I predict, that YKW asked for classified / secret information, about the US clandestine operations toward Russia, thinking he could sell that info to Putin, or whoever, later down the road sometime, if he had to.....

I also predict, that YKW was snitched off, by some low level worker bee in the State Dept, who was sent to get him that requested information...

The suspense of all this has me giddy with anticipation!

Criswell Jr.

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On 8/8/2022 10:26 PM, [email protected] wrote:

I predict, that YKW asked for classified / secret information, about the US clandestine operations toward Russia, thinking he could sell that info to Putin, or whoever, later down the road sometime, if he had to.....

I also predict, that YKW was snitched off, by some low level worker bee in the State Dept, who was sent to get him that requested information...

The suspense of all this has me giddy with anticipation!

Criswell Jr.

I predict it's instructive tomes on pussy grabbing and videos of golden showers. And love letters from various dictators.

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On 8/8/2022 10:26 PM, [email protected] wrote:

I predict, that YKW asked for classified / secret information, about the US clandestine operations toward Russia, thinking he could sell that info to Putin, or whoever, later down the road sometime, if he had to.....

I also predict, that YKW was snitched off, by some low level worker bee in the State Dept, who was sent to get him that requested information...

The suspense of all this has me giddy with anticipation!

Criswell Jr.

They had already retrieved the idiot's love letters from Kim Jong
Un from Mar-a-Loco earlier this year. They're exactly the sort of
flowery bullshit you would expect Kim's experts to write for a narcissist.

"(CNN)Bob Woodward obtained the 27 "love letters" President Donald Trump exchanged with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, 25 of which have not
been reported publicly. The letters, filled with flowery language,
provide a fascinating window into their relationship. Kim flatters Trump
by repeatedly calling him "Your Excellency," and writes in one letter
that meeting again would be "reminiscent of a scene from a fantasy
film." In another, Kim writes that the "deep and special friendship
between us will work as a magical force." CNN has obtained the
transcripts of two of the letters.

Woodward, a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner, was shown the letters but
was not permitted to make copies or take photos. He dictated the letters
into his tape recorder, and these are transcripts as he read them:"
[snip]

https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/09/politics/transcripts-kim-jong-un-letters-trump/index.html

One of the fun things here is that you don't get a search warrant
without "probable cause". I'll bet that everyone involved in this was
carefully covering their own ass with a boat load of probable cause. I
thought it was interesting that instead of saying they won't find
anything, the orange idiot said Hillary did it first.

TB

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On 8/8/2022 10:26 PM, [email protected] wrote:

I predict, that YKW asked for classified / secret information, about the US clandestine operations toward Russia, thinking he could sell that info to Putin, or whoever, later down the road sometime, if he had to.....

I also predict, that YKW was snitched off, by some low level worker bee in the State Dept, who was sent to get him that requested information...

The suspense of all this has me giddy with anticipation!

Criswell Jr.

It looks like the idiot snitched himself off. The FBI hauled off
about another dozen boxes of materials, from a barely locked room that
everyone knew about. Hopefully some of it was also in the idiot's safe.
That would make it harder to claim that he didn't know how that document
got there. One of his lawyers is already talking about evidence being
planted.

At this point the idiot would know exactly: what crime he's
accused of, what they were looking for and what they found. For some odd
reason he hasn't been on Fakes News talking about any of that. lol

"In the months before the FBI’s dramatic move to execute a search
warrant at former president Donald Trump’s Florida home — and open his
safe to look for items — federal authorities grew increasingly concerned
that Trump or his lawyers and aides had not, in fact, returned all the documents and other material that were government property, according to
people familiar with the discussions.

Officials became suspicious that when Trump gave back items to the
National Archives about seven months ago, either the former president or
people close to him held on to key records — despite a Justice
Department investigation into the handling of 15 boxes of material sent
to the former president’s private club and residence in the waning days
of his administration.

Over months of discussions on the subject, some officials also came to
suspect Trump’s representatives were not truthful at times, according to people familiar with the matter who spoke on the condition of anonymity
to discuss an ongoing investigation."

https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2022/08/09/trump-fbi-search-mar-a-lago/

TB

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On 8/8/2022 10:26 PM, [email protected] wrote:

I predict, that YKW asked for classified / secret information, about the US clandestine operations toward Russia, thinking he could sell that info to Putin, or whoever, later down the road sometime, if he had to.....

I also predict, that YKW was snitched off, by some low level worker bee in the State Dept, who was sent to get him that requested information...

The suspense of all this has me giddy with anticipation!

Criswell Jr.

The only person surprised by any of this is the orange idiot, who thought he could just stall forever.

"F.B.I. Search of Trump’s Home Pushes Long Conflict Into Public View
Justice Department officials were worried that the former president had
not fully complied with requests to return material taken from the White
House that included possible classified information.

Updated 8:46 p.m. ET

The search carried out on Monday by the F.B.I. at former President
Donald J. Trump’s Florida home, a law enforcement action with explosive
legal and political implications, was the culmination of a lengthy
conflict between a president proud of his disdain for rules and
officials charged with protecting the nation’s records and secrets.

On one side were officials from the National Archives, which is
responsible for making sure all presidential records are preserved
according to the law, and the Justice Department, which some people
familiar with the inquiry said had grown concerned about the whereabouts
of possible classified information and whether Mr. Trump’s team was
being fully forthcoming.

On the other was Mr. Trump, who, in apparent contravention of the
Presidential Records Act, had taken a trove of material with him to his
home at Mar-a-Lago when he left the White House that included sensitive documents — and then, in the Justice Department’s view, had failed to
fully comply with requests that he return the disputed material.

After the investigation bubbled along largely out of public view for
months, word that agents had arrived early Monday morning at the gates
of Mar-a-Lago with a search warrant raised new questions about Mr.
Trump’s vulnerability to prosecution and fueled further partisan division."

"The National Archives, whose mission is to preserve government
documents, determined last year that many important presidential
documents that archivists knew existed were missing and believed to be
in Mr. Trump’s possession.

That set off a lengthy back and forth between the National Archives and
Mr. Trump’s lawyers about what documents he might have taken. Mr.
Trump’s unwillingness to quickly hand over the documents frustrated
archives officials, who had grown deeply skeptical throughout the Trump administration that he and his aides followed federal record keeping laws.

For the rest of 2021, Mr. Trump resisted requests to give back the
material. In the meantime, Mr. Trump would wave things like the North
Korean leader’s letters at people, as if they were collectors’ items he
was showing off."

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/08/09/us/politics/fbi-search-trump.html

TB

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[email protected] <[email protected]> wrote:

I predict, that YKW asked for classified / secret information, about the
US clandestine operations toward Russia, thinking he could sell that
info to Putin, or whoever, later down the road sometime, if he had to.....

I also predict, that YKW was snitched off, by some low level worker bee
in the State Dept, who was sent to get him that requested information...

The suspense of all this has me giddy with anticipation!

Criswell Jr.

Let’s not forget:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandy_Berger#:~:text=The%20Justice%20Department%20initially%20said,uncopied%2C%20uninventoried%20documents%20on%20terrorism.



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