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The information eventually was packaged into the ''[[Steele dossier]]'' and used to [[fraud]]ulently procure a FISA Title I surveillance warrant against a member of the Trump campaign, granting the FBI full intrusion into all members of the Trump campaign, transition team, administration, and members of Congress that the original target - [[Carter Page]] - shared any electronic communications with.<ref>https://saraacarter.com/intelligence-committee-reveals-weakly-sourced-doc-used-fisa-application/ </ref>

The information eventually was packaged into the ''[[Steele dossier]]'' and used to [[fraud]]ulently procure a FISA Title I surveillance warrant against a member of the Trump campaign, granting the FBI full intrusion into all members of the Trump campaign, transition team, administration, and members of Congress that the original target - [[Carter Page]] - shared any electronic communications with.<ref>https://saraacarter.com/intelligence-committee-reveals-weakly-sourced-doc-used-fisa-application/ </ref>

Carter Page, ten days before joining the Trump campaign, was a ''bona fide'' and vetted, paid FBI informant who wore a wire to assist the FBI in gaining a conviction against a Russian agent.<ref>Assistant Attorney General for the Department of Justice National Security Division (DOJ-NSD) [[John Carlin]] oversaw the vetting of Carter Page as a ''bona fide'' informant against a Russian intelligence agent and later allegations to the FISA court that Page himself was a Russian agent.</ref> The FBI knew Carter Page was not a Russian agent at the time the Obama Justice Department represented Carter Page as a Russian agent to the FISA court to procure a Title I counterintelligence surveillance warrant against Carter Page and all his contacts in the Trump campaign, and later the [[Trump transition|transition team]] and administration.<ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/28/us/politics/justice-department-carter-page-surveillance.html </ref>

Carter Page, ten days before joining the Trump campaign, was a ''bona fide'' and vetted, paid FBI informant who wore a wire to assist the FBI in gaining a conviction against a Russian agent.<ref>Assistant Attorney General for the Department of Justice National Security Division ([[DOJ-NSD]]) [[John Carlin]] oversaw the vetting of Carter Page as a ''bona fide'' informant against a Russian intelligence agent and later allegations to the FISA court that Page himself was a Russian agent.</ref> The FBI knew Carter Page was not a Russian agent at the time the Obama Justice Department represented Carter Page as a Russian agent to the FISA court to procure a Title I counterintelligence surveillance warrant against Carter Page and all his contacts in the Trump campaign, and later the [[Trump transition|transition team]] and administration.<ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/28/us/politics/justice-department-carter-page-surveillance.html </ref>

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