HOLY SH*T: Special Counsel Jack Smith just admitted the FBI added cover sheets to alleged classified documents found at MAL and took photos for evidence.
This confirms my report from last month that the FBI doctored evidence to produce stunt photos of classified docs at MAL: pic.twitter.com/XOZgolQK6M
He added: “You can accurately describe this chapter of the case as lies, lies and more lies.”
Mr Summers said WikiLeaks had begun redacting 250,000 leaked documents in November 2010, working with media partners around the world.
He added: “That process involved the US government and state department feeding suggested redactions to the media.
“Knowing the US government was involved in the redaction process, can it be in any way said the request represents a fair or accurate representation of what occurred?”
Mr Summers blamed the leaks on a 2011 book from The Guardian newspaper about WikiLeaks, which contained a 58-key password.
Earlier this month, State Senator J.D. Ford marched in the Indy Pride Parade sporting a Jennifer McCormick for Governor sticker.
Now, he’s seriously considering a run against her choice for lieutenant governor at the Democratic Party’s state convention in three weeks. pic.twitter.com/4j2WmRNGm8
🚨BREAKING NEWS: Our legal team has unearthed a video of Google's former VP of Search Products, Marissa Mayer, laughing to Google recruits about preferencing Google owned products in Google Search.
This will be exhibit 1 in our self-preferencing antitrust lawsuit against Google pic.twitter.com/AGD98yyILx
These websites would rather save money than protect children from viewing their harmful content. They could continue operating here if they would simply just take the reasonable steps to verify a user's age and follow the law. They are only hurting themselves and won't be missed. https://t.co/LTwtyKC28l
BREAKING: Michigan Democrats just passed a bill to make it impossible to detect and challenge election fraud. The bill prevents the board of canvassers from investigating election fraud concerns brought by voters
I'm getting a lot of questions about the Rahimi decision handed down by SCOTUS today. The opinion is easy to summarize: the court ruled only that a person determined by a court to pose a credible threat to another person may be temporarily disarmed under the Second Amendment.…
