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2018 Midterm elections (view source)
Revision as of 06:01, September 24, 2018
, 06:01, September 24, 2018→Corruption
The underlying issue is federalization of elections, taking the electoral process out of the hands of the states and placing it in the hands of the [[Department of Homeland Security]] in Washington, where it would be easier for [[Democrat]] [[Civil Service Commission|civil servant]]s to manipulate outcomes. This could only be done through [[bi-partisan]] [[legislation]] declaring voting machines as [[national security]] "critical infrastructure."
The underlying issue is federalization of elections, taking the electoral process out of the hands of the states and placing it in the hands of the [[Department of Homeland Security]] in Washington, where it would be easier for [[Democrat]] [[Civil Service Commission|civil servant]]s to manipulate outcomes. This could only be done through [[bi-partisan]] [[legislation]] declaring voting machines as [[national security]] "critical infrastructure."
====Corruption====
====FISA abuse====
:{{See also|FISA abuse}}
:{{See also|FISA abuse}}
CrowdStrike is an outside contractor for NATO, the FBI, and the DNC. FusionGPS is a contractor for the FBI and DNC. Both CrowdStrike and FusionGPS had access to the [[NSA]]'s FISA database. The conclusions of an NSA audit and the [[FISA court]] agreed, that the FBI deliberately allowed its contractors to access the [[FISA]] database in order to illegally surveil and violate the [[Fourth Amendment]] rights of American citizens. 85% of all FISA database search queries after [[Donald Trump]] declared his candidacy in 2015 were illegal.
CrowdStrike is an outside contractor for NATO, the FBI, and the DNC. FusionGPS is a contractor for the FBI and DNC. Both CrowdStrike and FusionGPS had access to the [[NSA]]'s FISA database. The conclusions of an NSA audit and the [[FISA court]] agreed, that the FBI deliberately allowed its contractors to access the [[FISA]] database in order to illegally surveil and violate the [[Fourth Amendment]] rights of American citizens. 85% of all FISA database search queries after [[Donald Trump]] declared his candidacy in 2015 were illegal.