I hope Carter Page brings a 1983 action against them. Particularly, David Laufman. Currently, Monica McClean's attorney of record but he was head of the nat sec division in FBI/DOJ back then.Zombie Jon Snow said:
This is Conspiracy and a False Claims Act violation at least (31 USC 3729). Creating the fraudulent information and then using it's polished content to get FISA warrants and surveillance while simultaneously obscuring the source of the information and who paid for it.
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/31/3729
Dirty tricksters ... unless it can be proven Perkins Coie gave false information to the FBI they knew wasn't true ... which isn't likely because they engineered the scheme with multiple plausible deniability firewalls.drcrinum said:
He served in the U.S. Navy for five years, including a tour in western Morocco as an intelligence officer for a United Nations peacekeeping mission. Pretty sure we've known that for some time. Was the reason the Russians targeted hi to begin with, years earlier.drcrinum said:
Something new suggesting Carter Page was an intelligence operative.
RoscoePColtrane said:He served in the U.S. Navy for five years, including a tour in western Morocco as an intelligence officer for a United Nations peacekeeping mission. Pretty sure we've known that for some time. Was the reason the Russians targeted hi to begin with, years earlier.drcrinum said:
Something new suggesting Carter Page was an intelligence operative.
Don't misunderstand me...I want the declassified FISA documents released ASAP as well as the Ohr 302s. I also agree -- We need to wipe out the opposition in the midterms. I am becoming edgy though. I thought that 6 weeks before the election was the optimum time to drop the bomb. We are now less than 5 weeks from the Mid-terms and still no release, a release we have been promised for weeks.RoscoePColtrane said:
I disagree with Sundance on the release, early voting starts this week in some states, and the rest next week. If there is one thing Trump understands is maximum impact. It's not that the results of the release will change either before and after the election, but the timing of it does have different results as far as voter impact. And what it will do is make a lot of people run for cover. With Nadler out their swearing on the lives of his children to go after Kavanaugh if he is in charge of the House Judiciary Committee, and Schiff doing the same thing on going after Trump, regardless of what Mueller produces, saving the House is priority one. The booming economy has made up the big gap in the numbers, which IMHO are skewed on purpose to have their own effect with the left, to keep them engaged, with this Kavanaugh nonsense, they need a hammer to knock the left to their knees, and these documents could be just that.
Notice who is quiet as a church house mouse as well. Has anyone heard from Warner lately? He's been basically invisible.
100% this.SpreadsheetAg said:
I think kavanaugh was the H-hour
Good luck with anything respective to mid-terms. Top to bottom, everyone at DOJ (including OIG) views themselves as a 4th branch of government.TurkeyBaconLeg said:
Everything was delayed until Kavanugh was confirmed.
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To declassify or not to declassify? That is the question, when it comes to the FBI's original evidence in the Russia collusion case.
The Department of Justice (DOJ) and the FBI have tried to thwart President Trump on releasing the evidence, suggesting it will harm national security, make allies less willing to cooperate, or even leave him vulnerable to accusations that he is trying to obstruct the end of the Russia probe.
Before you judge the DOJ's and FBI's arguments which are similar to those offered to stop the release of information in other major episodes of American history, from the Bay of Pigs to 9/11 consider Footnote 43 on Page 57 of Chapter 3 of the House Intelligence Committee's report earlier this year on Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election....
...That means the redaction of Footnote 43 had more to do with political embarrassment than with national security. And that should concern us all....
...So, Mr. President, when you weigh those DOJ/FBI arguments against declassification, please don't forget the ruse of the redaction that was Footnote 43....
Sounds like Steele and his associates graduated from this program. Makes one wonder if Orbis Business Intelligence & Hakluyt are just fronts for unofficial GCHQ activities.RoscoePColtrane said:
I found this an interesting read
GCHQ Has Entire Program For 'Dirty Tricks' Including Honeypots, Using Journalists, Deleting Online Accounts
Perp walking journalists would be a good start.MouthBQ98 said:
The people on both sides who care to be politically aware already know this. Naive low information morons who only casually pay attention won't care. Nothing can be done about it except to provide more information sources.
I don't have any idea, or faith, how this happens. The lib MSM will bury as much as possible and deny the rest as right-wing crackpot nonsense.Tailgate88 said:
I just hope that when this all goes down, the media who have been the defacto propaganda wing of the Democrats gets exposed.
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- A Democratic senator reportedly contacted a former Senate staffer in March 2017 about continuing an investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russian government.
- The New Yorker reveals the unidentified senator contacted Daniel Jones, who operates a group called the Democracy Integrity Project.
- Jones's project is heavily funded by George Soros. He has also worked with Fusion GPS and dossier author Christopher Steele on the investigation.
