Monkeyboy wrote:

Doll Is Mine wrote:Apparently, a bomb was sent to Joe Biden but no one knows where it is. It's currently in the mail system, most likely in Florida.

How do they know one was sent to him if it hasn't arrived?

thephan wrote:

Monkeyboy wrote:

Doll Is Mine wrote:Apparently, a bomb was sent to Joe Biden but no one knows where it is. It's currently in the mail system, most likely in Florida.

How do they know one was sent to him if it hasn't arrived?

A program called Informed Delivery would hint that the mail is imaged throughout the system, and pairing that up with the cancellations on the intercepted devices might be a start point.

Mueller's team has spent months investigating whether the conspiracy theorist, Jerome Corsi, learned before the public did that WikiLeaks had obtained emails hacked by Russian intelligence officers — and whether he passed information about the stolen emails to Donald Trump associate Roger Stone, multiple sources said.

Mueller's investigators have reviewed messages to members of the Trump team in which Stone and Corsi seem to take credit for the release of Democratic emails, said a person with direct knowledge of the emails.

An author and commentator, Corsi is considered to be the founder of the so-called Birther movement of people who believed Barack Obama was not a U.S. citizen, a lie that Trump used to help propel his presidential candidacy. In 2017, Corsi became the Washington, D.C. bureau chief for InfoWars, a web site run by Alex Jones, whose inflammatory lies about the 2014 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting have gotten him banned from YouTube, Facebook and Twitter. Corsi no longer works there.

Stone has a recent history of changing his story about his interactions with Russians.

In June 2016, he said: "I didn't talk to anybody who was identifiably Russian during the two-year run-up to this campaign," he said.

But that was false. In fact, as he acknowledged this year, he met with a Russian in May 2016 — a month before he issued that categorical denial — who offered to sell incriminating information to the Trump campaign. In the wake of that acknowledgement, he was forced to amend his testimony to the House intelligence committee. He said he had forgotten about the proposal and rebuffed it, telling the Washington Post "[Trump] doesn't pay for anything."

Now, Stone is insisting in equally unequivocal terms that he never passed inside information about stolen Democratic emails from the Russians — or their intermediary, WikiLeaks — to the Trump team. He says so despite a series of public statements he made in summer 2016 suggesting he had advance knowledge of WikiLeaks disclosures of the material hacked by Russian intelligence agencies, including a tweet in August that it soon would be John Podesta's "time in the barrel."

Monkeyboy wrote:The people of faith are going to kill our country. That's all Donald's supporters have, faith. All evidence points to him and the GOP not giving a #$!&@ about their supporters, but the supporters don't see it because they have faith. Oh, I guess they also have hate for "the other." Faith and hate.... the worst possible combination.

slugsrbad wrote:

Bucky wrote:

slugsrbad wrote:

Bucky wrote:Incident in Hatboro, duffel bag found up against the door of a state rep's office...

any clue if they sent a bunch of helicopters to the scene. Asking for a friend who saw a bunch of helicopters in the night earlier.

didn't happen until just before 9PM, so depends what you mean by 'earlier'

That’s around the time frame.

23:00 37C -- ALL CLEAR BOMB SQUAD DETERMINED NO DEVICE

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:Bombs had a parody of the ISIS flag attached to it

traderdave wrote:CNN reporting that the package to Biden may have been found in DE. FBI activity down there now.

Chuck Schumer Relieved He’s Never Taken Stance Meaningful Enough To Have Someone Mail Him Explosive

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Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley referred Julie Swetnick and her lawyer Michael Avenatti to the Department of Justice for a possible criminal investigation over allegations they made false statements to Congress about Brett Kavanaugh

Doll Is Mine wrote:

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Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley referred Julie Swetnick and her lawyer Michael Avenatti to the Department of Justice for a possible criminal investigation over allegations they made false statements to Congress about Brett Kavanaugh

Jesus Christ