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> A massive investigation turned up no criminal conspiracy That is definitely not true. > failed to substantiate a charge of obstruction This is also not tr
by spaceheretostay 7y ago
> A massive investigation turned up no criminal conspiracy
That is definitely not true.
> failed to substantiate a charge of obstruction
This is also not true. The events are ongoing, the investigation has not 'failed' in any way.
> I’m really not sure what ‘spaceheretostay’ is on about.
I think I've made my points clearly. Abuses of power that are clearly illegal are common at the top of our government, and it happens because they openly commit crimes that they know will take years to investigate, during which times the goals of their illegal activities can be met. That is a direct example that directly relates to the parent comment in this thread.
I've tried to be as clear as possible.
- dang 7y agoWould you please stop using HN for political battle? It's off topic here, and you've been doing it a lot. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html