Ratcliffe says 1,000 intel documents given to Durham support more charges

[corbe]

Ratcliffe says 1,000 intel documents given to Durham support more charges

by Daniel Chaitin, Deputy News Editor
October 11, 2021 10:08 PM  | Updated Oct 11, 2021, 10:43 PM

Former Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe said a raft of documents he provided to special counsel John Durham supports additional charges in his criminal inquiry into the Russia investigation.

A recent grand jury indictment against Michael Sussmann, a cybersecurity lawyer accused of lying to the FBI, is just the tip of the iceberg, Ratcliffe teased during a Fox News interview on Sunday.

"Michael Sussmann's is the first of what I would hope would be a number, based on the fact — I provided not just those declassified documents, but I provided 1,000 intelligence community documents that I think support additional charges that I would expect John Durham to bring," he told host Maria Bartiromo on Sunday Morning Futures.

Ratcliffe, a former Republican congressman from Texas who served as overseer of the nation's 17 intelligence agencies in the latter part of the Trump administration, announced in October that he handed over nearly 1,000 pages of materials to the Justice Department to assist with Durham's investigation into the origins and conduct of the Russia investigation.

<..snip..>

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/congress-house-passes-short-term-debt-limit-increase

[Smokin Joe]

And they go swirling down the Memory Hole, Winston...

Release them, UNREDACTED, to the PUBLIC.

[corbe]

   My wake up call was in the late 60's when I discovered demonrat politicians were mostly immune from prosecution for their atrocities.

[Smokin Joe]

   My wake up call was in the late 60's when I discovered demonrat politicians were mostly immune from prosecution for their atrocities.

Yeah. She was cremated before anyone could determine if she was carrying Teddy's love child, too. Nothing like destroying the evidence as much as possible, anyway--and they've gotten much better at it. What they can't cover, they just ignore.
And that's the problem, the flunkies who leave damning material on the shelf to gather dust or who make it disappear from evidence lockers.

[corbe]

   Reminds me of the job they did on this guy. 



       Catholics usually don't opt for quick cremation.

[Smokin Joe]

   Reminds me of the job they did on this guy. 



       Catholics usually don't opt for quick cremation.

Exactly.

But it sure covers up any forensic evidence.