Unclebaldrick
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FIFY
Mar- A Lago raided FBI Warrants
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Budzbuddha
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What is my race if I am white?
White – A person having origins in any of the original peoples of Europe, the Middle East, or North Africa. Black or African American – A person having origins in any of the Black racial groups of Africa.
* shocked not shocked.
White – A person having origins in any of the original peoples of Europe, the Middle East, or North Africa. Black or African American – A person having origins in any of the Black racial groups of Africa.
* shocked not shocked.
Budzbuddha
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Herb & Suds
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I would call it a weak attempt at diversion
Thanks for playing
Herb & Suds
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I’m white I feel no hate for it
Maybe it’s just you they hate?
rabbita78
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SCROLL thru the convo
If you are wondering why everyone has been abandoning the left
THATS WHY - you all are morally & intellectually bankrupt
Herb & Suds
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I did you lost
Budzbuddha
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Is this eric trump ? …. Or just a vanilla deplorable
Herb & Suds
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Just some loser who wants to promote white power like a century ago
xtsho
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They were never a contender to begin with.
printer
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And the dark blue countries are the only ones I would even think of living in. Funny that.
I glad I asked the question of if you though a racist world would be a better place to live (which you didn't answer). Your answer did convince me you are nothing but a troll. I have no more time for your posts, they are of no value.
printer
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Judge says he may unseal parts of Mar-a-Lago affidavit
A federal magistrate judge on Thursday said he may be willing to unseal portions of an affidavit used to apply for the search warrant on former President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate, ordering Justice Department officials to suggest redactions to the document.
Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhart said he believes the Justice Department has not sufficiently shown that the document should remain entirely secret.
“I find that on the present record the Government has not met its burden of showing that the entire affidavit should remain sealed,” Reinhart said in a brief order.
The judge issued his ruling during a hearing in West Palm Beach, Fla., where several news outlets had argued that the significant public interest in the filing justifies disclosing at least part of it.
According to The New York Times, Reinhart said there were parts of the affidavit that “could be presumptively unsealed,” and that it was not for him to decide whether “those portions would be meaningful for the public or the media.”
The affidavit, which was used to convince Reinhart that there was enough evidence to support the probable cause needed to obtain a search warrant, contains information about the federal law enforcement investigation into Trump’s handling of material marked classified following his departure from the White House.
Reinhart told the Justice Department to send him proposed redactions of the affidavit by next Thursday and said he would review whether they were appropriate.
“This is going to be a considered, careful process,” the judge said, according to the Times.
Charles Tobin, an attorney representing media outlets who have asked for the document’s release, said during Thursday’s hearing that the significant public interest in the matter weighs in favor of disclosing information about the search.
“Transparency serves the public interest in understanding and accepting the results. That’s good for the government and for the court,” Tobin said, according to The Washington Post. “You can’t trust what you cannot see.”
The department had argued that the affidavit should remain under seal in its entirety, saying the information it contained laid out a “roadmap” to its ongoing investigation.
“There remain compelling reasons, including to protect the integrity of an ongoing law enforcement investigation that implicates national security, that support keeping the affidavit sealed,” DOJ lawyers said in a court filing earlier this week.
thehill.com
A federal magistrate judge on Thursday said he may be willing to unseal portions of an affidavit used to apply for the search warrant on former President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate, ordering Justice Department officials to suggest redactions to the document.
Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhart said he believes the Justice Department has not sufficiently shown that the document should remain entirely secret.
“I find that on the present record the Government has not met its burden of showing that the entire affidavit should remain sealed,” Reinhart said in a brief order.
The judge issued his ruling during a hearing in West Palm Beach, Fla., where several news outlets had argued that the significant public interest in the filing justifies disclosing at least part of it.
According to The New York Times, Reinhart said there were parts of the affidavit that “could be presumptively unsealed,” and that it was not for him to decide whether “those portions would be meaningful for the public or the media.”
The affidavit, which was used to convince Reinhart that there was enough evidence to support the probable cause needed to obtain a search warrant, contains information about the federal law enforcement investigation into Trump’s handling of material marked classified following his departure from the White House.
Reinhart told the Justice Department to send him proposed redactions of the affidavit by next Thursday and said he would review whether they were appropriate.
“This is going to be a considered, careful process,” the judge said, according to the Times.
Charles Tobin, an attorney representing media outlets who have asked for the document’s release, said during Thursday’s hearing that the significant public interest in the matter weighs in favor of disclosing information about the search.
“Transparency serves the public interest in understanding and accepting the results. That’s good for the government and for the court,” Tobin said, according to The Washington Post. “You can’t trust what you cannot see.”
The department had argued that the affidavit should remain under seal in its entirety, saying the information it contained laid out a “roadmap” to its ongoing investigation.
“There remain compelling reasons, including to protect the integrity of an ongoing law enforcement investigation that implicates national security, that support keeping the affidavit sealed,” DOJ lawyers said in a court filing earlier this week.
Judge says he may unseal parts of Mar-a-Lago affidavit
A federal magistrate judge on Thursday said he may be willing to unseal portions of an affidavit used to apply for the search warrant on former President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate, ordering J…
thehill.com
rabbita78
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yes - they are White countries - imagine that
Budzbuddha
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Time to get back to the “ Great White Dope “ …
Cletus on thread needs to tend to his sister wife.
Cletus on thread needs to tend to his sister wife.
printer
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And ones that promote inclusiveness.
Herb & Suds
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I had to google Cleatus
Perfect description
Budzbuddha
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As a perk of being a club member or party guest gets you to view classified docs -
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
meth.
PJ Diaz
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I'm asking you for your source, not what I've "heard".
Assuming that the statement that, "'anti-racists' claim that EUROPE & AMERICA were built upon WHITE SUPREMACY", is true, that doesn't automatically mean that non-whites are non-racist; cite where an "anti-racist" has made that claim.
doublejj
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Poll: Majority of Americans Approve of Search on Mar-a-Lago for Files Trump Took
truthout.org
Poll: Majority of Americans Approve of Search on Mar-a-Lago for Files Trump Took
Despite loud criticisms from Trump loyalists, only around a third of Americans disapprove of the search at Mar-a-Lago.
truthout.org