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| | On Super Tuesday, March 2, 2016, Donald Trump won seven states (VT, AR, VA, GA, AL, TN, MA) it was then clear that Trump was the GOP frontrunner with momentum to become the presumptive nominee. On March 5th, Trump won Kentucky and Louisiana; and on March 8th Trump won Michigan, Mississippi and Hawaii. | | On Super Tuesday, March 2, 2016, Donald Trump won seven states (VT, AR, VA, GA, AL, TN, MA) it was then clear that Trump was the GOP frontrunner with momentum to become the presumptive nominee. On March 5th, Trump won Kentucky and Louisiana; and on March 8th Trump won Michigan, Mississippi and Hawaii. |
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| | On March 9, 2016, oversight personnel doing a review of FBI system access were alerted to thousands of unauthorized search queries of specific U.S. persons within the NSA database. NSA Director [[Admiral Mike Rogers]] was made aware. Subsequently NSA Director Rogers initiated a full compliance review of the system to identify who was doing the searches; and what searches were being conducted. | | On March 9, 2016, oversight personnel doing a review of FBI system access were alerted to thousands of unauthorized search queries of specific U.S. persons within the NSA database. NSA Director [[Admiral Mike Rogers]] was made aware. Subsequently NSA Director Rogers initiated a full compliance review of the system to identify who was doing the searches; and what searches were being conducted. |
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| | [[Crowdstrike]] was a known FBI contractor; they were also contracted by the DNC. [[Shawn Henry]] was the former head of the FBI office in DC and became the President of Crowdstrike Services; a rather dubious contractor for the government and a politically connected data security and forensic company. Former [[CBS]] News anchor [[Sharyl Attkisson]] named Shawn Henry as a defendant in her lawsuit against the Obama administration for illegal computer intrusion. Henry also conveniently worked as an [[NBC News]] "national security" consultant to push the [[fake news]] [[Trump-Russia collusion]] narrative. [[James Comey]]’s special friend Daniel Richman was an unpaid FBI “special employee” with security access to the database. [[Nellie Ohr]] began working for Fusion-GPS on the Trump project in November 2015 and she was a CIA contractor; and it’s entirely likely Glenn Simpson or people within his Fusion-GPS network were also contractors for the intelligence community. | | [[Crowdstrike]] was a known FBI contractor; they were also contracted by the DNC. [[Shawn Henry]] was the former head of the FBI office in DC and became the President of Crowdstrike Services; a rather dubious contractor for the government and a politically connected data security and forensic company. Former [[CBS]] News anchor [[Sharyl Attkisson]] named Shawn Henry as a defendant in her lawsuit against the Obama administration for illegal computer intrusion. Henry also conveniently worked as an [[NBC News]] "national security" consultant to push the [[fake news]] [[Trump-Russia collusion]] narrative. [[James Comey]]’s special friend Daniel Richman was an unpaid FBI “special employee” with security access to the database. [[Nellie Ohr]] began working for Fusion-GPS on the Trump project in November 2015 and she was a CIA contractor; and it’s entirely likely Glenn Simpson or people within his Fusion-GPS network were also contractors for the intelligence community. |
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| | Immediately after NSA flags were raised March 9th; the same intelligence agencies began using confidential human sources (CHS’s) to run into the Trump campaign. By activating intelligence assets like [[Joseph Mifsud]] and [[Stefan Halper]] the [[IC]] (CIA, FBI) and system users had now created an authorized way to continue the same political surveillance operations. When Donald Trump hired [[Paul Manafort]] on March 28, 2016, it was a perfect scenario for those doing the surveillance. Manafort was a known entity to the FBI and was previously under investigation. Paul Manafort’s entry into the Trump orbit was perfect for Glenn Simpson to sell his prior research on Manafort as a Trump-Russia collusion script two weeks later. | | Immediately after NSA flags were raised March 9th; the same intelligence agencies began using confidential human sources (CHS’s) to run into the Trump campaign. By activating intelligence assets like [[Joseph Mifsud]] and [[Stefan Halper]] the [[IC]] (CIA, FBI) and system users had now created an authorized way to continue the same political surveillance operations. When Donald Trump hired [[Paul Manafort]] on March 28, 2016, it was a perfect scenario for those doing the surveillance. Manafort was a known entity to the FBI and was previously under investigation. Paul Manafort’s entry into the Trump orbit was perfect for Glenn Simpson to sell his prior research on Manafort as a Trump-Russia collusion script two weeks later. |
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| | Fusion GPS was not hired in April 2016 just to research Donald Trump. The Obama intelligence community needed Fusion GPS to give them a plausible justification for already existing surveillance and spy operations. Fusion-GPS gave them that justification and evidence for a FISA warrant with the ''Steele Dossier''. The Obama intelligence community needed Fusion GPS to create a legal albeit ''ex post facto'' justification for the pre-existing surveillance and spy operations. | | Fusion GPS was not hired in April 2016 just to research Donald Trump. The Obama intelligence community needed Fusion GPS to give them a plausible justification for already existing surveillance and spy operations. Fusion-GPS gave them that justification and evidence for a FISA warrant with the ''Steele Dossier''. The Obama intelligence community needed Fusion GPS to create a legal albeit ''ex post facto'' justification for the pre-existing surveillance and spy operations. |
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| | The ''Steele Dossier'' contained three insurance policy purposes: (1) the cover-story and justification for the pre-existing surveillance operation (protect Obama); and (2) facilitate the FBI counterintelligence operation against the Trump campaign (assist Clinton); and later (3) continue the operation with a special counsel (protect both). That’s why the FBI small group, which transitioned into the Mueller team, were so strongly committed to and defending the formation of the ''Steele Dossier'' and its dubious content. | | The ''Steele Dossier'' contained three insurance policy purposes: (1) the cover-story and justification for the pre-existing surveillance operation (protect Obama); and (2) facilitate the FBI counterintelligence operation against the Trump campaign (assist Clinton); and later (3) continue the operation with a special counsel (protect both). That’s why the FBI small group, which transitioned into the Mueller team, were so strongly committed to and defending the formation of the ''Steele Dossier'' and its dubious content. |
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