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1 hour ago, Deranged Rhino said:

I guess I'll sleep next week... 

I need some of whatever your doing! ROFL!!!!

 

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2 hours ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

I guess I'll sleep next week... 

 

It’s only a combined ... ~1800 pages! ???

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https://amgreatness.com/2019/05/20/why-did-obama-allow-comey-to-brief-trump-on-the-russian-prostitute-story/#.XOP75AXiI44.twitter

 

Not one journalist has posed a single question to Obama about what officials in his White House knew—or when they knew it—despite multiple ongoing investigations by the Justice Department and on Capitol Hill. The more than decade-long media swoon for the 44th president continues unabated.

 

But Attorney General William Barr might do the work that the news media refuses to do.

 

In an interview with Fox News host Bill Hemmer on Friday, Barr indicated his office is looking into “some very strange developments” that occured between the election and Inauguration Day.

 

One of these events, Barr told Hemmer, was the meeting on January 6, 2017 between President-elect Trump, his transition team, and Obama’s top intelligence chiefs, including former FBI Director James Comey, former CIA Director John Brennan, former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, and former National Security Agency Director Mike Rogers.

 

One question that Barr and his team should press is why did President Obama, in a meeting the day before, apparently give his blessing for the FBI director to warn the incoming president about the most outlandish accusation contained in the Steele dossier, one that remains unproven to this day. And it could lead to more questions about the handling of the dossier in the Obama White House weeks before Donald Trump was sworn in as president.

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7 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

It's a poll, so, grain of salt: 

 


 <_< I'm not sure "most Americans" know what "FISA" is. 

Still, if the Hill is printing this, the internals taken vis-à-vis people who have had enough of government corruption, overreach and spying may be telling the Democrats and/or Republicans something they cannot ignore (although some are trying!). 

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https://thehill.com/opinion/white-house/444884-christopher-steeles-nugget-of-fools-gold-was-easily-disproven-but-fbi#.XOSIkSsZDXM.twitter

 

 

In other words, before the FBI and its director, James Comey, swore to the FISA court on Oct. 21, 2016, that they had verified the FISA warrant application and deemed Steele a credible informant with no known derogatory information, the government knew:

  • Steele had told senior Justice official Bruce Ohr he was “desperate” to defeat Trump and was working in some capacity for the Clinton campaign;
     
  • he leaked his dossier to the news media;
     
  • he offered demonstrably false intelligence, such as the Alfa pings and an allegation given to Kavalec that Russian hackers were being paid by a nonexistent Russian consulate in Miami.
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11 hours ago, McGee Return TD said:

 

 

What has she done lately? Why should I care if she is unhinged (suffering from TDS)?

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3 minutes ago, Gary M said:

 

What has she done lately? Why should I care if she is unhinged (suffering from TDS)?

Ha ha! What have you ever done? 

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Eric, You're driving down the highway using your rear view mirror to figure out how to stay in your lane. 

Whatever you do, don't look ahead through the windshield to see what's coming. 

You'll do fine just knowing where you've been.

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Correct: 

 

Each also is dealing with an elephant that’s not just in the room but sitting uncomfortably in their laps. Christopher Steele’s dossier is clearly a Russian intelligence operation (“active measure” in IC-speak) that took advantage of a cooperative outreach by the Hillary Clinton campaign.   

 

If these IC leaders didn’t recognize it as such, then it truly was amateur hour at the top. The more troubling scenario would be if each made a conscious decision to ignore the obvious Russian interference attempt and, instead, wring political value out of the dossier.  

 

This is a key area that deserves Durham’s attention. After all, this Russian active measures operation was used to further an FBI counterintelligence investigation against American citizens, and even secure a court order to electronically intercept former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.

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