Anonymous ID: f757fc Dec. 11, 2019, 6:16 p.m. No.7485199   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5242 >>5243 >>5260 >>5263 >>5317 >>5348 >>5450 >>5459 >>5724 >>5818

>>7485158

>>7485133

…"Start asking questions about why the copy [FISA delivered to Senate Committee confidential info custodian James Wolfe] from March 17th, 2017, has different dates than the original FISA application and first renewal. That March 17th copy was seeded with a false date of origination. The reason for the false date appears to be the FBI leak taskforce initiated by Sessions. The false date was a leak trap…."

 

Oh wow. Keep reading

Anonymous ID: f757fc Dec. 11, 2019, 6:24 p.m. No.7485263   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5272 >>5317 >>5450 >>5724 >>5818

>>7485199

–moar–

This is HOT SHIT

 

…"CTH made the case in mid 2018 that someone at the DOJ had influenced a decision not to charge Wolfe with the leaking of the FISA application; despite the FBI and DOJ having direct evidence of Wolfe leaking classified information.

 

The logical reason for the Rosenstein DOJ not to charge Wolfe with the FISA leak was because that charge would ensnare powerful Senators on the powerful committee. Worse still, in hindsight we now see how that committee was working to aide the purposes and intents of the corrupt DOJ and FBI officials as they built their impeachment agenda.

 

Remember, the SSCI has intelligence oversight of the DOJ, DOJ-NSD, FBI and all associated counterintelligence operations. Additionally, when the FBI was investigating Wolfe for leaking classified documents, according to their court filings they had to inform the committee of the risk Wolfe represented. Who did they have to inform?.. Chairman Richard Burr and Vice-Chair Mark Warner.

 

Think about it. Both gang-of-eight members (Warner/Burr), who happened -as a consequence of the jaw dropping implications- to be two SSCI members who were warned by the FBI that Wolfe was compromised…. and they, along with Feinstein in 2016, were the co-conspirators who used James Wolfe. The ramifications cannot be overstated.

 

Any criminal charges for leaking classified intelligence information against James Wolfe would likely result in a major scandal where the SSCI itself was outlined as participants in the weaponization of government for political intents. Thus, the perfect alignment of interests for a dropped charge and DC cover-up."…

Anonymous ID: f757fc Dec. 11, 2019, 6:24 p.m. No.7485272   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5305 >>5317 >>5450 >>5724 >>5818

>>7485263

more radioactive SHIT

 

…" the accused Security Director James Wolfe evidenced the schemes when he threatened to subpoena members of the SSCI as part of his defense. [See Here]

 

[…] Attorneys for James A. Wolfe sent letters to all 15 senators on the committee, notifying them that their testimony may be sought as part of Mr. Wolfe’s defense, according to two people familiar with the matter.

 

[…] Mr. Wolfe’s defense lawyers are considering calling the senators as part of the proceedings for a variety of reasons, including as potential character witnesses and to rebut some of the allegations made by the government in the criminal complaint, these people say. (link)

 

Immediately after threatening to subpoena the SSCI (July 27, 2018), the DOJ (Rosenstein authorizing) cut a deal with Wolfe and dropped the charges down to a single charge of lying to investigators. However, someone in the FBI who was doing the investigative legwork wasn’t happy with that decision.

 

The overwhelming circumstantial evidence that Wolfe leaked the FISA application went from a strong suspicion, to damn certain (after the plea deal) when the DOJ included a sentencing motion in mid-December 2018…."

Anonymous ID: f757fc Dec. 11, 2019, 6:27 p.m. No.7485305   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5317 >>5450 >>5724 >>5818

>>7485272

…" Because the copy delivered to the SSCI on March 17th, 2017, had a modified date as a leak tracer. All subsequent public releases of the FISA dates had to either: (A) duplicate the false date; or (B) be redacted.

 

and dates were redacted, and now we know why?