Anonymous ID: 8942f2 April 9, 2019, 7:30 p.m. No.6115690   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5793 >>5908 >>6103 >>6193

Heads Up! – New York Times Advanced Narrative Move: IG Office Investigating Stefan Halper…

 

Posted on April 9, 2019 by sundance

 

Something is coming… something delicious. How can we tell? Well, whenever a bombshell is about to drop on the corrupt Intelligence Community, the New York Times does a quick narrative dump to get out ahead of the story.

 

All the way down, buried deep, in a NYT story about Inspector General Michael Horowitz’s FISA investigation and AG Barr’s review of DOJ and FBI activity… they drop the following two paragraphs (emphasis mine):

 

[…] The inspector general is also scrutinizing another early source of information for the Russia investigation, the people said: Mr. Horowitz’s investigators have been asking questions about the role of Stefan A. Halper, another F.B.I. informant, and his prior work for the bureau.

 

Agents involved in the Russia investigation asked Mr. Halper, an American academic who teaches in Britain, to gather information on Mr. Page and George Papadopoulos, another former Trump campaign foreign policy adviser. (read more)

 

Oh? NYT now saying FBI agents asked help from intelligence asset Stefan Halper to go gather information on Carter Page and George Papadopoulos?

 

Six months ago the New York Times was calling people ‘conspiracy theorists’ for pointing out how the CIA and FBI were using overseas intelligence officials to run up against the Trump campaign. Now they just drop it in their column as ‘meh‘, all casual like…. running spies into political campaigns, well, it happens all the time… or something. Obviously they are shaping and dumping their narratives and quietly trying walking away.

 

The bigger question the Times avoids is: “FBI Agents involved in the Russia investigation asked Mr. Halper to gather information on Page & Papadopulos” predicated on what?

 

What’s the underlying evidence that would inspire the FBI to request Stefan Halper to spy on American citizens connected to the Trump campaign? What’s the reason?

 

These contacts took place prior to July 31st, 2016, when Crossfire Hurricane began; so they are not part of the ‘official‘ FBI investigation… because these requests would have come before the investigation began… so what gives?

 

What’s the predicate for such a request?

 

The FBI has a “Brennan” problem. CIA Director John Brennan organized foreign intelligence assets to run against the Trump campaign March through July 2016 to help construct Brennan’s “EC” memo that he gave to James Comey to initiate the official start of the FBI counterintelligence operation.

 

As soon as The New York Times mentions the name Professor Joseph Mifsud in the same way as Professor Stefan Halper the gig is up.

 

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2019/04/09/heads-up-new-york-times-advanced-narrative-move-ig-office-investigating-stefan-halper/

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Anonymous ID: 8942f2 April 9, 2019, 7:49 p.m. No.6115916   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6038 >>6103 >>6193

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1115736814709555200.html?refreshed=yes

 

https://twitter.com/45_Schedule/status/1115736814709555200

 

South Korean President Moon Jae-in will arrive in Washington DC this Wednesday, where he will meet with U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday. Moon is hopeful his trip to the United States will revitalize talks with North Korea.

.@SecPompeo relays that diplomatic channels remain open and there have been ongoing conversations after Hanoi about how to move forward.

 

Pompeo is confident that a third summit with North Korea will happen.

President Moon, at the White House on Thursday, will ask President Trump to join him in Panmunjeom in a trilateral meeting with Kim Jong Un to finalize denuclearization negotiations.