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Line 39: − − ==Schiff/Nadler impeachment scam== − After the [[2018 Midterm elections]], and in preparation for the “[[impeachment]]” strategy, [[House Intelligence Committee]] chair [[Adam Schiff]] and House Judiciary Committee chair [[Jerry Nadler]] hired Lawfare Group members to become committee staff. − − Chairman Schiff hired former SDNY U.S. Attorney Daniel Goldman, and Chairman Nadler hired Obama administration lawyer Norm Eisen and criminal defense attorney Barry Berke, all are within the Lawfare network.<ref>https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2019/06/27/details-emerging-of-coordinated-mueller-testimony-with-congressional-democrats/</ref> − − The Lawfare network constructed the alleged ‘[[whistleblower]]’ complaint aka a ''Schiff Dossier'', and handed it to allied CIA operative [[Eric Ciaramella]] to file as a formal [[IC]] complaint. This process is almost identical to the [[Fusion-GPS]]/Lawfare network handing the ''[[Steele Dossier]]'' to the [[FBI]] to use as the evidence for the 2016/2017 Russia conspiracy.<ref>[https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2020/01/31/hindsight-folks-hindsight-compare-the-vindman-ciaramella-misko-mccord-and-atkinson-network-to-pelosis-rule-changes/ Hindsight Folks, Hindsight – Compare the Vindman, Ciaramella, Misko, McCord and Atkinson Network To Pelosi’s Rule Changes], January 31, 2020.</ref> − − NSC resistance member [[Alexander Vindman]] constructed a false story about the Trump-[[Zelenskyy]] phone call; he shares the false story with CIA operative Eric Ciaramella (a [[John Brennan]] resistance associate and former NSC member). Ciaramella then made contact with resistance allies Sean Misko & [[Mary McCord (DOJ)]] working within the [[HPSCI]]. − − Mary McCord (former [[DOJ-NSD]] and current Lawfare) then helped Eric Ciaramella create a [[fraud]]ulent intelligence community whistle-blower complaint to submit to her former DOJ-NSD lawyer, now Intel Inspector General, ICIG [[Michael Atkinson]]. − − Ciaramella had contact with Sean Misko and/or Mary McCord; and then ICIG Michael Atkinson modified the whistle-blower rules to facilitate the outcome. − − Coordination between Misko-McCord, the Whistle-blower (Ciaramella) and Michael Atkinson is why HPSCI Chairman Adam Schiff will not release the transcript from Atkinson’s testimony.
→Schiff/Nadler impeachment scam
The first line of the Lawfareblog article reads, "Potentially unpleasant news for Jim Comey: We need you to intervene in the 2016 election again," three weeks after Comey mishandled the [[Clinton email investigation]]<ref>https://www.latimes.com/politics/la-na-pol-inspector-general-comey-20180614-story.html</ref> and three days before Strzok officially opened a [[counterintelligence]] investigation into the Trump campaign,
The first line of the Lawfareblog article reads, "Potentially unpleasant news for Jim Comey: We need you to intervene in the 2016 election again," three weeks after Comey mishandled the [[Clinton email investigation]]<ref>https://www.latimes.com/politics/la-na-pol-inspector-general-comey-20180614-story.html</ref> and three days before Strzok officially opened a [[counterintelligence]] investigation into the Trump campaign,
{{quotebox|Strzok: Interesting. Good comments about Comey, too. ''Trump and the Powers of the American Presidency, Part III''.<ref>https://www.lawfareblog.com/trump-and-powers-american-presidency-part-iii</ref>}}
{{quotebox|Strzok: Interesting. Good comments about Comey, too. ''Trump and the Powers of the American Presidency, Part III''.<ref>https://www.lawfareblog.com/trump-and-powers-american-presidency-part-iii</ref>}}
==McCabe defense==
==McCabe defense==