You think this is over?

Oh, what a naive little boy you are.

LOL

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjUvfZj-Fm0&t=82s&list=WL&index=56



Best regards,

Eegore wrote on 03/25/19 at 07:01:47:


FISA court abuses for starters.....

Nunes asserted in the letter, made public Thursday, that the FBI violated criminal statutes, in addition to ignoring its own established internal procedures by doing so.

In the letter, Nunes said, “The latest unredacted version of the DIOG [Domestic Investigations and Operations Guide] available to the Committee delineates procedures the FBI must follow when submitting applications” to the FISA court. The October 2011 version of the guide states that the “accuracy of information contained within FISA applications is of upmost importance.… Only documented and verified information may be used to support FBI applications to the court.” The FBI procedures requires that information in any FISA application must be “thoroughly vetted and confirmed.”

https://www.thenewamerican.com/usnews/item/28407-what-to-do-when-the-fbi-brea...


With the release of the House Intelligence Committee Memo, it is manifestly clear that the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the FBI participated in a fraud on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) in order to surveil Carter Page, a U.S. citizen. The FBI and the DOJ deliberately and intentionally advanced unverified opposition research paid for by one political party (the Democratic National Committee) designed to harm the opposing party by creating a fictional Russian collusion story as reliable fact. All this took place in the midst of a U.S. presidential election.  

Evidently, Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe testified before the Committee that but for reliance on the 35-page dossier, authored by Christopher Steele, the FISA warrant would neither have been sought nor obtained. After previously rejecting their initial request, The FISA judges relied on two sources as a basis for the eventual issuance of the warrant: the dossier authored by a foreign agent, Christopher Steele, and a Yahoo News report Mr. Steele gave to Yahoo News.

https://aclj.org/government-corruption/fisa-memo-released-and-fraud-on-the-fisa-
court-revealed

Best regards,

The New American article, along with a multitude of other sites utilize DIOG as an interpretation of law.  Domestic Investigations and Operations Guide is a guide and not law.

 FISA is law, and I can see where depending on assessment where some compromises were made to the point of violation.

 The problem is that "clear that basic operating guidance was violated" is a declaration of violation of policy and not law.  It will be interesting to see if the violations will be directly connected to legal issue.

pg wrote on 03/25/19 at 08:20:25:


you believe.....   yeah, but um, no, the best you'd have there is abuse of power...  but how do you verify information unless you investigate?

LostArtist wrote on 03/25/19 at 08:35:29:


This is a summary of the tactics used in this investigation.

- $40M
-19 seasoned attorneys
-40 agents
-2,800 subpoenas
-500 search warrants
-500 witnesses
-230 communication records

-Arresting Roger Stone with helicopters, boats, and swat teams
-Manafort going to solitary confinement

Yes, this was a gross abuse of power.

Best regards,

pg wrote on 03/25/19 at 08:43:03:


Sorry pro golfer, even mark says that 75% of what that idiot posts on his wall can't be defended.

Nice try though.

However, whenever I need a laugh, I'll look to see what the reality tv show host has to say.