Fisa Court Committed a Fraud upon America

American Thinker.com ^ | December 23, 2019 | Daniel John Sobieski

[Sirius Lee]

Where is John Roberts? Doesn’t he oversee the FISA courts? At the very least, he ought to make a public statement acknowledging the court messed up big time and explain how he will make sure the problems are corrected

He's looking for another far lefty to replace her on the FISA court.

[Starboard]

DC never punishes DC. Its an accountability free zone.

[bitt]

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[Swordmaker]

Collyer retiring for health reasons?

Probably afraid of contracting Clinton Lead Poisoning. . .

[cookcounty]

I’m glad she finally woke up, if that’s what happened, but I strongly suspect she’s been wide-awake the whole time and is herself part of the seditious cabal.

[Leep]

“Fisa Court Committed a Fraud upon America”

Is that like when a “gun” kills someone?

Or maybe crooked corrupt individuals are responsible..and maybe those individuals should be held responsible..???,
Like pelosi said, NOONE IS ABOVE THE LAW, NO ONE!

[Mashood]

Collyer is/was a rubber stamp for the DNC.

[Boogieman]

“It appears FISC rubber stamps all the applications submitted which is not acceptable.”

They were designed to be rubber stamps, back when they were supposed to be a formality for approving spying on foreign terrorists and spies and such. After all, the intelligence agencies are going to spy on those people whether they can get a warrant or not. So the court might as well approve it, so we at least have some kind of oversight and record of the spying. They just continued to be rubber stamps when the deep staters expanded their mission to include every citizen in the country. That’s where the real trouble started.

[Boogieman]

Of course. I mean, corrupt Chicago politicians don’t get prosecuted in Chicago either. They only get held to account if the feds come in. The problem is that there is no similar outside body with authority to intervene and prosecute corrupt politicians at the national level.

[Chaguito]

Health reasons, indeed!

“..six ways from Sunday...” and all that.

[be-baw]

Since its inception in 1979, only 85 of more than 40,000 have been denied.

Interestingly in 2016 there were 34 rejected and 34 more in 2017. 84% of rejections happened in just those two years.

Gotta wonder: why so many, so recently?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Foreign_Intelligence_Surveillance_Court

[ModelBreaker]

“As long as Congress is in an impeaching mood, Judge Collyer seems to be deserving, . . . “

To justify her behavior, one would have to believe that internet memes were far better informed about the FBI’s behavior than was the judge who signed the warrants. But if that is true, the most generous assessment I can make of her behavior is willful blindness to by far the most outrageous political scandal of my (rather long) life.

[mewzilla]

Collyer is not the only rubber stamp there.

[fr_freak]

Presiding judge Rosemary Collyer, having returned from her vacation on Mars and just in time for her retirement, has demanded of the FBI revised procedures to ensure that the multiple frauds committed upon the court, including inclusion of fraudulent material, omission of exculpatory information, and the deliberate alteration of documents to mislead the court.

Is the author ever going to tell us what is to be ensured, or is he just going to keep us in suspense forever? I can't read this article until the author finishes this sentence.