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Libtards and the Clintons have now declared the FBI is the enemy "of the moment" just as they have local and State Law Enforcement. They will use the media and the DOJ to destroy you. Please have the backbone to fight back to insure justice is done, you very well may be America's last hope.

Looks like it's time to inform Homeland Security that RealTool and his cohorts are about to instigate their "Second Amendment Solution."

Hillary done in by a Muslim.......again! :lol: :lol: :o

Looks like it's time to inform Homeland Security that RealTool and his cohorts are about to instigate their "Second Amendment Solution."

Another example of why you've lost all credibility on this board.

"They will use the media and the DOJ to destroy you. Please have the backbone to fight back to insure justice is done, you very well may be America's last hope."-RealTool

Then what is that supposed to mean, dummy? :lol:

If someone is coming to "destroy you" how does one "fight back"?

I can see you now:
"Stop, or I'll vote!"-RealTool's last words before he is destroyed.

Justme, let me know what the FBI says when they get back to you.

Justme, let me know what the FBI says when they get back to you.

What makes you think they would get back to me?

"What makes you think they would get back to me?"-RealTool

Yeah, that would be unlikely.

RealTool is one of those cowards who turns the gun on himself before the authorities can get to him. :lol:

Once again Clown is on the wrong thread.

They're listening.

As reported moments ago, in what appears to have been a surprise release, the FBI's Vault twitter account released 129 pages of files related to the FBI's 2001 prove into Bill Clinton's 2001 pardon of Marc Rich. And while NBC reported that the files were releases as part of a normal subpoena, the increasingly paranoid (not without reason) Clinton campaign immediately had questions. According to Politico, "Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign raised questions about the timing of the FBI’s release Tuesday of records on a 15-year-old investigation into President Bill Clinton’s pardon to fugitive financier Marc Rich."

The FBI posted the 129 pages of records in its online Freedom of Information Act reading room in apparent response to a FOIA request seeking information on FBI inquiries into the Clinton Foundation. On the website, the release was dated Monday, but an FBI Twitter account flagged the new posting at noon on Tuesday.

As Politico adds, the Clinton campaign, which is already at odds with FBI Director James Comey over his disclosure of new evidence in the Clinton email probe, immediately questioned why Clinton-related records were being released just a week before the election.

The FBI indicated that this was only a "preliminary" release that could therefore be followed by more.

Rich was indicted on federal charges of tax evasion in the United States. He was a fugitive from the Department of Justice - at a time one of the FBI's most wanted - living in exile in Switzerland at the time of his indictment. He died there in 2013.

In a controversial move, Bill Clinton pardoned him on his last day in office on January 20, 2001. The FBI opened its investigation into the pardon later that year.

Rich's ex-wife Denise Eisenberg Rich, whose name was redacted from the FBI files, "has been a major political donor to the Democratic Party, and these donations may have been intended to influence the fugitive's pardon," reads a bureau note requesting that a preliminary investigation be opened.

Some of the donations went to the William J. Clinton Presidential Foundation, the predecessor to the Clinton Foundation, according to the document.

"It appears that the required pardon standards and procedures were not followed," reads the FBI document dated Feb 15, 2001.

What a shock, the Foundation got money...