More of the Dossier confirmed!

PraiseKek said:
You have shown nothing except an unconfirmed claim by an anonymous source and a hypothetical second passport for which there is no evidence of whatsoever and which are very rarely issued:

Applying for a Second U.S. Passport
Home / U.S. Citizen Services / Renew a Passport /

Applying for a Second U.S. Passport

Current regulations reflect the long-standing policy of the Department of State that no person should be in possession of more than one valid, or potentially valid, U.S. passport at any time unless specifically authorized by the Department of State. Second fee passports are not issued for the convenience of a traveler.

The issuance of a second valid passport should be considered an exception to the regulations, and is to be approved on an individual basis only where justified. The second valid passport may not be limited geographically, i.e. for travel in only a few countries. It will, however, be limited in time, valid for a period of two years. Thereafter, a new second valid passport must be applied for; second valid passports are no longer extendable.

To apply for a second valid passport, the applicant will need to submit the following documents during normal working hours:

Completed passport application form DS-82 or DS-11, as appropriate;

First-time applicant for a second valid passport: Bearer’s current normal validity U.S. passport(10 year passport);
Renewal of second valid passport: Bearer’s current second valid passport and current normal validity U.S. passport;

A signed written statement giving the reason(s) why the second passport is required, and attesting that the loss of either of the two passports will be reported immediately to Passport Services, or if abroad, to the nearest U.S. Embassy, Consulate, or Consular Agency;

One colored photograph, 5 x 5 cm (2 x 2 inches), head size from chin to top of head minimum 25 mm (1 inch), maximum 35 mm (1 3/8 inch), on a white, plain background, not including any white frame, taken within the last 6 months, printed on normal photographic paper, full face (no hat, sunglasses, bandana etc.);

Passport fee: $110.00 (DS-82) or $135.00 (DS-11 adult), or $105.00 (DS-11 minor under 16).

https://my.usembassy.gov/u-s-citize...-passport/applying-for-a-second-u-s-passport/

If he has a 2nd passport the DOS knows it.
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Yes, but you don’t, that’s the whole point, we don’t know what Congress or Mueller knows. He could be showing only one passport as proof he wasn’t where he might have been.
 
Yaya said:
I have, three times. In this thread. Read. It is an Atlantic article. Man you people are so quick to dismiss anything you don't want to be true.
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I reread all your links to see what I missed. I missed nothing. I asked "Cite the USC evidence. And that means something real, not just "Mr. X. says he was at USC."

From your post #68 "A USC baseball source confirmed Tuesday night that Cohen and his son had visited USC on August 29th."

That means nothing. It can just as easily read "an anonymous USC source confirmed blah blah blah."

Who is the baseball source and why isn't his name available? Who is the government source and why isn't his name available?
 
kudzu said:
No they can't... I have had a passport since 1951.. How about you?
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My dear. In the U.S. alone there are two databases, TECS and BCI. You can get that information yourself in this country. If there is reason ( an investigation, etc) for our government to find out where your passport has been, they have all manner of access with any country that has agreements on this, and for those that do not, we have our intelligence services. You can tell me you have had a passport since Christ himself. It is quite obvious you do not know much about them.
 
christiefan915 said:
I reread all your links to see what I missed. I missed nothing. I asked "Cite the USC evidence. And that means something real, not just "Mr. X. says he was at USC."

From your post #68 "A USC baseball source confirmed Tuesday night that Cohen and his son had visited USC on August 29th."

That means nothing. It can just as easily read "an anonymous USC source confirmed blah blah blah."

Who is the baseball source and why isn't his name available? Who is the government source and why isn't his name available?
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Then of course you have the same concern and standard for the OP, right?
 
Sailor said:
My dear. In the U.S. alone there are two databases, TECS and BCI. You can get that information yourself in this country. If there is reason ( an investigation, etc) for our government to find out where your passport has been, they have all manner of access with any country that has agreements on this, and for those that do not, we have our intelligence services. You can tell me you have had a passport since Christ himself. It is quite obvious you do not know much about them.
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How about link them..


https://www.conference-board.org/data/bci/index.cfm?id=2156

The Business Cycle Indicators database provides economic indicators that have proven to be most useful in determining current conditions and predicting the future direction of the economy. The BCI dataset offers the convenience of a wealth of statistical information gathered together in a common format.
 
TECS, formerly known as the Treasury Enforcement Communications System, is used by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to manage the flow of people through border ports of entry and for immigration enforcement case management. It keeps track of individuals entering and exiting the country and of individuals involved in or suspected to be involved in crimes. TECS alerts may be issued as part of Operation Angel Watch for people with sex offense convictions and those who travel frequently out of the country and who are possibly involved in child sex tourism.[1]

As of February 2014, mainframe technology supported TECS but plans were in the works to modernize it.
 
kudzu said:
How about link them..


https://www.conference-board.org/data/bci/index.cfm?id=2156

The Business Cycle Indicators database provides economic indicators that have proven to be most useful in determining current conditions and predicting the future direction of the economy. The BCI dataset offers the convenience of a wealth of statistical information gathered together in a common format.
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BCI is Border Crossing Information and TECS is Customs.
 
kudzu said:
They don't track every person who enters the US.. especially US citizens.. and they don't collect information on your passport.
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What part of this do you not understand? Anyones passport when it crosses borders or enters/exits other countries is recorded. Should the U.S. Government ( in any capacity, law enforcement, intelligence, etc) need to know where that passport has been or is currently, they can, do and will track it.
 
Sailor said:
What part of this do you not understand? Anyones passport when it crosses borders or enters/exits other countries is recorded. Should the U.S. Government ( in any capacity, law enforcement, intelligence, etc) need to know where that passport has been or is currently, they can, do and will track it.
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Holy shit, if anybody ought to know it must be you.

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Havana Moon said:
Holy shit, if anybody ought to know it must be you.

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Before 9/11 they could do it, though it took a little more effort. Nowadays through worldwide databases and agreements they can watch where that passport goes and just connect the dots. There has to be a reason for that though.....supposedly.
 
PraiseKek said:
Again the only Schengen country he entered from outside the area was Italy which his passport proves he left on July 17th but the Steele dossier claims that the Prague meeting occurred in August or September of 2016. Are you people literally retarded?
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Milan to Prague, nine hour drive through Germany all open borders.
Easy, Peasy.
 
PraiseKek said:
Listen you illiterate moron his passport proves that he did not enter or exit ANY Schengen Area country in August or September of 2016 when the Steele dossier claims the Prague meeting occurred. The only Schengen country Cohen entered or exited in 2016 was Italy and that only lasted from July 9th to July 17th. Try actually fucking reading what you're responding to next time you fucking moron because I'm sick of repeating myself.
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A passport can't prove you weren't somewhere.
 
christiefan915 said:
I reread all your links to see what I missed. I missed nothing. I asked "Cite the USC evidence. And that means something real, not just "Mr. X. says he was at USC."

From your post #68 "A USC baseball source confirmed Tuesday night that Cohen and his son had visited USC on August 29th."

That means nothing. It can just as easily read "an anonymous USC source confirmed blah blah blah."

Who is the baseball source and why isn't his name available? Who is the government source and why isn't his name available?
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PraiseKek said:
A) you have not provided anything save for an unconfirmed anonymous claim.

B) I have provided conclusive evidence that 1) all Schengen Area countries require entry and exit stamps when coming or going outside the area and 2) that Cohen's passport proves he was only in one of the Schengen Area countries in 2016 but left in July not August or September when the Steele dossier claims claims the Prague meeting occurred.
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He drove to Prague, a nine hour trip from Milan, if you keep to the speed limits.
 
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