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| | The first issue deals with funding the dossier. Democrats argue [[Hillary Clinton]]'s fingerprints are in footnotes, and the FISA court was not hoaxed. Either way, it means the Senate Intel Committee and media outlets that gained access to the FISA application knew it was Clinton's paid opposition research, and not the product of an FBI [[counterintelligence]] investigation. | | The first issue deals with funding the dossier. Democrats argue [[Hillary Clinton]]'s fingerprints are in footnotes, and the FISA court was not hoaxed. Either way, it means the Senate Intel Committee and media outlets that gained access to the FISA application knew it was Clinton's paid opposition research, and not the product of an FBI [[counterintelligence]] investigation. |
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| − | The second and equally if not more damning fact was lie the Obama Justice Department willfully told the FISA court about Carter. And outrageous betrayal and abuse of Carter Page civil and constitutional rights | + | The second and equally, if not more damning fact, was the lie the Obama Justice Department willfully told the FISA court about Carter Page. It was a outrageous betrayal of trust, and abuse of Carter Page's civil and constitutional rights. |
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| − | Carter Page was paid FBI informant up to 10 days before he volunteered for the Trump campaign. Russian intelligence had approached Page 2013. Page reported the approached to the FBI and agreed to work with the FBI, wearing a wire, to apprehend Russian intelligence officers. The initial 2013 approach was used in the FISA application to allege that Page was an "agent of a foreign power," yet left out all work Page did for the FBI, the fact that he was paid by the FBI, and the fact that he was thanked publicly for helping to secure a conviction of a Russian while keeping his identity secret. | + | Carter Page was a paid FBI informant upto 10 days before he volunteered for the Trump campaign. Russian intelligence had approached Page in 2013. Page reported the approach to the FBI and agreed to work with the FBI, wearing a wire, to apprehend Russian intelligence officers. The initial 2013 approach was used in the FISA application to allege that Page was an "agent of a foreign power," yet the application left out that Page had been vetted for his loyalties as an informant, the fact that he was paid by the FBI, and the fact that he was thanked publicly for helping to secure a conviction of a Russian spy while his identity was kept secret. |
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| − | Page was shamefully betrayed when his name was leaked, with an outrageous accusation that he was Russian spy when in fact he worked for the FBI to help jail a Russian spy, and evidence on two others who fled the country. All this was known to the Senate Intel Committee, [[BuszFeed]], the ''Washington Post'', the ''New York Times'' and other [[mainstream media]], yet they went forward with a !!fake news]] Russia collusion narrative to undermine the Trump presidency, and hide wrongdoing in the Obama [[intelligence community]]. | + | Page was shamefully betrayed when his name was leaked, with an outrageous accusation that he was a Russian spy. Page gathered to evidence to jail a Russian spy, and two others who fled the country to avoid arrest. These facts were withheld from the FISA court, but were known to the Senate Intel Committee, and leaked to [[BuszFeed]], the ''Washington Post'', the ''New York Times'' and other [[mainstream media]]. They all went forward with a [[fake news]] Russia collusion narrative to undermine the Trump presidency, and hide wrongdoing in the Obama Justice Department and FBI. To hide the fact that the Obama Justice Department and FBI actively worked to elect Hillary Clinton as President, and destroy to candidacy of Donald Trump. |
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