A Political Thread pt. 2

[Al Bangor]

Rest in peace Mr. Gorbachev.

 

[Al Bangor]

Putin hated what the end of the Cold War did to the old USSR. I wonder if he authorizes a state funeral for the architect of its end?

My guess is he will, but only in a sleazy effort to boost his own ego.

 

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[Gavin]

Shamima Begum: Spy for Canada smuggled schoolgirl to Syria

Mohammed Al Rasheed says he shared her passport details with Canada as UK police hunted for her.

www.bbc.co.uk

Shamima Begum, who fled the UK and joined the Islamic State group, was smuggled into Syria by an intelligence agent for Canada.

Mental

Other articles suggest that the UK government tried to over it up.

 

[Al Bangor]

 

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[Al Bangor]

Irony.

 

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[Bada-Bing!]

Good!

 

[ncurd]

Good shout of the BBC doing this at the top end of One Show

Kinda baffled Truss is working from the Johnson playbook the dude was teflon to this stuff but we know May tried similar tactics and it failed dismally.

 

[ncurd]

Documents likely concealed at Donald Trump's Florida home - officials

Agents were "explicitly prohibited" from searching a storage room at Donald Trump's Florida mansion.

www.bbc.co.uk

He is so going to jail/permanent house arrest.

 

[Which Tyler]

"Explicitly prohibited" by whom?
If it's anyone other than the judge who signed the search warrant, then surely that's obstruction of justice

 

[ncurd]

"Explicitly prohibited" by whom?
If it's anyone other than the judge who signed the search warrant, then surely that's obstruction of justice

Its very unlikely anything was prohibited from the judge. Watching LegalEagle's videos on this when this kind of warrant is executed they'll take anything at a cursory glance that could pertain to the case (like if it says banks statements related to y and they find a file full of something looking like statements they'll chuck the entire file in). They are then obligated to send anything back when the filter team go through it with a more fine tooth comb. If they didn't raids would take days/months. So a judge to put limitations on what the raid could take by accident would add needless time to its execution.

 

[Which Tyler]

But agents were "explicitly prohibited" by his representatives from searching any boxes inside a storage room at Mr Trump's property, according to the latest filing

So, prevented, by Trump's representatives.
Not dodgy in the slightest.

And his defence seems to be that they were declassified (possibly retrospectively) - which is utterly irrelevant, as he seems to be obliged to hand everything over to archives anyway, whether classified or not.

The only valid defence appears to be "They were declassified AND copies of what had been handed in"

 

[ncurd]

So, prevented, by Trump's representatives.
Not dodgy in the slightest.

And his defence seems to be that they were declassified (possibly retrospectively) - which is utterly irrelevant, as he seems to be obliged to hand everything over to archives anyway, whether classified or not.

The only valid defence appears to be "They were declassified AND copies of what had been handed in"

He can't even declassify them by thought alone, hell they aren't even declassified the second he orders it. Once they are properly processed for declassification after the order then they are declassified.

His entire defense so far is about as solid as his electoral fraud attacks.