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181  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Donald Trump Impeachment Hearings [serious discussion] on: December 05, 2019, 03:40:15 PM
doesn't typically have to provide information relating to subpoenas if they are to deem it executive privilege. (Which is obviously then tested in court, it is currently being tested)
The Supreme Court has already ruled in the past on this and executive privilege, what they can withhold, is narrowly limited to certain things in the case of impeachment (at least I think's that what it is. could be for oversight in general). Their main reasoning for withholding things seemed to do a side step around that and instead said the entire inquiry etc was invalid and talked about due process. And again. They turned over documents to citizens but not the same sort of stuff to congress.

If you're referring to the case about the Mueler report, that's different. That's about whether private Grand Jury testimony can be made available for impeachment. There's also previous case law for that and it was in favor of congress getting it for impeachment. The impeachment trial is considered a judiciary proceeding. Since the investigation and articles of impeachment are required for the trial, all of what the congress does also falls into that. Some Rule 6e about grand jury testimony has an exception for judicial proceedings. So that case will only fail if the dems screw up in some way, or the appeals court etc somehow decides to completely overturn previous case law. If they don't, I doubt the supreme court will hear the case. If they do, then the supreme court probably would.
182  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Donald Trump Impeachment Hearings [serious discussion] on: December 05, 2019, 03:17:08 PM
Pelosi just asked Jerry Nadler and Adam Schiff to go forward with drafting the articles of impeachment. Voting could begin in the House Judiciary by the 9th, with the full House vote on the 16th.

https://edition.cnn.com/politics/live-news/impeachment-inquiry-12-05-2019/index.html

The biggest part of this is what will the articles of impeachment include. If they include just Ukraine, then Democrats are going to be united in voting and passing this. But if Pelosi caves to the pressure from the left and adds in other allegations they have against Trump -- obstruction, gaining wealth while in the office, etc -- then they're going to have a hard time keeping their caucus united.

I want to see what these articles look like, it will define what comes next.
Given they got zero documents that they subpoena'd.. and yet documents were delivered to citizens that used the FOIA process, obstruction is guaranteed to be on the list. I saw a potential list that included obstruction of congress and obstruction of justice. Obstruction was on the list for Nixon and Clinton as well even though they did turn over documents freely, while not turning over others.
183  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Donald Trump Impeachment Hearings [serious discussion] on: December 05, 2019, 09:33:56 AM
Not sure how it can be considered spying when the subpoenas get issued through committees that are made up of both parties. I also don't think that gathering evidence of past acts would in anyway be considered spying either.

I agree it's not spying.

Just want to note that minority party no longer has any say in who does or doesn't get subpoenaed.  Schiff and Nadler (and whoever took Cummings seat) are the only people with power of subpoena for the House.  The Republicans changed that rule in 2014 so that the Democrats couldn't stop them from subpoenaing the Obama Administration.  Democrats flipped a shit when they did that.  Don't seem to be minding it now though.
Technically, it all depends on the specific committees rules. Under those rules they may or may not delegate sole authority to the chair. So the committee could be operating under majority vote, 2/3rd, chairman plus ranking minority.. just chairman or who the hell knows as they can each do whatever they feel like. Not sure how to read the table in there. It almost seems like the chair, majority vote or some authorized member can authorize subpoenas for Intelligence and Judiciary. In both committees the ranking minority member has to be "consulted" it seems as well.

https://fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/R44247.pdf

184  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Vid of Biden admit bribe of Ukrainian Pres. to fire prosecutor investigating son on: December 05, 2019, 08:56:05 AM
the subpoenas issued to the executive
The DOD is part of the executive branch. The subpoena was issued to someone from the DOD, thus the "executive". The DOD also used "executive privilege" in their bitch letter.

DOJ is part of the executive branch. Subpoenas were issued to them to get unredacted grand jury testimony from the Mueler report as part of the impeachment inquiry. The executive made the same sort of arguments and they've lost the case on multiple points. Course it's not going to be completely resolved until some time next year but it will most likely come down to the main point of whether or not the private information can be made available and nothing to do with whether the subpoena or request is legal or not.

controlled by your emotions and are unable to rely on logic.
Says the person who will not admit he was wrong about there being no subpoenas issued at all or that there is a high degree of at least circumstantial proof that the the Rudy/Pompeo subpoenas exist given they've said they do. That's some awesome high level reasoning and logic coming from you.
185  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Donald Trump Impeachment Hearings [serious discussion] on: December 05, 2019, 08:32:57 AM
Adam Shift subpoenaed AT&T, before the impeachment inquiry started to get the call logs of Trumps lawyer, and subsequently sent subpoenas to AT&T and Verizon to get the call logs of a conservative reporter, and a sitting member of congress on the Intelligence committee.
Impeachment inquiry investigation was announced Sep 24th but they had already been looking into things based on the whistle blower complaint. They started issuing subpoenas. The call record ones appear to be around Sep 30th.

AT&T should be condemned for complying with the subpoena without fighting it in court
AT&T has to comply with the laws and the Supreme court has ruled on things like this. I'm sure they had their lawyers look things over and there's no point of fighting it if they would lose. They have to spend their own money as opposed to the government which wastes every ones money even when they know they'll lose.

for spying on his political opponents
Not sure how it can be considered spying when the subpoenas get issued through committees that are made up of both parties. I also don't think that gathering evidence of past acts would in anyway be considered spying either.
186  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Donald Trump Impeachment Hearings [serious discussion] on: December 05, 2019, 07:14:57 AM
Those four constitutional lawyers today all sucked. The three, although the middle guy was a bit less so, were all gung ho that it's absolutely impeachable, do it, do it now and between that and her stupid attempts at being funny like the Baron "joke" just made them come across as biased and disingenuous at best... And the other guy's attitude that they should just spend years fighting things out in court making impeachment completely useless just made it easy to discount anything he had to say. So glad I watched all that.. yeah right..
187  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Vid of Biden admit bribe of Ukrainian Pres. to fire prosecutor investigating son on: December 04, 2019, 07:42:06 PM
Of course you can't even produce a document even resembling a subpoena from The House regarding impeachment before October 31st 2019.

DOD letter of the 22nd bitching about her subpoena...
https://www.justsecurity.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/ukraine-clearinghouse-2019.10.22.WH-letter-to-Cooper.pdf

Her subpoena, dated Oct 21st for her to show up on the 23rd. Just so you don't miss that, that was before that 31st requirement you magically added one day in order to give yourself more "outs".
https://www.justsecurity.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/ukraine-clearinghouse-2019.10.23.Cooper-subpoena.pdf

Her transcript from her deposition on the 23rd.
https://docs.house.gov/meetings/IG/IG00/CPRT-116-IG00-D012.pdf

Can you shut up now about subpoenas? I'm sure though that you'll come up with some new bullshit issue about it all.


Good job, you can re-present information already presented. This discussion was always about executive branch subpoenas and their validity. You go ahead and use your topic sliding to call it an "out" if you like. I was very specific because you are extremely predictable and I know you would pull some tertiary bullshit like this out and claim it is proof. You think they are different than "legal subpoenas" anyway, so I am not too worried about your expert criticism no matter how much you and your entourage stroke each other off.

You've claimed they didn't issue any "real" subpoenas prior to Oct 31st. You've made blanket statements about that. You were just shown one proving you're wrong and you can try and twist it how you wish but that doesn't change the fact..

Yeah. I'm not going to bother with that "legal" thing again. Not my problem if you didn't comprehend what I was referring to at the time. I will give you that it was a poor choice of word on my part but given the context of the conversation at the time it should be been obvious what I meant anyway.
188  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Vid of Biden admit bribe of Ukrainian Pres. to fire prosecutor investigating son on: December 04, 2019, 12:46:48 PM
Of course you can't even produce a document even resembling a subpoena from The House regarding impeachment before October 31st 2019.

DOD letter of the 22nd bitching about her subpoena...
https://www.justsecurity.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/ukraine-clearinghouse-2019.10.22.WH-letter-to-Cooper.pdf

Her subpoena, dated Oct 21st for her to show up on the 23rd. Just so you don't miss that, that was before that 31st requirement you magically added one day in order to give yourself more "outs".
https://www.justsecurity.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/ukraine-clearinghouse-2019.10.23.Cooper-subpoena.pdf

Her transcript from her deposition on the 23rd.
https://docs.house.gov/meetings/IG/IG00/CPRT-116-IG00-D012.pdf

Can you shut up now about subpoenas? I'm sure though that you'll come up with some new bullshit issue about it all.
189  Economy / Speculation / Re: What's going on? on: December 01, 2019, 11:34:17 AM
What's going on with the market as everyday you can see a quick pump or dump which was not the case until last one month? I thought it's done by whales but I don't think they will do it so often. Who is creating these fluctuations and where will this lead us? Bull run or bear market?
No one can answer your questions. Stop trying to figure out why things happen in this market or predict what may happen. Learn how to make money from what has always been the case, that these markets fluctuate up and down wildly. Once you do that, you'll be able to make money far more consistently with far more wins than losses.
190  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Vid of Biden admit bribe of Ukrainian Pres. to fire prosecutor investigating son on: November 27, 2019, 02:34:38 PM
I see, so you aren't concluding it is "propaganda" before even reading it? Good show.
You clearly have reading comprehension issues if you think that's what I was saying. Try again.
191  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Vid of Biden admit bribe of Ukrainian Pres. to fire prosecutor investigating son on: November 26, 2019, 01:04:04 PM
What I did do is quickly skim over them but haven't dug into them to see what's really there. Either way, I'm not the one posting things that say they contain something they may not. I didn't see anything about those things during my skim through them which is why I didn't say anything definitive about it at the time. I could have done what some of  you do is just make claims about things that then wouldn't be backed up with fact, and then refuse to admit I was wrong or could be wrong. Cause it's all about spreading propaganda as opposed to any truth right?

TL;DR

"I didn't read the source documents. Your conclusions are propaganda and my conclusions are truth."
Didn't make any conclusions and don't have any at this point. You just like to twist things to mislead etc in order to suit your agenda.
192  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Vid of Biden admit bribe of Ukrainian Pres. to fire prosecutor investigating son on: November 26, 2019, 12:44:03 PM
Are you on drugs or something? What the hell are you talking about? My boss? WTF.

My "point", is that you just seem to post propaganda as opposed to actually validating it. Did you go and look at the actual documents to see if the article was accurate or not? They're available. I've downloaded them but haven't had the time to dig into them yet. What about you? Do you even care about the truth or just to spread stuff that could be misinformation cause it suits your bias?

[doesn't verify documents and makes conclusions]
[chastises others for not verifying documents]
What I did do is quickly skim over them but haven't dug into them to see what's really there. Either way, I'm not the one posting things that say they contain something they may not. I didn't see anything about those things during my skim through them which is why I didn't say anything definitive about it at the time. I could have done what some of  you do is just make claims about things that then wouldn't be backed up with fact, and then refuse to admit I was wrong or could be wrong. Cause it's all about spreading propaganda as opposed to any truth right?
193  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Vid of Biden admit bribe of Ukrainian Pres. to fire prosecutor investigating son on: November 26, 2019, 12:11:53 PM
This just has to be fake news, right? LOL! Cheesy
Did you actually look at the pages yourself? Or did you just believe what you read. They're available. Go ahead and look at them.

I love having a lot of different sources for information and I'll read anything as long as it's well done and not over the top in terms of bias. So when you guys started talking about zerohedge, I checked it out... One of the articles I looked at I was thinking would be good. It was a 3 part article. First part was ok.. Then they veered off to a completely different topic in the last 2 parts in order to bash those they were biased against... I read probably a dozen other things where they were attacking people personally and promoting nothing but political bias without any solid substance. And that's the "reputable" source of news you guys post.

So, they went a direction you that was different than you thought they should.

You are certainly welcome to bring any news you want.

Cool
So you turn it into assuming I have certain viewpoints so you can deflect from the substance and just ignore it. Perhaps you didn't comprehend what I actually said.


Well, if you haven't shown your viewpoints, what is it? Fact? Get on the stand under oath or affirmation and state it is fact, followed up by your proof.

Of course, maybe it isn't your fact at all. Maybe your boss just dictated something for you to post, and you had fun posting it. Or didn't he/she pay you enough, and you didn't have fun posting.

What are you talking about?

Cool

EDIT: There is a difference between hearsay, and hearsay that the courts say is hearsay. The difference is the legal definitions, which are never the same as the non legal definitions. Why are they never the same? The legal definitions of hearsay are never hearsay, but the non-legal definitions of hearsay always are hearsay.
Are you on drugs or something? What the hell are you talking about? My boss? WTF.

My "point", is that you just seem to post propaganda as opposed to actually validating it. Did you go and look at the actual documents to see if the article was accurate or not? They're available. I've downloaded them but haven't had the time to dig into them yet. What about you? Do you even care about the truth or just to spread stuff that could be misinformation cause it suits your bias?
194  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Vid of Biden admit bribe of Ukrainian Pres. to fire prosecutor investigating son on: November 26, 2019, 03:41:06 AM
This just has to be fake news, right? LOL! Cheesy
Did you actually look at the pages yourself? Or did you just believe what you read. They're available. Go ahead and look at them.

I love having a lot of different sources for information and I'll read anything as long as it's well done and not over the top in terms of bias. So when you guys started talking about zerohedge, I checked it out... One of the articles I looked at I was thinking would be good. It was a 3 part article. First part was ok.. Then they veered off to a completely different topic in the last 2 parts in order to bash those they were biased against... I read probably a dozen other things where they were attacking people personally and promoting nothing but political bias without any solid substance. And that's the "reputable" source of news you guys post.

So, they went a direction you that was different than you thought they should.

You are certainly welcome to bring any news you want.

Cool
So you turn it into assuming I have certain viewpoints so you can deflect from the substance and just ignore it. Perhaps you didn't comprehend what I actually said.
195  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Vid of Biden admit bribe of Ukrainian Pres. to fire prosecutor investigating son on: November 26, 2019, 02:26:54 AM
This just has to be fake news, right? LOL! Cheesy
Did you actually look at the pages yourself? Or did you just believe what you read. They're available. Go ahead and look at them.

I love having a lot of different sources for information and I'll read anything as long as it's well done and not over the top in terms of bias. So when you guys started talking about zerohedge, I checked it out... One of the articles I looked at I was thinking would be good. It was a 3 part article. First part was ok.. Then they veered off to a completely different topic in the last 2 parts in order to bash those they were biased against... I read probably a dozen other things where they were attacking people personally and promoting nothing but political bias without any solid substance. And that's the "reputable" source of news you guys post.
196  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Donald Trump Impeachment Hearings [serious discussion] on: November 25, 2019, 07:12:07 AM
This should be fun to go through.

https://www.americanoversight.org/state-department-releases-ukraine-documents-to-american-oversight
197  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Donald Trump Impeachment Hearings [serious discussion] on: November 21, 2019, 08:36:39 PM
So the original source of that Biden article is on Interfax-Ukraine... A news site owned by the Russian company Interfax. Interesting thing is that the story seems to have comes from MP Derkach. He seems to be tagged on that site for a variety of similar things about Biden that seemed to have started in, big surprise, October. Just a tad suspect given he's all of a sudden making these sorts of statements. As far as I can tell, his family has been part of the "power structure" there for a long time.
198  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Vid of Biden admit bribe of Ukrainian Pres. to fire prosecutor investigating son on: November 14, 2019, 10:59:26 AM
Really all it takes is about 15 minutes of research to thoroughly understand the difference between judicial and congressional subpoenas.
He probably gets confused because impeachment is considered a "judicial proceeding", derived from the senate trial. It's the reason why, as in the case of the Clinton impeachment and as is happening now with getting access to the Muelar report etc, the exclusions of some ruling 6e applies to being able to get unredacted documents and grand jury testimony when doing an impeachment inquiry etc. You know. I know far too much about all this crap now.
199  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Vid of Biden admit bribe of Ukrainian Pres. to fire prosecutor investigating son on: November 14, 2019, 10:55:36 AM
and the fact that [ Biden pressured Ukraine to fire the prosecutor investigating his son ]
The prosecutor was investigating the owner Zlochevsky and not Biden's Son. That's just a lie that the conspiracy theory people try and spread in order to twist things to their purposes. Never mind how they twist the timing and other facts to suit their purpose.
200  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Vid of Biden admit bribe of Ukrainian Pres. to fire prosecutor investigating son on: November 14, 2019, 03:48:04 AM
So you think I should prove that subpoenas that I don't think exist, don't exist? Also, what does a clerk do?
Burden of proof is yours even more so since you can prove it. Please don't try and throw out your phony "logic" argument. As someone with an actual scientific background I know you're just full of shit and that since you can prove it, the burden is even more so yours. So put up or shut up.

Also, what does a clerk do?
Why don't you provide the government documents that show who the clerk is, what they do and the rules etc associated with it. Oh yeah. You refused to do that.
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