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{{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>}}
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==Pelosi impeachment scam==
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==Schiff/Nadlerimpeachment 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.
 
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.
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Chairman Schiff hired former SDNY U.S. Attorney Daniel Goldman (link), 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>
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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>
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The Lawfare network constructed the ‘whistle-blower’ 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>
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The Lawfare network constructed the alleged ‘[[whistle-blower]]’ 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>
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NSC resistance member Alexander Vindman constructs 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 makes contact with resistance allies Sean Misko & [[Mary McCord (DOJ)]] working within the [[HPSCI]].
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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]].
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Mary McCord (former [[DOJ-NSD]] and current Lawfare) then helps Eric Ciaramella create a fraudulent intelligence community whistle-blower complaint to submit to her former DOJ-NSD lawyer, now Intel Inspector General, ICIG [[Michael Atkinson]].
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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.
 
Ciaramella had contact with Sean Misko and/or Mary McCord; and then ICIG Michael Atkinson modified the whistle-blower rules to facilitate the outcome.
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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.
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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.
    
==McCabe defense==
 
==McCabe defense==
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