UPDATE: CNN Hid Images and Video of Roger Stone’s 72-Year-Old Wife Being Dragged Out of Home Barefoo

[Cyber Liberty]

Muller is a made man in the Clinton Mafia just like James Comey is!

And he's supposed to be the straight line from which we measure guilt or innocence.  It's like trying to hang drywall on an unlevel floor and crooked studs.

It takes an almost fanatical belief in Mueller's infallibility to take his side on each and every controversy.   I'm having trouble believing a single thing he says!

[Bigun]

And he's supposed to be the straight line from which we measure guilt or innocence.  It's like trying to hang drywall on an unlevel floor and crooked studs.

It takes an almost fanatical belief in Mueller's infallibility to take his side on each and every controversy.   I'm having trouble believing a single thing he says!

Damned sure safer to err in that direction IMHO!

[edpc]

It's hard to measure it when one is sure that the Special Prosecutor is dirty.  I'm pretty sure about that because of the men who successfully sued Mueller for framing them for Whitey Bulger's crimes.

Except that’s not entirely accurate and certain factoids have persisted for years. The government was successfully sued for the trial and actions of the agents involved with the original investigation. Mueller wasn’t even a practicing attorney at the time. The judge who presided over the case wrote an op-ed in the NYT, explaining how Mueller was never mentioned in the trial.

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/18/opinion/robert-mueller-smearing-complicit.html

[edpc]

How do you cross the George Washington Bridge and not be surrounded by the unethical and illegally behaving lowlifes? Where is Hillary's SWAT team? The FBI/DOJ guys are looking for fly sh*t on a football field, when right across the aisle there are manure heaps.

@Smokin Joe @Bigun


This is so fallacious and embarrassing. There’s a huge difference between direct associates or employees and people in the general public with whom you may have incidental contact. You both know it. Also, whataboutism is not a defense for another person’s actions. If you want to know where the Clinton swat team is, ask Trump why he considered them to be ‘good people who had suffered enough,’ after the election.

[truth_seeker]

Thank you @Smokin Joe for injecting some perspective here. @edpc is blinded to all else by his Trump hatred it seems.

@Bigun @edpc

Blinded, obsessed, deranged.

Still waiting for a sound basis for Russian collusion. Absent that, it is a witch hunt.

So what if Roger Stone has made a career of being a political operative? That alone does Not justify dragging his hearing impaired 72 year old wife out to be scared, made an example of.

It is obvious that the Deep State stench runs deep and wide, in career government circles.

They intend to remind you that THEY are in charge.

[Wingnut]

Lets say this had happened to a democrat "operative" of color and his wife. 

Oh wait that would be over in the fiction aisle.  Never mind.

[Cyber Liberty]

Except that’s not entirely accurate and certain factoids have persisted for years. The government was successfully sued for the trial and actions of the agents involved with the original investigation. Mueller wasn’t even a practicing attorney at the time. The judge who presided over the case wrote an op-ed in the NYT, explaining how Mueller was never mentioned in the trial.

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/18/opinion/robert-mueller-smearing-complicit.html

What about Ted Stevens?  Congressman Louie Gohmert (R-TX) supplied a list for you to explain away, but I'm not in the mood to argue the qualities of Mueller today (a direct link to a PDF of his report is in the link below).  Too busy assembling furniture today. 

I'm as convinced he's dirty as you seem to be he's a straight arrow.

https://gohmert.house.gov/news/documentsingle.aspx?DocumentID=398634

[Bigun]

@Smokin Joe @Bigun


This is so fallacious and embarrassing. There’s a huge difference between direct associates or employees and people in the general public with whom you may have incidental contact. You both know it. Also, whataboutism is not a defense for another person’s actions. If you want to know where the Clinton swat team is, ask Trump why he considered them to be ‘good people who had suffered enough,’ after the election.

Yeah @edpc!  You know and the rest of us just fell off the turnip truck!  {{{{Sigh!!!}}}}}}

[edpc]

Still waiting for a sound basis for Russian collusion. Absent that, it is a witch hunt.

No, you are not. You have the most contradictory and ironic screen name - ever. You know who says this is not a witchhunt? The handpicked AG nominee, who has known Mueller for decades, extolled  his integrity. Under direct questioning, in his confirmation hearings, Barr has said Mueller would not be involved in one. You and your ilk are very predictable. No matter what the investigation results determine, you’ll fall back into the citadel of your deep state defense.

[XenaLee]

It’s Fort Freaking Lauderdale. It’s not like they’re making her stand outside in Barrow, AK.

The temperature or climate is not the point.  It's the abuse of power against someone that has done NOTHING to warrant such abuse.  The very same abuse that can and probably will be directed and you and at me some day... if the leftist PTBs so choose.  It's just another symptom of the left dragging our nation into the 'lawless' era.   Nothing they will do will be Constitutional in future.

[edpc]

The temperature or climate is not the point.  It's the abuse of power against someone that has done NOTHING to warrant such abuse.  The very same abuse that can and probably will be directed and you and at me some day... if the leftist PTBs so choose.  It's just another symptom of the left dragging our nation into the 'lawless' era.   Nothing they will do will be Constitutional in future.

Yeah, we know. Remember when they picked the lock on Manafort’s house for his raid? Remember how they seized items from Cohen, when he was still an active attorney for Trump? Those were all supposedly outrageous abuses, as well. After those raids secured evidence and produced results in trial or plea agreement, suddenly, no one wants to defend those people anymore.  They executed searches on Stone’s properties in FL and NY. People only seem to care about the one, because he happened to be there.

[Sighlass]

Ok, gonna tarnish my stellar reputations here /s

I mostly agree with EDPC, I think this is a big to-do over nothing.

Lot of agents, probable needed to carry all the paperwork from a big house.

Outside barefoot... probable briefly in transit and then put somewhere warm in short order.

CNN reporter on scene... something needs to be done about that... He was tipped off and FBI has another political leaker that needed his cavities filled with cement and dumped in a river.

[Cyber Liberty]

Ok, gonna tarnish my stellar reputations here /s

I mostly agree with EDPC, I think this is a big to-do over nothing.

Lot of agents, probable needed to carry all the paperwork from a big house.

Outside barefoot... probable briefly in transit and then put somewhere warm in short order.

CNN reporter on scene... something needs to be done about that... He was tipped off and FBI has another political leaker that needed his cavities filled with cement and dumped in a river.

I also mostly agree with @edpc about this being not much of a story.  I think the FBI can easily explain it away by simply stating they were preserving evidence.  That may still be BS, but it will be believed by enough people to sweep it under the rug.  Lindsey Graham, for example.

As for the leaker (We all know damned well how that happened), that will also be swept under a rug.

[XenaLee]

Yeah, we know. Remember when they picked the lock on Manafort’s house for his raid? Remember how they seized items from Cohen, when he was still an active attorney for Trump? Those were all supposedly outrageous abuses, as well. After those raids secured evidence and produced results in trial or plea agreement, suddenly, no one wants to defend those people anymore.  They executed searches on Stone’s properties in FL and NY. People only seem to care about the one, because he happened to be there.

Dude... you're missing the point here.   Which is.... Stone's wife is INNOCENT.  She was victimized by over-reaching, over-reacting, sensationalizing law enforcement... all so the left could get a big headline.   It's not about Stone's guilt or innocense, much less anyone else's that you mentioned.   The abuse of power can and WILL be used against any or all of us at some point.  To not recognize that for what it is and be against it is just.... (I'll be nice here)... short-sighted and tunnel-visioned.  Sheesh.

[edpc]

Dude... you're missing the point here.   Which is.... Stone's wife is INNOCENT.  She was victimized by over-reaching, over-reacting, sensationalizing law enforcement... all so the left could get a big headline.   It's not about Stone's guilt or innocense, much less anyone else's that you mentioned.   The abuse of power can and WILL be used against any or all of us at some point.  To not recognize that for what it is and be against it is just.... (I'll be nice here)... short-sighted and tunnel-visioned.  Sheesh.

There is no report she was shackled or injured. If she was victimized by anyone, it’s her reprobate husband. She’s been married to him for 25 years. The man has no moral compass and is the ultimate ends justify the means individual. She’s no babe in the woods and knows exactly who he is and what he does. The worst thing she had to do was stand outside, with temperatures in the 60s, in the most conservative outfit she’s probably owned. BFD.

[Cyber Liberty]

There is no report she was shackled or injured. If she was victimized by anyone, it’s her reprobate husband. She’s been married to him for 25 years. The man has no moral compass and is the ultimate ends justify the means individual. She knows exactly who he is and what he does. The worst thing she had to do was stand outside, with temperatures in the 60s, in the most conservative outfit she’s probably owned. BFD.

Everything in this quote presupposes the husband's guilt of the charged crimes.  That's well after the point I get off the bus.

[XenaLee]

There is no report she was shackled or injured. If she was victimized by anyone, it’s her reprobate husband. She’s been married to him for 25 years. The man has no moral compass and is the ultimate ends justify the means individual. She’s no babe in the woods and knows exactly who he is and what he does. The worst thing she had to do was stand outside, with temperatures in the 60s, in the most conservative outfit she’s probably owned. BFD.

And again.... that's not the point.   She did nothing wrong... except, in your mind and in the mind of the lefties, marry Stone.  You're blaming the victim here.  Not cool and not right.   Having to stand outside of  your house in your nightgown, having been dragged from sleep in your bed, when you have done nothing wrong, unethical or illegal... is the very definition of victimization.   They could have easily sat her down inside the house while they did whatever they needed to do.  But  no, they wanted the leftist media to "get an eyeful" ... probably for the mock factor.   I can't believe you're ok with this.

[Cyber Liberty]

And again.... that's not the point.   She did nothing wrong... except, in your mind and in the mind of the lefties, marry Stone.  You're blaming the victim here.  Not cool and not right.   Having to stand outside of  your house in your nightgown, having been dragged from sleep in your bed, when you have done nothing wrong, unethical or illegal... is the very definition of victimization.   They could have easily sat her down inside the house while they did whatever they needed to do.  But  no, they wanted the leftist media to "get an eyeful" ... probably for the mock factor.   I can't believe you're ok with this.

It "happens every day," so therefore it's "OK."

[edpc]

Everything in this quote presupposes the husband's guilt of the charged crimes.  That's well after the point I get off the bus.

This is true, but I’m far from convinced Stone has done nothing wrong, given who he is, the way things have unfolded for the indicted in these cases, and the fact even Corsi is at the point where he’s willing to cooperate with Mueller and throw Stone under the bus.

[XenaLee]

It "happens every day," so therefore it's "OK."

Not to DemocRats.

[XenaLee]

This is true, but I’m far from convinced Stone has done nothing wrong, given who he is, the way things have unfolded for the indicted in these cases, and the fact even Corsi is at the point where he’s willing to cooperate with Mueller and throw Stone under the bus.

So... have we really come to the point... where public opinion sanctions abuses of power like this depending upon who the "perp" is and who the public despises... as to how even their family is treated?   

[Cyber Liberty]

This is true, but I’m far from convinced Stone has done nothing wrong, given who he is, the way things have unfolded for the indicted in these cases, and the fact even Corsi is at the point where he’s willing to cooperate with Mueller and throw Stone under the bus.

You just enunciated perfectly the "Guilty until proved innocent" line of reasoning.

[Cyber Liberty]

Not to DemocRats.

That's because "everybody knows" Rats are innocent and Pubbies are guilty.  Start from that premise and work outward to find evidence. 

[XenaLee]

That's because "everybody knows" Rats are innocent and Pubbies are guilty.  Start from that premise and work outward to find evidence.

Yeah, that's just one of the lies the idiot left pushes.   But we know better.

Truth is.... Democrats get away with their crimes and are treated with kid gloves by the media AND by our intel agencies and law enforcement.   Almost like they are special people... far superior to anyone on the right.   

[edpc]

So... have we really come to the point... where public opinion sanctions abuses of power like this depending upon who the "perp" is and who the public despises... as to how even their family is treated?   

No, we’re at the point where in two previous instances, people have screamed ‘abuse’ about FBI arrests/searches and the actions produced evidence, convictions, and plea deals. So, if I have to choose between Mueller or Stone over who’s right and who’s wrong, it’s not particularly difficult. Just like the Manafort case, don’t be surprised when subsequent superseding indictments are filed against Stone.