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https://badlands.substack.com/p/durham-continues-to-reveal-previously?
Durham Continues To Reveal Previously Undisclosed SpyGate Evidence
How Do You Break 5 Years of Relentless & Endless Russia Russia Russia Propaganda Programming That Still Influences A Large Segment Of The American Public? John Durham Thinks He Knows...
The trial of a key member of the Hillary Clinton 2016 presidential campaign’s dirty tricks team is now winding down in an Alexandria, Virginia courtroom.
A lot of media commentary regarding the Durham Special Counsel is being focused on a narrative that this trial will be it for Durham, and that he’s going to wrap it up now. There will be no further indictments or investigatory actions by the SCO and he’s going to devote his last months as Special Counsel to writing his final report.
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end of this article is a good summary:
https://badlands.substack.com/p/durham-continues-to-reveal-previously
What Evidence To Counter The Programming Did Durham Surface During The Sussmann Trial?
What did Durham reveal during the Sussmann trial that had been carefully concealed for more than five years?
Let’s count:
1. Hillary Clinton’s private spy ring. Why was Durham bringing that to light so important? Because by using private cybersecurity contractors working inside the federal agencies as her own secret operatives, Hillary Clinton was spying on people without any kind of a warrant. See, I don’t mean to shock anybody, but did you know that Hillary Clinton and her political campaign for President back in 2016 was not any kind of law enforcement or intelligence agency, and she did not go to any court to get approval of the spying her minions were doing for her? Well it’s true. And Durham got it on the record.
2. Clinton’s private spy ring was spying on Trump and his associates at Trump Tower, his office building, and most importantly, at the White House itself once he moved in.
3. The Clinton campaign gave her private spy ring inside the federal agencies databases an enemies list of specific targets for surveillance.
4. Clinton’s private spy ring trawled the federal agency databases looking for data related to these people on the enemies list they were given.
5. Clinton’s private spy ring was paid to steal classified/nonpublic data off of these federal agency databases and construct the Trump/Russia collusion allegation we’ve come to call “The Alfa Bank Hoax”. [I suspect but cannot prove at this point that some of the stolen data from the federal agency databases related to the Trump associates on the Clinton campaign’s enemies list ended up in the Steele Dossier.]
6. The data stolen by Clinton’s private spy ring that had been developed into the Alfa Bank Hoax under the watchful eyes and direction of the Clinton campaign’s lawyers at Perkins Coie was then given to the news media and to two specific federal agencies: a law enforcement agency [FBI] and an intelligence agency [CIA]
7. Once the FBI had closed it’s Alfa Bank hoax investigation by the time Trump assumed office, Clinton’s dirty tricks squad tried again to get another investigation started with a different federal agency. They revised and expanded the Alfa Bank hoax with new data they’d stolen from the servers inside the Executive Office of the President [EOP] and brought that to the CIA to see if they could convince the CIA to investigate.
8. Some of the EOP data they added to the revised and expanded Alfa Bank hoax that they presented to the CIA in February of 2017 was stolen from off the White House’s servers **after** Donald J. Trump had been sworn in as the nation’s 45th President.
9. Members of the FBI are targets in ongoing investigations. FBI personnel testifying on the stand stated they were subjects of investigations.
10. The Clinton campaign, Perkins Coie, Fusion GPS, Rodney Joffe & his merry crew of cyber contractors, they all tried to thwart federal grand jury subpoenas by making bogus claims of attorney/client privilege. Durham demonstrated on the record that more than 80% of these claims were bogus on their face.
Not one thing you read in this list above had been publicly revealed for more than five years until Durham himself began revealing it in the Sussmann case court filings and then during the trial itself.
Now, with the Danchenko trial, Durham is repeating the template.
What Evidence To Counter The Programming Is Durham Revealing At The Danchenko Trial?
So, what has Durham revealed during the Danchenko trial that was **also** carefully concealed for more than five years?
Let’s count that too.
1. The FBI didn’t verify a single allegation they used in Steele Dossier before taking allegations out of it and using them in a spy warrant on Carter Page.
2. The FBI was so hot to use the Steele Dossier, when they couldn’t verify any of the allegations they wanted to use in the warrant, with the 2016 election fast approaching, in October they offered Christopher Steele payment of up to $1 million dollars to corroborate it for them. Steele couldn’t verify a single one of the allegations either.
3. At the time the FBI used the Steele Dossier allegations in the FISA warrant on Carter Page, Steele still had not identified the primary sub-source [PSS] to the agency. The FBI Crossfire Hurricane team supposedly did not learn that the PSS was Danchenko until late December.
4. After realizing Steele’s PSS was Danchenko, the FBI was aware there had been a counterintelligence investigation of Danchenko out of the agency’s Baltimore field office for suspected espionage activity. So they knew by January of 2017 that Steel’s PSS was a suspected Russian agent.
5. After learning that Steele’s PSS for the allegations they’d used in the Page FISA warrant was a suspected Russian agent, the FBI’s Crossfire Hurricane team and the Mueller Special Counsel’s Office renewed that warrant with the court three times. [The Mueller SCO did not start up until May of 2017, and so was only involved in the last renewal of the warrant]
6. After learning that Danchenko was Steele’s main source for compiling the reports in the dossier, the FBI paid likely Russian agent Danchenko to become a Confidential Human Source [CHS] for a period of 3 1/2 years, from March of 2017 through October of 2020.
7. The FBI learned that one of the dossier’s sources was a longtime Democratic operative and power broker who’d been involved in high level politics since the days of Jimmy Carter: Charles H. “Chuck” Dolan.
8. Due to a series of ‘miscommunications’ between Danchenko’s FBI handler and the Baltimore field office, Danchenko’s having been investigated for espionage activity and being a Russian disinformation agent was glossed over and never became an issue.
9. Durham is clearly demonstrating with documentary evidence and witness testimony that the FBI didn’t start their Crossfire Hurricane investigation with any real predicate; and then compounded that by using unverified Clinton dirty tricks team allegations in a spy warrant that had no evidentiary basis. They went backwards: they started with the crime they wanted to investigate Trump & his people for and then went looking for some way to justify what they were already doing.
10. There was no excuse for submitting that bogus warrant with fake allegations in it to the FISA Court for three renewals. There was no way by the time the warrant was renewed the third time that anybody on the Crossfire Hurricane team or the Mueller Special Counsel had any illusions about the veracity of the dossier or the Clinton dirty trick team operatives who created it and brought it to them.
Once The Playing Field Has Been Leveled, What Could Durham Do?
What indictments **could** Durham unseal, based on the evidence that has surfaced at these two trials, if he so desired to?
Well first off all, Durham could charge multiple people from the 2016 Clinton campaign and the private contractor dirty tricksters and spies they hired to illegally steal classified data and construct Trump/Russia collusion hoaxes with it with ESPIONAGE.
Next, he could charge the members of the federal law enforcement and intelligence agencies who made the deliberate decision to continue their illegally predicated spying on Trump and his associates once Trump had become the nation’s 45th President with TREASON.
Based on what’s been made public so far - and we know we haven’t seen everything Durham has got at this point - there’s no question in my mind that Durham **could** file indictments for theft of classified information, espionage and treason.
The cases are sitting right there…**if** he wants to make them.
What we’ll be waiting to see once this current trial is over, is if he will follow through or not now that he’s exposed much of the joint venture and effectively killed the gaslighting narrative that trapped the country in an illusion for half a decade.