BUSTED: Devin Nunes may have issued ‘golden showers’ dossier subpoenas without GOP leadership’s approval
https://www.rawstory.com/2017/12/bus...e+Raw+Story%29
and whatever Nunes obtains, if anything, will be selectively leaked, just as he ran to the WH one night to inform Trash what his committee had found.
Noting "media reports claiming the FBI submitted and received approval of a [Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act] application in the investigation that was based on the political opposition research dossier," Graham and Grassley asked to inspect all warrant applications related to the broadly-defined Trump-Russia affair.
Hannity
Noting "media reports claiming the FBI submitted and received approval of a [Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act] application in the investigation that was based on the political opposition research dossier," Graham and Grassley asked to inspect all warrant applications related to the broadly-defined Trump-Russia affair.
Lol, the NYT throws out a last minute morsel for the Kyle Griffins of the world.
Noting "media reports claiming the FBI submitted and received approval of a [Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act] application in the investigation that was based on the political opposition research dossier," Graham and Grassley asked to inspect all warrant applications related to the broadly-defined Trump-Russia affair.
What has he seen that bothers him so much?
“I've spent some time in the last couple of days, after a lot of fighting with the Department of Justice, to get the background on the dossier, and here's what I can tell your viewers: I'm very disturbed about what the Department of Justice did with this dossier, and we need a special counsel to look into that, because that's not in Mueller's charter. And what I saw, and what I've gathered in the last couple of days, bothers me a lot, and I'd like somebody outside DOJ to look into how this dossier was handled and what they did with it.”
"Let me tell you -- I'm very upset about what Hannity and Steve Doocy said the FBI and DOJ did with the dossier!"
The name is Alexander Downer.
The source is the Australian intelligence service.
Lordy! The source is the Australian Diplomat
7:04
“Exactly how much Mr. Papadopoulos said that night at the Kensington Wine Rooms with the Australian, Alexander Downer, is unclear. But two months later, when leaked Democratic emails began appearing online, Australian officials passed the information about Mr. Papadopoulos to their American counterparts, according to four current and former American and foreign officials with direct knowledge of the Australians’ role.”
Lol, djohn, Pavlov
WikiLeaks Drops Proof That NYTimes Colluded With Hillary Clinton
You thought 2017 was going to end without a bang -- other than the fireworks?
Think again.
After the New York Times on Saturday published a story headlined "Republican Attacks on Mueller and F.B.I. Open New Rift in G.O.P.," WikiLeaks couldn't stand it anymore. In a late-night post on Twitter, WikiLeaks revealed that a Times reporter used to feed State Department email updates of the stories the paper would be publishing DAYS before the stories appeared.
At the time, Hillary Clinton was the Secretary of State.
The heads-up email was intended to give State (and Clinton) time to come up with some spin for stories that may have caused problems. Or, in another possible scenario, the heads up could give the State Department time to create a diversion for the same day, thus overriding a damaging story with other news its friends in the mainstream media would happily cover instead.
The players in the WikiLeaks email are interesting. Scott Shane is the national security reporter for The Times. And the recipient of his email, Philip Crowley, was at the time the United States Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs under Clinton’s State Department.
As 2017 comes to an end, its clear the Clinton scandals won't go away any time soon.
On Friday, the Justice Department released thousands of Clinton emails. "Several emails with classified information from former Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin were among a tranche of do ents released Friday that were found on Anthony Weiner's personal computer during an FBI probe," USA Today reported.
After the emails were made public, Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton called the release a "major victory."
"Judicial Watch has forced the State Department to finally allow Americans to see these public do ents," Fitton said. "That these government docs were on Anthony Weiner’s laptop dramatically illustrates the need for the Justice Department to finally do a serious investigation of Hillary Clinton’s and Huma Abedin’s obvious violations of law."
The FBI said most of the emails ended up on Weiner's computer because of backups from Abedin's personal electronic devices. Former FBI Director James Comey has said investigators could not prove Abedin acted with criminal intent or "had a sense that what she was doing was in violation of the law."
A November 2010 email was partially redacted due to "classified" and "confidential" information. It detailed a planned call between Clinton and Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud al-Faisal, where then-Secretary of State Clinton would warn al-Faisal about Wikileaks planning to release sensitive do ents.
That same month, Wikileaks released the U.S. diplomatic cables leak, known as "Cablegate."
https://www.dailywire.com/news/25249/wikileaks-drops-proof-proves-nytimes-colluded-joseph-curl
OK.
So you want a current official's name to be leaked which might put them in danger? Is that how you think sourcing should work?
OK.
More corruption from Clinton camp
2 people in Trump's camp have been indicted, another has pled guilty to lying to the FBI. With a 4th searching for a PR crisis firm. Trump s are quite familiar with corruption.
A Drunk Aide Started the Entire Trump-Russia Narrative Media’s Now Obsessed With
A new report claims the Russia investigation into alleged collusion between then-Republican nominee Donald Trump and Russia began after a Trump campaign aide drunkenly said that Russia had dirt on then-Democrat presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
On Saturday, The New York Times reported (subscription required) that George Papadopoulos, a former foreign policy adviser to the Trump campaign, allegedly told Australian diplomat Alexander Downer in May 2016 that Russian officials had indicated they had dirt on Clinton.
But The Times report downplays or fails to mention crucial information about the Russia probe, and that raises questions about the left-leaning paper’s motivations with its report.
The Times claims that an intoxicated Papadopoulos told Downer in a London bar last year that Russia was reportedly shopping around the idea of handing over thousands of emails, apparently from the Democrat National Committee’s computers.
The Times report speculates that Papadopoulos was made aware three weeks earlier that Moscow had emails that would embarrass Clinton.
But The Times report admits several paragraphs into its piece that it wasn’t clear exactly aware of how much Papadopoulos said that night to Downer, yet continued to speculate that the former aide essentially revealed that the Trump campaign was considering working with Russia to undermine the 2016 presidential election.
There’s absolutely no proof to support these erroneous claims, and the Times largely buried that fact deep into the piece.
Downer reportedly notified American officials about the alleged conversation with Papadopoulos about two months later when leaked Democratic National Committee emails began to surface online.
The information Papadopoulos reportedly shared information with Downer was apparently provided to him by Joseph Mifsud, a London-based professor with ties to Moscow officials.
The report suggests that Mifsud told Papadopoulos that the Russians had “thousands of emails” obtained by hackers from the DNC.
The Times admits that it’s unclear how much information Papadopoulos shared with Downer, what exactly was said, and whether he told anyone from the Trump campaign about his alleged conversations with Mifsud.
Papadopoulos reportedly told campaign adviser Stephen Miller, now a White House strategist, that he had “interesting messages coming in from Moscow” and wanted to set up a meeting with Trump and Putin.
The meetings were rejected, and there’s no proof that the Trump campaign ever entertained such requests from the low level adviser, as reported by The Hill.
In other words, and this is the real theme the mainstream media is trying to ignore:
Mid- to high-level officials closest to Trump weren’t touching this, which shows that Trump himself wasn’t touching it, either.
The FBI probe also paved the way for special counsel Robert Mueller to launch an investigation after Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused himself from any decisions on alleged Russian collusion. So far, Mueller’s long-running, expensive investigation has produced no public proof of any collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
In November, Papadopoulos pleaded guilty for lying to the FBI for not fully disclosing conversations he had with Mifsud during the 2016 campaign.
Despite no evidence proving Trump colluded with the Russians after more than a year of investigating, The New York Times is now contending that a drunken low-level aide triggered the Russia investigation, even though the Times admitted it cannot corroborate what Papadopoulos reportedly said.
If Papadopoulos’ drunken ramblings, which cannot be verified, launched the Russia probe, that is very telling about how desperate some may have been to derail Trump from winning the presidency.
And it raises many questions about the validity of such claims going forward.
https://conservativetribune.com/drunk-aide-started-trump-russia/
... corruption? Trash is raking in $100Ks tonight. violating the emoluments clause, as he sells access to himself at his MaL NYE party.
If the women have been really sexually abused by Trash and it takes money for them to go public and to withstand trash from misogynists like TSA, then why not?
Although the women who have already GONE ON VIDEO and TV with their claims against Trash are more than enough for me, and probably for 10Ms of other people.
Trash should resign like so many other men who had the decency to go way when charged with indecent acts.
Thoroughly sourced dismantling of the NYT/Australian deflection attempt.
Sorry PissSA. Will keep reposting.
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