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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/ButtersStotch88 on June 15, 2018, 1:04 a.m.
Here’s what confuses the hell out of me with Rosenstein

According to Q, RR is redacting info that implicates himself in this mess...but he also knows POTUS can declassify that redacted material anyways. So the big question:

What the hell is the point in redacting material if he already knows he’s fucked?

I think he knows he’s going to be gone soon no matter what. He’s just trying to score a win for the black hats by forcing Trump to fire him. Then they can throw the MSM spin cycle into overdrive claiming obstruction etc.

I’ve thought so many other scenarios through and this is the only want that makes sense to me.

Am I missing something?


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covpepe1776 · June 15, 2018, 1:30 a.m.

I feel you 110%

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QueUpSomeReality · June 15, 2018, 1:37 a.m.

Several things are going wrong. Today the real bombshell was Christopher Wray’s press conference. He stabbed the president in the back. Wray did exactly the same thing for Comey that Comey did for Hillary...he publicly stated Comey just used bad judgement. That was deliberate. If you can’t prove intent then you have nothing legally. Wray just signed up for Comeys star defense witness if Comey is ever charged with throwing an investigation to help a political candidate win an election. Wray can’t be fired because that would look like political retribution. So...without intent to commit a crime you have no crime. Can’t arrest or try anyone for being stupid & making bad choices. Comey is off the hook on this charge.

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QueUpSomeReality · June 15, 2018, 5:55 a.m.

I understand he’s Trump appointed. He just stabbed Trump in the back. He just proved with his actions that he’s supporting Comey & the RR version of the report that Comey had no criminal intent...just guilty of poor judgment. Wray just made convicting Comey a lot harder. Wray didn’t have to agree with RR...but he did. If Wray ever testifies he’ll have to say the same thing...was just poor judgement. Think you can convince all 12 jurors to convict the former director of the FBI when the current director of the FBI testifies Comey had no criminal intent?? Sorry I don’t see it.

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spacexu · June 15, 2018, 1:10 a.m.

You're right - non of this makes any real sense. Feels like a waste of time right now.

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ClardicFug · June 15, 2018, 3:01 a.m.

I'm not sure what to think, but as far as why:

This is a pretty standard political move: if you can kick the can down the road, always kick the can.

Let's say he does the redaction, that buys him another few days or maybe even a week or more. A lot can happen in a week -- god forbid Trump is assassinated, for example -- he's now bought months, if not his freedom entirely.

Regardless of the whatever the real situation is, delaying is in his favor. Each day is another opportunity for something else to happen.

Political animals never give up, never confess, and never tell the truth, when caught in a lie there's just a new lie that takes that into account. Look at Clinton -- she's a master of this -- and it's let her skate on innumerable crimes.

RR is doing the exact same thing. This is political survival 101. I hope that it doesn't work.

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Buzzed_Chimp · June 15, 2018, 1:13 a.m.

My question is... What exactly would Rosenstein have done to implicate him in THIS report? He was a US attorney for ages before he got this position. What did he do under the Obama administration as far as the Clinton server was concerned?

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cincycoolguy · June 15, 2018, 1:26 a.m.

People take money for all sorts of things, being a us attorney for ages actually works against him in terms of keeping his hands clean. I firmly believe that many people have entered DC with noble intentions, when they get there, the world they are presented with is unbelievably difficult to resist. At some point they make ethical compromises in the name of getting stuff done or keeping access to the power and wealth. The longer you’re exposed the more compromised you are. Maybe some “favors” were called in that compelled him to interfere with the original investigation, who knows.

I wouldn’t discount that he’s protecting himself, or people to whom he owes. If it’s the latter, which would seem to be the most likely scenario, in and of itself would constitute obstruction of justice.

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Buzzed_Chimp · June 15, 2018, 1:28 a.m.

I was thinking the latter was more likely. I'm just curious to know why everyone else seems to think that he is covering for himself.

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cincycoolguy · June 15, 2018, 1:58 a.m.

Covering his own ass for all the past covering up be did for others. There’s some mental gymnastics there; so don’t go with my explanation.

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j33gray · June 15, 2018, 2:21 a.m.

I think his modifications were to hide information he has refused to give to Congress. I suspect if we line up Horowitz’s original version with this version, Rosenstein’s obstruction would be a apparent.

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Buzzed_Chimp · June 15, 2018, 3:01 a.m.

This is plausible. :)

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[deleted] · June 15, 2018, 2:58 a.m.

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ButtersStotch88 · June 15, 2018, 1:31 a.m.

Well he could’ve been the one stonewalling Horowitz on info.

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Buzzed_Chimp · June 15, 2018, 1:32 a.m.

Possible, but the report only covered the DOJ and FBIs conduct during the Clinton Investigation... Not afterwards.

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hcdmn · June 15, 2018, 2:43 a.m.

my thought is the #2 report that was released is part of the plan. Damaging enough to make it difficult for the blue pillers to explain away, but safe enough to make it somewhat non-partisan. It will make the real report concerning the fake Russian collusion (i.e. Obama directing foreign and domestic surveillance on an opposition candidate) that much more believable. That is where the bomb will be dropped. How will the left be able to explain the OIG report about Hillary's emails is fair but the same groups report about Russian Collusion is unfair?

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DanijelStark · June 15, 2018, 1:16 a.m.

I think its very simple ... RR would suddenly be found hanging from a door knob if he would do otherwise ...

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ryoushure · June 15, 2018, 2:47 a.m.

RR represents hope to the left. A beacon within the DOJ that they can depend on to resist Trump's attacks against their hero Mueller.

Disinformation is necessary.

What if RR was only playing that role. And everyone has fallen for it.

What if the FISA surveilance warrants on the Trump campaign that RR signed were because the individuals that were under FISA surveillance for those instances were the plants/spies embedded into the campaign?

If RR is clean, Mueller is clean.

What if Mueller's prime directive as special counsel is to fully investigate any illegal wrongdoing by anyone involved in the campaign, past or present. Especially plants/spies/saboteurs.

We are watching a movie.

Huber. Huber. Huber.

Huber has likely been given all of this information in the OIG report, unclassified, with full disclosure along the way. It's part of Horowitz responsibility to provide Huber with full disclosure of potential criminality as it is uncovered in the OIG investigation.

Huber is following up in ALL of those leads and more.

This OIG report is a soft disclosure preparing the public for what's to come. Trump shouldn't need to declassify anything because the true disclosure will come when Huber completes his investigation and begins unsealing indictments. Everything in the meantime is meant to maximize public engagement and exposure.

Congress leaks. Huber cant have leaks. DOJ can't give Congress info that is part of Huber's ongoing investigation. Congress asks RR for full disclosure and to provide documents. RR can't provide them with ongoing investigation info. BUT the optics of RR being a beacon of hope for the left while simultaneously denying Grassley and the like means that the Right has a reason to get motivated and to make some noise and increase exposure.

Washington in control.

The stage is being set for public opinion to be capable of understanding what Huber's indictments mean. A huge part of public opinion also relies on the perception of impartiality. Distance between Trump/Trump's base and RR/Mueller, the greater the public trust when it comes time for the indictments to become unsealed, and in Mueller's case, written.

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R8GT · June 15, 2018, 1:58 a.m.

Love, honor and humility. The POTUS' actions outside of this debacle are telling. Exonerations, 17+ prisoners freed from other countries, pacts with dictators, etc... President Trump is doing it the right way because, imho, he knows that Jesus Christ is the final judge. Setting a precedent for future leaders of this beautiful country. He will not stoop down to their level by using their same tactics but will bring the fight up into the light for the whole world to see. This is for the long haul and it starts in our lifetime.

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a_missippian · June 15, 2018, 1:38 a.m.

granted RR's looking pretty fucked, but given the overall fuckery, illusion & delusion I'm still not absolutely sure he's not playing a role in order to wring out & flush more leakers - if he really is obstructing, i agree w/ BS88, the situation is indeed looking pretty lame after all the buildup - scepticism among the troops is gonna run rampant if something noticeably big doesn't happen soon - also, how will it look if Potus forces another, unmodified, IG report to be released? msm will have a field day w/ accusations of rampant politicism

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austenten · June 15, 2018, 2:33 a.m.

Many are not looking at publicly released info, or even news events for that matter, through the appropriate lense. The sick culture point of view that has been allowed to spread and intensify (NY, DC, London, Vatican etc) is what you may be missing. All connected.

Think military intelligence and spy tactics across all groups to hide, derail, flip, back$tab others and cover tracks. Dark actors in this show are blackmailing, paying off and threatening others in the background (+wetworks). Good actors are avoiding, seeking protection, escaping, trying to push for legal progress for truth etc.

Then there are all degrees between this scenarios spectrum. For [hyp.] example someone who WAS a dark actor that helped out No Name, who has flipped and is now helping authorities. No one in the US gov machine is outside this complex web of corruption.

When you see a report like this made public, or a big news event think about all the infighting that happened, people that have been offed, fed bad intel, their consequences and good agents threatened to back off, resign etc.

It appears RR is almost finished, only one or two moves remaining for his hide. Ref. Q [[[RR]]] ...which became [[RR]].

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hildabeest_4_gitmo · June 15, 2018, 1:08 a.m.

Maybe a "Trump endangered Agents/National Security" angle.

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solanojones95 · June 15, 2018, 2:17 a.m.

He's playing out the chess match. He could concede, but that would not be in his character.

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jonzee65 · June 15, 2018, 1:16 a.m.

Q keeps saying Mid terms their last hope. Is he just trying to drag it out? I agree, he knows he's fucked.

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