>>5485007 Q/pb

>What US Ally completed the collection of false data?

>Why was it important to use sources within the UK vs. US?

>How do you circumvent US LAW?

Lord Ricketts identified “some fundamentals that do not change and have not changed with the arrival of President Trump”, namely “our strategic partnership with the US right across the defence area, including the very important area of nuclear, and the intelligence relationship”.

He said these were “absolutely vital pillars of our national security”, which were not affected by the election of President Trump, “and it is very important that they should not be.”

https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/ld201719/ldselect/ldintrel/250/25005.htm#_idTextAnchor011

>>5485007 Q/pb

>If not tasked & targeted under FVEY - what legal authority existed to engage the targeting?

>Think Nunes' statement "not through normal collection, gathering, and reporting/oversight re: (FVEY)."

One of the "third party" agreements?

http://military.wikia.com/wiki/UKUSA_Agreement