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→Carter Page worked for US intelligence
10 days later Carter Page volunteered for the Trump campaign. [[John Carlin]], [[Peter Strzok]], and others took the "attempt to recruit Carter Page" in 2008, left out the exculpatory evidence Carter Page reported the attempt and was recruited to work for U.S. intelligence to capture the Russian spies, and perpetrated a fraud on the FISA court claiming the Russian recruitment was successful.
10 days later Carter Page volunteered for the Trump campaign. [[John Carlin]], [[Peter Strzok]], and others took the "attempt to recruit Carter Page" in 2008, left out the exculpatory evidence Carter Page reported the attempt and was recruited to work for U.S. intelligence to capture the Russian spies, and perpetrated a fraud on the FISA court claiming the Russian recruitment was successful.
The Carter Page FISA warrant granted authority for electronic surveillance of Carter Page's entire network of contacts, i.e. voice, email, text messages, banking records, etc., of the entire Trump campaign, Trump transition, and Trump administration, past present and future. Laws that were intended to be used against terrorist networks, drug cartels, and foreign intelligence agencies under the [[Patriot Act]] were use by the [[Obama administration]] against innocent American citizens and domestic political opponents. Carter Page was in contact with Trump national campaign manager and chief [[White House]] strategist [[Steve Bannon]];<ref>https://www.politico.com/story/2018/02/08/carter-page-steve-bannon-fbi-communications-398992</ref> hence a FISA warrant on Page granted retroactive electronic surveillance authority on all 50 state campaign managers and their associates, as well all incoming [[Trump administration]] appointments at all levels, from White Staff, to Cabinet appointments and their staff.
The Carter Page FISA warrant granted authority for electronic surveillance of Carter Page's entire network of contacts, i.e. voice, email, text messages, banking records, etc., of the entire Trump campaign, [[Trump transition]], and Trump administration, past present and future. Laws that were intended to be used against terrorist networks, drug cartels, and foreign intelligence agencies under the [[Patriot Act]] were use by the [[Obama administration]] against innocent American citizens and domestic political opponents. Carter Page was in contact with Trump national campaign manager and chief [[White House]] strategist [[Steve Bannon]];<ref>https://www.politico.com/story/2018/02/08/carter-page-steve-bannon-fbi-communications-398992</ref> hence a FISA warrant on Page granted retroactive electronic surveillance authority on all 50 state campaign managers and their associates, as well all incoming [[Trump administration]] appointments at all levels, from White Staff, to Cabinet appointments and their staff.
John Carlin and his replacement, [[Mary McCord (DOJ)]], both went on to be ''[[PBS NewsHour]]'' "expert" consultants and purveyors of [[fake news]] during the [[Trump-Russia collusion hoax]] and Mueller investigation.
John Carlin and his replacement, [[Mary McCord (DOJ)]], both went on to be ''[[PBS NewsHour]]'' "expert" consultants and purveyors of [[fake news]] during the [[Trump-Russia collusion hoax]] and Mueller investigation.