Subj : The Memo
To : All
From : Lee Lofaso
Date : Thu Sep 26 2019 03:13 am
Hello Everybody,
A whistleblower blew the whistle.
And then, after denying the whistleblower knew anything about what
the whistleblower was whistling, US President Trump finally admitted
he had a telephone conversation with Ukraine President Zelensky.
And then, after Speaker Pelosi blew her top wanting to find out
what that conversation was all about, US President Trump refused
to recognize the lady from San Francisco as being Speaker of the
House.
And then, when the Congress got into the act wanting to find out
what it was all about, the White House decided to compose a memo
of the conversation between the two men. Five pages. Released
by US President Trump himself.
Or maybe it was the other way around. Doesn't really matter.
Either way, everybody knows about it now.
How long was the conversation?
*The memo says 30 minutes.
*It is 11 minutes long.
*I see 9:03-9:33 EDT.
*The "transcription" (memo)
when "read" is only 11 minutes
of dialogue.
Translation -
We are all expected to believe that someone reading the memo
out loud and deciding that is how long the call must have been?
That is nonsense. Pure anudulterated bullsh*t.
Except for retards, just about everybody in the entire world would
have a hard time amounting to 19 minutes longer than an 11-minute
read as being 30 minutes.
The whistleblower has given his/her testimony to Congress.
This is Deeper Throat. Shades of Nixon past.
A gap of 19 minutes. That is one minute longer than Nixon's gap.
A new record for a US president.
The `transcript' released by Trump is a written recollection of
what was discussed by third parties (Trump & Co.), not what was
actually said.
IOW, it was a doctored account of the conversation between the
two men. A conversation that US President Trump wants to keep secret
from us all.
1. Mueller Report (partial release by Trump's hand-picked AG)
2. Phone call (memo created by Trump & Co., released by WH)
Do I see a pattern here?
Donald Trump wants to brag he is more of a criminal than Richard Nixon.
I wonder if President Mike Pence will pardon him?
I wonder if the state of New York will convict him when he leaves
the White House? Or would that be a given?
AFAIK, former presidents have no immunity from being indicted ...
--Lee
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