It is my Great Honor to announce that General Michael T. Flynn has been granted a Full Pardon

[Fishrrman]

For months, I've been posting that the only solution for Mr. Flynn's case was a pardon by Mr. Trump.

Flynn was NEVER going to get a decent shake from the judge who was persecuting him, and the democrat-communists would rake him over the coals if Mr. Trump hadn't stepped in.

Actually, it should have been sooner.

[Right_in_Virginia]

Scott Adams
@ScottAdamsSays

Trump pardons someone that even the prosecutor thinks should not be charged and MSNBC acts like they just witnessed a murder.


7:31 PM · Nov 25, 2020·Twitter for iPhone

https://twitter.com/ScottAdamsSays/status/1331757421769879553

[Right_in_Virginia]

General Flynn
@GenFlynn

This “Pardon of Innocence” is historic, sincerely appreciated & should never happen in our country again. I will issue a personal statement later today. My family issued one yesterday.

Thank you America

Happy Thanksgiving

1 Chronicles 16:32–34

7:16 AM · Nov 26, 2020·Twitter for iPhone

https://twitter.com/GenFlynn/status/1331934828812496898

[PeteS in CA]

For months, I've been posting that the only solution for Mr. Flynn's case was a pardon by Mr. Trump.

Flynn was NEVER going to get a decent shake from the judge who was persecuting him, and the democrat-communists would rake him over the coals if Mr. Trump hadn't stepped in.

Actually, it should have been sooner.

A pardon leaves Flynn with the taint of having done something illegal, which he did not. Had Sullivan or the Appeals Court done their job a pardon would not have been needed. Sullivan was, obviously, prejudiced, but the Appeals Court should have forced dismissal.

Trump did the right thing, but a pardon and the taint it entails should not have been necessary.

[aligncare]

A pardon leaves Flynn with the taint of having done something illegal, which he did not. Had Sullivan or the Appeals Court done their job a pardon would not have been needed. Sullivan was, obviously, prejudiced, but the Appeals Court should have forced dismissal.

Trump did the right thing, but a pardon and the taint it entails should not have been necessary.

I hope that real historians correct the record—not the partisan democrat ones. It’s little conciliation for Gen. Flynn, I know. But, through hardships we grow. Maybe his sacrifice will amount to something big and important in our national life.

[Right_in_Virginia]

ChuckGrassley
@ChuckGrassley

Even after new exculpatory details surfaced &DOJ dropped charges, judge made mockery of Flynn trial +dragged it out 2delay justice It shldnt hv taken presidential pardon 2deliver justice for decorated American hero but we can b thankful that Flynn is finally free


5:48 PM · Nov 25, 2020·Twitter for iPhone

https://twitter.com/ChuckGrassley/status/1331731427340201988

[PeteS in CA]

A bit of a recap, https://justthenews.com/accountability/russia-and-ukraine-scandals/dozen-belated-disclosures-turned-tide-michael-flynns :

The dozen belated disclosures that turned the tide in Michael Flynn’s case

The dramatic reversal of the Flynn case began with the determination of a new lawyer, Sidney Powell, who took over the former Trump national security advisor’s defense and relentlessly fought to unseal evidence of innocence the government had long tried to conceal.

Here are the 10 biggest (and belated) disclosures that Powell forced to light that turned the tide in a case that became a symbol of prosecutorial excesses during the Russia collusion case.

1. Case Closure Memo. Weeks before the FBI sought to interview Flynn, the lead FBI agent who had investigated the retired general for five months wrote a memo to close the investigation on Jan. 4, 2017, concluding he had found "no derogatory" evidence that Flynn committed a crime or posed a national security threat. FBI management then ordered the closure to be rescinded and pivoted toward trying lure Flynn into an interview.

2. Agent’s ‘Get Trump’ Confession. In an extraordinary interview with prosecutors this fall, the FBI agent who led the Flynn case, William Barnett, admitted there was never evidence of wrongdoing by the retired general or Russian collusion by Trump, but the probe was kept open by Special Counsel Robert Mueller because his team was obsessed with punishing the president.  "With respect to Flynn’s [phone call] with the Russian ambassador in December 2016 BARNETT did not believe Flynn was being directed by TRUMP. BARNETT did not believe FLYNN had any additional information to provide SCO. Barnett believed the prosecution of Flynn by SCO was used as a means to 'get TRUMP,’” the interview stated.
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5. Infamous Obama White House meeting. Ordinarily, the White House steers clear of any involvement in FBI criminal investigations. But notes and records that turned up earlier this year show the FBI briefed President Obama and Vice Preident Joe Biden on Jan. 5, 2017 on the state of the Flynn case. The president gave an instruction for the FBI to put its best people on continuing the probe while Biden suggested considering using the Logan Act to prosecute Flynn, the memos suggest.
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11. Interview Reports Edited. According to evidence DOJ disclosed to Powell earlier this year, FBI officials subsequently edited the original Flynn interview report. After Strzok and fellow special agent Joe Pientka interviewed the Trump adviser, Pientka wrote the original interview report, known as a 302, then Strzok heavily edited it, so much so that he worried he was “trying not to completely re-write” the memo. Then FBI lawyer Lisa Page, who neither attended the interview nor is an agent, edited it again, according to the DOJ evidence. And then that version of the 302 was never given to the court. Instead, a substitute summary of the interview written months later was presented as official evidence, an act current and former FBI officials told me was extraordinarily unusual.

12. Flynn's visit with Putin was approved, not nefarious. In fact, his December 2015 visit to Moscow was cleared by his former employer, the Defense Intelligence Agency, and he received a defensive briefing before he went to Russia and debriefed with U.S. intelligence after he returned

[christian]

When will people come to realize that democrats have taken their kkk lynchin tactics, added them to the leash they surrendered to of George Soros, and have alllied political lynchins to anybody in the Soros/democrat party way?  It all begins to make sense then.  The guilty become innocent regardless of innocence, the innocent become guilty regardless of not being guilty.  Palin, Trump, General Flynn, and so many more that haven't made it to the front pages.

[Right_in_Virginia]

The DOJ has filed the official Flynn pardon.   

The pardon includes the false statement charges, all matters investigated by Muller (FARA, etc.).

It also covers the potential charges the "Court or the court-appointed amicus has suggested.."

Full doc:

[LegalAmerican]

The DOJ has filed the official Flynn pardon.   

The pardon includes the false statement charges, all matters investigated by Muller (FARA, etc.).

It also covers the potential charges the "Court or the court-appointed amicus has suggested.."

Full doc:

Excellent post!   

[LegalAmerican]

For months, I've been posting that the only solution for Mr. Flynn's case was a pardon by Mr. Trump.

Flynn was NEVER going to get a decent shake from the judge who was persecuting him, and the democrat-communists would rake him over the coals if Mr. Trump hadn't stepped in.

Actually, it should have been sooner.

Even RIGHTS can't give POTUS any credit?  POTUS works 100 hour weeks, sleeps 4 hours a night, gets slandered and lied about 24/7, then RIGHTS pile on.  HE RECEIVES no pay and is doing VOLUNTEER WORK FOR AMERICA.  He might be.....'BUSY'?  (Then all the assassination attempts. Last were 21. )
18 NOBLE PEACE PRIZE NOMINATIONS for his work in M.E.  Can people START being a little bit positive?   Easy to complain. 

[PeteS in CA]

Even RIGHTS can't give POTUS any credit?  ...

@LegalAmerican, how was @Fishrrman's post not giving Trump credit or complaining?