One of the least understood aspects of Russiagate is the reality that General Michael Flynn not only did not lie—he, in fact, told the truth plainly and unequivocally.
The concoction of the tech cuts that was the big lie. If you compare the tech cuts (the “here’s what we heard Flynn say”) vs the actual transcript, the intentionality of the lie is obvious.
Previous to Rotella, the Supreme Court had rejected the Third Circuit’s “Last Predicate Act” rule in Klehr v. A.O. Smith Corp. The “Last Predicate Act” rule is identical to the “Injury and Pattern Discovery” rule except accrual begins anew each time the defendant commits a predicate act related to the same pattern of activity. Again, the Court reasoned predicate acts can continue indefinitely and be separated by as many as 10 years, thus allowing a right of action to exist well beyond any limit contemplated by Congress ?
Thank you for setting the record straight!
The concoction of the tech cuts that was the big lie. If you compare the tech cuts (the “here’s what we heard Flynn say”) vs the actual transcript, the intentionality of the lie is obvious.
Previous to Rotella, the Supreme Court had rejected the Third Circuit’s “Last Predicate Act” rule in Klehr v. A.O. Smith Corp. The “Last Predicate Act” rule is identical to the “Injury and Pattern Discovery” rule except accrual begins anew each time the defendant commits a predicate act related to the same pattern of activity. Again, the Court reasoned predicate acts can continue indefinitely and be separated by as many as 10 years, thus allowing a right of action to exist well beyond any limit contemplated by Congress ?