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Midnight Writer

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7. Who told him what to take? This is not material that would just routinely cross his desk.

Reply to Novara (Original post)

Fri Aug 12, 2022, 08:35 PM

Aug 2022

He, or his agents, went to great lengths to get these specific documents. Since trump refused to take intelligence briefings, how would he know what to take.

The two questions, in my mind, are; who told him what to take, and what did they intend to do with it? Or did they already do it? He's had a year and a half to photograph and transmit whatever was there.

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Mango Mussolini didn't simply "take" classified documents. THIS IS THEFT. [View all] Novara Aug 2022 OP

The last time the term "SCIF" was in the news... dchill Aug 2022 #1

Right now I'm wondering how he got his hands on them? Goodheart Aug 2022 #2

Who carried them out past the guard? Novara Aug 2022 #3

Absolutely it's theft, no getting around it. brush Aug 2022 #4

I Got To Think That Very Few People That Worked In Tr**p's WH Had Access To These.... global1 Aug 2022 #5

It had to be someone with the highest clearance, otherwise they couldn't have ... Novara Aug 2022 #6

Yep, especially the highest classification level Novara Aug 2022 #8

Who told him what to take? This is not material that would just routinely cross his desk. Midnight Writer Aug 2022 #7

Exactly Novara Aug 2022 #9