@Pluto's Republic

The trumped up charges of russiagate based on a fake dossier financed mainly by the DNC is worthy of investigation and exposure. But what I would prefer is looking at the Clinton Foundation criminality. (As well as Trump's profiteering.) But no chance...that curtain will NOT be pulled open.

It all continues to prop up the myth that Russia hacked the DNC and our election.

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The next bombshell report to drop from the Justice Department likely will earn none of the breathless fanfare and media coverage that Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report received, but it could be far more incriminating.

In the next several weeks, Inspector General Michael Horowitz is expected to issue his summation of the potential abuse of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act by top officials in the Obama Administration and holdovers in the early Trump Administration who were overseeing the investigation of Donald Trump’s presidential campaign.

And the perpetrators of the so-called FISAgate scandal now are scrambling for cover as the bad news looms.

Horowitz announced last March that his office would examine the Justice Department’s conduct “in applications filed with the U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) relating to a certain U.S. person.” That U.S. person is Trump campaign associate Carter Page. In October 2016, just two weeks before the presidential election, the Justice Department submitted an application to the FISC seeking authorization to wiretap Page. The court filing accused Page, a Naval Academy graduate and unpaid campaign advisor, of being an agent of Russia.

The application cited the infamous Steele dossier—unsubstantiated political propaganda that had been funded by the Hillary Clinton campaign and Democratic National Committee—as its primary source of evidence. But the specific political origin of the dossier intentionally was omitted in the court filing. (Robert Mueller similarly tap danced around the role of Fusion GPS, the political consulting firm that hired Christopher Steele to create the dossier. Mueller never mentioned the name “Fusion GPS” in the 448-page document, referring to it only vaguely as “the firm that produced the Steele reporting.”)

Former FBI Director James Comey and former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates signed the original FISA application. It was renewed three times; subsequent signers included former acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein. If there’s one document that represents the malevolence, chicanery and arrogance of the original Trump-Russia collusion fraudsters, it’s the Page FISA application.

But—to borrow a favorite term of the collusion truthers—the “walls are closing in” on the FISA abusers.

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No one can predict what Inspector General Michael Horowitz will allow himself to "see." In a government like ours, the rulers are not elected and are accustomed to hiding behind classified documents. On the other hand, if he doesn't see the right thing, I wouldn't be surprised if President Trump de-classifies the entire stack, and passes them out like cigars.

@Pluto's Republic

There were so many crossover people and agencies involved with trying to setup Trump in order to pin Russia Collusion on him starting with the U.K. Intelligence agencies, then the FBI, Obama's justice department, Fusion GPS, Hillary's staff and the DNC funding Steele to write his bogus dossier with help from Hillary's BFF Bluementhal, congress members like McCain and people from the press....I'm sure I missed some.

But with Nellie being married to Bruce and both of them being neck deep in this. Then there's the two star crossed lovers Page and Strzok texting each other... I don't see how the IG report can't say that the whole investigation into Trump was rotten from the beginning and tainted.

Breaking: Criminal referral filed against Nellie Ohr concerning congressional testimony after emails surface showing election-year contacts with DOJ https://t.co/dLGhKUU1X9

— John Solomon (@jsolomonReports) May 2, 2019

Nellie Ohr's 'Hi Honey' emails to DOJ about Russia collusion should alarm us all

First came the text messages between FBI lovebirds Peter Strzok and Lisa Page, which gave us a painful glimpse at potential political bias inside America’s most famous crime-fighting bureau.

Now, a series of “Hi Honey” emails from Nellie Ohr to her high-ranking federal prosecutor husband and his colleagues raise the prospect that Hillary Clinton-funded opposition research was being funneled into the Justice Department during the 2016 election through a back-door marital channel. It's a tale that raises questions of both conflict of interest and possible false testimony.

Ohr has admitted to Congress that, during the 2016 presidential election, she worked for Fusion GPS — the firm hired by Democratic nominee Clinton and the Democratic National Committee to perform political opposition research — on a project specifically trying to connect Donald Trump and his campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, to Russian organized crime.

Now, 339 pages of emails from her private account to Department of Justice (DOJ) email accounts, have been released under a Freedom of Information Act request by the conservative legal group Judicial Watch. And they are raising concerns among Republicans in Congress, who filed a criminal referral with the Justice Department on Wednesday night.

They clearly show that Ohr sent reams of open-source intelligence to her husband, Associate Deputy Attorney General Bruce Ohr, and on some occasions to at least three DOJ prosecutors: Lisa Holtyn, Ivana Nizich and Joseph Wheatley.

The contents tracked corruption developments in Russia and Ukraine, including intelligence affecting Russian figures she told Congress she had tried to connect to Trump or Manafort.

“Hi Honey, if you ever get a moment you might find the penultimate article interesting — especially the summary in the final paragraph,” Nellie Ohr emailed her husband on July 6, 2016, in one typical communication. The article and paragraph she flagged suggested that Trump was a Putin stooge: “If Putin wanted to concoct the ideal candidate to service his purposes, his laboratory creation would look like Donald Trump.” Nellie Ohr bolded that key sentence for apparent emphasis.
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House GOP investigators who reviewed Nellie Ohr’s emails believe that their timing may be essential to understanding how the false Russian narrative — special counsel Robert Mueller's report did not establish there was Trump-Putin collusion — may have gotten such credence inside DOJ and intelligence circles despite its overtly political origins.

Ohr got her information from an article that some one wrote. No evidence of wrongdoing crossed her desk, no, she just saw something and thought that it would be a great thing to stick on Trump.

It's not just that Trump colluded with Vlad was false, it's that everything about Russia Gate was also false. Mueller never proved that Russia interfered with the election. He didn't even try to do that. If he had then he would have interviewed the gang mentioned above as well as Julian Assange and the VIPS members who spoke with Pompeo on how Russia did not hack the DNC computers. Mueller would have also shown the evidence from the NSA, but then that could have been made up with help from the CIAs vault 7 files.

Why didn't Mueller ask his BFF Comey why he killed the deal with Assange coming here to shine light on Russia Gate? Hmmm?

Finally Mueller's evidence of Russian interference is this statement:

The FBI believes that Russia interfered with the election. That's it. Just a belief, but no evidence of it happening.

I'll say again that I'm proud of the coverage on the false Russia Russia Russia psyops and that many of us never bought into it!

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The next bombshell report to drop from the Justice Department likely will earn none of the breathless fanfare and media coverage that Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report received, but it could be far more incriminating.

In the next several weeks, Inspector General Michael Horowitz is expected to issue his summation of the potential abuse of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act by top officials in the Obama Administration and holdovers in the early Trump Administration who were overseeing the investigation of Donald Trump’s presidential campaign.

And the perpetrators of the so-called FISAgate scandal now are scrambling for cover as the bad news looms.

Horowitz announced last March that his office would examine the Justice Department’s conduct “in applications filed with the U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) relating to a certain U.S. person.” That U.S. person is Trump campaign associate Carter Page. In October 2016, just two weeks before the presidential election, the Justice Department submitted an application to the FISC seeking authorization to wiretap Page. The court filing accused Page, a Naval Academy graduate and unpaid campaign advisor, of being an agent of Russia.

The application cited the infamous Steele dossier—unsubstantiated political propaganda that had been funded by the Hillary Clinton campaign and Democratic National Committee—as its primary source of evidence. But the specific political origin of the dossier intentionally was omitted in the court filing. (Robert Mueller similarly tap danced around the role of Fusion GPS, the political consulting firm that hired Christopher Steele to create the dossier. Mueller never mentioned the name “Fusion GPS” in the 448-page document, referring to it only vaguely as “the firm that produced the Steele reporting.”)

Former FBI Director James Comey and former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates signed the original FISA application. It was renewed three times; subsequent signers included former acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein. If there’s one document that represents the malevolence, chicanery and arrogance of the original Trump-Russia collusion fraudsters, it’s the Page FISA application.

But—to borrow a favorite term of the collusion truthers—the “walls are closing in” on the FISA abusers.

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No one can predict what Inspector General Michael Horowitz will allow himself to "see." In a government like ours, the rulers are not elected and are accustomed to hiding behind classified documents. On the other hand, if he doesn't see the right thing, I wouldn't be surprised if President Trump de-classifies the entire stack, and passes them out like cigars.