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| − | Oversight protocol requires the FBI Director to tell the congre Issional intelligence [[Gang of Eight]] (Go8) of any counterintelligence operations. The Go8 has oversight into these operations at the highest level of classification. In July 2016 the time the Obama FBI Counterintelligence Division operation began, oversight was the responsibility of Speaker [[Paul Ryan]], Minority leader [[Nancy Pelosi]], Senate Majority leader [[Mitch McConnell]], Senate Minority leader [[Chuck Schumer|Cuck Schumer]], House Intel chair [[Devin Nunes]], ranking member [[Adam Schiff]], Senate Intel chair [[Richard Burr]], and ranking member [[Diane Feinstein]]. Comey and the Obama FBI kept hidden from the Go8 its counterintelligence operation against a presidential candidate, Donald Trump. FBI Agent Peter Strzok referred to the Obama administration's illegal counterintelligence operation as an “insurance policy”. | + | Oversight protocol requires the FBI Director to tell the congre Issional intelligence [[Gang of Eight]] (Go8) of any counterintelligence operations. The Go8 has oversight into these operations at the highest level of classification. In July 2016 bethe time the Obama FBI Counterintelligence Division operation began, oversight was the responsibility of Speaker [[Paul Ryan]], Minority leader [[Nancy Pelosi]], Senate Majority leader [[Mitch McConnell]], Senate Minority leader [[Chuck Schumer|Cuck Schumer]], House Intel chair [[Devin Nunes]], ranking member [[Adam Schiff]], Senate Intel chair [[Richard Burr]], and ranking member [[Diane Feinstein]]. Comey and the Obama FBI kept hidden from the Go8 its counterintelligence operation against a presidential candidate, Donald Trump. FBI Agent Peter Strzok referred to the Obama administration's illegal counterintelligence operation as an “insurance policy”. |
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| | Throughout July, August and Sept 2016 Fusion GPS paid journalists from the ''New York Times'', ABC, Ken Dilanian of NBC and others to listen to Christopher Steele and simultaneously shopping the fake ''Steele dossier'' to them. Court papers confirm payments.<ref>http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/fusion-gps-paid-journalists-court-papers-confirm/article/2641454</ref> The list of journalists and media outlets made aware of Steele’s investigations is extensive. Those journalists include ''New Yorker'' editor David Remnick, ''Atlantic'' editor Jeffrey Goldberg, former ''New Republic'' editor Franklin Foer, and ''Washington Post'' columnist Anne Applebaum. ''Reuters'' reported that it, too, was briefed on the dossier,<ref>http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow/watch/veracity-of-trump-dossier-holding-up-despite-republican-attacks-1070959683973?playlist=associated</ref> and while it refrained from reporting on it before the election, its national security reporter Mark Hosenball became an advocate of the dossier’s findings after Trump's victory in November 2016.<ref>https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-russia-dossier/trump-dossier-on-russia-links-now-part-of-special-counsels-probe-sources-idUSKBN1C92WN</ref> [[BBC]]'s Paul Wood wrote in January 2017 that he was briefed on the dossier a week before the election. ''Newsweek’s'' Kurt Eichenwald likely saw Steele’s work around the same time, because he published an article days before the election based on a “Western intelligence” source (i.e., Steele) who cited names and data points that could only come from the DNC- and Clinton-funded opposition research. | | Throughout July, August and Sept 2016 Fusion GPS paid journalists from the ''New York Times'', ABC, Ken Dilanian of NBC and others to listen to Christopher Steele and simultaneously shopping the fake ''Steele dossier'' to them. Court papers confirm payments.<ref>http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/fusion-gps-paid-journalists-court-papers-confirm/article/2641454</ref> The list of journalists and media outlets made aware of Steele’s investigations is extensive. Those journalists include ''New Yorker'' editor David Remnick, ''Atlantic'' editor Jeffrey Goldberg, former ''New Republic'' editor Franklin Foer, and ''Washington Post'' columnist Anne Applebaum. ''Reuters'' reported that it, too, was briefed on the dossier,<ref>http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow/watch/veracity-of-trump-dossier-holding-up-despite-republican-attacks-1070959683973?playlist=associated</ref> and while it refrained from reporting on it before the election, its national security reporter Mark Hosenball became an advocate of the dossier’s findings after Trump's victory in November 2016.<ref>https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-russia-dossier/trump-dossier-on-russia-links-now-part-of-special-counsels-probe-sources-idUSKBN1C92WN</ref> [[BBC]]'s Paul Wood wrote in January 2017 that he was briefed on the dossier a week before the election. ''Newsweek’s'' Kurt Eichenwald likely saw Steele’s work around the same time, because he published an article days before the election based on a “Western intelligence” source (i.e., Steele) who cited names and data points that could only come from the DNC- and Clinton-funded opposition research. |
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| | *Shawn Lucas serves papers on DNC for lawsuit on behalf of Bernie Sanders supporters alleging election fraud.<ref>https://youtu.be/D3FMgZruOXE</ref> | | *Shawn Lucas serves papers on DNC for lawsuit on behalf of Bernie Sanders supporters alleging election fraud.<ref>https://youtu.be/D3FMgZruOXE</ref> |
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| − | *'''2 July.''' Obama donor and "career" employee Dept. of Justice Chief of Counterintelligence [[David Laufman]] and [[Peter Strzok]] conduct long delayed personal interview with [[Hillary Clinton email scandal|Hillary Clinton in email investigation]]. Teo unnamed DOJ representatives as well as the two confidential FBI agents also conduct the interview. David Kendall, Katherine Turner, Cheryl Mills, and Heather Samuelson are with Clinton.<ref>https://truepundit.com/exclusive-fbi-used-agents-as-pawns-to-insulate-hillary-aides-clinton-foundation-from-prosecutions/</ref> | + | *'''2 July.''' Obama donor and "career" employee Dept. of Justice Chief of Counterintelligence [[David Laufman]] and [[Peter Strzok]] conduct long delayed personal interview with [[Hillary Clinton email scandal|Hillary Clinton in email investigation]]. Teo unnamed DOJ representatives as well as the two confidential FBI agents also conduct the interview. David Kendall, Katherine Turner, Cheryl Mills, and Heather Samuelson are with Clinton.<ref>https://truepundit.com/exclusive-fbi-used-agents-as-pawns-to-insulate-hillary-aides-clinton-foundation-from-prosecutions/</ref> Mills and Samuelson are fact witnesses in the investigation who were granted immunity, and now are acting as lawyers representing Clinton. No video, transcript or oath is made. White House and Justice Department claim that the investigators are independent and nonpartisan.<ref>http://www.trunews.com/article/doj-clinton-investigation-revealed-as-less-than-apolitical</ref> The FBI interviewers later are referred for disciplinary action. |
| − | Mills and Samuelson are fact witnesses in the investigation who were granted immunity, and now are acting as lawyers representing Clinton. No video, transcript or oath is made. White House and Justice Department claim that the investigators are independent and nonpartisan.<ref>http://www.trunews.com/article/doj-clinton-investigation-revealed-as-less-than-apolitical</ref> The FBI interviewers later are referred for disciplinary action.
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| | *John Ashe, former President of the [[UN General Assembly]], crushes his own throat days before slated to testify against Hillary Clinton in a corruption trial.<ref>http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-07-02/un-official-accidentally-crushes-own-throat-right-testifying-against-hillary-clinton</ref> | | *John Ashe, former President of the [[UN General Assembly]], crushes his own throat days before slated to testify against Hillary Clinton in a corruption trial.<ref>http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-07-02/un-official-accidentally-crushes-own-throat-right-testifying-against-hillary-clinton</ref> |