*writing* the memo.
*writing* the memo.
that was easy wrote:
Fencer Fred wrote:
Please provide support that the dossier was instrumental in obtaining the FISA warrant.
Please tell us the point of the dossier.
Oh, and McCabe testified that it "was instrumental".
Buh bye, dummy.
My understanding is that the point of the dossier was to try to get dirt on a political opponent, but my question is whether it was necessary for the warrant.
Mines claims McCabe testified that the surveillance was key in surveillance being sought. He did not say that it was instrumental in the issuance of the warrant. Further, several sources are claiming that Nunes mischaracterized McCabe’s testimony. That testimony is not public, so no evidence currently exists for us to support or deny Nunes’ claim, which again uses sought vs issued.
So if there is evidence out there that the dossier was necessary for the warrant being issued, I’d love to see it.
Balding Eagle wrote:
The memo doesn't say anything really.
Here's the kicker: the memo doesn't actually accuse anyone of breaking any laws. Not the FBI, not the judges, not Steele.
Actually, it documents when and how the FBI had enough for a FISA warrant based on their own information, and public information. I'm not sure why Nunes would make the FBI's case for them, yet somehow think this is going to help Trump's Massacre? More evidence of how big a clown show Trump's white house is. The content makes me cringe it's so embarrassing for anyone associated with it on the Right.
It also fuels speculation something was going on with Trump early hires plucked out of total obscurity, yet the FBI knew they traveled to Russia sometime 2017 if I read it right.
It's not a nothingburger at all. It supports the FBI's legitimacy.
Fencer Fred wrote:
that was easy wrote:
Please tell us the point of the dossier.
Oh, and McCabe testified that it "was instrumental".
Buh bye, dummy.
My understanding is that the point of the dossier was to try to get dirt on a political opponent, but my question is whether it was necessary for the warrant.
Mines claims McCabe testified that the surveillance was key in surveillance being sought. He did not say that it was instrumental in the issuance of the warrant. Further, several sources are claiming that Nunes mischaracterized McCabe’s testimony. That testimony is not public, so no evidence currently exists for us to support or deny Nunes’ claim, which again uses sought vs issued.
So if there is evidence out there that the dossier was necessary for the warrant being issued, I’d love to see it.
*Nunes, not Mines
Fencer Fred wrote:
My understanding is that the point of the dossier was to try to get dirt on a political opponent, but my question is whether it was necessary for the warrant.
Not necessary. Nunes' own memo documents the facts the FBI had prior to any knowledge of the Steele opposition research. There was no need for it when Trump's hires were clearly busy with Russians doing who-knows-what.
Besides, the bar for a FISA warrant seems to be probable cause. Which according to Nunes' own memo, the FBI already had.
pop_pop!_v2.2.1 wrote:
Actually, it documents when and how the FBI had enough for a FISA warrant based on their own information, and public information. I'm not sure why Nunes would make the FBI's case for them, yet somehow think this is going to help Trump's Massacre? More evidence of how big a clown show Trump's white house is. The content makes me cringe it's so embarrassing for anyone associated with it on the Right.
The memo is purely for PR purposes to allow legally untrained dopes such as dentist Paul Gosar to grandstand about the FBI committing treason. The hope is to drum up enough support so that maneuvers which eventually lead to firing Mueller....which is Trump's main goal at this point....will not cause the chaos it likely will.
The memo is so short on legal grounds that it's laughable that even the deepest of Trump supporters can't see through it.
pop_pop!_v2.2.1 wrote:
Fencer Fred wrote:
My understanding is that the point of the dossier was to try to get dirt on a political opponent, but my question is whether it was necessary for the warrant.
Not necessary. Nunes' own memo documents the facts the FBI had prior to any knowledge of the Steele opposition research. There was no need for it when Trump's hires were clearly busy with Russians doing who-knows-what.
Besides, the bar for a FISA warrant seems to be probable cause. Which according to Nunes' own memo, the FBI already had.
Thanks, you do a better job articulating your point than those who are claiming this is a big scandal of our intelligence agencies.
That memo was a complete joke. It could have been written by a high schooler.
Seriously? This memo has you all worked up? Yawn!
Well what?
Tool is probably one of the Brojo's uninformed socks
BUMP!
Guys, I want to keep talking about the memo. Maybe the OP can pitch in?
Fencer Fred wrote:
Thanks, you do a better job articulating your point than those who are claiming this is a big scandal of our intelligence agencies.
It shows the FBI acting on tips, taking action on found spies, and having no need for the Steele opposition research. There are other side claims some seem to be making about what some of the details reveal. We'll see how they play out.
In summary, Nunes' own memo invalidates his claim the FBI is some kind of rogue org. This is not Nunes' first time failing so spectacularly in an attempt to weaken the rule of law. As the head of an intelligence committee he took congressional evidence to the White House in 2017 with the intent of sharing it.
As others have posted, it's the worst possible excuse to legitimize Trump firing law enforcement that are between him and the investigation.
Balding Eagle wrote:
BUMP!
Guys, I want to keep talking about the memo. Maybe the OP can pitch in?
Why? It doesn't even rise to the level of a law intern.
I think the story of how this memo came to be will be amazing. It would be a more comedic variation on "The informant" only harder to do because some of the facts are so crazy they aren't plausible in a movie.
pop_pop!_v2.2.1 wrote:
Balding Eagle wrote:
BUMP!
Guys, I want to keep talking about the memo. Maybe the OP can pitch in?
Why? It doesn't even rise to the level of a law intern.
I want the idiots that thought that this was going to be a "bomb" to keep posting about it.
Where's the bomb, guys????
What are they investigating?
What are the criminal charges?
Trump walks
Democrats continue to undermine the rule of law.
Oh buddy.... Looks like you missed out on this piece of news...
https://www.cnn.com/2017/12/01/politics/michael-flynn-charged/index.html
Fencer Fred wrote:
Fencer Fred wrote:
My understanding is that the point of the dossier was to try to get dirt on a political opponent, but my question is whether it was necessary for the warrant.
Mines claims McCabe testified that the surveillance was key in surveillance being sought. He did not say that it was instrumental in the issuance of the warrant. Further, several sources are claiming that Nunes mischaracterized McCabe’s testimony. That testimony is not public, so no evidence currently exists for us to support or deny Nunes’ claim, which again uses sought vs issued.
So if there is evidence out there that the dossier was necessary for the warrant being issued, I’d love to see it.
*Nunes, not Mines
“to distract us with nonsense so that we lose focus on the sins committed by an FBI and Department of Justice (DOJ) that abused its power and public trust in unprecedented ways.”
“It should be noted that the FISA court was set up to stop foreign terrorists. The fact that the FBI and DOJ would use this court to not only wiretap an American but to wiretap a presidential campaign belies belief. Why Obama’s FBI and DOJ used this court as opposed to a normal court is obvious. As you will see below, a normal court probably would have denied the wiretap.”
99.7% of FISA warrants are guaranteed.
“So essential was this partisan dossier, Andrew McCabe, the disgraced former-Deputy Director of the FBI, admitted in December that “no surveillance warrant would have been sought” without the dossier.”
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Declassify the 100 pages of FBI and court hearing, Judges notes (we don’t have Al Queda or ISIS here,, those guys freely Kill 50 Homosexuals in Florida and 14 people in San Bernadino for FREE, it’s like Welfare for DEAD bodies, or hillary Sacrificing Christopher Stevens another DEAD body)
Release the FISA notes, all created on tax payer billables, invoices.
“According to the Nunes memo, an “essential” part of the FISA wiretap application was the Steele dossier, which again is a partisan political document created for the Clinton campaign.”
Release 100 PAGEs.!.?
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4 CHAN
Sad
It’s not funny
Trolling the intel orgs
“Not only did the FBI knowingly use a document from a partisan campaign to obtain a FISA warrant to spy on the competing campaign, the FBI knew the dossier was mostly “salacious and unverified.” We know this because disgraced former-FBI Director James Comey told us so in June of 2017.”
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The United States of Mr. Steele America.
The United Lisa Page of Insurance Plan of America
The United FBI of America
The United Communists of America
The United Va Jay Jay Pass of Hillary BJ Clinton America
The United Mr. Ohr of I Hate Americans
The United Coup of Obama 3rd World Banana Republica
The United Screw Ohio Electoral College of USA
The United Comey and Obama Leak to Media States
The United Peter Stoyk Oh My god, Oh my god!
The United 4 CHAN of the United Trolling States
The United “Obama Putin after my election I’ll have Flexibility”
The United Christopher Stevens is still dead, what a mess, Hillary Obama mess
“According to the Nunes memo, “Steele told [former FBI official Bruce] Ohr, he ‘was desperate that Donald Trump not get elected and was passionate about him not being president.'”
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Because everyone’s wife should influence an Federal Judges Opinion, No recusing
“Ohr, who was part of the FBI’s anti-Trump Russian investigation, was not only friendly with Steele, Ohr’s own wife worked with Steele at Fusion GPS doing opposition research (the dossier) against Trump for the Clinton campaign.”
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“Despite a) knowing the dossier was opposition research paid for by the Clinton campaign b) knowing the dossier was “salacious and unverified” c) knowing Steele was desperate to destroy Trump d) the breathtaking conflict of interest in having an investigator’s own wife working on the dossier, the FBI still went to the FISA court to obtain permission to spy on Hillary Clinton’s opponent.”
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Following the US Media sop, MO
“In order to obtain a warrant to spy on the Trump campaign, all of the conflicts of interest above were withheld from the FISA court — an indefensible (and possibly illegal) lie of omission”
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“Even worse, in order to legitimize a warrant request based on a piece of partisan opposition research they knew was “salacious and unverified,” the FBI and DOJ used a media report to bolster the findings in the phony dossier. The FBI and DOJ told the court that the media report was independent verification of the dossier. But this was not true, and, according to the Nunes memo, the FBI and DOJ knew this was not true. The truth is that the phony dossier was the source of this media report.”
“Also hidden from the FISA court was the fact that the FBI obtained Steele as a source but had to fire him in October of 2016 when, in a bid to use his phony dossier to derail the Trump campaign, he leaked his information to the far-left Mother Jones.”
“Although the FBI and DOJ were willing participants in pushing a “salacious and unverified” narrative against a presidential candidate (primarily through media leaks), this was all hidden from congressional investigators. To begin with, for months, while under oath, Comey said he did not know where the dossier came from — meaning from the Clinton campaign. The Wall Street Journal explains:”
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Sick sick sick
Don’t worry they are suing and FOIA’ing
Well learn even more truths than we already know.
Underscore boy, I’m completely okay with them releasing the entirety of the documents.
As it stands there has been no evidence on this thread that a democratic funded dossier was essential in the issuance of a FISA warrant,
Judicial_watch wrote:
https://www.judicialwatch.orgDon’t worry they are suing and FOIA’ing
Well learn even more truths than we already know.
Great to see the GOP working for Putin. TRAITORS!