wellwisher
Well-Known Member
All the changes against Trump, under the 37 count indictment are connected to the Espionage act. They do not take into account the power of the President to declassify. Since the latter is the newer standard, it will get priority for aPresident Trump, if and when this goes to court. All 37 counts are moot by this legal statute priority. This is more for show, to dirty up Trump and raise campaign donations.
Like I said earlier, ex-president Clinton declassified 14% of the classified documents in the National Archives with one swipe of the pen. He may not even seen 1% of these 45 million pages. This presidential power to declassify does require he fill out a form for each page. The forms are something the bean counters at Archives, do after the fact. The Espionage Act, although the older precedent, may still apply to Biden, since he did not have that Presidential power to declassify when his documents went missing as Senator and VP.
Some of the gossip about what was in Trumps classified documents suggested nuclear codes. These codes are only used for a short time and replaced so the enemy can never know which code is in use. If Trump had old codes, they are on longer active, nor will they ever be active again; keep sake.
If you read a classified document, you will still have the data in your memory. The paper copy is needed either if you are trying to prove authenticity, for fun and profit, or to prevent shady lawyers from denying what is the truth. Without document proof, it harder to sell national secrets and much easier for lawyers to create reasonable doubt; he said and she said. This is why my guess is Trump had intelligence from patriots that was damaging to the Swamp, and they needed plausible deniability if the crap hit the fan. This is also why the FBI and Justice Departments have been foot dragging paper copies of data.
Like I said earlier, ex-president Clinton declassified 14% of the classified documents in the National Archives with one swipe of the pen. He may not even seen 1% of these 45 million pages. This presidential power to declassify does require he fill out a form for each page. The forms are something the bean counters at Archives, do after the fact. The Espionage Act, although the older precedent, may still apply to Biden, since he did not have that Presidential power to declassify when his documents went missing as Senator and VP.
Some of the gossip about what was in Trumps classified documents suggested nuclear codes. These codes are only used for a short time and replaced so the enemy can never know which code is in use. If Trump had old codes, they are on longer active, nor will they ever be active again; keep sake.
If you read a classified document, you will still have the data in your memory. The paper copy is needed either if you are trying to prove authenticity, for fun and profit, or to prevent shady lawyers from denying what is the truth. Without document proof, it harder to sell national secrets and much easier for lawyers to create reasonable doubt; he said and she said. This is why my guess is Trump had intelligence from patriots that was damaging to the Swamp, and they needed plausible deniability if the crap hit the fan. This is also why the FBI and Justice Departments have been foot dragging paper copies of data.
