The mere fact that you are reading this means that it has all come out. The consequences to the participants will be horrific and certainly include the charge of high treason.
How in hell were these people ever mistaken for patriots?.
Somewhere out there the money flow found its pool of useful idiots and went out and weaponized them. They took their time and certainly groomed Obama to be their stalking horse. He was a true Manchurian candidate. His obeisance to the Saudi King gives us a huge hint. The abrupt demise of the Saudi clique immediately after Trump's visit speaks volumes as well.
They had a 16 year plan and huge damage was inflicted and it was leading up to martial law and gun confiscation.
Then along came Trump to lead the counter coup by the USA military and its Intel component..
THE IG, FISA AND THE DOJ
Obama's Corrupt Atty General Eric Holder Tried to Gut Inspector General Law -- Now We Know Why
In
1978 Congress passed the Inspector General Act as means to combat
problems of “waste, fraud and abuse within designated federal
departments and agencies.” President Jimmy Carter hailed the Inspector
General system as “the most important new tool in the fight against
fraud” and pointed out that “their ultimate responsibility is not to any
individual, but to the public interest.”
The Act created the Office of Inspector General as an independent
watchdog within the executive branch, tasked with rooting out any sort
of misuse, abuse or corruption of federal power, whether internal to an
agency or in its public interactions. To ensure this investigative
agency could function effectively, the law provided the IG’s internal
investigators with prompt, unfettered access to any information,
materials or personnel that the IG deemed relevant to its investigation.
Department of Justice Inspector General Michael Horowitz stated that
IG investigators never had a problem gaining access to requested
materials, until 2010 when the IG began to probe the FBI. The IG’s
investigation centered around the so-called Fast and Furious operation, a
botched plan for the ATF and FBI to sell over 2,000 automatic and
semi-automatic firearms to “straw purchasers” in order track the guns
bakc to Mexican drug cartel leaders and arrest them on weapons charges.
For all of the firearms funneled to the most lawless violent criminal
elements perhaps on this continent, the operation produced not a single
arrest of any cartel leader and only about 700 of the more than 2000
supposedly-traced guns were ever recovered. Some of the weapons were
eventually identified at crime scenes involving the murder or maiming of
at least 150 Mexican citizens, as well as the killing of a U.S. Border
Patrol agent.
When the IG requested materials from the FBI in its investigation of
this deadly federal debacle, Attorney General Eric Holder refused to
release the documents in the case, obstructing a full and proper
investigation by the IG. Holder was so committed to keeping the dirty
secrets behind this Obama-blessed travesty that he became the first
sitting member of a presidential cabinet to be held in contempt by
Congress, over his stonewalling in the matter.
At Holder’s request, President Obama invoked executive privilege for
the first time in his presidency in order to withhold the documents that
would reveal the truth about the administration’s ill-conceived,
sloppily-executed gun smuggling operation. Not content to merely block
the Fast and Furious inquiry, Holder proceeded to interpret the 1978 IG
Act in a manner that gave the DOJ authority in any investigation to
withhold evidence, at their discretion.
Inspector General Horowitz commented, “No law changed, no policy
changed…it was simply a decision by the FBI’s General Counsel’s Office
that they now viewed the law differently, and as a result, they weren’t
going to give us certain information.”
The result of all this is two-fold. First, an IG investigation must
now request, and be granted, the approval of a cabinet member, i.e. the
secretary of the department being investigated, in order to access any
relevant documents or evidence. Second, documents and evidence that may
be material to any IG investigation are, nevertheless, subject to being
withheld from investigators.
In short, Holder’s interpretation of the 1978 law effectively
nullifies it, insofar as the IG’s ability to probe an agency for
wrongdoing, should that agency decide it does not want to cooperate or,
worse, intends to cover up malfeasance or other issues that the agency
is not addressing of its own accord. Holder’s trickery severely limits
the oversight capabilities, independence and power of the Inspectors
General to uncover and report on wrongdoing by federal agencies.
Principal Assistant Attorney General for the Office of Legal Counsel
Karl R Thompson devised the legal opinion that empowered Holder with the
ability to rewrite or reinterpret the 1978 IG Act. The fact that
President Obama supported this outrageous move to control the IG’s power
and authority suggest that there is more to this than meets the eye.
Why would Obama choose to weaken the power of the IG office? The answer
is that Obama must have something to hide and he doesn’t want the IG to
investigate with full authority.
The earlier Fast and Furious cover-up foreshadows what that something
is, and it involves the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA).
This law establishes procedures for physical and electronic surveillance
of individuals and entities, and the collection of “foreign
intelligence information” between “foreign powers” and “agents of
foreign powers suspected of espionage or terrorism.” Under Obama’s
administration the FBI and the NSA committed rampant violations of
procedures intended to safeguard American’s personal data and
communications collected under Section 702 of FISA.
Obama and his administration broadened the data collected on
Americans to include queries using United States person identifiers.
Previously these types of searches were prohibited. A 2017 top secret
Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) report showed that the
NSA had an 85% noncompliance rate when it came to searches involving
Americans.
Not only that, the House Intelligence Committee’s FISA memo outlined
widespread abuse and anti-Trump bias throughout the FBI and the DOJ. If
that weren’t bad enough it has come to light that Obama used the FBI
and other intelligence agencies to spy on a half a dozen Trump
associates during the 2016 election campaign using the FISA warrant.
The justification for this warrant was the unverified “Steele dossier.”
In 2016, Obama officials searched through intelligence on U.S.
citizens a record 30,000 times, up from 9,500 in 2013. Far from Obama’s
promise of a more transparent administration, his tenure in office
brought surveillance to new heights and brazenly trashed American’s 4th amendment rights.
The evidence of conspiracy to undermine Trump’s presidency is,
according to National Security Analyst Col. Jim Waurishuk “mind
boggling.” In a blistering account Waurishuk states that “intelligence
information was extracted, passed along to those outside government,
repackaged, and reconstituted into the so-called Steele Dossier. The
finished product, albeit sketchy intelligence, was later returned to the
FBI in order to ‘in reality’ illegally request lawful FISA court
surveillance authority. In intelligence jargon this is a criminal act to
the highest degree.”
Waurishuk continued: “…the DOJ (National Security Division), and
FBI (Counterintelligence Division), work together on this, not only as
an effort, but an enterprise. This collaboration is where the insider
“small group” participants assemble, intersected, corroborated, and
ultimately interjected and redistributed themselves into the Mueller
investigation with the help of Mueller’s adviser, FBI Chief Legal
Counsel James Baker.”
“On the DOJ side at the time were Assistant Attorney General
Sally Yates, Assistant AG Head of National Security Division John P
Carlin, Deputy Attorney Bruce Ohr and legal liaison between Main
Justice and FBI, Attorney Lisa Page, were deeply involved — this being a
degree of corruption at the highest level, perhaps never seen before.”
“Likewise, on the FBI side, FBI Director Jim Comey; Assistant FBI
Director Andrew McCabe; Director of Counterintelligence W.H. Bill
Priestap; FBI Chief Legal Counsel James Baker; and lead FBI
Counterintelligence Agent Peter Strzok.” “Fusion GPS and co-founder
Glenn Simpson; also the wife of Mr. Simpson, Mary B. Jacoby; hired
private contractor familiar with CIA operations, Nellie Ohr, also wife
of DOJ team insider Bruce Ohr; contracted former British MI6 Agent and
head of what is known as “Russia House,” Christopher Steele, who is also
attributed to as the author of the fake Trump or Russian ‘Dossier.’”
The FISA court called it a “very serious Fourth Amendment issue” that
NSA analysts — in violation of a 2011 rule change prohibiting officials
from searching Americans’ information without a warrant — “had been
conducting such queries in violation of that prohibition, with much
greater frequency than had been previously disclosed to the Court.”
Now we also see that the Obama administration’s neutering of a
cricitical anti-corruption law, the 1978 IG Act, had more consequence
than facilitating the cover-up of the Fast and Furious scandal, but has
also been used to cover-up serious political and national security
crimes targeting a presidential candidate and his campaign because they
posed an existential threat to the Obama-Clinton political machine.
These crimes are unparalleled in American history.
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