The Robert Mueller Investigation

[triplehorn 2,664]

^^^^ that chick Stone is with

 

[jimmyjazz 47,001]

Does he still live in Austin?

[FondrenRoad 4,378]

2 minutes ago, triplehorn said:

^^^^ that chick Stone is with

 

Where is Bernie's hand?  #metoo

[Biff Tannen 46,079]

Wait, she went from Bernie to white nationalist?  Am I missing a joke?

[Anastasis 23,704]

19 minutes ago, Biff Tannen said:

Wait, she went from Bernie to white nationalist?  Am I missing a joke?

Crisis actor. 

[Tuco 5,093]

17 minutes ago, Biff Tannen said:

Wait, she went from Bernie to white nationalist?  Am I missing a joke?

I know it seems paranoid, but Russians maybe?

I don't see anything on going to white supremacist rallies, which would be a bigger flip as she was a BLM supporter.

Liberal social media star switches to Trump

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Fairbanks says her conversion came about fairly recently. She began 2016 as a supporter of Clinton's main rival within the Democratic Party, socialist candidate Bernie Sanders. As Clinton progressed towards the party nomination, she says, she grew increasingly frustrated with the Democrats. But what really shifted her political outlook, she says, was the mass shooting at an Orlando nightclub in June by a man who pledged allegiance to Islamic State.

.....

She posted a video in June going public with her support and outlining her views.

....

Fairbanks works as a reporter for Sputnik News, a Russian state-funded news agency which critics have accused of spreading propaganda on behalf of the Kremlin, although Sputnik hasn't endorsed either candidate.

Fairbanks denies that her employer has any influence over her political views. She says some others who work in Sputnik News' Washington office support Clinton and that says she is the only one of her colleagues who is a Trump fan.

 

 

[FondrenRoad 4,378]

22 minutes ago, Biff Tannen said:

Wait, she went from Bernie to white nationalist?  Am I missing a joke?

Why couldn't she be both the whole time?  

[Hugo Stiglitz 23,367]

17 minutes ago, Tuco said:

but Russians maybe?

Fairbanks works as a reporter for Sputnik News, a Russian state-funded news agency which critics have accused of spreading propaganda on behalf of the Kremlin, although Sputnik hasn't endorsed either candidate.

Fairbanks denies that her employer has any influence over her political views. She says some others who work in Sputnik News' Washington office support Clinton and that says she is the only one of her colleagues who is a Trump fan . 

Trump, of course, is no fan of Black Lives Matter, once calling it a "threat" and claiming that it contributes to police shootings . And he's not averse to a bit of fat shaming, an issue that popped up during the first presidential debate when Clinton accused him of calling a former Miss Universe winner "Miss Piggy."

So how does Fairbanks square her previous activism with her chosen candidates' views?

"I supported Black Lives Matter initially," she says. "And I will always support the phrase but speaking of the organisation and the movement, the rhetoric got hostile and angry.. It's become a divisive movement, rather than keeping people together. 

"I'm always a believer that if you see someone who's wrong or you see someone who is bullied, you should stand up and trying to do and make something better. But I'm not going to judge him on comments he allegedly made 20 years ago.

"Obviously policy issues matter significantly more than someone's personality," she says. "Trump's mean words are insignificant compared to Clinton's deadly actions."

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/amp/blogs-trending-37507542

 

[texas08 1,599]

Fit lump worked for Bernie?

 

[Chuckie Finster 22,994]

1 hour ago, Biff Tannen said:

Wait, she went from Bernie to white nationalist?  Am I missing a joke?

Honestly, the far-left and far-right are closer to one another on a lot of issues than either are to the middle.  

But, also, this chick is nuts.

[A-Tex Devil 2,495]

7 minutes ago, Chuckie Finster said:

Honestly, the far-left and far-right are closer to one another on a lot of issues than either are to the middle.  

But, also, this chick is nuts.

The political spectrum is a flat circle ( :mcconaughey).  My grandmother (no pics) explained it to me in the 80s when I asked what left and right meant, so I've always kinda seen it through that prism.  Communism and Fascism are two ends of a horseshoe.

Edited July 26, 2018 by A-Tex Devil

[Hugo Stiglitz 23,367]

 

[Tuco 5,093]

She also went from supporting black lives matter to flashing white power signs with Mike Cernovich from the White House podium.  I think that's more than far-left meeting far-right.  It's possible she is just a social media attention whore who will hook into any cause that thinks will get her attention. It's possible she is just a nut job.  But - BLM, white supremist, Bernie, Trump - these are all causes that the Russians pushed on social media. 

 

[RomaVicta 30,513]

15 hours ago, triplehorn said:

Forcing a vote would be a veritable roll call of members with legal exposure in Trump/Russia/GOP.

 

15 hours ago, RayDog said:

Yes, we absolutely should get all the house members owned by Russia on the record.

Somebody's fighting for their lives. A standard of does it make me money and can I stay out of jail? will eventually run you too close to the line. A man begins to believe he can't go to jail and just focuses on the money.

I thought that I was beyond shock of how low a politician might go, but here I am shocked. How did these low life miscreants rationalize getting in bed with Russia against the foundations of the country they actually stood up and swore to uphold?

Do these traitors have a morning where they wake up and think, "what was I thinking?" or is it just, "damn, I never thought I'd get caught?"

Occam's razor makes it hard not to presume guilt for these shitbirds.

And the nation mostly sleeps.

[jimmyjazz 47,001]

1 minute ago, Tuco said:

She also went from supporting black lives matter to flashing white power signs with Mike Cernovich from the White House podium.  I think that's more than far-left meeting far-right.  It's possible she is just a social media attention whore who will hook into any cause that thinks will get her attention. It's possible she is just a nut job.  But - BLM, white supremist, Bernie, Trump - these are all causes that the Russians pushed on social media. 

 

I'm amazed that it's the same woman in all these photos.

[Hugo Stiglitz 23,367]

https://www.mccain.senate.gov/public/_cache/files/36a914ad-30f1-4264-b78d-8352d6e5924c/mccain-cardin-bill-adding-magnitsky-act-to-caatsa-7-26-18.pdf

Edited July 26, 2018 by Hugo Stiglitz

[triplehorn 2,664]

51 minutes ago, Tuco said:

I know it seems paranoid, but Russians maybe?

 

9 minutes ago, Chuckie Finster said:

Honestly, the far-left and far-right are closer to one another on a lot of issues than either are to the middle.  

But, also, this chick is nuts.

and this 

 

 

One can argue that Bernie 'socialism', and Alt-right white nationalism are proximal ends of the political horseshoe, but when you factor in Nigel Farage/Brexit and Roger Stone, you're likely looking at someone acting as an agent.  The fundamental tenet in the Russian 2016 election attack was that both sides were targeted to drive people to extremes - to Trump/away from Clinton.  But Bernie.  Patiently awaiting some comeuppance there.

[jimmyjazz 47,001]

2 minutes ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:

 

That's somewhat encouraging, but I'm no policy wonk or Constitutional scholar:  what would it mean for THIS Congress to have the option to repudiate an attempt by Trump to kill the Magnitsky Act?

[Tuco 5,093]

Just now, triplehorn said:

One can argue that Bernie 'socialism', and Alt-right white nationalism are proximal ends of the political horseshoe, but when you factor in Nigel Farage/Brexit and Roger Stone, you're likely looking at someone acting as an agent.  The fundamental tenet in the Russian 2016 election attack was that both sides were targeted to drive people to extremes - to Trump/away from Clinton.  But Bernie.  Patiently awaiting some comeuppance there.

And that fact that she is paid by the Russian government, via Sputnik.  She can talk about the political diversity of the office all she wants, but she draws a salary from the Russian government and pushes many of the causes we know Russia pushed on social media.  It's possible that Sputnik hired her because she pushing those causes already - because she was an attention whore or nutjob - put it seems obvious there is a connection between her paid position and her positions. 

 

[jimmyjazz 47,001]

It's fucking ludicrous that her loyalties are even being discussed.  She works for the Kremlin.

[RomaVicta 30,513]

9 minutes ago, jimmyjazz said:

It's fucking ludicrous that her loyalties are even being discussed.  She works for the Kremlin.

She's a perfect honey trap. Voluptuous and sexy in an everyday way and that's what she sells in every photo taken of her. She's a kompromat engine and likely great at getting close to any older man around.

[FondrenRoad 4,378]

3 minutes ago, RomaVicta said:

She's a perfect honey trap. Voluptuous and sexy in an everyday way and that's what she sells in every photo taken of her. She's a kompromat engine and likely great at getting close to any older man around.

I'll tell you what.  She's a hell of a lot sexier than that NRA spy.

[Hugo Stiglitz 23,367]

9 minutes ago, RomaVicta said:

She's a perfect honey trap. Voluptuous and sexy in an everyday way and that's what she sells in every photo taken of her. She's a kompromat engine and likely great at getting close to any older man around.

She’s almost untouchable too because “journalist”.

[RomaVicta 30,513]

Just now, FondrenRoad said:

I'll tell you what.  She's a hell of a lot sexier than that NRA spy.

Yea, but neither look like the playboy bunny to whom Trump paid six figures so he could believe she was crazy about him. If either of these women laughed at your jokes and casually brushed a beast across your shoulder, you could think, "she's into me" rather than "what's going on here?"

I could be easily seduced by either.

[FondrenRoad 4,378]

1 minute ago, RomaVicta said:

Yea, but neither look like the playboy bunny to whom Trump paid six figures so he could believe she was crazy about him. If either of these women laughed at your jokes and casually brushed a beast across your shoulder, you could think, "she's into me" rather than "what's going on here?"

I could be easily seduced by either.

To each his own, I guess.  I'd be all about Cassandra.  Might even pretend I was into her craziness to close the deal.  But rail thin redheads don't really do it for me, so Maria is all yours.

[RomaVicta 30,513]

2 minutes ago, FondrenRoad said:

To each his own, I guess.  I'd be all about Cassandra.  Might even pretend I was into her craziness to close the deal.  But rail thin redheads don't really do it for me, so Maria is all yours.

I got game. If I want Cassandra, she's walking out with me. Hell, I could have 'em both and the Playboy bunny. Now that I think about it, they're all too ugly for me. Miss Universe or bust.

[triplehorn 2,664]

42 minutes ago, Tuco said:

And that fact that she is paid by the Russian government, via Sputnik.  She can talk about the political diversity of the office all she wants, but she draws a salary from the Russian government and pushes many of the causes we know Russia pushed on social media.  It's possible that Sputnik hired her because she pushing those causes already - because she was an attention whore or nutjob - put it seems obvious there is a connection between her paid position and her positions. 

 

Depending on what she's been up to, and it appears to be significant, she could end up under scrutiny for felony violation of FARA laws, or worse.  

Recall that state-supported Russian media outlet Sputnik had its U.S.-based partner company, RIA Global, ordered by the DoJ to register as a foreign agent.

It triggered tit for tat Russian retaliation. 

[Doc Sam Beckett 5,854]

22 minutes ago, RomaVicta said:

I got game. If I want Cassandra, she's walking out with me. Hell, I could have 'em both and the Playboy bunny. Now that I think about it, they're all too ugly for me. Miss Universe or bust.

Grabbing them by the pussy isn't the same as having game bruh

[triplehorn 2,664]

All told re Cassandra Fairbanks, it wouldn't be crazy to find the NRA lodged in the middle.

 

[Washpark 176]

[Chooky 13,340]

4 minutes ago, Washpark said:

 

To divert attention from this Trump is going to initiate two shocking executive orders:

1.)  All public toilets must have a live water moccasin in them.

2.)  You can't register to vote if you haven't killed a horned owl and a polar bear cub with a pitch fork.  

[Hugo Stiglitz 23,367]

9 minutes ago, Washpark said:

 

Welp, he’s going to jail.

[triplehorn 2,664]

This guy is arguably more perilous for Trump than Cohen.  But then, dead is dead.

 

Edited July 26, 2018 by triplehorn

[triplehorn 2,664]

thread relevant:

 

 

[Chooky 13,340]

4 minutes ago, triplehorn said:

This guy is arguably more perilous for Trump than Cohen.  But then, dead is dead.

 

"Do you swear to tell the lulz, the whole lulz and nothing but the lulz?"

[Francisco 2.0 32,553]

4 minutes ago, triplehorn said:

thread relevant:

 

 

Couldn't happen to a finer company.  

[jimmyjazz 47,001]

Quote

“If you’re going to obstruct justice, you do it quietly and secretly, not in public,” Mr. Giuliani said.

Yeah, because Donald is known for being discreet.

[MaybeACoordinator 8,350]

41 minutes ago, triplehorn said:

All told re Cassandra Fairbanks, it wouldn't be crazy to find the NRA lodged in the middle.

 

Inevitable part of aging but Shag / Surly standards are slipping. Ten years ago only the out and out trashdicks on here would admit they would bang either of these assets. Now the consensus is we would. Not sure if we’ve become more truthful or thirstier. 

[Hugo Stiglitz 23,367]

2 minutes ago, jimmyjazz said:

Yeah, because Donald is known for being discreet.

There is so much in the tweets from consciousness of guilt to witness tampering.

And we only have part of the picture of what was going on when this maniac would go on his Twitter rants.

Let’s not forget John Dowd either who pretty much lied to cover for Trump admitting to obstruction of justice.

[SuingToGetAMessageBoard? 3,861]

14 minutes ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:

There is so much in the tweets from consciousness of guilt to witness tampering.

And we only have part of the picture of what was going on when this maniac would go on his Twitter rants.

Let’s not forget John Dowd either who pretty much lied to cover for Trump admitting to obstruction of justice.

 That is a pretty decent point. I’ve always been skeptical of using the tweets themselves as criminal acts, but they could be relevant for an argument that Trump was committing a crime and using the tweets to make his crimes politically viable or provide plausible non-criminal alibis for acting as he did. 

[Goredho 17,635]

2 hours ago, RomaVicta said:

 

Somebody's fighting for their lives. A standard of does it make me money and can I stay out of jail? will eventually run you too close to the line. A man begins to believe he can't go to jail and just focuses on the money.

I thought that I was beyond shock of how low a politician might go, but here I am shocked. How did these low life miscreants rationalize getting in bed with Russia against the foundations of the country they actually stood up and swore to uphold?

Do these traitors have a morning where they wake up and think, "what was I thinking?" or is it just, "damn, I never thought I'd get caught?"

Occam's razor makes it hard not to presume guilt for these shitbirds.

And the nation mostly sleeps.

The worst case scenario is starting to seem like the most likely scenario.  That this may be to politics as Penn State/Jerry Sandusky was to college athletics.  A lot of what we are seeing and hearing (and are being told isn't happening) only makes sense if Russia really is in balls-deep with the NRA, GOP, etc...

[TwiceHorn 32,019]

1 hour ago, Chooky said:

To divert attention from this Trump is going to initiate two shocking executive orders:

1.)  All public toilets must have a live water moccasin in them.

2.)  You can't register to vote if you haven't killed a horned owl and a polar bear cub with a pitch fork.  

Do you have to use the pitchfork on the owl or nah?

[Chooky 13,340]

1 minute ago, TwiceHorn said:

Do you have to use the pitchfork on the owl or nah?

The pitch fork on the horned owl is not mandatory but recommended for maximum horned owl tard tears.  

[Brisketexan 106,704]

Inevitable part of aging but Shag / Surly standards are slipping. Ten years ago only the out and out trashdicks on here would admit they would bang either of these assets. Now the consensus is we would. Not sure if we’ve become more truthful or thirstier. 

We’re aging, dude. And, boobs.

But, for reference, here’s a pic that says so much. Surly poster in the middle, Cassandra looking skanky on the left, and - seriously - Lewinsky looking WAY too classy for this crew, on the right.

[Red Five 41,621]

I assume that Mueller will open the first “no collusion!” tweet and realize the errors of his ways and close up shop.

[Hugo Stiglitz 23,367]

Brisket, please take my picture down.

[Tuco 5,093]

The guy in the middle is how she got famous.  She videoed him dancing and it went viral.  Hopefully he got a handy out of it.     

[Brisketexan 106,704]

Brisket, please take my picture down.

The hell of it is, we KNOW I just doxxed a surly poster - it’s just a question of who.

[jimmyjazz 47,001]

It's Derka's dad.

[MaybeACoordinator 8,350]

20 minutes ago, Brisketexan said:

We’re aging, dude. And, boobs.

But, for reference, here’s a pic that says so much. Surly poster in the middle, Cassandra looking skanky on the left, and - seriously - Lewinsky looking WAY too classy for this crew, on the right.

That’s what I pictured TOR looking like. Probably lost some weight since he’s been in the hut though.