I. G. Horowitz finishes his FISA investigation ...

[dogtag]

but here come the redactions: by the time the various Agencies
have finished blacking out all the areas they figure might hurt
their own credibility, there'll be nothing left and all the villains will
skate leaving them free to write their memoirs, plug them on CNN
and live the life of Riley.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/doj-inspector-general-michael-horowitz-completes-fisa-abuse-investigation

[John Kuhns]

I certainly hope not. Have told a number of people there was a reason Barr chose NOT to prosecute Comey just yet. These people broke a myriad of laws, lied, and ultimately ended up attempting a coup of a duly elected sitting President of the United States. Had this been done when the last guy was in office those perpetrators would be in prison for life. If these people skate then we can consider the Republic as lost.

[dogtag]

Trouble is, these Agencies are huge in terms of manpower
and are infested with large numbers of liberals who hold
high office. Things get lost, misplaced, overlooked or simply
mysteriously vanish - like Hilary's 30,000 e-mails.
I hope these villains get their comeuppance but I can hold
my breath for only a short span.

[togor]

Some things about the 30K emails I don't understand. First, how do they know how many are missing if they don't have them? Second, if there was really something nefarious in there, then wouldn't it be a lot smarter to make say the 10 bad ones go away? If Hillary is the master crook they say she is then surely she would think of better ways to cover her tracks than with a gaping hole in her email backups, right?

[dogtag]

Honest people don't destroy their hard drives and Blackberries
by pounding them into oblivion and hiding their computers in
the toilet.

[togor]

Honest people don't destroy their hard drives and Blackberries
by pounding them into oblivion and hiding their computers in
the toilet.

Are you sure? Some honest people with no eligibility issues only do FTF sales because even a 4473 is too much for them. You ascribe your motives to the actions of others.

[dogtag]

Are you sure? Some honest people with no eligibility issues only do FTF sales because even a 4473 is too much for them. You ascribe your motives to the actions of others.

Yes, well that was as clear as mud.

[togor]

Yes, well that was as clear as mud.

Understated! The point is people do things for their own motives, not the ones you assume. Smashing obsolete hard drives is a known and recommended procedure for putting the data out of reach.

[Vern Humphrey]

Yes, well that was as clear as mud.

If I cared, I would ask if there was an English version available.

[lyman]

re those emails,

when it is announced that there were classified emails on various devices, some in huma's possession, some in anthony weenie's machines you gotta wonder,

surely Gov't IT can tell how many were sent to or thru that magical server that dried up?

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re those emails,

when it is announced that there were classified emails on various devices, some in huma's possession, some in anthony weenie's machines you gotta wonder,

surely Gov't IT can tell how many were sent to or thru that magical server that dried up?

[k arga]

togor, what is your problem with a legal ftf transfer, get drivers id and done in my state.

[togor]

togor, what is your problem with a legal ftf transfer, get drivers id and done in my state.

SC rules, quoted from some web site:

In South Carolina individuals may sell their personally owned firearms to any other resident of South Carolina with no government involvement of any kind. Just like selling a chainsaw, a hammer, or a lawn mower – make the deal, exchange value for value and that’s it.

There is a burden on the seller to ensure the buyer is eligible to own a firearm, and this is a judgement call made by the seller on how is done.

How is the seller supposed to know if a complete stranger doesn't have a disqualifying item on his record?

And this question: are millions of illegal guns in criminal hands a good thing or a bad thing? Depending on how one answers, they may look at the situation differently. For my part I don't see why we have to make illegal gun purchases as easy as humanly possible.