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+ Kevin Clinesmith's tampering with CIA e-mail
[[Tashina Guahar]] was also a key legal figure on the Main Justice side of the MYE team. When the MYE investigation finished, the Carter Page FISA construction is where Kevin Clinesmith and Sally Moyer come together in their next assignment, the FBI investigation of Trump. Tashina Guahar was then Deputy Assistant Attorney General (DAAG) in the [[Department of Justice National Security Division]] (DOJ-NSD) with responsibility over the assembly of [[FISA]] applications in Main Justice. [[Michael Atkinson]], who later became the Intelligence Community Inspector General who accepted a phoney [[whistleblower]] complaint from [[Eric Ciaramella]] which began [[Deep State coup 2.0]], was the chief legal counsel for the head of the DOJ-NSD at the time of the [[Obama administration]]'s [[FISA abuse]].<ref>https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2019/11/22/the-washington-post-helps-identify-fbi-lawyer-who-altered-fisa-docs/</ref>
[[Tashina Guahar]] was also a key legal figure on the Main Justice side of the MYE team. When the MYE investigation finished, the Carter Page FISA construction is where Kevin Clinesmith and Sally Moyer come together in their next assignment, the FBI investigation of Trump. Tashina Guahar was then Deputy Assistant Attorney General (DAAG) in the [[Department of Justice National Security Division]] (DOJ-NSD) with responsibility over the assembly of [[FISA]] applications in Main Justice. [[Michael Atkinson]], who later became the Intelligence Community Inspector General who accepted a phoney [[whistleblower]] complaint from [[Eric Ciaramella]] which began [[Deep State coup 2.0]], was the chief legal counsel for the head of the DOJ-NSD at the time of the [[Obama administration]]'s [[FISA abuse]].<ref>https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2019/11/22/the-washington-post-helps-identify-fbi-lawyer-who-altered-fisa-docs/</ref>
Brian Cates of UncoverDC.com reported a finding about Clinesmith from the Inspector General's 2019 investigation:
:Investigators from the DOJ’s Inspector General’s Office [OIG] catch Kevin Clinesmith (the FBI lawyer in charge of handling the FISA warrant renewals) tampering with a CIA email. Reason: The FBI had asked the CIA if Page’s claims about being a CIA contact were true. The CIA had affirmed to the FBI that Page was indeed an operational contact for their agency.
:In fact, from 2008-2013, Page was working closely with the CIA in helping bust up a Russian spy ring. That continued well through the time period of the FISA warrant. So, yes, Page had been communicating with the CIA about his Russian contacts all the way up thru 2016-17.
:Unfortunately, this response to the FBI’s query is not what the SpyGate plotters want to hear.
:How can the FBI continue using Page’s contacts with Russian government and intelligence officials as evidence he’s a Russian agent if Page is working with the CIA, briefing them about these contacts? To fix this problem, Clinesmith decides to edit the CIA’s response to the FBI’s query. He alters the email to show the CIA saying Page was not a contact for their agency.<ref>Cates, Brian (December 31, 2019). [http://uncoverdc.com/2019/12/31/a-retrospective-on-the-past-four-years-of-fake-news-trump-hysteria/ "A Retrospective on The Past Four Years of Fake News Trump Hysteria"]. UncoverDC.com.</ref>
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