John Durham's Investigation is Finished. And a whole lot of folks are headed to prison
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You’re so blinded by TDS that you can’t see that Durham was hired to set the trap only! Jeff Sessions will make the kill shot as a private citizen lawyer in his juristiction! It has to be this way! A government prosecutor can’t do that !
He still showed that there never existed any credible evidence of Trump colluding with Russia/Putin. He also showed that the FBI used falsified data to get FISA court warrants.
Set your "get Trump at any cost" laser vision hatred of the man aside, and ask yourself if it is the gov's duty to open investigations where no credible evidence exists and to lie to a judge using falsified data to get warrants against ANY American citizen? Edited to add: or any human being for that matter. If there's no evidence of a crime, there's nothing to investigate. Yet they did.
Does that sound like something that a government whose only purpose was to protect ALL citizens Rights equally while using blind Justice, should be doing?
Does that sound like something you'd accept being done to you?
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Christopher Steele: UK High Court throws out Trump ex-spy dossier case
Donald Trump's attempt to bring a case in the UK against a former MI6 officer who compiled a salacious dossier linking him to Russia has failed.The former president had been seeking to use data protection laws to sue the company run by Christopher Steele but the High Court has thrown out the case.
Mr Steele compiled the dossier which contained unproven allegations about bribing officials and sex parties.
It was leaked to the media just before Mr Trump was sworn in as president.
In bringing the lawsuit against Orbis Business Intelligence Ltd, he said the dossier contained allegations that were inaccurate and breached his data protection rights.
In Thursday's ruling in London, Mrs Justice Steyn DBE said she did not make any judgement on the allegations themselves but found Mr Trump's claim had not been brought within the six-year limitation period.
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