Agree. Initially, I was reading posts where people thought he acted strangely during his interviews. Let me say this...I often have to present proposals to upper management where I work and this is how they are. They have no patience for the small details and they are not there to be questioned. They are there to tell you what they think or know.
I actually believe him. He gave some names right off the bat. I think he does not want to get Epsteined!
BTW...he says he first went to DOJ after Sessions left. He did not trust Sessions after Sessions had Butina arrested. Says he went to DOJ first on April 5, 2019.
Here is Q’s first post after 4/5/19:
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Barr Testifies ‘Spying Did Occur’ on Trump Campaign
Q!!mG7VJxZNCI 10 Apr 2019 - 11:59:08 AM
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/doj-watchdog-fbi-informant-in-russia-probe #128193;
PANIC.
Q
I have been a strong “Trust Sessions” guy.
But it makes you wonder: Why did Sessions DoJ throw Butina in solitary? Was Sessions truly so marginalized that he had no idea what was going on under him?
I look forward to the next written installment from Byrne, as he is a hard interview to watch. Surprisingly for a CEO, he cannot seem to complete any sentences.
Every time he says: “Here’s the main event,” it means he is about to go off on another tangent.
All that being said, his information is important, because it directly links Comey, Strzok and others to an intelligence operation against the Trump campaign that started way before the fraudulent FISA apps were even submitted.
From what I understand, this could only happen one of two ways:
1) TOTALLY ILLEGAL; or,
2) DIRECT ORDERS OF PRESIDENT OBAMA (and still probably illegal, but mitigating some of the responsibility of underlings).