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goldberg71b
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CriticalCheeze
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Nice memes bro @goldberg71b
Justin-case
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You really suck at this
but,don't blow you two braincells out yet. I want to see you digress into a full on manic meltdown as the GOP\trump crashes and burns, lmao.
tampee
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You really suck more, such a bad troll you make Buck look decent.You really suck at this
Justin-case
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Thanks, means sooo much coming from a pedophile like yourself.
Justin-case
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You really suck at this, too. (Hehe)
CriticalCheeze
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goldberg71b
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If the intel community didn't need these names unmasked why is there an UNCOMFIRMED political hack asking for it to be unmasked?
More Obama officials scrutinized in 'unmasking' probe
By Catherine Herridge Published July 17, 2017
Fox News
The number of people thought to be involved in the alleged “unmasking” of American citizens under the Obama administration could be expanding, according to a source close to the House Intelligence Committee’s review.
The source with knowledge of the review told Fox News the records suggest the unmasking “goes beyond” key officials like former National Security Adviser Susan Rice, former CIA Director John Brennan and former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Samantha Power.
The source said more than a half-dozen former senior Obama administration officials are now of interest to House committee investigators.
Committee Chairman Devin Nunes, R-Calif., issued subpoenas in May to the CIA, FBI and NSA for records about the identification of American citizens in intelligence reports, also known as “unmasking.”
The subpoenas covered 2016 and were issued after allegations Rice and others unmasked associates of now-President Trump. Fox News is told the agencies have now “fully complied.”
While Nunes has taken himself out of the committee’s Russia inquiry following an ethics complaint which he has denied, the chairman remains involved in the unmasking inquiry. Committee Democrats have criticized Nunes for issuing subpoenas in his current capacity.
Separately, the committee has been preparing to hear from Rice in a closed-door session as early as Tuesday, though the former national security adviser is no longer expected to testify that day.
The “unmasking” issue is likely to be a central focus of her eventual testimony.
The source said some of the unmasking in question could be routine – though other requests appeared “unwarranted” and will require “more explanation.” The source said House investigators are only at the beginning of their assessment and described the paper trail as containing “a significant number of records.”
The congressional scrutiny at this stage does not mean investigators have concluded any official violated the law or internal regulations.
Rice spokeswoman Erin Pelton previously told the Associated Press that Rice is cooperating with House and Senate intelligence committees.
Rice in March had told PBS she “knew nothing” about Trump associate unmasking.
But in early April, she acknowledged she asked for the identities of U.S. citizens in intelligence reports, while defending those requests as routine and denying leaking any Trump-related information.
"I leaked nothing to nobody, and never have," she told MSNBC.
More Obama officials scrutinized in 'unmasking' probe
By Catherine Herridge Published July 17, 2017
Fox News
The number of people thought to be involved in the alleged “unmasking” of American citizens under the Obama administration could be expanding, according to a source close to the House Intelligence Committee’s review.
The source with knowledge of the review told Fox News the records suggest the unmasking “goes beyond” key officials like former National Security Adviser Susan Rice, former CIA Director John Brennan and former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Samantha Power.
The source said more than a half-dozen former senior Obama administration officials are now of interest to House committee investigators.
Committee Chairman Devin Nunes, R-Calif., issued subpoenas in May to the CIA, FBI and NSA for records about the identification of American citizens in intelligence reports, also known as “unmasking.”
The subpoenas covered 2016 and were issued after allegations Rice and others unmasked associates of now-President Trump. Fox News is told the agencies have now “fully complied.”
While Nunes has taken himself out of the committee’s Russia inquiry following an ethics complaint which he has denied, the chairman remains involved in the unmasking inquiry. Committee Democrats have criticized Nunes for issuing subpoenas in his current capacity.
Separately, the committee has been preparing to hear from Rice in a closed-door session as early as Tuesday, though the former national security adviser is no longer expected to testify that day.
The “unmasking” issue is likely to be a central focus of her eventual testimony.
The source said some of the unmasking in question could be routine – though other requests appeared “unwarranted” and will require “more explanation.” The source said House investigators are only at the beginning of their assessment and described the paper trail as containing “a significant number of records.”
The congressional scrutiny at this stage does not mean investigators have concluded any official violated the law or internal regulations.
Rice spokeswoman Erin Pelton previously told the Associated Press that Rice is cooperating with House and Senate intelligence committees.
Rice in March had told PBS she “knew nothing” about Trump associate unmasking.
But in early April, she acknowledged she asked for the identities of U.S. citizens in intelligence reports, while defending those requests as routine and denying leaking any Trump-related information.
"I leaked nothing to nobody, and never have," she told MSNBC.
UncleBuck
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we routinely unmask names when it appears to be a matter of national security, as it was when we ntercepted russians talking about how they were going to use and conspire with trump's idiot campaign people.
you're welcome, retard.
dagwood45431
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goldberg71b
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GOOD NEWS!
ICE chief praises Trump, plans to send more agents to sanctuary cities
Illegals entering the country has dropped dramatically even without the wall. Imagine when it gets built! Then we can pick up the numbers entering LEGALLY who can be FULLY vetted!
ICE chief praises Trump, plans to send more agents to sanctuary cities
Illegals entering the country has dropped dramatically even without the wall. Imagine when it gets built! Then we can pick up the numbers entering LEGALLY who can be FULLY vetted!
dagwood45431
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Fake news. Goldturd is a Russian.
UncleBuck
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you're an illegal hoping for illegals to be punished. you're not very bright, eh? racists like you never are.
Justin-case
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(Whistling sounds)
Trump officials open border to 15,000 more foreign workers - The Washington Post
Washington Post › wonk › 2017/07/17
2 days ago - The Department of Homeland Security on Monday announced a one-time increase of 15,000 additional visas for low-wage seasonal workers for the remainder of this fiscal year, ...
Justin-case
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potroastV2
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Now now, fellas. Give the little guy a break! Goldberg is posting to annoy others with his instigating crap, just to get some responses from other members. It makes him feel smart and important. It's also the only attention that he receives in his lonely basement.
I mean, just look at the big picture, he even included his IQ in his user name. So please don't tease the mentally unfortunate.
