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1 Aug, 6 tweets, 2 min read
Barr’s first act upon becoming AG was to shut down Mueller’s OSC. His second act was to withhold Mueller’s report so he could materially misrepresent its findings to the American people. At some point, he must be required to give sworn testimony about these events.
Thread.
Thread on events surrounding Barr’s shutdown of SCO (I incorrectly referred to ‘OSC’ earlier).
Thread below recalls that Dem leaders put out coordinated statements on 2.24.20, warning Barr not to interfere w/ Mueller report. They did so b/c, on/about 2.18.20, they knew (from Mueller) that Barr was preparing to do just that.
Glad to see this from @CREWcrew just now.
Correction: dates are ‘19, not ‘20.

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Horrific forest fire situation in Turkey. 13 major fires now. I share @ClaireBerlinski's doubts re. PKK responsibility, but (as the thread illustrates) there's heavy suspicion. The likely truth is even more worrying than a PKK attack: the planet is spontaneously combusting.
Now, as @ClaireBerlinski says, "It's fire season." There are forest fires every summer in Turkey, Greece and elsewhere in the Mediterranean. But the fires across Turkey now are more numerous, larger and more intense than usual. Very scary.
@SimonLite strikes a balanced note, saying people shouldn't jump too hastily to conclusions of arson ("eco-terrorism" etc.).
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Turkey Isn't Immune from Assault Suit Against Erdogan Guards lawandcrime.com/lawsuit/turkey…
Not mentioned: acoustic analysis of the VOA video shows a bodyguard leaning into the back seat of RTE’s limo to talk to RTE, then straightening up and calling out to the rest of the bodyguards: “Dalan diyor !” (“He says ‘plunge in’”!). They did so immediately.
*Dalın, not ‘dalan’
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23 Jul
@SenWhitehouse You have been by far the most persistent in raising questions about Kavanaugh’s fitness, and I thank you for it. The article below details your questioning of the then nominee’s personal finances. You asked many good questions.
motherjones.com/politics/2018/…
Your 14 pages of questions, however, were put to him after the hearings. He answered evasively and incompletely (as the article describes). As a result, key questions are still unanswered. Why was there no sustained interrogation of Kavanaugh’s finances when it counted ?
Or was there close questioning of his finances in the closed door sessions before the public hearings ? If that’s the case, how could the (obvious) written questions you posed to him later have remained unexplored prior to his confirmation ?
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11 Jul
We’ll see what the Select Committee is able to do in uncovering the leadership and funding of Jan. 6, and its GOP collaborators. It must not, however, serve as a substitute for criminal investigations of senior officials.
Have senior military officers been called for interviews on their interactions with civilian counterparts that day ? Uniformed personnel will cooperate, if questioned directly. Their info should be productive.
The DOJ investigations of Jan. 6 are centered in the U.S Attorney’s office for D.C. and the FBI’s Washington, D.C. field office. From published DOJ statements thus far, there’s no reason to believe they are investigating senior political figures’ involvement.
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10 Jul
Although this article on the foreign assassins of the Haitian President doesn’t explicitly say so, I note that Colombian ex-military guns for hire (sicarios) have been a mainstay of Erik Prince’s operations, including in the Middle East (a theater mentioned in the article).
I’m not alleging any involvement by Prince in the Haitian assassination. I’m calling attention again (I’ve tweeted about this before) to the fact that he resorts to contract gun slingers of the sort used in Port au Prince (not all Colombian ex-mil, of course).
Here’s the article: amp.theguardian.com/world/2021/jul…
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With all the furore over Fetullah Gulen over the years, it’s curious that few top investigative journalists have examined the current Turkish govt.’s allegation that the U.S. harbors Gulen because he is an instrument of U.S. foreign policy. That he is, in fact, a U.S. agent.
They adduce: Gulen’s permanent residency was sponsored by at least one retired CIA operative (true); Gulen’s global network is sustained by cash flow from his U.S. schools; Gulen schools and facilities in other countries (e.g., East Africa) have provided cover for the U.S. IC.
Most importantly, they say USG plays Gulen against Erdogan, with the ever present threat of Gulen’s return (like Khomeini returning from Paris) somehow constraining Erdogan.
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