▶Anonymous 08/28/18 (Tue) 15:06:426b09ab (3) No.2768760>>2768764
Q post breakdown for normies:
>FISA (ABCs) v INSCOM
Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FBI, DOJ, CIA, etc) versus United States Army Intelligence and Security Command
>NOFORN
NOFORN (meaning "no foreign nationals") is applied to any information that may not be released to any non-U.S. citizen. NOFORN and distribution statements are often used in conjunction with classified information or alone on SBU information.
>NSA INSCOM BRIDGE
NSA and INSCOM share intel.
>FISA = FISC
U.S. federal court established and authorized under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 (FISA) to oversee requests for surveillance warrants against foreign spies inside the United States by federal law enforcement and intelligence agencies.
>Who is accountable to Congress (civilian body)?
All the above.
>Define 'State Secrets'.
A sensitive issue or piece of information that is kept secret by the government, usually to protect the public.
>Process of obtaining a FISA warrant?
https://www.ajc.com/news/national/what-fisa-warrant/WqP428Eg04nHe933u1GazO/
When an agency requests a warrant from the FISA Court, the request falls to one of the 11 judges who sit on the court. It is up to that judge to either deny or approve the request for a surveillance warrant. If the request is denied, there is an avenue for appeal of the ruling, but that has happened only a handful of times in the history of the court.
An alternate way a warrant for surveillance can be obtained is if the U.S. attorney general declares an emergency and authorizes the employment of the surveillance. The attorney general must notify a judge on the FISA Court, and must, within seven days, apply for a warrant for the action.
>What must be DEMONSTRATED to be GRANTED?
The statute that created FISA Courts bars targeted electronic surveillance in the United States unless there is evidence that a foreign power or agent of a foreign power is involved. Also, there has to be evidence that the facility – an email address or phone number, for instance – is being used by the foreign power or agent. In addition, the government must show that the information to be collected is "relevant" to any investigation of foreign espionage or terrorism.
>Who must SIGN OFF?
Generally, the attorney general signs the warrant requests. Fisc Judge sign to permit surveillance.
>Can 'select' individuals in senior positions of power be SHADOW BANNED from ACTIVE FISA WARRANTS / SURV?
Yes. While the proceedings are secret, there are rules that have to be followed.
>NAT SEC
National Security.
>Sufficient evidence shown to demonstrate rogue elements of intelligence apparatus illegally violated FISA law (tenets) in coordinated effort w/ d+foreign allies to impact/mod the outcome of the 2016 Presidential election & safeguard against future uncover / criminal prosecution?
w/ d+foreign allies = Domestic and Foreign Allies. Yes, we have that evidence in the plethora of drops and news articles supporting Q. It's why Ohr is in the hot seat now, Lisa page confessed, and Strzok looks like a cunt.
>Who must sign off on FISA warrants?
Generally, the attorney general signs the warrant requests. Fisc Judge sign to permit surveillance.
>Who directs the signers?
It could go all the way to the top of the Executive Branch (Three Branches; POTUS is head executor of the law)
>Given magnitude of spy campaign (U.S. Presidential Election Republican Party Nominee Candidate + President Elect + President of the United States) would HUSSEIN be required to DIRECT ORDER?
If it went high up enough, sure. It's part of his job to carry out the law.
Thank you, that was helpful.
Very good un-roll No_Doll_i
ThanQ