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===April 2021===
===April 2021===
*'''15 April.''' Federal Judge James Boasberg hires former [[DOJ National Security Division]] Head [[Mary McCord (DOJ)]] as an [[Amicus Curiae]] for the court.<ref>https://www.fisc.uscourts.gov/amici-curiae</ref> Boasberg was aware at the time of her hiring that,
*'''15 April.''' Federal Judge [[James Boasberg]] hires former [[DOJ National Security Division]] Head [[Mary McCord (DOJ)]] as an [[Amicus Curiae]] for the court.<ref>https://www.fisc.uscourts.gov/amici-curiae</ref> Boasberg was aware at the time of her hiring that,
:*Mary McCord took over from former [[DOJ-NSD]] head [[John Carlin]] ([[Russiagate#October_2016|October 2016]]); and it was McCord who guided the [[Carter Page]] FISA application through the court and across the finish-line (October 2016 and January 2017). That FISA application was built upon [[fraud]] and Mary McCord was at the center of it. Mary McCord was also the DOJ-NSD official who went with [[Sally Yates]] to confront the White House Counsel, Don McGhan, about the [[Michael Flynn]] interview with the FBI.
:*Mary McCord took over from former [[DOJ-NSD]] head [[John Carlin]] ([[Russiagate#October_2016|October 2016]]); and it was McCord who guided the [[Carter Page]] FISA application through the court and across the finish-line (October 2016 and January 2017). That FISA application was built upon [[fraud]] and Mary McCord was at the center of it. Mary McCord was also the DOJ-NSD official who went with [[Sally Yates]] to confront the White House Counsel, Don McGhan, about the [[Michael Flynn]] interview with the FBI.
:*It was also Mary McCord who had [[Michael Atkinson]] as her chief-legal-counsel for the DOJ-NSD when the [[Carter Page]] FISA application was submitted to the FISA Court in October 2016, and renewed in [[Russiagate:_Deep_State_coup_1.0#January_2017|January 2017]]. Michael Atkinson went from DOJ-NSD counsel to become the Intelligence Community Inspector General (ICIG). In that new role Atkinson changed the rules to allow an anonymous CIA whistleblower ([[Eric Ciaramella]] on behalf of [[Alexander Vindman]]) to file the complaint that led to [[Impeachment 1.0]]. McCord was the lead lawyer in the [[Jerry Nadler]] led House Judiciary Committee impeachment effort.<ref>https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2021/04/28/its-official-the-fisa-court-is-compromised-presiding-judge-james-boasberg-hires-former-doj-nsd-head-mary-mccord-as-amici-curiae-to-advise-the-court/</ref><ref>https://archive.is/OBsBU</ref>
:*It was also Mary McCord who had [[Michael Atkinson]] as her chief-legal-counsel for the DOJ-NSD when the [[Carter Page]] FISA application was submitted to the FISA Court in October 2016, and renewed in [[Russiagate:_Deep_State_coup_1.0#January_2017|January 2017]]. Michael Atkinson went from DOJ-NSD counsel to become the Intelligence Community Inspector General (ICIG). In that new role Atkinson changed the rules to allow an anonymous CIA whistleblower ([[Eric Ciaramella]] on behalf of [[Alexander Vindman]]) to file the complaint that led to [[Impeachment 1.0]]. McCord was the lead lawyer in the [[Jerry Nadler]] led House Judiciary Committee impeachment effort.<ref>https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2021/04/28/its-official-the-fisa-court-is-compromised-presiding-judge-james-boasberg-hires-former-doj-nsd-head-mary-mccord-as-amici-curiae-to-advise-the-court/</ref><ref>https://archive.is/OBsBU</ref>