What stuff? I mean, you got to game it out. If the government has evidence the president committed a crime, but can’t indict because of a temporary immunity, you’ve got to ask about SOL/tolling/etc.
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For the record, you rejected a NYT article. I'm not so obsessed about this as to have it all at my fingertips--super happy about that , now that I think of it. I'm a stickler for believing that liberal girls who sneer at the NYT are just playing games. Or something. Again, peace.
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Yes. I rejected a NYT narrative bc you don't want narratives, you want facts. Veselnitskaya has explained how that meeting got scheduled (and not by her). There are emails that explain it. Neither accords w/your version.
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Big kudos for spelling all these names right! And I appreciate the spacing; my eyesight sucks. Feel free to link--I'd love to look. But, again, it seems you're latched on to the facts that fit what you hope is true, rejecting some other facts, and so....
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It helps to have a PhD involving a slavic language. But thanks for applauding my ability to spell when you're still struggling to find a single fact.
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One final thought, then dinner. I've had people set meetings with me on false pretenses to pitch what turned out to be conspiracy theories. You know what they said, when I told them as politely as I could that they were, well, not right? They said ... prove it.
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That's irrelevant to the point you have failed to substantiate. This is a question abt who got the meeting. The record is uncontested that it was Goldstone, and thru him Agalrov. That changes Q of the why substantially.
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I'm happy to entertain a theory (not the one you made) that Goldstone and Agalarov lied. That might be consistent w/known facts, unlike your claim. Except there's a whole lot more baggage & history & direct phone calls once you get to the Agalrovs.
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