Mueller dismisses top FBI agent in Russia probe for anti-Trump texts

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Bonfire1996 said:

In my opinion, Byrne just took one for the team. Boy who cried wolf style. His story was sensationalist, and included much of the Q theory, and plenty to make him sound a few nickels short of a dollar.

If the Deep State starts to be outed, his story will be used as a way to shape minds, "We heard the same crackpot theories from former Overstock CEO Byrne who seemed to be off his meds. It wasn't credible then, it isn't credible now."

I agree. His story doesn't make any sense. He's running to every tv network trying to sell a narrative, but in the next breath he's not allowed to provide details. Huh?

I think he's FOS.
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Bonfire1996 said:

His story was sensationalist, and included much of the Q theory, and plenty to make him sound a few nickels short of a dollar.
I'm not saying Byrne is the real deal, but I actually thought his story was somewhat in conflict with Q.

Maybe he is getting his face everywhere to protect himself from suicide. (only half-joking)
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Dan Bongino does a conservative daily podcast and he has. I consider his show to be, "Political Event Podcast for Dummies". I can be a casual observer and get his condensed simplified version of complicated events.

He thinks Byrne is credible but scattered in his explanation.

He thinks Byrne is mistaken that they were getting info on Russian email hacking to blackmail Hillary.

He has some other interesting opinions similar to posters on this thread.

The Byrne part starts about the 3 minute mark and goes to about the 19 minute mark.



PS: For whatever reason, my playback typically freezes once on all his podcast. I just "Reload" and it picks up where it left off.
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Thanks for posting that. Sounds more plausible that the FBI wanted to know if the Russians already had Hillary's emails which could subject her to blackmail by them when she was POTUS.

As I posted before, Maria Butina was a walking FISA virus. Anyone she contacted could then be a plausible and ostensibly legal subject for unmasking and then subject to 702 FISA inquiries. Byrne was being directed to aim her at certain people in the Trump campaign, so they could then be under surveillance.

That would also be useful to ascertain which individuals might be more susceptible to a push-pull operation that could result in a Title I FISA with unlimited monitoring and the two hop procedure ensnaring many many more people close to Trump and even Trump himself, from the cabal's POV, if they got lucky.
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aggiehawg said:

Thanks for posting that. Sounds more plausible that the FBI wanted to know if the Russians already had Hillary's emails which could subject her to blackmail by them when she was POTUS.

As I posted before, Maria Butina was a walking FISA virus. Anyone she contacted could then be a plausible and ostensibly legal subject for unmasking and then subject to 702 FISA inquiries. Byrne was being directed to aim her at certain people in the Trump campaign, so they could then be under surveillance.

That would also be useful to ascertain which individuals might be more susceptible to a push-pull operation that could result in a Title I FISA with unlimited monitoring and the two hop procedure ensnaring many many more people close to Trump and even Trump himself, from the cabal's POV, if they got lucky.
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Pure gold.

And Byrne fits the perfect FBI profile of an unwitting stooge.
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will25u said:


Trump had quite a few dealings with Sater. Do you think that Trump knew about Sater being a covert FBI asset? I've often wondered if Sater & Trump were involved in the Buryakov case (think Carter Page). It's not an original idea on my part; I've seen discussions about the possibility on Twitter. But read the official Complaint below on Buryakov starting at Paragraph 66. thru 74. (page 23 -- 25)

https://www.justice.gov/sites/default/files/opa/press-releases/attachments/2015/01/26/buryakov-complaint.pdf

There was a FBI Confidential Source (CS-1) who posed as a representative of a wealthy investor who wanted to develop casinos in Russia. Following meetings & discussions, CS-1 & Buryakov eventually go on a tour of casinos in Atlantic City in August 2014. Who had a casino for sale in Atlantic City in August 2014?...Trump.
Was CS-1 Sater, & was he working in conjunction with Trump? It's an interesting speculation.
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2 short video clips.
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Can I go to sleep Looch?
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aggiehawg said:

Thanks for posting that. Sounds more plausible that the FBI wanted to know if the Russians already had Hillary's emails which could subject her to blackmail by them when she was POTUS.

As I posted before, Maria Butina was a walking FISA virus. Anyone she contacted could then be a plausible and ostensibly legal subject for unmasking and then subject to 702 FISA inquiries. Byrne was being directed to aim her at certain people in the Trump campaign, so they could then be under surveillance.

That would also be useful to ascertain which individuals might be more susceptible to a push-pull operation that could result in a Title I FISA with unlimited monitoring and the two hop procedure ensnaring many many more people close to Trump and even Trump himself, from the cabal's POV, if they got lucky.
Perhaps I am late to the party, but does everyone else get the gravity of the two phrases I bolded in Hawg's text?

Granted, "Byrne was being directed to aim her..." is an horrific, weaponized result of the process, but the predicate of that action is even more astounding...the operators in our former premier, sophisticated and trusted investigative arm of the Fed warped and twisted the rules, processes and boundaries of the law to achieve an end. Truly, the "Ends justified the means.

Think of an individual, human like us (benefit of the doubt here), who could benefit from "investigating" anyone, using the two-hop as an incremental step - the first phrase bolded above. Get a FISA warrant, and then two-hop.

Depending on the subject's sphere of influence, this could include dozens, even hundreds, of people. The investigators could conceivably acquire more FISA warrants from that linking. This is a terrible abuse of power, because investigators can slowly, but inexorably, draw many more people into the investigation sphere. But it takes time, and resources.

This is what I thought of the process abuse; that operatives took a deliberative process, bent the rules and used it to weaponize the law to achieve some political end. It had become a reflection of the individual Fed Director level management embedded in all parts of our government; each element cooperating with the others. Without retribution, it is left to "interpretation" of the law, and these operators will invariably interpret to their own benefit, not all of society.

Now consider this warped process and twisted rules and laws, augmented by a known and cooperative individual (call her "Robotron", for those who played that videogame) who already has a FISA warrant issued for 702 inquiries against her. The deliberative process has been mutated, not just changed, into a weapon to take down anybody; dependent only on the integrity and morals of the individual in charge, or who can influence that individual in charge OR, even more terrifying, has been entrusted with access to information, data or the control of this individual. Two-hop, then choose a new target...rinse and repeat.

This is the legal and manipulated process version of "Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon", a parlor game for sure, but potentially played out in a Court of Law, with criminal consequences for the target.

Think of it this way...someone who worked with Policywonk in DC, has taken a dislike to him, and points "Robotron" at him..."Ooohhh, another contact!", which then is used to link Policywonk to Hawg, or Blindey, or anyone on this forum...

How many of us may, repeat MAY, have skeletons in our closets, that could be used to gain legal retribution against any of us, just to satisfy some revenge motive against Policywonk?

Am I going to far? Because, when actions of the Federal level of Law Enforcement are driven by any person in that sphere of influence, who is bereft of moral integrity, and who is corrupted by access to these process controls, makes us one step away from disintegrating our Nation of Laws...
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This is what I thought of the process abuse; that operatives took a deliberative process, bent the rules and used it to weaponize the law to achieve some political end. It had become a reflection of the individual Fed Director level management embedded in all parts of our government; each element cooperating with the others. Without retribution, it is left to "interpretation" of the law, and these operators will invariably interpret to their own benefit, not all of society.
Let me be clear. That type of operation (getting dirt on someone) has long been a tool of spycraft to turn foreign nationals into intelligence assets going forward. Even what under our laws would be considered pure entrapment. Not unusual at all. But that type of activity has always been utilized against foreign nationals and mostly not on US soil.

So the methodology has been around for a long time. The ability to monitor people with modern technology has put that methodology on steroids. And as long as it stays in the counter-intelligence world, it is not that offensive.

But once the FBI and CIA weaponized that "methodology on steroids" for criminal investigations against US citizens and worse for a political motive, too many lines were crossed.

Maria Butina was well-known to our intelligence services and when she hooked up with Byrne, they saw a chance to use her against the NRA and ultimately the Trump campaign in the way that has been described, but she wasn't the only one being utilized in that manner. Or being used quite selectively.

Consider Natalia Vesselnitskaya and her close connection to Fusion, GPS. Think there is a FISA warrant on Glenn Simpson? Hell no there isn't because he's on the "correct" side of the political aisle. But Fusion, with permission of the State Department, was able to throw her into a meeting with Don, Jr., Kushner and Manafort.

Look at George Papadopoulus. They threw several people at him with Mifsud and Downer being the push-pull regarding Hillary's emails, then Charles Tawil handing him $10,000 in cash in Israel. Bold move but they had ascertained he might be susceptible to such entrapment so they proceeded with it. And that was done two months after Mueller was appointed Special Counsel, so it was his operation (and Strzok was still on Team Mueller in July 2017). How did they make that assessment? Because Papadop had been under surveillance for a year at that point. (Still amazes me he had the foresight to leave that money with an attorney in Greece.)

I have been a broken record on the dangers of conflating counter-intel and criminal investigations because the methods and sources for intel have never comported with 4th Amendment requirements.
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Y'all, I'm having a hard time concentrating on detailed topics llike this, and watching College Game Day.

Having to think critically, read, and watch tv, doesn't work very well.
Hate is how progressives sustain themselves. Without hate, introspection begins to slip into the progressive's consciousness, threatening the progressive with the truth: that their ideas and opinions are illogical, hypocritical, dangerous, and asinine.
This is backed by data.
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Let's circle back to Maria Butina for a second. I am not saying Byrne was directed to aim her at the NRA, she was inclined to do that herself. Plus Byrne isn't a big 2nd amendment guy but he runs in libertarian circles that also include some NRA folks. Maybe he introduced her to some of the higher ups, maybe not.

But consider this: the NRA is in turmoil right now. What are the chances that contacts with Butina put some people on the FISA 702 radar?

Interesting question.
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I'm sure that's the case.

I've been so used to 3-4 702's being semi-available to us, I haven't really thought about the ones ordered by agencies in a nefarious manner. I'd be willing to bet there are 4-5 more that pleaded before the FISA court,, that weren't necessary.
Hate is how progressives sustain themselves. Without hate, introspection begins to slip into the progressive's consciousness, threatening the progressive with the truth: that their ideas and opinions are illogical, hypocritical, dangerous, and asinine.
This is backed by data.
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fasthorses05 said:

I'm sure that's the case.

I've been so used to 3-4 702's being semi-available to us, I haven't really thought about the ones ordered by agencies in a nefarious manner. I'd be willing to bet there are 4-5 more that pleaded before the FISA court,, that weren't necessary.
Remember the time line with Butina and Byrne, late 2015-early 2016. FBI and CIA have a MOU agreement that allows for outside contractors to have access to NSA metadata on US citizens. That operation didn't get shut down until late April 2016 when Rogers stepped in.
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Peter Strzok and wife Melissa Hodgman.....another DC power couple. This is starting to make me wonder if promising individuals in DC of a particular political persuasion are vetted. Then marriages are arranged for the benefit of the party.

There's a whole lot of inbreeding in DC and this case suggests it can be troublesome.
Not when I'm done with it.
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I've tried to stay "in step" with all the data/info on this thread...but, for the untrained/less qualified among us, I have a question for the "legal eagles/LEO" types on board. What is missing or as yet, undiscovered that is preventing the DOJ from initiating prosecution, i.e., processing indictments against suspects in this matter?

I (and I'm sure, others) will patiently (lol) await your learned response(s). TIA!
Alexander, Caesar, Charlemagne, and myself founded empires; but upon what foundation did we rest the creations of our genius? Upon force! But Jesus Christ founded His upon love; and at this hour millions of men would die for Him. - Napoleon Bonaparte
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Whens lunch said:

Peter Strzok and wife Melissa Hodgman.....another DC power couple. This is starting to make me wonder if promising individuals in DC of a particular political persuasion are vetted. Then marriages are arranged for the benefit of the party.

There's a whole lot of inbreeding in DC and this case suggests it can be troublesome.
Firstly, most attorneys are Democrats. Secondly, most civil servants are Democrats. Thirdly, high-ranking gov spouses improves career opportunities for their gov spouse ... symbiotic career relationships

Think of Washington DC as a Democrat incubation chamber with a 10-20 yr incubation period.
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Two theories.

One: nothing is really happening, nothing is ever going to happen to swamp dwellers. Two tiered justice system.

Two: There is a hierarchy and food chain to work up. Durham has only been at it a few months, although Horowitz can get him up to speed fairly fast. Lindsey is meeting with Barr to discuss declass next week. Just because nothing has been made public yet doesn't mean the declass necessary for the grand jury hasn't happened. Barr was being thwarted by Coats and Wray. One obstacle has been removed.
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aggiehawg said:

Two theories.

One: nothing is really happening, nothing is ever going to happen to swamp dwellers. Two tiered justice system.

Two: There is a hierarchy and food chain to work up. Durham has only been at it a few months, although Horowitz can get him up to speed fairly fast. Lindsey is meeting with Barr to discuss declass next week. Just because nothing has been made public yet doesn't mean the declass necessary for the grand jury hasn't happened. Barr was being thwarted by Coats and Wray. One obstacle has been removed.
THANKS! Hoping for #2, but gradually losing faith. If it ends being #1, internally I'm more than dissatisfied with what we've become as a nation and will no longer take pride in being a veteran. Will have lost total respect for the Justice System and will pretty much loathe everything/one political. Sooooo...."Here's to #2" and DJT ultimately, draining the cesspool.

Don't want to jump the snake, but kinda makes you wonder...was he "chosen" and is he "on a mission"?????

Thanks again and do have a productive, joyful and safe weekend!

Alexander, Caesar, Charlemagne, and myself founded empires; but upon what foundation did we rest the creations of our genius? Upon force! But Jesus Christ founded His upon love; and at this hour millions of men would die for Him. - Napoleon Bonaparte
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No reason to not take pride in being a veteran. There are jobs worth doing that only a few are willing to accept. Only you really know how much of yourself you gave to doing the job right and how much you sacrificed along the way.

Your efforts are not tarnished because some filth at the top exists and isn't rooted out and punished.

Thanks for being someone that stepped up when needed.
Not when I'm done with it.
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More on Sater:



Sater continued as an FBI asset into 2017!!! How could he possibly have been colluding with the Russians regarding the 2016 Election? Why would the Russians even be talking with Sater considering his history:

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The partially redacted government document, referred to as a 5K1 letter in legal parlance, said that Sater went undercover and was instrumental in weakening the Mafia's presence on Wall Street. He also "played a crucial role" in helping the US government dismantle money laundering operations in Russia, Cyprus, Turkey, and elsewhere. And, the letter continued, "Sater also provided information about the identities of organized crime leaders in Russia and the roles they occupied in the organized crime hierarchy. He provided information about the American business interests of Russian oligarchs and the ties these individuals had to organized crime figures."

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/jasonleopold/trump-felix-sater-agent-osama-bin-laden

Sater is mentioned dozens of times in Mueller's Report. In Volume I there are 14 pages devoted just to the Moscow Trump Tower Project. Phony, phony! Mueller is a real big POS.
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Phony, phony! Mueller is a real big POS.
I am really beginning to wonder if Mueller was chosen because he had dementia and would allow Weissmann and Strzok to run the show. Then when Horowitz dropped the text message bomb about Strzok and Page some random synapse fired and he distanced himself. And after that just dropped out altogether.

The amount of lies and misrepresentations in the "Mueller" report have piled up to the point that it can no longer even be viewed as a Special Counsel investigation.

More fiction than truth.
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Mueller & Weissmann knew that Sater was a FBI asset. Weissmann is the one who masterminded converting Sater from a crook into an informant. Schiff & Nadler & other Dem leaders had to know as well -- they receive intel briefings.
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I dunno about that

The more we read the more i feel like the agencies were returning to the methods of Hoover. Dont care whos in power as long as we can get a wire on them.

To what end though? If they are going after dems and repubs alike what are they after? Just power and influence?
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7391277/Felix-Sater-said-Trump-wanted-talk-past-FBI-CIA-campaign-trail.html

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President Donald Trump's former business associate Felix Sater has said the president wanted to talk about his secret dealings with the FBI and CIA on the campaign trail in 2016 to 'boost his patriotic image'......

And Trump wanted to say on the campaign trail, during his presidential run, that 'the guy that worked with him, you know, was doing stuff to protect our country,' the former government informant explained.

The president, however, was told he couldn't mention Sater's work because it was mentioned in then-sealed court documents. Government prosecutors feared disclosing the information would be a risk to national security......

So Trump knew that Sater was a FBI asset at least in 2016 during the Campaign...maybe he knew a long time before that...but Trump couldn't say anything when all the MSM rhubarb about the Moscow Trump Tower was going on during the Mueller Investigation. That really makes me mad. No more question about it: Mueller's a black hat.

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pacecar02 said:

I dunno about that

The more we read the more i feel like the agencies were returning to the methods of Hoover. Dont care whos in power as long as we can get a wire on them.

To what end though? If they are going after dems and repubs alike what are they after? Just power and influence?
Most assuredly. P & I trumps (no pun intended) everything else in most circles. Bound together, $ is no longer an issue for whomever possesses both. They are why billions are spent on presidential campaigns...and apparently why the Deep State exists and its sordid activities occur/are tolerated.
Alexander, Caesar, Charlemagne, and myself founded empires; but upon what foundation did we rest the creations of our genius? Upon force! But Jesus Christ founded His upon love; and at this hour millions of men would die for Him. - Napoleon Bonaparte
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whatthehey78 said:

Most assuredly. P & I trumps (no pun intended) everything else in most circles. Bound together, $ is no longer an issue for whomever possesses both. They are why billions are spent on presidential campaigns...and apparently why the Deep State exists and its sordid activities occur/are tolerated.
True. Ditto the corporate world. Departments (agencies) protect their turf ... even when it make no sense. I've seen it. It's human nature in large organizations ... both business and gov.
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benchmark said:

whatthehey78 said:

Most assuredly. P & I trumps (no pun intended) everything else in most circles. Bound together, $ is no longer an issue for whomever possesses both. They are why billions are spent on presidential campaigns...and apparently why the Deep State exists and its sordid activities occur/are tolerated.
True. Ditto the corporate world. Departments (agencies) protect their turf ... even when it make no sense. I've seen it. It's human nature in large organizations ... both business and gov.
Seen it (corporate's sense of preservation) as well. Not pretty but quite common in board rooms. Agree with 'human nature' (~personal greed) as a causative factor and would add it can be a 'driver' for elitist mentality. Not a philosopher so I'll leave it at that.

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Alexander, Caesar, Charlemagne, and myself founded empires; but upon what foundation did we rest the creations of our genius? Upon force! But Jesus Christ founded His upon love; and at this hour millions of men would die for Him. - Napoleon Bonaparte
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drcrinum said:

More on Sater:



Sater continued as an FBI asset into 2017!!! How could he possibly have been colluding with the Russians regarding the 2016 Election? Why would the Russians even be talking with Sater considering his history:

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The partially redacted government document, referred to as a 5K1 letter in legal parlance, said that Sater went undercover and was instrumental in weakening the Mafia's presence on Wall Street. He also "played a crucial role" in helping the US government dismantle money laundering operations in Russia, Cyprus, Turkey, and elsewhere. And, the letter continued, "Sater also provided information about the identities of organized crime leaders in Russia and the roles they occupied in the organized crime hierarchy. He provided information about the American business interests of Russian oligarchs and the ties these individuals had to organized crime figures."

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/jasonleopold/trump-felix-sater-agent-osama-bin-laden

Sater is mentioned dozens of times in Mueller's Report. In Volume I there are 14 pages devoted just to the Moscow Trump Tower Project. Phony, phony! Mueller is a real big POS.
There is no actual Russians in the Mueller report
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https://trendingpolitics.com/fbi-implicated-in-destroying-evidence-to-help-hillary-clinton/

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Now that the Mueller investigation is over, Republicans are going on the offensive. The American Center for Law and Justice led by Jay Sekulow has acquired copies of immunity agreements made by Cheryl Mills and Heather Samuelson in relation to the Hillary Clinton email scandal......


Subsequently, Mills and Samuelson finally gave the computers over to the FBI, which per their agreements, limited the FBI's investigation. The FBI agreed to limit a) the method by which the emails investigated would be obtained; b) the scope of files which would be investigated, and c) the timeframe parameters for investigated emails. In other words, the FBI agreed in the immunity contracts not to do a full investigation on the Clinton emails. To make matters worse, again, per the immunity agreements, the FBI agreed to destroy the computers that had the back-up emails. As Congressman Jim Jordan referenced during the Mueller hearings recently, the FBI used bleachBit to purge the server so the information could never be accessed in the future and used hammers to smash the cell phones involved. In other words, the FBI and DOJ participated in the destruction of the evidence. In effect, this constitutes is a conspiracy between the Obama DOJ (under Loretta Lynch) and the Comey-led FBI to cover up Clinton's crimes......


Worth a read.
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https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2019/08/must-read-new-information-from-bruce-and-nellie-ohr-proves-the-trump-russia-collusion-setup-indeed-started-in-2015-someone-please-update-wikipedia/



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Ms. Ohr. Uh-huh. I mean, I did a couple of different projects for them [Fusion GPS].
Mr. Jordan. Can you tell me what those projects were?
Ms. Ohr. Yeah. The first project, the initial project had to do with looking into a particular Russian firm that was suspected of being involved in sex trafficking.
(p 10)
Mr. Jordan. Can you tell me the name of that firm?
Ms. Ohr. Vlad Models.
Mr. Jordan. Okay. And what else did you work on?
Ms. Ohr. I worked on a project looking into the relationship of Donald Trump with organized crime, a Russian organized crime.
Mr. Jordan. Okay. And was that work at all related to the now famous dossier?
Ms. Ohr. No.
Mr. Jordan. What was it related to then walk me through what that work entailed?
Ms. Ohr. What it entailed in what sense?
Mr. Jordan. Describe what you were doing and what the objective was?
Ms. Ohr. Yeah, I would write occasional reports based on the open source research that I described about Donald Trump's relationships with various people in Russia.


Something interesting. Bruce Ohr met with Chris Steele on October 2, 2015, & Nellie Ohr started working with Fusion GPS in October 2015. Hardly a coincidence. Plus Nellie was researching Trump. This nexus may have been extremely relevant in planting the seeds that led to intel surveillance of Trump beginning in late 2015.
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Plus,
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The discovery came from an individual on Twitter who was then removed from Twitter named Nick Falco who identified a word uncovered in a Senate text that was previously redacted by the corrupt DOJ. In our post we noted that hidden in the information released by the Senate at that time were unredacted Strzok Page texts that showed that the FBI initiated actions to insert multiple spies in the Trump campaign in December 2015.
Matches up with Patrick Byrne's story.
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https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1165583066871607296.html

Very interesting thread by a chap who supports Rosenstein. I am not a Rosenstein supporter as I have made clear on multiple occasions, but at the same time, I want to have an open mind about SpyGate because there remains much that we don't know yet, & perhaps many things about which we have been misled. Remember, Trump is an ardent fan of Sun Tzu -- "The whole secret lies in confusing the enemy, so that he cannot fathom our real intent." So have we been misled too?

The above thread made me think. Why? Well, several things which haven't made sense or which I couldn't understand or which I had overlooked:
1) Remember, who appointed Rosenstein as DAG? Trump.
2) Why did Sessions recuse himself from everything related to Russia & the Campaign/Election? Never made sense to me. But who soon became the defacto AG?...Rosenstein.
3) The meeting between Trump, Rosenstein & Mueller on May 16, 2017 which we were told was an interview for Mueller to be appointed FBI Director...we all know that couldn't possibly have been true. And then Mueller was appointed SP the following day by Rosenstein.
4) Durham has been investigating SpyGate since at least September 2018...in near total secrecy. Who appointed Durham? Had to be Rosenstein. (It wasn't Barr...predated him by many months.)
5) We were all shocked when Mueller testified before Congress. He had severe dementia to say the least, claiming he wasn't familiar with either Fusion GPS or Glenn Simpson! And he wouldn't say anything about FISA abuse or the Dossier..."outside his purview". Everyone recognized he didn't write the final report or even know what was in it. But the biggest shock was to the Democrats -- they were totally unprepared for the Mueller flop -- it destroyed their narrative. But who was Mueller's hall monitor during the entire SP investigation, meeting with him on a regular basis? Rosenstein...
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