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    don't worry chris, most these people here are ing re s that'll plug any hole made by the DNC and HRC because not doing so dismantles their whole being, everything holy they believed in, and their bs ing russia narrative. the dnc, hrc, and their minions.

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    They stripped 1 provision re . You were provided the bill with all of the amendments Nunes added that went through when it was reauthorized. Take your huge L and move on you are embarrassing yourself.
    None of my questions answered.

    TSA, what's up?




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    don't worry chris, most these people here are ing re s that'll plug any hole made by the DNC and HRC because not doing so dismantles their whole being, everything holy they believed in, and their bs ing russia narrative. the dnc, hrc, and their minions.
    They will never admit that could possibly be wrong about anything. Pride goeth before destruction.

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    They will never admit that could possibly be wrong about anything. Pride goeth before destruction.
    You were wrong about Netflix.

    Did you admit to that?

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    You were wrong about Netflix.

    Did you admit to that?
    What was I wrong about? I claimed Always Sunny left Netflix and they did. I claimed Conservatives are boycotting Netflix and they are. Even Liberal minorities are jumping on the boycott.

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    What was I wrong about?
    Netflix.

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    manufactured memo to discredit our fine men and women. donna knows he's been ratted out. he knows what they are going to find.

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    Hah! you got nothin'

    *Risitas

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    Hah! you got nothin'

    *Risitas
    Nope, you said Netflix was hurting due to all the lost subscriptions from muh boycott.

    You were wrong.

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    Nope, you said Netflix was hurting due to all the lost subscriptions from muh boycott.

    You were wrong.
    wgaf pav? you take minute things and blow them up so you could try to have some sort of upperhand which you don't have. you're a power tripping egomaniac without moxie or swag.

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    Chris does.

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    You brought it up.

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    "boohoo i'm more worried about whether or not chris was correct on the netflix boycott but don't give a about actual issues like a coup outlined in a WH released memo." priorities.

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    You brought it up.
    You defended yourself.

    "boohoo i'm more worried about whether or not chris was correct on the netflix boycott but don't give a about actual issues like a coup outlined in a WH released memo." priorities.
    What issues from the memo would you like to discuss?

    I've been discussing it for awhile now.

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    What issues from the memo would you like to discuss?
    if you don't know how to read it's not my job to teach you.

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    if you don't know how to read it's not my job to teach you.
    You didn't say what issues from the memo you would like to discuss. I'm right here ready to discuss them with you.

    What issues from the memo would you like to discuss?

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    if you don't know how to read it's not my job to teach you.
    i don't think chump is really all that concerned about the issues.

    chump just exposes stupid mother ers for being stupid.

    he's very effective.

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    i don't think chump is really all that concerned about the issues.
    Well, I have always been interested in FISA and this memo was interesting for a minute, but it doesn't prove anything it alleges.

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    Well, I have always been interested in FISA and this memo was interesting for a minute, but it doesn't prove anything it alleges.
    thats what I'm trying to tell all these stupid mother ers.

    you can't fix stupid.

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    thats what I'm trying to tell all these stupid mother ers.

    you can't fix stupid.
    Russia, Russia, Russia... lmao can't fix stupid.

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    Isikoff Stunned That His Carter Page Article Was Used To Justify Spy Warrant

    Investigative journalist Michael Isikoff said Friday that he was surprised to find out that an article he wrote about Carter Page prior to the election was used to obtain a spy warrant against the former Trump campaign adviser.

    The revelation, which was made in a memo released by the House Intelligence Committee on Friday, “stuns me,” Isikoff said in an episode of his podcast, “Skullduggery.”

    The four-page memo alleges that the DOJ and FBI submitted inaccurate and incomplete information in a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrant against Page. The spy warrant was granted on Oct. 21, 2016.

    One “essential” part of the application was the uncorroborated Steele dossier, according to the memo. And an article that Isikoff wrote for Yahoo! News on Sept. 23, 2016 that was based directly on the dossier was “cited extensively” in the application.

    Isikoff was shocked, he said, because his very article was based on information that came from Christopher Steele, the former British spy who wrote the dossier. He said it was “a bit beyond me” that the FBI would use his article in the FISA application.

    “Obviously the information that I got from Christopher Steele was information the FBI already had,” he said, noting that Steele began sharing information from his dossier in July 2016.

    Isikoff acknowledged the potential problem with the DOJ and FBI citing his article to support the FISA against Page.

    “It’s self-referential,” he said of the article and its reliance on the dossier.

    “My story is about the FBI’s own investigation,” he continued.

    “So it seems a little odd that they would be citing the Yahoo! News story about the matter that they are investigating themselves based on the same material that had been separately presented to the FBI before I was ever briefed by Christopher Steele.”


    The Republican spy memo makes a similar argument.

    “This article does not corroborate the Steele dossier because it is derived from the information leaked by Steele himself to Yahoo! News,” it reads.

    It also asserts that the Page FISA application “incorrectly assesses” that Steele was not a source for Isikoff.

    The memo also says that corroboration of the dossier was in its “infancy” at the time the FISA application was submitted. An FBI unit that tried to verify Steele’s research had determined that it was only “minimally corroborated” at the time the FISA warrant was granted.

    Isikoff said on his podcast that he met Steele at a Washington, D.C. hotel in Sept. 2016. They were joined by his “old friend” Glenn Simpson, the founder of opposition research firm Fusion GPS.

    Fusion hired Steele to investigate Donald Trump’s ties to Russia. The firm was working for the Clinton campaign and DNC, a fact which Isikoff was not aware of at the time of the meeting with Simpson and Steele.

    He said on “Skullduggery” that he was aware that Simpson and Steele were working for Democrats, though he did not know it was the campaign and DNC.

    Isikoff said that he wonders whether the Republican memo accurately characterized the FISA application or whether the FBI/DOJ were trying to “dress up” the do ent. The latter scenario would be “embarrassing” for U.S. officials, he said.

    http://dailycaller.com/2018/02/02/is...d-carter-page/

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    Inside The HPSCI Memo – A Key Distinction Being Conflated “ le I” -vs- “ le VII”

    There is a key distinction being overlooked, perhaps conflated, by many who are reviewing the recently released HPSCI memo as it relates to the outlined targeting of U.S. individual Carter Page.

    In the HPSCI outline it specifically notes the targeting of U.S. individual Carter Page was NOT a FISA le VII search request. le VII is FISA(702), the incidental collection of U.S. person information as it relates to National Security or Counterintelligence operations targeting foreign individuals.



    The FISA ‘warrant’ request, against Carter Page, was made October 21st, 2016, under le I of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. Meaning the surveillance application was specifically stating, to the court, the U.S. individual was likely an actual agent of a foreign government, ie. “a spy.”


    The DOJ (National Security Division) and the FBI (Counterintelligence Division) were not asking to review ancillary data collected on U.S. Person Carter Page as an outcome of surveillance on a foreign person, or foreign agent; that would be le 7 (FISA-702).

    In action outlined within the HPSCI memo, the DOJ and FBI were specifically telling the FISA court they had evidence that U.S. Person Carter Page was working as an agent of a foreign government. He was their target, and therefore requesting direct FISA le 1 surveillance of that target on October 21st, 2016.

    To give validity to the underlying position of the DOJ and FBI, the justice department used: the Clinton-Steele Dossier; media reports from -and of- the Clinton-Steele dossier; and opposition research provided by Clinton financed Fusion-GPS through Nellie Ohr, so they could monitor U.S. Person Carter Page.

    In total, this sketchy assembly of political campaign research was used by the FBI as evidence to back-up their claim U.S. person Carter Page was working as a foreign agent; essentially saying: he was a spy. This application assembly was then certified on four different occasions by specific officials within the DOJ and FBI.

    Without knowing the court had been provided political research, the FISA Court granted the FBI full surveillance authority for U.S. Person Carter Page. The distinction is rather stark.

    The FBI were not targeting Page incidentally as an outcome of foreign intelligence collection; the FBI was targeting Carter Page directly. AND as such they carried full surveillance authority upon all of this activities, interactions, communications and contacts therein.

    Because of this direct approach, any group, organization or en y who came in contact with U.S. Person Carter Page was then open for ancillary review and FBI investigation. Those who engaged in contact with Carter Page became subject to surveillance and searches in the same manner as if Page was an actual foreign agent.

    Legal commentary thread on #Memo by Robert Barnes:

    It is important to remember that FISA courts are not like other courts; there needs to be specific evidence of a particular national security threat to cir vent regular federal courts.

    It is a HIGHER standard because its jurisdiction is LIMITED
    FISA courts have LIMITED jurisdiction because the scope of the invasive tools of the NSA is far more INVASIVE than regular wiretaps, due to the SECRET nature of such courts, and from the risk of forum shopping with the limited number and deferential nature of FISA Judges.

    That is why Congress imposed SPECIAL RESTRICTIONS on access to FISA courts and use of FISA evidence. To access FISA courts, only the highest ranking FBI officials must vet and approve, a high ranking DOJ official must authorize, and they must re-vet and re-approve every 90 days.

    To spy on Americans through a FISA court, the FBI must show the target is an “agent of a foreign power,” not merely in contact with a foreign power. The law makes it difficult to show someone is an “agent of a foreign power” to make sure it is not misused to spy on Americans.

    The law does not allow the FBI to call an American an “agent of a foreign power” unless they can show the person “knowingly engages in clandestine intelligence gathering activities for or on behalf of a foreign power” AND the nature of their activity is criminalized.

    Claiming someone is an “agent of a foreign power” is a difficult standard to ever show, and should never happen to a domestic political opponent in a domestic political campaign. That is why the FBI had to cook the books — put a bogus informant on their team & lie to the courts.

    Trump’s winning caused a problem for Comey & Comey’s firing caused a problem for Rosenstein. Both Comey & Rosenstein signed off on the bogus affidavits to the FISA court to continue spying on Trump team members post-election and post-inauguration. They needed Mueller to cover up.

    Key fact about Mueller: he is very close friends with Comey, and was the mentor and close friend of Rosenstein. Mueller is also expert at covering up for lawless law enforcement: see his role with Whitey Bulger, BCCI, HSBC, Waco, Noriega, IRS/Tea Party & Fast & Furious.

    FISA law protects Americans from lawless spying by masking & deletion of intercepted data. If an American’s conversations are intercepted, his iden y must remain hidden, and if no p/c of a crime, his conversations deleted. Hence, the importance of @Cernovich Susan Rice story.

    FBI turned over their NSA spying capacity to a private lobbying company in order to promote a smear campaign against a domestic political opponent. Fearing being caught, they appointed a special counsel (Mueller) to cover for them by accusing the man (Trump) who might expose them (link)

    https://theconservativetreehouse.com...mpression=true

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    TSA will call for Rosenstein's firing very soon.








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    Isikoff Stunned That His Carter Page Article Was Used To Justify Spy Warrant

    Investigative journalist Michael Isikoff said Friday that he was surprised to find out that an article he wrote about Carter Page prior to the election was used to obtain a spy warrant against the former Trump campaign adviser.

    The revelation, which was made in a memo released by the House Intelligence Committee on Friday, “stuns me,” Isikoff said in an episode of his podcast, “Skullduggery.”

    The four-page memo alleges that the DOJ and FBI submitted inaccurate and incomplete information in a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrant against Page. The spy warrant was granted on Oct. 21, 2016.

    One “essential” part of the application was the uncorroborated Steele dossier, according to the memo. And an article that Isikoff wrote for Yahoo! News on Sept. 23, 2016 that was based directly on the dossier was “cited extensively” in the application.

    Isikoff was shocked, he said, because his very article was based on information that came from Christopher Steele, the former British spy who wrote the dossier. He said it was “a bit beyond me” that the FBI would use his article in the FISA application.

    “Obviously the information that I got from Christopher Steele was information the FBI already had,” he said, noting that Steele began sharing information from his dossier in July 2016.

    Isikoff acknowledged the potential problem with the DOJ and FBI citing his article to support the FISA against Page.

    “It’s self-referential,” he said of the article and its reliance on the dossier.

    “My story is about the FBI’s own investigation,” he continued.

    “So it seems a little odd that they would be citing the Yahoo! News story about the matter that they are investigating themselves based on the same material that had been separately presented to the FBI before I was ever briefed by Christopher Steele.”


    The Republican spy memo makes a similar argument.

    “This article does not corroborate the Steele dossier because it is derived from the information leaked by Steele himself to Yahoo! News,” it reads.

    It also asserts that the Page FISA application “incorrectly assesses” that Steele was not a source for Isikoff.

    The memo also says that corroboration of the dossier was in its “infancy” at the time the FISA application was submitted. An FBI unit that tried to verify Steele’s research had determined that it was only “minimally corroborated” at the time the FISA warrant was granted.

    Isikoff said on his podcast that he met Steele at a Washington, D.C. hotel in Sept. 2016. They were joined by his “old friend” Glenn Simpson, the founder of opposition research firm Fusion GPS.

    Fusion hired Steele to investigate Donald Trump’s ties to Russia. The firm was working for the Clinton campaign and DNC, a fact which Isikoff was not aware of at the time of the meeting with Simpson and Steele.

    He said on “Skullduggery” that he was aware that Simpson and Steele were working for Democrats, though he did not know it was the campaign and DNC.

    Isikoff said that he wonders whether the Republican memo accurately characterized the FISA application or whether the FBI/DOJ were trying to “dress up” the do ent. The latter scenario would be “embarrassing” for U.S. officials, he said.

    http://dailycaller.com/2018/02/02/is...d-carter-page/
    It was used in the application to show the information was already going public.

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