'Ukraine was just the beginning. It seems that there is much more to come.'
Trump has been withholding phone calls with foreign leaders that contain politically damaging phone calls on a password protected national security server.
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The appendix said, “According to white house officials that I spoke with, this was not the first time under the administration a presidential transcript was placed into this code word level system solely for the purpose of protecting politically sensitive rather than in national security-sensitive information.”
Trump is abusing the intelligence classification system to cover up his crimes and secrets. None of this should be a surprise, but it is a flagrant abuse of power, and the whistleblower report has done a bigger service to the country than anyone first realized.
It appears to have laid out a roadmap to Trump’s biggest potential crimes in office.
There are more damaging readouts of Trump phone calls hidden on a password protected national security server.
Ukraine was just the beginning. It seems that there is much more to come. - PoliticusUSA
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You're right by the way. The Twitter pundits/media keep missing this
I hope his fall is going to be as tremendous as he deserves. 
... but as I recall it, the Saturday Night Massacre was a much bigger event than simply firing Archibald Cox.
Nixon wanted the Special Counsel fired, and he ordered Attorney General Elliot Richardson to fire him. Richardson refused to fire Cox, and resigned in protest. Then Deputy Attorney General William Ruckelshaus also refused to fire Cox, and he also resigned in protest. Next up was the Solicitor General Robert Bork who was 3rd in line and became the Acting Attorney General, and he carried out Nixon's order to fire Cox. This all happened on the same day - Saturday, October 20, 1973 - which became known as the Saturday Night Massacre.
An interesting side note, something I didn't know before, was that Robert Bork had planned to also resign after carrying out Nixon's order, but Eliot Richardson persuaded Bork to stay in office. Had Bork resigned Nixon would have had the opportunity to appoint a Bill Barr-type toady as AG in his place, and it would have totally derailed the impeachment proceedings.
https://www.svd.se/visselblasarens-trump-larm-slapps
https://www.lemonde.fr/international/article/2019/09/26/donald-trump-accuse-de-mettre-en-peril-la-securite-nationale-par-un-lanceur-d-alerte_6013183_3210.html
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-49842895
https://www.dw.com/en/whistleblower-donald-trump-sought-foreign-interference-in-2020-election/a-50596026
https://www.bild.de/politik/2019/politik/ukraine-telefonat-whistleblower-wirft-weissem-haus-vertuschung-vor-64962070.bild.html
... and the White House knew about it almost immediately. We can probably thank Bill Barr for that one. So they've had almost 2 full months to clean their dirty shit out of that server. Hopefully more whistleblowers will come forward, but let's face it - anybody with integrity has already left White House employment.
High-value data is typically stored with multiple redundant copies (Redundant Array, or RAID server), often in multiple locations for best insurance. Therefore, no one can just go somewhere and "grab" the server.
Another point is the evil cleverness of this move by tRump's IT people: if his data is stored on the same disks as high-security info from other agencies such as the military, that will make it much harder to gain access by Congress because the other data owners don't want their data exposed to investigators, therefore creating an excuse for not allowing an analysis.
Sort of like a thief hiding his loot in the basement of a police station.
KY..........