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Nolagirl99 4 points ago +4 / -0

Brandon Gill who founded DCEnquirer… Enquiring minds want to know?

by MAGULQ
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Nolagirl99 10 points ago +10 / -0

The memes are on fire tonight in truth! It’s a meme storm over there

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Nolagirl99 9 points ago +9 / -0

That’s hysterical! It’s a block away from the American Revolution museum on the same street! 1776

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Nolagirl99 2 points ago +2 / -0

I have to say Jeff Landry (LA AG) has been at the forefront of getting filing and winning.

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Nolagirl99 2 points ago +2 / -0

He’s not dumb and seems to always have a plan in place. It seems there’s always a way to get the public informed and anons searching for connections. Hysterical that the media comes here to get news, even if it’s a spin off of the topic. It almost seems like he continues to weed out the corrupt. BTW… regarding another conversation we had, the more people I follow on TS, the more it seems my original theory was correct when checking the date joined

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Nolagirl99 2 points ago +2 / -0

I reread the response to the motion this evening after reading @paulsperry (mentioned below) about Jay Bratt revealing “key investigative details”. It wasn’t a specific mention of Hillary, more the way the response read.

There’s 3 issues addressed but number one is the crux.

  1. Is he entitled to return of property?
    Technically, all presidential records belong to the US, however, executive privilege applies if there’s proprietary interest in the presidential records. Trumps original motion states it was information or documents gained during his presidency so he has executive privilege. The response yesterday claims that’s proof that it belongs to the US. The question is what would one consider proprietary interest?

Collusion, proof of election interference, treason, russia gate, DNC spying on campaign, etc. all possible classified info that came into possession during his term. All personal stakes for trump. Does he have proprietary interest? Now consider restrictions to access of the records and the EO’s. (It’s late but I’ll dig for the one bouncing around in my head mañana)

Once the archivist notified Trumps attorney, he fell within the range of statue to claim executive privilege (the response claims it wasn’t filed urgently but it’s by the books). IMO, this was what caused panic and led them to obtain the shady warrant which encompassed personal effects. It’s a “good faith” loophole. I’m not sure I articulated my connections very well but this is how I foresee the judgement tomorrow.

The injunction will be denied. The special master will be allowed (it’s a slippery slope violation of the 4th amendment) The return of property will be dependent on the special master.

Sure would be something if they found something but won’t be able to use it bc it was a violation of the 4A, however, I doubt the documents they were looking for would be in his office. He’s not stupid. Tomorrow we see how Act 1657 scene 6 plays out! 😜

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Nolagirl99 2 points ago +2 / -0

I deal with BK’s and what people call predatory lenders. I’m pretty neutral in my stance because I see the lender and the debtor side. Who wants to lend to someone who’s had four cars repossessed? Who do you go to when you’ve had four cars repossessed? BOA doesn’t typically lend to high risk. Govt incentive does change that. Wells Fargo is cutting ties in the mortgage area. Big banks are still hesitant after the last housing crash. I’m semi familiar with HUD but definitely not an expert. If we were to have a 40,000 ft view of this, is it for the amount of illegals coming into the country that are now on federal funding? I’m more trying to understand the why of it.

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Nolagirl99 2 points ago +2 / -0

Just made a post after reading the entire objection. Trump adding his opinion on what they were looking for adds a lot of spice. Consider the timing of the filing and the truth.

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Nolagirl99 16 points ago +16 / -0

DOJ is claiming since the search warrant included “anything near or in boxes with classified docs” were fair game or anything found in “good faith” was admissible even if it was attorney client privilege. The argument is hypocritical. The search warrant was sketchy at best. I think they may have found something and that’s why they are asking for everything to be afforded to both parties but sealed by the court (not public). To me it seems like an absolute violation of the 4th amendment. As you said, Trump saying what he thinks they were looking for adds some spice.

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Nolagirl99 1 point ago +1 / -0

To add to your questions, anyone know how he’s able to see all of these accounts to retruth? He only follows three people.

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Nolagirl99 3 points ago +3 / -0

Exactly… I’ve been sharing this little fact, let’s see what happens when they realize they got played

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Nolagirl99 2 points ago +2 / -0

Application won’t be available until after midterms!

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Nolagirl99 1 point ago +1 / -0

Nope! They will have the application available around December.

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Nolagirl99 6 points ago +6 / -0

Just made a post about using it as an opportunity to redpill normies now, the fine print says the application won’t be available until the end of the year. After midterms.

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Nolagirl99 5 points ago +5 / -0

This is why we drop info now. Show them they’re being played. If he really wanted to forgive the debt, the application would be available immediately. Instead, it’s just another game of divide.

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