InsaneZero
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Lack of a record can be evidence in itself, you realize.Why do shady people keep any records of anything?
Lack of a record can be evidence in itself, you realize.Why do shady people keep any records of anything?
Lack of a record can be evidence in itself, you realize.
You seem to have confused Increasingly Nervous Man with Increasingly Confident Man.
Hopefully they got all computers and cell phones. They need to look and see if there are any Gmail drafts or deleted texts.
@MikeDelMoro
Per a source familiar with the investigation: a dozen armed FBI woke up Manafort by knocking on his *bedroom door*
totesIf the FBI wanted the documents, they could just ask [Manafort] and he would have turned them over, said one adviser close to the White House.
Looks like Trump is throwing Manafort under the bus.
A similar story came out after the Flynn stuff a few months ago.
The most impressive thing is that Trump managed not to whine about this on Twitter that whole time.
Or maybe they just didnt tell him.
More details of the search from ABC news.
WhoaWhat if he acid washed all his texts?
More details of the search from ABC news.
So true. We've fallen far in just a few months.In any other presidency, this would be a major story with 150 pages or more on GAF. But with Trump, major stories like this just feel like a Wednesday.
This.You know, I'm cool with leaks coming from the Trump administration (to an extent, no classified data and sensitive info and stuff), because I want that shit to be as nonfunctional as possible. But I can't say I'm happy at the FBI or Mueller's investigation being leaky. I know two weeks is actually pretty good comparatively, but I'd rather that they just be able to do their investigations in peace. Stuff like this just complicates their job.
The most impressive thing is that Trump managed not to whine about this on Twitter that whole time.
Or maybe they just didnt tell him.
Looks like Trump is throwing Manafort under the bus.
A similar story came out after the Flynn stuff a few months ago.
Hahahaha, yes. Someone ran Increasingly Nervous Man through the FaceApp to give him a smile for when things are actually looking up.
The same day is when he made the tweetstorm about banning trans soldiers and how we are a country of God
The fact the FBI raided his residence is a big deal. To get warrants to go in and take stuff means a Judge signed off with probable cause and certainly suggests they did not feel subpoena power was enough to guarantee compliance with demands.
Throw in the National Enquirer suddenly having a sex scandal and you know shits going down
They woke him up by knocking on his BEDROOM door. That's how serious this was.
Bobby if ur planning on sending nice fbi agents to mar-a-lago please let me know ok. Btw how does steak dinner for tomorrow sound?After he found this out it's funny how he also started sending messages of appreciation to Mueller
Check out this Paul Manafort, Russia, & Trump campaign timeline... It's crazy.
Check out this Paul Manafort, Russia, & Trump campaign timeline... It's crazy.
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Late 2004
Russian loyalist, Viktor Yanukovych of the "Party of Regions" political party, wins the Ukrainian presidential election. After serious concerns of fraud and public outcry, a subsequent vote is held - Yanukovych, and the Party of Regions loses.
June 2005
Paul Manafort pitches himself to Russian billionaire and close Vladimir Putin confidante, Oleg Deripaska, with a plan to influence the politics, business dealings, and news coverage inside the USA, Europe, and former Soviet republics that will "greatly benefit" President Putins government.
Late 2005
Paul Manafort begins executing his plan for Oleg Deripaska and begins receiving $10 million dollars annually from Deripaska.
Early 2006
The Party of Regions hire Paul Manafort.
August 2006
With Paul Manafort's help, Party of Regions wins a number of parliament seats and Viktor Yanukovych becomes Prime Minister.
Sometime in 2007
Party of Regions begins sending under-the-table payments to Paul Manafort.
February 2010
With Paul Manafort as an adviser, Viktor Yanukovych is elected president of Ukraine. Manafort expresses concerns of voter fraud against his client before the election.
Sometime in 2012
Party of Regions under-the-table payments to Paul Manafort end. Nearly $13 million dollars in payments were made.
Sometime in 2012
Paul Manafort and an associate (who would also go on to work for the Trump campaign) help the Party of Regions secretly route over $2 million dollars into a non-profit organization. The money was used to hire Washington lobbyists that would influence US policy. They did not register as foreign agents.
Sometime in 2013
Paul Manafort is millions of dollars in debt to Pro-Russian officials.
February 2014
After nearly 4 months of extreme civil unrest and protests, Viktor Yanukovych, with the help of Vladimir Putin, flees to Russia (where he still lives in exile).
March 2014
Crimea, a Party of Regions stronghold, is annexed by Russia.
September 2014
Paul Manafort is hired by remnants of the Party of Regions to transform the party. Manafort renames the party "Opposition Bloc" with the intent "to gather the largest number of people opposed to the current government, you needed to avoid anything concrete, and just become a symbol of being opposed."
February 29, 2016
Paul Manafort pitches himself to Donald Trump for a position in his campaign.
March 19, 2016
Russian hackers obtain access to John Podesta and DNC email accounts.
March 28, 2016
Paul Manafort is hired by the Donald Trump campaign.
April 2016
Trump campaign contacts with Russian officials begin.
May 9, 2016
Paul Manafort becomes unofficial/co-chairman of Donald Trump's campaign.
June 9, 2016
Paul Manafort, Donald Trump Jr, and Jared Kushner meet officials linked to Russian government after being promised damaging information on Hillary Clinton.
June 17, 2016
Donald Trump declares that there is an impending release of information that will negatively affect Hillary Clinton.
June 20, 2016
Paul Manafort officially becomes Donald Trump's campaign manager.
July 2016
Donald Trump campaign officials intervene at the Republican National Convention to remove a call for arming the Ukrainian army in an effort to fight Russian forces.
July 22, 2016
DNC emails from Russia hack are released on WikiLeaks
July 2016
The FBI opens an investigation into Trump campaign-Russia connections.
Sometime in 2016
US intelligence agencies intercept communications of Russian operatives discussing their efforts and conversations with Paul Manafort who was encouraging help from the Russians.
August 14, 2016
Party of Regions secret ledger is discovered and secret payments to Paul Manafort are revealed.
August 19, 2016
Paul Manafort resigns as Donald Trump's campaign manager.
November 10, 2016
Two days after the US Presidential Election, Russia's top diplomats confirm that they had maintained contacts within Trump's "immediate entourage" during the campaign.
January 10, 2017
The Steele Dossier declares a "well-developed conspiracy" between Russia and the Trump campaign managed by Paul Manafort who was using Carter Page and others as intermediaries.
May 9, 2017
Donald Trump fires FBI Director James Comey.
July 8, 2017
Trump-Campaign/Russia meeting from June 2016 becomes public.
July 25, 2017
Paul Manafort meets with the Senate Intelligence Committee to answer questions and hand over his notes from the June 2016 meeting.
July 26, 2017
The FBI raids Paul Manafort's home.
Check out this Paul Manafort, Russia, & Trump campaign timeline... It's crazy.
It's hilarious how the Trump camp wants to pretend an affair with a much younger woman is horribly scandalous. As if it's something Trump himself hasn't done.Looks like Trump is throwing Manafort under the bus.
A similar story came out after the Flynn stuff a few months ago.
1/ Predawn raid on Manafort's house is stunning- typical of serious criminal investigations dealing w uncooperative or untrusted targets
2/ Fed judge signing warrant would demand persuasive evidence of probable cause that a serious crime has been committed
3/ This kind of raid- in early morning hours w no advance notice- shows astonishing & alarming distrust for Press former campaign chairman
4/ Raid decimates Manafort's claim of cooperation with law enforcement it reflects evidence connecting Manafort to criminal wrongdoing
5/5 Significant step reaffirms my reasons for urging a Special Counsel&redoubles my determination to protect investigation from interference
Face app is just a portal to the brighter timeline.FaceApp changed the course of history.
You know, I'm cool with leaks coming from the Trump administration (to an extent, no classified data and sensitive info and stuff), because I want that shit to be as nonfunctional as possible. But I can't say I'm happy at the FBI or Mueller's investigation being leaky. I know two weeks is actually pretty good comparatively, but I'd rather that they just be able to do their investigations in peace. Stuff like this just complicates their job.
Trump had to change his story after Manafort admitted to Don Jr. meeting. Now we know why National Enquirer trashed Manafort. What a joke.
Mueller's professional flipper lawyer earning his keep.