straightUp wrote:
You don't think people are noticing how you are ranting about someone ranting? And starting off by calling someone an "ignorant Swap Swiggot" is certainly a sign of fury. Throw rocks in glass houses much?
Bill is, in fact, an ignorant Swamp Swiggot, and so are you.
Blade_Runner wrote:
FYI: The FBI cannot "go in and out" of anyone's private home or property "whenever they wish".
straightUp wrote:
They can if they have a warrant (which they did). And Donny can't do shit about it because it's the law. So get over it.
You should be careful about making baseless, biased statements like this, it reveals so much about you. Either you are unaware or in denial of some important facts in this case.
* Obama weaponized the FBI (and the IRS) to harass, investigate, suppress, spy on, and victimize political opponents.
* Obama sicked the FBI on Donald Trump the day he won the nomination in 2016, and they have been on it ever since.
* The magistrate judge who approved the warrant for the raid on Mar-a-Lago has a long history of Democrat activism.
* Judge Reinhart donated big bucks to Obama, defected from the US Attorneys office to represent associates of Jeffery Epstein.
* Reinhart was named in the Crime Victims’ Rights Act lawsuit, which accused him of violating Justice Department policies by switching sides, implying that he leveraged inside information about Epstein’s investigation to curry favor with Epstein.
* Reinhart has an incestuous political relationship with the prosecutor and DA of the Southern District of Florida.
* Now his biography and his contact information have been removed from the website of the U.S. District of Court for the Southern District of Florida.
The 4th amendment is quite clear on what constitutes a legal warrant.
The Federal Rules for Criminal Procedures, Rule 41: Search and Seizure, specifies the petitioning, authorization, and execution of a search warrant. Section (f), paragraph D,
Inventory states:
An officer (FBI agent) present during the execution of the warrant must prepare and verify an inventory of any property seized. The officer must do so in the presence of another officer and the person from whom, or from whose premises, the property was taken.Neither Donald Trump nor Melania nor any of their attorneys were allowed to witness and verify any seizures.
The 4th amendment requires the warrant to particularly describe
the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.There is no way on God's green earth the petitioners for the warrant, the magistrate who approved it, or the FBI agents executing it could have known the specifics or particulars of the boxed materials seized. The agents didn't open the boxes in the presence of Trump or any of his reps to verify what they contained, they just hauled them away.
The warrant was interpreted to mean grab everything dated from the day Trump took office to the day he left.
Essentially, it was a blanket warrant, and such warrants violate the 4th amendment.
I'd really like to know what national security secrets might be found in Melania's bras, panties, lingerie, gowns, suits and shoes.
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Blade_Runner]And, president Trump will not be going to prison.
straightUp wrote:
Is that what your magic 8 ball is telling you?
I have a Crystal Ball, not an 8 ball.