Showing posts with label Mueller. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mueller. Show all posts

Monday, April 30, 2018

OMG! Can you believe it-- Iran lied to us

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While many major American cities don't allow undercover surveillance of mosques, even those that have been known to spawn terrorists, Israel has its act together.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced to the world on Monday that his country carried out a dangerous and stunning intelligence operation. Their agents smuggled out tens of thousands of physical documents about Iran's nuclear program, from Iran itself.

The "half a ton" of documents show clearly Iran's ongoing nuclear program and how Obama and his minions lied constantly to the public about Iran in order to trick us into approving Obama's nuclear deal with them--a country that wants to kill us and Israel. The deal allows Iran to maximize its regional power using our money to fund their "little" project.

"Iran lied. Big time," Netanyahu said. "After signing the nuclear deal in 2015, Iran intensified its efforts to hide its secret nuclear files." 

The Israeli PM went on to say that a dilapidated warehouse contained Iran's nuclear documents: "55,000 pages, another 55,000 files on 188 CDs."The files contained documents, charts and presentations that clearly incriminated them.

[There should be no doubt that Mossad has big brass ornaments hanging on their Chanukah bushes.]

Netanyahu said Iran had a comprehensive program, known as Project Amad, to design and develop nuclear weapons, and have now disassembled the program for reassembly when we're not paying attention.

The primary goal of Project Amad: designing nuclear weapons developing nuclear cores; preparing nuclear implosions; preparing nuclear tests; and integrating nuclear warheads on ballistic missiles.

[That's a hell of a way to heat up homes and create usable energy].

The sneaky nation devised a plan right after the start of the Second Gulf War. It was to further secretly develop its nuclear weapons program and form new organizations to maintain the work of Project Amad.

Netanyahu said the work was carried out inside the Iranian Defense Ministry. Many of Amad's key personnel continued to work on the project and the money Obama sent the regime [in small, unmarked bills] in the middle of the night was likely used to help fund it.

The Iranians "forgot" to tell the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) about the project. It must have slipped their jihadist minds. But in truth, they denied the existence of any such program and specifically denied the Project Amad.

This presentation was undoubtedly known to the United States; Netanyahu said the information had been shared with us and that Obama misled the country and promoted Iran's lies repeatedly. 

Netanyahu explained, "The nuclear deal is based on lies. One hundred thousand files right here prove that they lied . . . Iran continues to lie . . . The nuclear deal gives Iran a clear path to an atomic arsenal."

Meanwhile, back at the ranch, Robert Mueller is still investigating President Trump et al, to determine whether the administration colluded with the Russians. 

Over a year has passed and nothing yet has been found. Yet what we know about Hillary Clinton and Barack Hussein Obama, in terms of their relationships with our enemies, is incredible and it's mind-boggling that nothing seems to be getting done about it.



Friday, September 29, 2017

Health and Human Services? Priceless


U.S. health secretary Tom Price has been flying on the country's dime. He now agrees to pay back $51.887.31 for part of the accrued costs for private charter flights he has taken on government business and now has promised to fly commercial--"no exceptions."

Too little and too late.

The price of the almost $52K only covers the cost of Price's pricey seat but the overcall price may be north of a million simoleons. The case is currently under investigation and Democrats are livid and are acting morally superior over the issue because they don't have good ideas, only personal attacks.

President Trump publicly rebuked Price, and appeared to have been on the cusp of uttering his famous line from his hit TV show "The Apprentice," but he didn't and appears to have allowed Price to bow out gracefully with his resignation, which was tendered Friday morning.
A portion of the
booze bill

"I regret the concerns this has raised [meaning: I regret having been caught and now my screw up is being made public] regarding the use of taxpayer dollars," Price said in a statement. "I was not sensitive enough [meaning: I didn't give a fiddler's flatulence] for the taxpayer." His apology came a day after President Trump's attack on his behavior.

Price admitted Trump spoke with him about his displeasure over screwing the taxpayer, but he didn't put it that way.

But it isn't as if Price is the first politician to fly privately and bilk the taxpayer. 

Trips by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt have also come under fire, particularly by hypocrites on the left who forgot about Nancy Pelosi's booze and food parties where taxpayers footed the booze bill that came to about $101,000 over a two year period, or about $1,000 a week when she was House Speaker.

Pelosi provided her guests with top shelf booze such as Maker's Mark whiskey, Courvoisier cognac Bombay Sapphire gin and so on . . . hic. That was part of what was called "in-flight services" for her trips on Air Force jets paid for by us.

We have conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch to thank when they obtained documents under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) in 2010. It proved Pelosi incurred expenses of about $2.1 million for her use of USAF aircraft for travel.

"Speaker Pelosi has a history of wasting taxpayer funds with her boorish demands for military travel," Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton said at the time. "And these documents suggest the Speaker's congressional delegations are more about partying than anything else."

Nancy Pelosi, however, paid nothing back and was never investigated.

But that isn't the whole story about the misuse of taxpayer money. Obama officials are also involved in taking pricey trips, including personal trips.

Then attorney generals Eric Holder and Loretta Lynch, then-FBI director Robert Mueller and then-CIA director and defense secretary Leon "The Schnoz" Panetta were also guilty of the same personal use and abuse of taxpayer money.

The FBI convinced Congress at the time that two high-tech luxury jets were needed for the fight agains global terrorism [and better leg room]. As it turned out, global terrorism grew and the jets were used to haul Holder's and Mueller's butts around and Holder's predecessors.

The other officials beside Mueller and Holder were former Attorneys General Michael Mukasey and Alberto Gonzales. Between 2007 and 2011, the dynamic duo racked up almost 700 "nonmission" flights at a cost of only $11,400,000, according to the Government Accountability Office. 

Why nothing was reported at the time shows the Accountability Office should also be held accountable.

Those officials are required to use government aircraft, and in some cases, reimburse the government for part of the expenses. Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) ranking member on the Senate Judiciary Committee, said at the cost incurred, Mukasey and Gonzales should have either cut back their miles or not use the expensive Gulfstream V jets.

"These luxury jets were supposedly needed for counterterrorism, but it turns out they were used almost two-thirds of the time for jet-setting executive travel," Grassley said.

The cost for the attorneys general travel was $5.8 million; the FBI director's was nearly as much. About 70 percent of the AG flights were for business and 28 percent for personal reasons. That leaves 2 percent, possibly for dive-bombing ISIS.

The point is, people in power tend to flaunt their power and don't see a problem with pissing away taxpayer money because it isn't theirs. This isn't only about Tom Price--it's a government thing--we wouldn't understand.



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