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| | Although she had never worked at the [[CIA]], [[CCP]] connected director [[John Brennan]], with his connections to the [[CCP]],<ref>https://www.cnbc.com/id/100440555</ref> appointed Haines CIA Deputy Director, a position she held from 2013 to 2015. Haines authorized drone strikes in the greater [[Middle East]] on names from [[Obama]]'s kill list to carry out Brennan’s targeted extrajudicial assassinations of people of any country, including the [[United States]]. | | Although she had never worked at the [[CIA]], [[CCP]] connected director [[John Brennan]], with his connections to the [[CCP]],<ref>https://www.cnbc.com/id/100440555</ref> appointed Haines CIA Deputy Director, a position she held from 2013 to 2015. Haines authorized drone strikes in the greater [[Middle East]] on names from [[Obama]]'s kill list to carry out Brennan’s targeted extrajudicial assassinations of people of any country, including the [[United States]]. |
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| − | According toe CIA [[whistleblower]] John Kiriakou, who exposed the CIA torture program, “It was Avril that decided whether it was [[legal]] to incinerate someone from the sky. We know that in almost all cases, she said it was legal to put these names on the kill list, and people were subsequently killed by drone, including American citizens.” | + | According to CIA [[whistleblower]] John Kiriakou, who exposed the CIA torture program, “It was Avril that decided whether it was [[legal]] to incinerate someone from the sky. We know that in almost all cases, she said it was legal to put these names on the kill list, and people were subsequently killed by drone, including American citizens.” |
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| | Kiriakou said she regularly approved the drone bombings that killed not only suspected terrorists but also entire families, including children, who died as collateral damage. | | Kiriakou said she regularly approved the drone bombings that killed not only suspected terrorists but also entire families, including children, who died as collateral damage. |
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| | + | ==Crossfire Hurricane== |
| | + | The first week after [[Peter Strzok]] formally began the [[Crossfire Hurricane]] investigation into [[Donald Trump]], FBI director [[James Comey]] met with [[President Obama]] in the [[Oval Office]] for a private one-on-one meeting. [[Susan Rice]], [[Avril Haines]] and [[Lisa Monaco]] began convening meetings in the White House Situation Room, which would later be referred to as “Deputies Meetings”. These meetings were initially attended by John Brennan, [[James Clapper]], Comey and [[Loeretta Lynch]]. Vice President [[Joe Biden]] eventually joined the Deputies Meetings.<ref>https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2017/world/national-security/obama-putin-election-hacking/</ref> |
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| | + | The Crossfire Hurricane investigation team, in conjunction with a number of agents at the Eastern District of Virginia (EDVA) under US Attorney [[Dana Boente]], reported to Brennan's Working Group,<ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/16/us/politics/crossfire-hurricane-trump-russia-fbi-mueller-investigation.html</ref> including the CIA. During this time, they investigated the four main targets of Crossfire Hurricane, [[George Papadopoulos]], [[Carter Page]], [[Michael Flynn]], [[Paul Manafort]] and they also investigated [[Roger]] Stone as part of their expanded [[WikiLeaks]] investigation. |
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| | ==Event 201== | | ==Event 201== |