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Not a twatter... ;)

Have looked at the Awans for a while, here is some more interesting connections. I think the Awans have worked with Pakistani ISI the whole time under contract from the CIA so the CIA can spy on Congress with plausible deniability.

http://www.investmentwatchblog.com/the-pakistani-spy-imran-awan-is-working-for-clinton-linked-attorney-while-paul-manafort-is-in-jail/ (6/17/2018)

'Imran Awan first landed a job with former Democratic representative Robert Wexler as an “information technology director” in 2004. His younger brother, Jamal, was employed as an information technology worker for Democrat representative, Julia Brownley.'

'Imran Awan has a longtime relationship with some members of Congress, including working for Meeks and Becerra, starting in 2004, and joining Wasserman Schultz’s office in 2005. The IT staffer position expanded to include more than 30 representatives, including work under congressional members who were members of top secret level congressional committees.'

'Although personal office computers are not supposed to be used for Intelligence Committee business or classified material, accessing these computers is a high priority for foreign intelligence services, because of the information they could glean about the committee’s work from unclassified emails.'

'The Awans had ‘the keys to the kingdom’ once they made it to Capitol Hill. Their Democrat benefactors allowed them to breech policy for the sake of convenience. They also operated an external server, which is against all protocols concerning secured government information. Everyone looked the other way.'

'The most shocking aspect of the Awan scandal is he allegedly transferred a USB drive to a Pakistani senator and former head of a Pakistani intelligence agency, the father’s ex-business partner, Rashid Minhas. It is an outrage this was allowed to happen, and the American people should be fuming.'

Awan - Pak ISI connection pretty clear with the former head being the former business partner of the father. ISI - CIA connection well known since the 1980s with CIA using ISI to get into Afghanistan - Osama bin Laden was one of those early contacts.

Just a sniff of Strzok - Awan connection but nothing definite from a credible source.

Seems to be a pretty solid Strzok - CIA connection though -

https://yournewswire.com/peter-strzok-funded-cia/

'Strzok, a central figure in the spying and wiretapping scandal of President Trump, grew up in Africa while his father worked on various CIA projects.'

'Truepundit.com reports: Now, as the spying and wiretapping scandal of the FBI has implicated former CIA Director John Brennan and Barack Obama’s CIA, questions have emerged about the FBI Strzok’s connections to the CIA. And that of his family too. The Inspector General is probing many facets of FBI corruption, along with House and Senate committees. That includes CIA involvement in the FBI spying scandals. And Strzok’s alleged role as a clandestine liaison between FBI and CIA.'

'The FBI’s Strzok bragged in internal FBI text messages about obtaining a CIA coin – often awarded for meritorious service to intelligence agents — from and personally signed by former CIA Director John Brennan in 2017. Now Strzok is accused of working with CIA cut-out Stefan Halper to set traps for Trump associates.'

'Peter Strzok Sr.. the father of the FBI’s Peter Strzok, served 21 years in the Army before taking a post in Africa for Catholic Relief Services, a charity with bonafide international links to the CIA and funding from the United Nations. According to records, Strzok worked for CRS staring in 1981 and lived abroad with his family a young Peter in Africa. Prior to taking the position in Africa, the elder Strzok worked in Vietnam, the Middle East and specifically Iran for an unknown U.S. contractor.'

Would ex-CIA director John Brennan be defending Strzok so vigorously if it wasn't true?

https://www.newsmax.com/josephklein/strzok-brennan-congress-hearing/2018/07/13/id/871589/

'Ex-CIA Director John Brennan has complained about the treatment that FBI agent Peter Strzok received from GOP House leaders, Reps. Bob Goodlatte of Virginia and Trey Gowdy of South Carolina, during a hearing conducted on Thursday by the House Judiciary and Oversight Committees.'

'The sharp exchanges over Strzok’s controversial text messages with former FBI lawyer Lisa Page were too much for Brennan, who called the exchanges "a mockery of the oversight function and responsibility that is supposed to be a bipartisan effort to try to make sure we keep this country strong and safe."'