I may repost these two threads all weekend. They're that good.
Props to the "retired IC pal" of @STUinSD, the sharpest tack in the bucket who is a bonafide autist for doing this fantastic work.
How to BTFO the black hats:
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/994971065095892994.html
How to take care of business for the white hats:
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1002555424132853761.html
Am not Stu, I swear!
We need to start a pool on who's most likely not to make it through the IG report/NoKo meeting
Bush Sr
No Name
Ruth Booder Goonsberg
Check out Rex's last thread today before he deactivated his account:
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1002535507656519680.html
Hmm, I saved it as the threadreader unroll. Don't know where an archive would be.
Some other account on Twitter stated that Rex had deactivated it himself; last week @Jackass kicked him off.
I still miss @MsTrial.
@Jackass hates people who get too close to the truth.
Well, shucks. I'll copy/paste in a post or two, hopefully it won't be too messy:
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HEADS UP.
BOMBSHELL TIME.
IMO, Horowitz FBI/DOJ investigation has already issued 30+ indictments & at least 150+ criminal referrals, to the DOJ.
Another thing.
DOJ's watchdog refers Andrew McCabe to US attorney for criminal investigation
The Justice Department's inspector general sent a criminal referral to the US attorney in Washington, DC, about Andrew McCabe, the former deputy FBI director.
http://www.businessinsider.com/andrew-mccabe-criminal-referral-charges-justice-department-report-2018-4
Horowitz has almost certainly been investigating Mueller’s SC itself, since at least July 2017.
Let me explain.
Remember, Horowitz scope as OIG (DOJ) is limited to investigations WITHIN THE DOJ. Here's his latest report to Congress:
oig.justice.gov/semiannual/
And let’s clear up a common misunderstanding.
It is INCORRECT to say that Horowitz has no law enforcement power.
He DOES.
The Inspector General Act 1976 (the IGA) (see s6) gives the OIG power to indict (criminal and civil), as well as execute warrants & subpoenas.
law.cornell.edu/uscode/html/us…
The law enforcement arm of an OIG is via their sworn special agents (who BTW can carry weapons, again in the IGA). Here’s a job description:
oig.justice.gov/careers/docs/S…
These law enforcement powers are deputized to these agents, by the Attorney-General.
This has been the case since 2002, via section 812 of the Homeland Security Act:
ignet.gov/sites/default/…
Now, we know that the OIG - DOJ investigation into FBI/DOJ activities in 2016, started on or around 12 January, 2017, with a VERY broad remit:
oig.justice.gov/press/2017/201…
Yes the OIG has multiple ongoing investigations, but in terms of importance, scale & resources, the #1 probe is the FBI/DOJ investigation in the Jan 12 letter.
It's the most important in OIG history.
MILLIONS of documents. Dozens of interviews. It's the big kahuna:
IG poised to reignite war over FBI’s Clinton case
Few people have heard of Michael Horowitz, but that’s about to change.
http://thehill.com/policy/national-security/372457-ig-poised-to-reignite-war-over-fbis-clinton-case
Therefore, its reasonable to conclude that the majority of any indictments and referrals by Horowitz to DOJ, between 12 January, 2017 - 31 March, 2018, MUST relate to the Jan 12 letter investigations.
Back to the Horowitz semi-annual Report, referenced above.
Consider this : between 1 October 2017 and 31 March, 2018, the OIG secured 28 criminal indictments and 133 referrals (sealed and unsealed) to the DOJ (page 64).
Let's go back to the two previous DOJ-OIG semi-annual reports.
1 April - 30 September, 2017: 51 criminal indictments and 181 referrals (sealed and unsealed) to DOJ (page 77)
oig.justice.gov/semiannual/
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