James Wolfe Being A National Security Risk Overrides Reporter/Source Privilege.

IWB ^ | Ruby Henley

[davikkm]

There is no question in my mind that the Department of Justice was absolutely justified in looking into reporter, Ali Watkins’s electronic records. Why do I say this?

Due to her intimate relationship with government official James Wolfe, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence’s Director of Security from May 1987 to December 2017, her records became a matter of National Security. The fact that Wolfe lied to the FBI proves this.

James Wolfe’s first allegiance was to the United States. He took an oath to safeguard classified and top secret material. On a daily basis he had access to the most critical intelligence provided to the Committee by the Executive Branch of the United States Government.

The Executive Branch was obligated to share material with the Committee pertaining to a counterintelligence investigation on Carter Page. Strangely soon after, Ms. Watkins revealed that information to the public.

[TalBlack]

“”We the people can do it as soon as people stop just complaining and do something about it.””

We’ve done about as much as we can do. We massed, leaderless by the tens of thousands in Washington. We voted them into Congress, then into the Senate, then into the whitehouse...Theyve lost any fear of us. The past 40 yrs have taught them that they can ignore us. I mean what are we gonna do, right? The truth is that the only thing left to us, barring Trump saving the day, is our getting tough with them. It’s that simple.

[TalBlack]

I do not understand Trump’s reluctance to act or what laws prevent him from doing do.”””

I’m guessing that Trump doesnt see the path through the Deep Staters. He’s looking. Such a thing might easily take the whole first term.

[thoughtomator]

Spies aren’t not-spies because they have a NY Times employee card.