Why does it have to be the FBI?

An FBI background check is an FBI background check. Like I said, this is far to stupid to talk about. Either back up your assertion the FBI doesn't investigate people prior to their 18th birthday or admit you are wrong. A security clearance is not a military procedure, by the way. Ask Jared.
Stretch said:
We're not talking about military procedures here.
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mak2 said:
An FBI background check is an FBI background check. Like I said, this is far to stupid to talk about. Either back up your assertion the FBI doesn't investigate people prior to their 18th birthday or admit you are wrong. A security clearance is not a military procedure, by the way. Ask Jared.
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We aren't talking about military here.
 
Stretch said:
Listen carefully if you can and digest this.
We WANNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNT Kav and Ford to appear and speak. Kav's been chomping at the bit to do this for a week now.
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No, you want to try and ambush Dr. Ford instead of doing a proper investigation.

You're not going to be able to determine the truth based on just he said/she said.

That's why you need to call other witnesses.

Like Judge.

Who was there.
 
evince said:
she has rights asshole


this is NOT a criminal investigation


this the vetting of a possible SCOTUS member


there is absolutely NO REASON to rush this process
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If it’s not a criminal investigation, does that mean you don’t think a crime was committed? Then why the hell are we here? And you know very well why you dastardly pricks want to drag this out.
 
callinectes said:
If it’s not a criminal investigation, does that mean you don’t think a crime was committed? Then why the hell are we here? And you know very well why you dastardly pricks want to drag this out.
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so you think attempted rape is not a crime?


we are here to vet a prospective SCOTUS member


If you don't do it FULLY you will end up with UNFIT people deciding our countries BIGGEST decisions


If a SCOTUS member has SECRETS that can be exposed that means they are a target for blackmail huh


there can be NO secrets in the lives of people who do these highest profile jobs in our government


That is the reason many of the republicans in office are UNFIT for their positions right now


Including the clown who cheated his way to the presidency with Russian help


this is why your party will be effectively Dead soon
 
Stretch said:
If a CURRENT minor (that excludes Kav obviously) requires an investigation, it requires notification to the parents.
For ADULTS, the FBI investigates back to and including their 18th year on earth.
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WHERE IS THE LINK THAT HAS BEEN REQUESTED SEVERAL TIMES?
 
Stretch said:
We're playing by the new Pristine Ford rules. (even though I already posted it in one of the 20 threads on this subject)
According to Pristine, no evidence of anything is necessary anymore. :cool:
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Okay...so there is no link.

You could have written, "There is no link. I simply think (or guess) that it is true."
 
TOP said:
How many times are you going to post that? :)
I think that's a good point...she never mentioned it to anyone. No one. There's no evidence that the part with 4 people ever took place....
Now she want to testify with ridiculous stipulations. Why might that be?
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But she said there were 4 boys!!

OH, WAIT; because now she says there were only 2.

:dunno:
 
LV426 said:
I just told you several times why it can't be a local PD investigation; because it's not a felony to lie to a police officer. But it is a felony to lie to the FBI. So it's obvious why you don't want the FBI to investigate; Conservatives can't help but lie to the FBI, and they've already seen what lying to the FBI gets you (Papadopolous, Flynn, Manafort, Gates).
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Please stop revealing your ignorance; because I'm starting to feel sorry for you.

During the course of an investigation or when filing a report, it is crucial to be truthful in every detail being questioned. Knowingly lying to an officer who is investigating is considered obstruction of justice, which is either a misdemeanor or felony charge depending on the severity of the crime. According to US Legal, obstruction of justice also encompasses destruction of evidence and inciting others to lie.
Someone charged with a crime and attempting to lie to officers about evidence will possibly have the sentence compounded with whatever the sentence was for the original crime.
Lying to an officer in an official statement, such as a police report, can incur a fine or jail sentence that varies between jurisdictions. For example, in Massachusetts, a falsified report is punishable by a fine of up to $500, a one-year jail sentence or both, according to the General Court of Massachusetts. Being truthful to law enforcement in all situations is advised.
 
reagansghost said:
oh yeah, because lying to the local cops is FAR WORSE than lying to the FBI

you're dumb as post
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During the course of an investigation or when filing a report, it is crucial to be truthful in every detail being questioned. Knowingly lying to an officer who is investigating is considered obstruction of justice, which is either a misdemeanor or felony charge depending on the severity of the crime. According to US Legal, obstruction of justice also encompasses destruction of evidence and inciting others to lie.
Someone charged with a crime and attempting to lie to officers about evidence will possibly have the sentence compounded with whatever the sentence was for the original crime.
Lying to an officer in an official statement, such as a police report, can incur a fine or jail sentence that varies between jurisdictions. For example, in Massachusetts, a falsified report is punishable by a fine of up to $500, a one-year jail sentence or both, according to the General Court of Massachusetts. Being truthful to law enforcement in all situations is advised.
 
LV426 said:
No, you guys don't want your buddy Bretty to get caught lying to the FBI.

Lying to local cops isn't a felony.

It's usually never prosecuted.

For something with stakes this high, we need to have the full threat of prison be there for anyone who thinks they can lie about what happened.

If this guy's so innocent, why are you so resistant to having the FBI investigate?

It's because you know he's lying, isn't it?
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During the course of an investigation or when filing a report, it is crucial to be truthful in every detail being questioned. Knowingly lying to an officer who is investigating is considered obstruction of justice, which is either a misdemeanor or felony charge depending on the severity of the crime. According to US Legal, obstruction of justice also encompasses destruction of evidence and inciting others to lie.
Someone charged with a crime and attempting to lie to officers about evidence will possibly have the sentence compounded with whatever the sentence was for the original crime.
Lying to an officer in an official statement, such as a police report, can incur a fine or jail sentence that varies between jurisdictions. For example, in Massachusetts, a falsified report is punishable by a fine of up to $500, a one-year jail sentence or both, according to the General Court of Massachusetts. Being truthful to law enforcement in all situations is advised.
 
LV426 said:
Lying to local PD isn't a felony.

But lying to the FBI is.

So it's obvious why you don't want the FBI to investigate; you know Bretty will lie.
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During the course of an investigation or when filing a report, it is crucial to be truthful in every detail being questioned. Knowingly lying to an officer who is investigating is considered obstruction of justice, which is either a misdemeanor or felony charge depending on the severity of the crime. According to US Legal, obstruction of justice also encompasses destruction of evidence and inciting others to lie.
Someone charged with a crime and attempting to lie to officers about evidence will possibly have the sentence compounded with whatever the sentence was for the original crime.
Lying to an officer in an official statement, such as a police report, can incur a fine or jail sentence that varies between jurisdictions. For example, in Massachusetts, a falsified report is punishable by a fine of up to $500, a one-year jail sentence or both, according to the General Court of Massachusetts. Being truthful to law enforcement in all situations is advised.
 
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