Ed Clintonemails.com: Who is Eric Hoteham Part 3

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Ziggurat said:
Like the Russian collusion theory?...
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Yeah, the one that we know about where Don Jr and others in Trump's campaign went to the Trump Tower meeting, and where both Giuliani and Trump revealed they had inside information about the hacked DNC emails about to be released before anyone else except the FBI knew about them.

The idea there's no collusion here is laughable.
 
Well we have gone from no classified on Weiner’s spank top, to lots of classified stuff on his laptop.

Progress, I guess
 
logger said:
That’s just simply not true. Weren’t they calling the spy an informant?

An informant informing on a rival campaign, year that sounds legit.

This is why I say people on the left cannot be trusted in these positions. They are corrupt in nature.
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An informant is not a spy and no "spy" was imbedded in the Trump campaign.

Nor have you any indication at all that the use of an informant has ****-all to do with "people on the left", who frankly are likely to be underrepresented in the FBI and other law enforcement agencies.

But keep pretending. You'll convince someone, I'm sure.
 
logger said:
That’s just simply not true. Weren’t they calling the spy an informant?

An informant informing on a rival campaign, year that sounds legit.

This is why I say people on the left cannot be trusted in these positions. They are corrupt in nature.
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Huh?!

I didn't know the FBI was campaigning for Prez.

And no, this 'spying', as you insist on calling it, was NOT at the behest of the Dem campaign. By using wording like you've done here you're either mindlessly parroting the bafflegab promulgated by your minders (including Russian bots), or you're consciously poisoning the discussion. Either way, you're contributing to the noise level.
 
The Big Dog said:
And of course the fact that there were classified emails on Weiners laptop was a criminal violation, and only the brain washed masses think that the fact that The decision not to prosecute was anything other than a gift to the Clinton Junta.
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Horowitz is part of the "brain washed masses"? That's not what you've been saying in the lead-up to the report.

But, apparently, because he came to the conclusion that Clinton should not have been prosecuted, and that the decision not to prosecute came about by applying FBI procedure and guidelines impartially, he's part of the "brain washed masses". Good to know.
 
Squeegee Beckenheim said:
Horowitz is part of the "brain washed masses"? That's not what you've been saying in the lead-up to the report.

But, apparently, because he came to the conclusion that Clinton should not have been prosecuted, and that the decision not to prosecute came about by applying FBI procedure and guidelines impartially, he's part of the "brain washed masses". Good to know.
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Because clearly she broke the law. That you’re ignoring that along with her friends in government is interesting.
 
logger said:
Because clearly she broke the law. That you’re ignoring that along with her friends in government is interesting.
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Clearly broke the law?

During the 2016 election cycle when Hillary's email was front page news, Hugh Hewitt had a guest on his morning show. I don't remember who the guest was, although it was a "big name" Republican congressman, involved in the investigations. The congressman was talking about how serious these allegations were and how they all took handling, and mishandling, of classified data very, very, seriously. To illustrate his point, he talked about how some members of the committee staff had left classified documents in an unclassified area, accessible to uncleared personnel. He explained that those staffers ALMOST GOT FIRED!


He said it without any hint of irony in his voice.
 
Meadmaker said:
Clearly broke the law?

During the 2016 election cycle when Hillary's email was front page news, Hugh Hewitt had a guest on his morning show. I don't remember who the guest was, although it was a "big name" Republican congressman, involved in the investigations. The congressman was talking about how serious these allegations were and how they all took handling, and mishandling, of classified data very, very, seriously. To illustrate his point, he talked about how some members of the committee staff had left classified documents in an unclassified area, accessible to uncleared personnel. He explained that those staffers ALMOST GOT FIRED!


He said it without any hint of irony in his voice.
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cool story

"A former defense contractor was sentenced to 41 months in prison for unlawfully retaining classified material while serving in the Navy and while working for a defense contractor, the Justice Department said Wednesday.

Weldon Marshall, 43, pleaded guilty to one count of unlawfully retaining national defense information in March and was sentenced Wednesday."

Imagine if the stuff he kept ended up a laptop of a person who was being investigated for sexting underage teens
 
Ziggurat said:
You say that like that contradicts the theory. But it doesn't, when you allow for incompetence.

The Derp State is real.
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Ah yes, conspirators who are too stupid to effectively pull off the massive conspiracy they somehow organized despite being so stupid.

The classic refrain conspiracy theorists use to explain away the logical inconsistencies in their conspiracy theories.
 
Ziggurat said:
Like the Russian collusion theory?
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High-level members of Trump’s campaign have a clandestine meeting with someone representing themselves as an agent of the Russia government to acquire incriminating information about Clinton, and then lie about it afterwards.

Nothing there that looks like collusion. Nothing at all.
 
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