The Real Deep State

DriveInDriveOut · Nov 19, 2023

burrheadd said:
Why does it always come back to Hillary

It doesn't always.
Sometimes it does.

burrheadd said:
how is she still relevant

For example, in relation to the fact that the justice department publicly stated their policy was to not charge over mishandling classified documents.

Wally · Nov 19, 2023

burrheadd said:
Why does it always come back to Hillary with you people how is she still relevant

Hillary and Biden, nothing to see here, Trump, full court government press.

Thebrownblob · Nov 19, 2023

Next Day Err said:
Here we are in late 2023 and Donald J. Trump hasn't died of a "heart attack" yet. If the "Deep State" actually existed he would be out of the picture by now.

Hmmmm

bottomups · Nov 19, 2023

vantexan said:
How do you know? We know for a fact that social media giants worked with the FBI to both protect Hunter Biden and to shut down criticism of Biden administration policies.

Maybe John Durham should start an investigation.

vantexan · Nov 19, 2023

bottomups said:
Maybe John Durham should start an investigation.

John Durham didn't appoint himself special counsel. You sneer at him for what he was investigating but he had one of the best records in the U.S. Attorney's Office dating back to Clinton. He represented the Federal government in numerous prosecutions of people from both parties.

BrownFlush · Nov 21, 2023

burrheadd · Nov 21, 2023

This is the 3rd inline
SMH

Next Day Err · Nov 21, 2023

vantexan said:
John Durham didn't appoint himself special counsel. You sneer at him for what he was investigating but he had one of the best records in the U.S. Attorney's Office dating back to Clinton. He represented the Federal government in numerous prosecutions of people from both parties.

What happened with his investigations? Any charges that stuck?

vantexan · Nov 21, 2023

Next Day Err said:
What happened with his investigations? Any charges that stuck?

He was investigating how the narrative that Donald Trump colluded with Russians got started. You'll have to read his report.

Babagounj · Nov 22, 2023

Congress demands answers over surveillance program called Hemisphere

The under-the-radar system, known as Data Analytical Services or 'Hemisphere', has been in operation for over a decade.

www.dailymail.co.uk

The under-the-radar system, known as Data Analytical Services or 'Hemisphere,' has been in operation for over a decade. It allows federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies to tap into the phone records of U.S. citizens who have not been accused of any crime.
Under the Hemisphere program the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) pays phone service provider AT&T to hand over phone records as far back as 1987.
The AT&T database contains the location, time, phone number and other metadata from every phone call that crosses the AT&T relay switches - an estimated 4 billion calls a day.
Since 2007, federal agents have been able to access the trove of information in minutes - simply by issuing a subpoena themselves.