substitute for actual evidence. It also makes it impossible for a defense. Which is why the case is falling apart. |
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Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: A cover sheet is a cover sheet. It is not classified information in and of itself, nor is it proof of there being “National Defense Information.” You keep pointing to the indictment as though it is proof. Proof of what? Based on what? Cover sheets? The members of the grand jury were not all granted TS//SCI clearances to allow them to view the “evidence.” So you tell me… What did they see? Cover sheets and an FBI pinky swear? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Originally Posted By CMiller: Originally Posted By StanGram: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Originally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By AttachedFile: Why did the FBI put classified cover sheets on the documents in the pictures? Because classified documents are supposed to have cover sheets? Not when they are supposedly "evidence." Evidence should be documented and kept in the exact condition as it was found. What probative value were the photos of FBI-provided cover sheets? Crickets.... I'm still waiting for somebody to explain how we actually know that what we're looking at in the picture is FBI-provided cover sheets vs the originals. Either they are real (not the FBI's placeholders, which would have been substituted after the picture was taken), or it appears to me the government misrepresented the photo in their court filing. @Cincinnatus (I'm not asking for anybody's opinion about that question, that's already obvious. I want to know if anybody actually has seen evidence one way or another, because I can't find it and I've spent more time than I should looking.) A cover sheet is a cover sheet. It is not classified information in and of itself, nor is it proof of there being “National Defense Information.” You keep pointing to the indictment as though it is proof. Proof of what? Based on what? Cover sheets? The members of the grand jury were not all granted TS//SCI clearances to allow them to view the “evidence.” So you tell me… What did they see? Cover sheets and an FBI pinky swear? You didn't answer the question. You didn't even address the question. Should I then conclude you can't answer the question, yet you will go on assuming your preferred answer to the question and acting as if it's established fact? I should just start responding to all your posts with "assumes facts not in evidence", but I'd probably get in trouble. |
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Originally Posted By CMiller: You didn't answer the question. You didn't even address the question. Should I then conclude you can't answer the question, yet you will go on assuming your preferred answer to the question and acting as if it's established fact? I should just start responding to all your posts with "assumes facts not in evidence", but I'd probably get in trouble. View Quote They said that proper cover sheets are stapled onto the documents not paper clipped. |
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Originally Posted By MADMAXXX: Originally Posted By CMiller: You didn't answer the question. You didn't even address the question. Should I then conclude you can't answer the question, yet you will go on assuming your preferred answer to the question and acting as if it's established fact? I should just start responding to all your posts with "assumes facts not in evidence", but I'd probably get in trouble. View Quote They said that proper cover sheets are stapled onto the documents not paper clipped. View Quote I don't claim to know the significance of the distinction, but considering the time these documents are claimed to have been outside of the control of government employees, I assume you would acknowledge the possibility that staples could have been replaced by paper clips at some point for some reason that doesn't involve the FBI. The point is that this is how the government described that photo: Attached File What evidence do we have that contradicts that very simple and obvious statement that the cover sheets came from a box at Mar-A-Lago? |
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Originally Posted By CMiller: You didn't answer the question. You didn't even address the question. Should I then conclude you can't answer the question, yet you will go on assuming your preferred answer to the question and acting as if it's established fact? I should just start responding to all your posts with "assumes facts not in evidence", but I'd probably get in trouble. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By CMiller: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Originally Posted By CMiller: Originally Posted By StanGram: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Originally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By AttachedFile: Why did the FBI put classified cover sheets on the documents in the pictures? Because classified documents are supposed to have cover sheets? Not when they are supposedly "evidence." Evidence should be documented and kept in the exact condition as it was found. What probative value were the photos of FBI-provided cover sheets? Crickets.... I'm still waiting for somebody to explain how we actually know that what we're looking at in the picture is FBI-provided cover sheets vs the originals. Either they are real (not the FBI's placeholders, which would have been substituted after the picture was taken), or it appears to me the government misrepresented the photo in their court filing. @Cincinnatus (I'm not asking for anybody's opinion about that question, that's already obvious. I want to know if anybody actually has seen evidence one way or another, because I can't find it and I've spent more time than I should looking.) A cover sheet is a cover sheet. It is not classified information in and of itself, nor is it proof of there being “National Defense Information.” You keep pointing to the indictment as though it is proof. Proof of what? Based on what? Cover sheets? The members of the grand jury were not all granted TS//SCI clearances to allow them to view the “evidence.” So you tell me… What did they see? Cover sheets and an FBI pinky swear? You didn't answer the question. You didn't even address the question. Should I then conclude you can't answer the question, yet you will go on assuming your preferred answer to the question and acting as if it's established fact? I should just start responding to all your posts with "assumes facts not in evidence", but I'd probably get in trouble. Sure I did. You just don’t get it. Smith’s team revealed in the filing that FBI agents carried printed “classified cover sheets” during the Aug. 8, 2022, search of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate and used them to replace any classified documents they discovered in cardboard Bankers Boxes that littered the former president’s residence. . “The investigative team used classified cover sheets for that purpose, until the FBI ran out because there were so many classified documents, at which point the team began using blank sheets with handwritten notes indicating the classification level of the document(s) seized,” the prosecutors wrote The FBI brought the cover sheets. THEY then spread them on the floor and took pictures of THEIR cover sheets, as “evidence.” What is the probative value of those photos? |
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Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Sure I did. You just don’t get it. Smith’s team revealed in the filing that FBI agents carried printed “classified cover sheets” during the Aug. 8, 2022, search of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate and used them to replace any classified documents they discovered in cardboard Bankers Boxes that littered the former president’s residence. . “The investigative team used classified cover sheets for that purpose, until the FBI ran out because there were so many classified documents, at which point the team began using blank sheets with handwritten notes indicating the classification level of the document(s) seized,” the prosecutors wrote The FBI brought the cover sheets. THEY then spread them on the floor and took pictures of THEIR cover sheets, as “evidence.” What is the probative value of those photos? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Originally Posted By CMiller: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Originally Posted By CMiller: Originally Posted By StanGram: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Originally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By AttachedFile: Why did the FBI put classified cover sheets on the documents in the pictures? Because classified documents are supposed to have cover sheets? Not when they are supposedly "evidence." Evidence should be documented and kept in the exact condition as it was found. What probative value were the photos of FBI-provided cover sheets? Crickets.... I'm still waiting for somebody to explain how we actually know that what we're looking at in the picture is FBI-provided cover sheets vs the originals. Either they are real (not the FBI's placeholders, which would have been substituted after the picture was taken), or it appears to me the government misrepresented the photo in their court filing. @Cincinnatus (I'm not asking for anybody's opinion about that question, that's already obvious. I want to know if anybody actually has seen evidence one way or another, because I can't find it and I've spent more time than I should looking.) A cover sheet is a cover sheet. It is not classified information in and of itself, nor is it proof of there being “National Defense Information.” You keep pointing to the indictment as though it is proof. Proof of what? Based on what? Cover sheets? The members of the grand jury were not all granted TS//SCI clearances to allow them to view the “evidence.” So you tell me… What did they see? Cover sheets and an FBI pinky swear? You didn't answer the question. You didn't even address the question. Should I then conclude you can't answer the question, yet you will go on assuming your preferred answer to the question and acting as if it's established fact? I should just start responding to all your posts with "assumes facts not in evidence", but I'd probably get in trouble. Sure I did. You just don’t get it. Smith’s team revealed in the filing that FBI agents carried printed “classified cover sheets” during the Aug. 8, 2022, search of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate and used them to replace any classified documents they discovered in cardboard Bankers Boxes that littered the former president’s residence. . “The investigative team used classified cover sheets for that purpose, until the FBI ran out because there were so many classified documents, at which point the team began using blank sheets with handwritten notes indicating the classification level of the document(s) seized,” the prosecutors wrote The FBI brought the cover sheets. THEY then spread them on the floor and took pictures of THEIR cover sheets, as “evidence.” What is the probative value of those photos? How do you know those cover sheets are what we see in the picture? |
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Originally Posted By Low_Country: Well, if it turns out that the facts laid out in the indictment are a misrepresentation, I’ll be first in line calling for Jack Smith’s disbarment and subsequent perjury charges. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By eesmith: Given that the primary objective of all of the charges are to interfere with the election and that they likely didn't expect Trump to still be ahead at this point, as well as the fact Jack Smith has been unanimously reversed at SCOTUS before for similar politically-motivated prosecutions, I think it's extremely plausible. Especially when you consider the high odds that even if Trump wins, Smith will almost certainly not be punished for it. Well, if it turns out that the facts laid out in the indictment are a misrepresentation, I’ll be first in line calling for Jack Smith’s disbarment and subsequent perjury charges. somehow I think your TDS will prevent you from doing that |
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Originally Posted By Low_Country: Well, if it turns out that the facts laid out in the indictment are a misrepresentation, I’ll be first in line calling for Jack Smith’s disbarment and subsequent perjury charges. View Quote No one believes a fucking word you're saying. Your credibility is up there with the FBIs. |
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Originally Posted By CMiller: How do you know those cover sheets are what we see in the picture? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By CMiller: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Originally Posted By CMiller: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Originally Posted By CMiller: Originally Posted By StanGram: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Originally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By AttachedFile: Why did the FBI put classified cover sheets on the documents in the pictures? Because classified documents are supposed to have cover sheets? Not when they are supposedly "evidence." Evidence should be documented and kept in the exact condition as it was found. What probative value were the photos of FBI-provided cover sheets? Crickets.... I'm still waiting for somebody to explain how we actually know that what we're looking at in the picture is FBI-provided cover sheets vs the originals. Either they are real (not the FBI's placeholders, which would have been substituted after the picture was taken), or it appears to me the government misrepresented the photo in their court filing. @Cincinnatus (I'm not asking for anybody's opinion about that question, that's already obvious. I want to know if anybody actually has seen evidence one way or another, because I can't find it and I've spent more time than I should looking.) A cover sheet is a cover sheet. It is not classified information in and of itself, nor is it proof of there being “National Defense Information.” You keep pointing to the indictment as though it is proof. Proof of what? Based on what? Cover sheets? The members of the grand jury were not all granted TS//SCI clearances to allow them to view the “evidence.” So you tell me… What did they see? Cover sheets and an FBI pinky swear? You didn't answer the question. You didn't even address the question. Should I then conclude you can't answer the question, yet you will go on assuming your preferred answer to the question and acting as if it's established fact? I should just start responding to all your posts with "assumes facts not in evidence", but I'd probably get in trouble. Sure I did. You just don’t get it. Smith’s team revealed in the filing that FBI agents carried printed “classified cover sheets” during the Aug. 8, 2022, search of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate and used them to replace any classified documents they discovered in cardboard Bankers Boxes that littered the former president’s residence. . “The investigative team used classified cover sheets for that purpose, until the FBI ran out because there were so many classified documents, at which point the team began using blank sheets with handwritten notes indicating the classification level of the document(s) seized,” the prosecutors wrote The FBI brought the cover sheets. THEY then spread them on the floor and took pictures of THEIR cover sheets, as “evidence.” What is the probative value of those photos? How do you know those cover sheets are what we see in the picture? You seem to be suffering a basic comprehension problem. Smith says that his team brought the cover sheets. |
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Originally Posted By mooreshawnm: No one believes a fucking word you're saying. Your credibility is up there with the FBIs. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By mooreshawnm: Originally Posted By Low_Country: Well, if it turns out that the facts laid out in the indictment are a misrepresentation, I’ll be first in line calling for Jack Smith’s disbarment and subsequent perjury charges. No one believes a fucking word you're saying. Your credibility is up there with the FBIs. " /> |
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Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: A vague description of evidence is never a good substitute for actual evidence. It also makes it impossible for a defense. Which is why the case is falling apart. View Quote Are you just making this stuff up now? An unclassified summary presented to the grand jury is an established procedure. https://www.justice.gov/jm/jm-9-90000-national-security#9-90.200%239-90.200 9-90.230, if you are curious. |
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Originally Posted By Low_Country: You are making assumptions about what the grand jury did, and did not, hear. And your contention is that without seeing the actual documents, they couldn’t have know what was in them. Just giving you a hypothetical example showing you to be incorrect. Unless you believe Jack Smith flat lied, you can give more than enough information for a grand jury to understand what the document contained, without revealing any classified information. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Earlier you posted the ACTUAL, vague description of a document. Now you find it necessary to invent a more specific, imaginary description? I understand. You are making assumptions about what the grand jury did, and did not, hear. And your contention is that without seeing the actual documents, they couldn’t have know what was in them. Just giving you a hypothetical example showing you to be incorrect. Unless you believe Jack Smith flat lied, you can give more than enough information for a grand jury to understand what the document contained, without revealing any classified information. The DOJ's actions over the years have shown that Jack Smith ly8ng is a distinct possibility. |
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Originally Posted By mooreshawnm: No one believes a fucking word you're saying. Your credibility is up there with the FBIs. View Quote To guys like you, credibility means nothing more than blindly swallowing the established groupthink. Pretty much exactly demonstrated by your fragility in announcing everytime you put somebody on your ignore list with *click. |
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Originally Posted By Low_Country: To guys like you, credibility means nothing more than blindly swallowing the established groupthink. Pretty much exactly demonstrated by your fragility in announcing everytime you put somebody on your ignore list with *click. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By mooreshawnm: No one believes a fucking word you're saying. Your credibility is up there with the FBIs. To guys like you, credibility means nothing more than blindly swallowing the established groupthink. Pretty much exactly demonstrated by your fragility in announcing everytime you put somebody on your ignore list with *click. Projection is real - "Psychological projection is a defense mechanism in which a person unconsciously or consciously attributes their own thoughts, feelings, or traits to another person or group. It can be a way to avoid acknowledging uncomfortable emotions, thoughts, or impulses, or to process them from a safe distance." |
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Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: You seem to be suffering a basic comprehension problem. Smith says that his team brought the cover sheets. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Originally Posted By CMiller: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Originally Posted By CMiller: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Originally Posted By CMiller: Originally Posted By StanGram: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Originally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By AttachedFile: Why did the FBI put classified cover sheets on the documents in the pictures? Because classified documents are supposed to have cover sheets? Not when they are supposedly "evidence." Evidence should be documented and kept in the exact condition as it was found. What probative value were the photos of FBI-provided cover sheets? Crickets.... I'm still waiting for somebody to explain how we actually know that what we're looking at in the picture is FBI-provided cover sheets vs the originals. Either they are real (not the FBI's placeholders, which would have been substituted after the picture was taken), or it appears to me the government misrepresented the photo in their court filing. @Cincinnatus (I'm not asking for anybody's opinion about that question, that's already obvious. I want to know if anybody actually has seen evidence one way or another, because I can't find it and I've spent more time than I should looking.) A cover sheet is a cover sheet. It is not classified information in and of itself, nor is it proof of there being “National Defense Information.” You keep pointing to the indictment as though it is proof. Proof of what? Based on what? Cover sheets? The members of the grand jury were not all granted TS//SCI clearances to allow them to view the “evidence.” So you tell me… What did they see? Cover sheets and an FBI pinky swear? You didn't answer the question. You didn't even address the question. Should I then conclude you can't answer the question, yet you will go on assuming your preferred answer to the question and acting as if it's established fact? I should just start responding to all your posts with "assumes facts not in evidence", but I'd probably get in trouble. Sure I did. You just don’t get it. Smith’s team revealed in the filing that FBI agents carried printed “classified cover sheets” during the Aug. 8, 2022, search of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate and used them to replace any classified documents they discovered in cardboard Bankers Boxes that littered the former president’s residence. . “The investigative team used classified cover sheets for that purpose, until the FBI ran out because there were so many classified documents, at which point the team began using blank sheets with handwritten notes indicating the classification level of the document(s) seized,” the prosecutors wrote The FBI brought the cover sheets. THEY then spread them on the floor and took pictures of THEIR cover sheets, as “evidence.” What is the probative value of those photos? How do you know those cover sheets are what we see in the picture? You seem to be suffering a basic comprehension problem. Smith says that his team brought the cover sheets. How do you know the cover sheets were inserted before the picture was taken, vs after? |
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Originally Posted By LordsOfDiscipline: Projection is real - "Psychological projection is a defense mechanism in which a person unconsciously or consciously attributes their own thoughts, feelings, or traits to another person or group. It can be a way to avoid acknowledging uncomfortable emotions, thoughts, or impulses, or to process them from a safe distance." View Quote These threads ended up populated by posters who let YouTube and Truth Social tell them what to think. Don’t know what to tell ya. |
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Originally Posted By mooreshawnm: No one believes a fucking word you're saying. Your credibility is up there with the FBIs. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By mooreshawnm: Originally Posted By Low_Country: ... No one believes a fucking word you're saying. Your credibility is up there with the FBIs. @Low_Country |
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Originally Posted By Low_Country: To guys like you, credibility means nothing more than blindly swallowing the established groupthink. Pretty much exactly demonstrated by your fragility in announcing everytime you put somebody on your ignore list with *click. View Quote |
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why does anyone bother replying the the usual suspects here?
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Originally Posted By Low_Country: These threads ended up populated by posters who let YouTube and Truth Social tell them what to think. Don’t know what to tell ya. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By LordsOfDiscipline: Projection is real - "Psychological projection is a defense mechanism in which a person unconsciously or consciously attributes their own thoughts, feelings, or traits to another person or group. It can be a way to avoid acknowledging uncomfortable emotions, thoughts, or impulses, or to process them from a safe distance." These threads ended up populated by posters who let YouTube and Truth Social tell them what to think. Don’t know what to tell ya. Now you're just coping. It's pathetic and sad. I'll give you this; you chose how to be hoisted on your own petard. |
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Originally Posted By Low_Country: Are you just making this stuff up now? An unclassified summary presented to the grand jury is an established procedure. https://www.justice.gov/jm/jm-9-90000-national-security#9-90.200%239-90.200 9-90.230, if you are curious. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: A vague description of evidence is never a good substitute for actual evidence. It also makes it impossible for a defense. Which is why the case is falling apart. Are you just making this stuff up now? An unclassified summary presented to the grand jury is an established procedure. https://www.justice.gov/jm/jm-9-90000-national-security#9-90.200%239-90.200 9-90.230, if you are curious. Summarized by whom? It has to be established that this was “National Defense Information.” That’s quite specific. Defense experts need to see it. And the defense doesn't get that opportunity during grand jury proceedings. And the prosecution has now admitted that the “evidence” they submitted in the form of photos of cover sheets, was not always accurate. |
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Originally Posted By CMiller: How do you know the cover sheets were inserted before the picture was taken, vs after? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By CMiller: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Originally Posted By CMiller: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Originally Posted By CMiller: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Originally Posted By CMiller: Originally Posted By StanGram: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Originally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By AttachedFile: Why did the FBI put classified cover sheets on the documents in the pictures? Because classified documents are supposed to have cover sheets? Not when they are supposedly "evidence." Evidence should be documented and kept in the exact condition as it was found. What probative value were the photos of FBI-provided cover sheets? Crickets.... I'm still waiting for somebody to explain how we actually know that what we're looking at in the picture is FBI-provided cover sheets vs the originals. Either they are real (not the FBI's placeholders, which would have been substituted after the picture was taken), or it appears to me the government misrepresented the photo in their court filing. @Cincinnatus (I'm not asking for anybody's opinion about that question, that's already obvious. I want to know if anybody actually has seen evidence one way or another, because I can't find it and I've spent more time than I should looking.) A cover sheet is a cover sheet. It is not classified information in and of itself, nor is it proof of there being “National Defense Information.” You keep pointing to the indictment as though it is proof. Proof of what? Based on what? Cover sheets? The members of the grand jury were not all granted TS//SCI clearances to allow them to view the “evidence.” So you tell me… What did they see? Cover sheets and an FBI pinky swear? You didn't answer the question. You didn't even address the question. Should I then conclude you can't answer the question, yet you will go on assuming your preferred answer to the question and acting as if it's established fact? I should just start responding to all your posts with "assumes facts not in evidence", but I'd probably get in trouble. Sure I did. You just don’t get it. Smith’s team revealed in the filing that FBI agents carried printed “classified cover sheets” during the Aug. 8, 2022, search of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate and used them to replace any classified documents they discovered in cardboard Bankers Boxes that littered the former president’s residence. . “The investigative team used classified cover sheets for that purpose, until the FBI ran out because there were so many classified documents, at which point the team began using blank sheets with handwritten notes indicating the classification level of the document(s) seized,” the prosecutors wrote The FBI brought the cover sheets. THEY then spread them on the floor and took pictures of THEIR cover sheets, as “evidence.” What is the probative value of those photos? How do you know those cover sheets are what we see in the picture? You seem to be suffering a basic comprehension problem. Smith says that his team brought the cover sheets. How do you know the cover sheets were inserted before the picture was taken, vs after? Because if they added the cover sheets AFTER the picture was taken, they wouldn’t be IN the picture that was taken? |
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Originally Posted By OKnativeson: why does anyone bother replying the the usual suspects here? all they do is waste time, bandwidth and oxygen I don't know if they are BOTs or just people paid to constantly be obtuse in arguments. View Quote If we ignore and don't respond to their lies then other readers believe that we have no rebuttal, and their lies are actually the truth. Thankfully most members now see them for what they are. |
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Originally Posted By OKnativeson: why does anyone bother replying the the usual suspects here? all they do is waste time, bandwidth and oxygen I don't know if they are BOTs or just people paid to constantly be obtuse in arguments. View Quote Someone pointed out that one in particular ALWAYS gets the last word in and some posters not in the know would assume others couldn't refute his points . They win . That was a good reason as I used to wonder why play the back and forth . |
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Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Because if they added the cover sheets AFTER the picture was taken, they wouldn’t be IN the picture that was taken? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Originally Posted By CMiller: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Originally Posted By CMiller: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Originally Posted By CMiller: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Originally Posted By CMiller: Originally Posted By StanGram: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Originally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By AttachedFile: Why did the FBI put classified cover sheets on the documents in the pictures? Because classified documents are supposed to have cover sheets? Not when they are supposedly "evidence." Evidence should be documented and kept in the exact condition as it was found. What probative value were the photos of FBI-provided cover sheets? Crickets.... I'm still waiting for somebody to explain how we actually know that what we're looking at in the picture is FBI-provided cover sheets vs the originals. Either they are real (not the FBI's placeholders, which would have been substituted after the picture was taken), or it appears to me the government misrepresented the photo in their court filing. @Cincinnatus (I'm not asking for anybody's opinion about that question, that's already obvious. I want to know if anybody actually has seen evidence one way or another, because I can't find it and I've spent more time than I should looking.) A cover sheet is a cover sheet. It is not classified information in and of itself, nor is it proof of there being “National Defense Information.” You keep pointing to the indictment as though it is proof. Proof of what? Based on what? Cover sheets? The members of the grand jury were not all granted TS//SCI clearances to allow them to view the “evidence.” So you tell me… What did they see? Cover sheets and an FBI pinky swear? You didn't answer the question. You didn't even address the question. Should I then conclude you can't answer the question, yet you will go on assuming your preferred answer to the question and acting as if it's established fact? I should just start responding to all your posts with "assumes facts not in evidence", but I'd probably get in trouble. Sure I did. You just don’t get it. Smith’s team revealed in the filing that FBI agents carried printed “classified cover sheets” during the Aug. 8, 2022, search of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate and used them to replace any classified documents they discovered in cardboard Bankers Boxes that littered the former president’s residence. . “The investigative team used classified cover sheets for that purpose, until the FBI ran out because there were so many classified documents, at which point the team began using blank sheets with handwritten notes indicating the classification level of the document(s) seized,” the prosecutors wrote The FBI brought the cover sheets. THEY then spread them on the floor and took pictures of THEIR cover sheets, as “evidence.” What is the probative value of those photos? How do you know those cover sheets are what we see in the picture? You seem to be suffering a basic comprehension problem. Smith says that his team brought the cover sheets. How do you know the cover sheets were inserted before the picture was taken, vs after? Because if they added the cover sheets AFTER the picture was taken, they wouldn’t be IN the picture that was taken? How do you know what you are seeing in the picture are the cover sheets the FBI brought? |
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Originally Posted By Imzadi: The DOJ's actions over the years have shown that Jack Smith ly8ng is a distinct possibility. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Imzadi: Originally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Earlier you posted the ACTUAL, vague description of a document. Now you find it necessary to invent a more specific, imaginary description? I understand. You are making assumptions about what the grand jury did, and did not, hear. And your contention is that without seeing the actual documents, they couldn’t have know what was in them. Just giving you a hypothetical example showing you to be incorrect. Unless you believe Jack Smith flat lied, you can give more than enough information for a grand jury to understand what the document contained, without revealing any classified information. The DOJ's actions over the years have shown that Jack Smith ly8ng is a distinct possibility. Yup, I'd even go so far as to say it's not just possible it's probable. |
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Originally Posted By Low_Country: These threads ended up populated by posters who let YouTube and Truth Social tell them what to think. Don't know what to tell ya. View Quote |
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Originally Posted By Low_Country: You are making assumptions about what the grand jury did, and did not, hear. And your contention is that without seeing the actual documents, they couldn’t have know what was in them. Just giving you a hypothetical example showing you to be incorrect. Unless you believe Jack Smith flat lied, you can give more than enough information for a grand jury to understand what the document contained, without revealing any classified information. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Earlier you posted the ACTUAL, vague description of a document. Now you find it necessary to invent a more specific, imaginary description? I understand. You are making assumptions about what the grand jury did, and did not, hear. And your contention is that without seeing the actual documents, they couldn’t have know what was in them. Just giving you a hypothetical example showing you to be incorrect. Unless you believe Jack Smith flat lied, you can give more than enough information for a grand jury to understand what the document contained, without revealing any classified information. This is pretty much the same reason you gave for Russian Collusion being true, and you had the same level of incredulity at the thought that the people within the FBI would just make something like that up. |
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Originally Posted By StanGram: You really can't be that obtuse... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By StanGram: Originally Posted By CMiller: How do you know those cover sheets are what we see in the picture? You really can't be that obtuse... It's like you have wet soapy fingers and you're trying to squeeze a marble. Every time you apply a little pressure it pops out and escapes. The truth is that we have no way of knowing that what's in the picture is the FBI's cover sheets (as far as I can see so far, unless somebody has found something I haven't seen yet), but he doesn't want to admit it He'd rather just assume what fits the preferred narrative and run with it. Originally Posted By sixnine: Asked and answered. Definitely not answered. |
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Originally Posted By Low_Country: These threads ended up populated by posters who let YouTube and Truth Social tell them what to think. Don’t know what to tell ya. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By LordsOfDiscipline: Projection is real - "Psychological projection is a defense mechanism in which a person unconsciously or consciously attributes their own thoughts, feelings, or traits to another person or group. It can be a way to avoid acknowledging uncomfortable emotions, thoughts, or impulses, or to process them from a safe distance." These threads ended up populated by posters who let YouTube and Truth Social tell them what to think. Don’t know what to tell ya. I'll tell ya that is a very broad brush. Never clicked on Truth Social and I watch automotive YouTube. I guess we could say MSN and CNN inform you? |
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