FBI turns over 7,000 documents from Weiner laptop in Clinton-tied case (pizzagate)

submitted ago by SoSpricyHotDog

Finally... some movement on this case.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/07/20/fbi-turns-over-7000-documents-from-weiner-laptop-in-clinton-tied-case.html

Does anyone else find it odd that it's going to take YEARS to review a couple hundred emails per month? Yet, Comey was able to magically dismiss all of this in days upon re-opening the case?

TRUMP! SESSIONS! Wake the fuck up! You are asleep at the wheel.

These are the very SAME people that are dragging you through Russian mud. Shut them down. Blow the lid off.

Pizzagate Related because Weiner is a pedophile, Huma is HRC's right-hand woman, and rumors of "Life Insurance" folders on the laptop that reportedly contain some of the most damaging evidence imaginable.

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2impendingdoom ago

Hey, if Judicial Watch can subpoena for the emails why can't we? Aren't there a few lawyers among us?

9906360? ago

we can if we wanna die . Just sayin

Are_we_sure ago

Because it would be silly. Once they are released, you would be able to get them from the State Department website. https://foia.state.gov/Search/Collections.aspx

Judicial Watch doesn't "subpoena" them. They do a Freedom of Information Act request and yes, anyone can do that. You can also find info on that from foia.state.gov

2impendingdoom ago

Judicial Watch and State Department representatives appeared in federal court in Washington, D.C., on Thursday over the group's Freedom of Information Act suit seeking Clinton emails from her tenure at the State Department.

Its a LAWSUIT. FOIA was denied, thus lawsuit with lawyers and subpoenas and court hearings.

Are_we_sure ago

You still don't subpoena the emails.

If you want to file a FOIA and then a lawsuit go right ahead, but you don't get to subpoena folks right off the bat. I'm pretty sure in this case, it's the judge who would order the emails turned over. You could supoena documents that would support your argument/lawsuit as for why should get the emails, but you wouldn't get to simply subpoena the thing the lawsuit was about.

BillRodham ago

Judicial Watch is doing a pretty damn good job so far. Do we get to see them then? Surely they'll release them?

2impendingdoom ago

I hope so, I want to see them. I hate redacted documents. they better not be totally redacted.