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REMEMBERING TRUMPS DISGRACE: ARTICLES AND POSTS FROM HIS IMPEACHMENT.THE MUELLER REPORT. PART 3. BY ANY OTHER NAME. (BARR SUMMARY LETTER).

The main problem with Attorney General Barrs summary of the Special Counsels report, when relating information about Russian Interference in the 2016 election, and possible collusion with members of the Donald Trump Campaign, is a failure to clarify Terms and Definitions. This is especially important when the summary letter quotes actual parts of the Special Councels Report dealing with POSSIBLE RUSSIAN INVOLVEMENT IN THE 2016 ELECTION.

This occurs twice:

 As the report states: "[T]he investigation did not establish that members of the Trump Campaign conspired or coordinated with the Russian Government in its election interference activities."

 The Special Counsel defined "coordination" as an "agreement-tacit or express-between the Trump Campaign and the Russian government on election interference."

As you can see, when the Report itself is quoted, the term "RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT" IS USED with no qualifications, it is clear and consise.  However, the Barr Summary letter uses multiple terms that creates confusion as to what is actually being discussed, and the exact nature of who and what is being accused or exonerated.

FROM THE SUMMARY LETTER WE GET:

- "...the results of the Special Counsel's investigation into Russia's interference..."

- "... persons associated with the Russian government in connection..."

- "... joined the Russian conspiracies..."

- "... Special Counsel found that Russian government actors..."

- "... Russian military officers for conspiring to hack into computers..." 

-"... Russian-affiliated individuals to assist the Trump campaign.

What this doesn't tell us is if these were RUSSIAN NATIONALS
WORKING:

-  WITHOUT THE KNOWLEGE OF THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT.
-  WITH THE PERMISSION OF THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT.
-  ON BEHALF OF THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT.
-  INDEPENDENT OF THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT.
-  AS A MEMBER OF, OR EMPLOYED BY, THE
   RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT. 

THIS WOULD INCLUDE MEMBERS OF THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT WHO WENT "RENEGADE."

TO BE CONTINUED...

FROM TUMBLER...

i-david-w-mcdonald

APA- Deadline to register for the 2019 Pacific Division meeting is tomorrow, April 3.

Dear DAVID, The deadline to register for the 2019 Pacific Division meeting is tomorrow, April 3! Meeting registration will not be available April 4 through April 16. If you don’t register online by April 3, you can still register on-site at the meeting—but note that on-site registration rates are $50 higher than early bird registration for all categories. Register now! Based on the AOS selections in your member profile, here are just a few sessions (out of more than 250) at the meeting that might be of interest to you. You can find a full list on the website. Ethics 1H • Colloquium: Ancient and Medieval Philosophy 1B • Book Symposium: Matt Stichter, The Skillfulness of Virtue: Improving our Moral and Epistemic Lives 1I • Colloquium: Attitudes 1L • APA Committee Session: Race and Medicine 1E • Invited Symposium: Responsibility and Punishment 1C • Invited Symposium: Autonomy and Vulnerability: A Practice-Dependent Analysis 2A • Book Symposium: Colin Marshall, Compassionate Moral Realism 2J • APA Committee Session: Deference to Moral Testimony 2E • Invited Symposium: Weakness of Will 2K • APA Committee Session: Justifying Conscientious Objection in Medicine 3F • Colloquium: Ethics 3K • Symposium: Intrinsic Value and Reasons G2D • International Society for Environmental Ethics, Session 1 G2F • Society for Analytical Feminism, Session 1 4B • Book Symposium: Michael E. Bratman, Planning, Time, and Self-Governance: Essays in Practical Rationality 4J • Colloquium: Role-Based Obligations 4C • Book Symposium: Linda Martín Alcoff, Rape and Resistance: Understanding the Complexities of Sexual Violation 4E • Invited Symposium: Moral Disgust 5C • Book Symposium: Margaret Gilbert, Rights and Demands: A Foundational Inquiry 5I • Colloquium: Ethics 5H • Colloquium: Epistemic Responsibilities 5K • Symposium: Reason and Action 6L • APA Committee Session: Culpability and Punishment G5E • Society for Analytical Feminism, Session 2 G5D • Radical Philosophy Association G7C • Society for Applied Philosophy 7H • Colloquium: Oppression and Resistance 7D • Book Symposium: Joshua May, Regard for Reason in the Moral Mind 7F • Colloquium: Ethics 8L • APA Committee Session: On Publishing Ethics in Philosophy 9B • Invited Symposium: Reactive Attitudes 9J • APA Committee Session: Data Ethics 9I • Symposium: Moral Ignorance 9F • Colloquium: Ethics 9C • Invited Symposium: Self-Defense 10A • Book Symposium: Kirk Ludwig, From Plural to Institutional Agency: Collective Action II 11G • Colloquium: Ethics 11B • Book Symposium: Jacob Stegenga, Medical Nihilism 11H • Colloquium: Metaethics 11G • Colloquium: Ethics 11H • Colloquium: Metaethics 11G • Colloquium: Ethics 12K • APA Committee Session: Adaptive Preferences 12A • Invited Paper: Experiential Value 12E • Colloquium: Ethics G10C • International Society for Environmental Ethics, Session 2 Logic & Philosophy of Science 1A • Book Symposium: Anjan Chakravartty, Scientific Ontology: Integrating Naturalized Metaphysics and Voluntarist Epistemology 1F • Invited Symposium: The Normativity of Logic 2D • Invited Symposium: Equivalent Theories in Physics 3A • Book Symposium: Ryan Wasserman, Paradoxes of Time Travel 3J • Symposium: Epistemic Logic G3B • Association for Informal Logic and Critical Thinking (AILACT) 4A • Book Symposium: Tim Button and Sean Walsh, Philosophy and Model Theory 5F • Invited Symposium: Modal Paradox 7C • Book Symposium: Carrie Figdor, Pieces of Mind: The Proper Domain of Psychological Predicates 7E • Invited Symposium: What Can Archaeologists Know? 7G • Colloquium: Explanation 8I • Colloquium: Philosophy of Science 8A • Book Symposium: Andrea Iacona, Logical Form: Between Logic and Natural Language 8F • Invited Symposium: Means-End Assessment of Scientific Models G9C • Society for Realist-Antirealist Discussion G8C • Charles S. Peirce Society, Session 1 10C • Book Symposium: John Woods, Truth in Fiction: Rethinking Its Logic 10J • Colloquium: Philosophy of Language 11J • Colloquium: Philosophy of Science 11D • Invited Symposium: Causation 11E • Invited Symposium: Greek Mathematics and Ancient Philosophy 11J • Colloquium: Philosophy of Science 11J • Colloquium: Philosophy of Science 12L • APA Committee Session: Philosophical Insights from Computational Studies: Why Should Computational Thinking Matter to Philosophers? 12G • Colloquium: Logic G10H • Society for the Study of the History of Analytical Philosophy, Session 2 G10A • Charles S. Peirce Society, Session 2 Social/Political Philosophy 1J • Colloquium: Narratives of Order and Disorder 1L • APA Committee Session: Race and Medicine 1E • Invited Symposium: Responsibility and Punishment 1C • Invited Symposium: Autonomy and Vulnerability: A Practice-Dependent Analysis 2I • Colloquium: Political Philosophy 3L • APA Committee Session: 2019 Berger Memorial Prize in Philosophy and Law G2H • Society for the Study of Philosophy and the Martial Arts, Session 1 G3G • Society for Systematic Philosophy 4J • Colloquium: Role-Based Obligations 5L • APA Committee Session: Book Symposium: Shelley L. Tremain, Foucault and Feminist Philosophy of Disability 5C • Book Symposium: Margaret Gilbert, Rights and Demands: A Foundational Inquiry 5H • Colloquium: Epistemic Responsibilities 6E • Invited Symposium: The Movement for Black Lives: Leadership and Tactics for Social Change 6L • APA Committee Session: Culpability and Punishment 6J • Symposium: Intersectionality G6B • Center for New Narratives in Philosophy G5J • Society for Philosophy in the Contemporary World G5C • North American Society for Social Philosophy G5L • Society for the History of Political Philosophy, Session 1 G5A • International Association for the Philosophy of Sport G5K • Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy, Session 1 G7E • Society for the History of Political Philosophy, Session 2 G7F • Society for the Study of Philosophy and the Martial Arts, Session 2 7B • Book Symposium: Christie Hartley and Lori Watson, Equal Citizenship and Public Reason: A Feminist Political Liberalism 7I • Colloquium: Philosophy of Law 7H • Colloquium: Oppression and Resistance 8J • Colloquium: Political Philosophy 8D • Invited Symposium: Decolonization and Settler Colonial Theory 9A • Invited Paper: Moral Agency and Social Practice 9G • Colloquium: Political Philosophy 9C • Invited Symposium: Self-Defense 9M • Presidential Address G9D • Society for the Philosophy of Human Rights G8A • American Association of Philosophy Teachers, Session 2 10K • APA Committee Session: Book Symposium: Andrew Valls, Rethinking Racial Justice 10F • Invited Symposium: Value, Heritage, and War 11K • APA Committee Session: Book Symposium: Sarah Song, Immigration and Democracy 12C • Invited Symposium: Agency and the Built Environment 12H • Colloquium: Political Philosophy 12B • Invited Paper: Metaphilosophy, Intersectionality, and Race Theory 12I • Symposium: Consent G11F • Society for the Philosophy of Sex and Love G11B • Political Epistemology Network G11E • Society for Philosophy and Disability We hope to see you in Vancouver! All the best, Amy E. Ferrer Executive Director

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