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'''John P. Carlin''' was the Assistant Attorney General for the Department of Justice National Security Division (DOJ-NSD) under [[President Barack Obama]] while the [[Russian collusion hoax]] was promulgated in 2015-16. Carlin abruptly resigned the day after being forced to admit to the [[Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act|Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court]] that the Obama Justice Dept. perpetrated a massive fraud upon the [[Judiciary]] and had violated the civil rights of American  citizens.<ref>[https://youtu.be/aa95jLxZfc4 The Obama Administration's 'Brazen Plot To Exonerate Hillary Clinton' Starting To Seep Out], Daily Caller News Foundation. </ref>

'''John P. Carlin''' was the Assistant Attorney General for the Department of Justice National Security Division (DOJ-NSD) under [[President Barack Obama]] while the [[Russian collusion hoax]] was promulgated in 2015-16. Carlin abruptly resigned the day after being forced to admit to the [[Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act|Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court]] that the Obama Justice Department perpetrated a massive fraud upon the [[Judiciary]] and had violated the civil rights of American  citizens.<ref>[https://youtu.be/aa95jLxZfc4 The Obama Administration's 'Brazen Plot To Exonerate Hillary Clinton' Starting To Seep Out], Daily Caller News Foundation. </ref>

[[File:Fisa-2.jpg|right|350px|thumb|The FISA court noted improper omissions about contractor access, such as [[FusionGPS]] or [[Daniel Richman]], "seems to be the result of deliberate decision making." It was Carlin's job to inform the Court about [[FISA abuse]]. ]]

[[File:Fisa-2.jpg|right|350px|thumb|The FISA court noted improper omissions about contractor access, such as [[FusionGPS]] or [[Daniel Richman]], "seems to be the result of deliberate decision making." It was Carlin's job to inform the Court about [[FISA abuse]]. ]]

Carlin essentially did a "[[kamikaze]] dive" in assuring the [[Obama administration]]'s "insurance policy" against the election of [[Donald Trump]] would move forward. Carlin withheld from the [[FISA court]] critical details of an [[NSA]] Inspector General report, and an ongoing Compliance review, that the FBI and its contractors were engaged in [[Fourth Amendment]] violations of the rights of Americans. Carlin quit just days before the FISA warrant on [[Carter Page]] was submitted and approved. Two days later, the NSA informed the Court that the Obama Department of Justice and FBI had been abusing the FISA process since at least 2011.<ref>[https://m.theepochtimes.com/declassified-top-secret-report-details-spying-on-americans_2253658.html Declassified Top Secret Report Details Spying on Americans], By Joshua Philipp, The Epoch Times, May 31, 2017</ref> The warrant approved two days earlier against Carter Page gave the FBI FISA Title I authority throughout the duration of the [[Trump transition]],<ref>[https://www.washingtonpost.com/amphtml/world/national-security/fbi-obtained-fisa-warrant-to-monitor-former-trump-adviser-carter-page/2017/04/11/620192ea-1e0e-11e7-ad74-3a742a6e93a7_story.html FBI obtained FISA warrant to monitor former Trump adviser Carter Page] By Ellen Nakashima, Devlin Barrett, Adam Entous, ''Washington Post'', April 11, 2017 </ref> and authority to apply the same extensive intrusions upon anyone Carter Page had phone, email or text contact with.

Carlin essentially did a "[[kamikaze]] dive" in assuring the [[Obama administration]]'s "insurance policy" against the election of [[Donald Trump]] would move forward. Carlin withheld from the [[FISA court]] critical details of an [[NSA]] Inspector General report, and an ongoing Compliance review, that the FBI and its contractors were engaged in [[Fourth Amendment]] violations of the rights of Americans. Carlin quit just days before the FISA warrant on [[Carter Page]] was submitted and approved. Two days later, the NSA informed the Court that the Obama Department of Justice and FBI had been abusing the FISA process since at least 2011.<ref>[https://m.theepochtimes.com/declassified-top-secret-report-details-spying-on-americans_2253658.html Declassified Top Secret Report Details Spying on Americans], By Joshua Philipp, The Epoch Times, May 31, 2017</ref> The warrant approved two days earlier against Carter Page gave the FBI FISA Title I authority throughout the duration of the [[Trump transition]],<ref>[https://www.washingtonpost.com/amphtml/world/national-security/fbi-obtained-fisa-warrant-to-monitor-former-trump-adviser-carter-page/2017/04/11/620192ea-1e0e-11e7-ad74-3a742a6e93a7_story.html FBI obtained FISA warrant to monitor former Trump adviser Carter Page] By Ellen Nakashima, Devlin Barrett, Adam Entous, ''Washington Post'', April 11, 2017 </ref> and authority to apply the same extensive intrusions upon anyone Carter Page had phone, email or text contact with.