[blueyon]

Looks like we need to be the media, dig in - find the changes and get it out there...

[Responsibility2nd]

I’m not holding my breath on the Horowitz Report.

Why? Because it will be a Nothingburger. And even if it does name names and outlines criminal activities against whoever...

What good will that do? No one will be indicted. No one will go to jail.

/cynicism

[ptsal]

Any new spelling games? (Comey vs. Corney)

[bigbob]

Because he’s found things that need to be revised and updated, of course.

Would Paul Sperry prefer he not do that?

Bloggers gotta blog...

[Whenifhow]

Related:
Sketchy Changes to IG FISA Report Cover-Up Major Discrepancy in First Version…
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2020/01/15/sketchy-changes-to-ig-fisa-report-cover-up-major-discrepancy-in-first-version/

[old curmudgeon]

What has he changed?

From what to what?

Without that info, this is worthless info.

[patriotfury]

I do not believe the magnitude of attack on our Constitution, the scale of lawfare, and the level of vitriol amd militancy we and our liberty are actually facing, has been fully ID’d or assimilated.

Much of the attack on President Trump is obvious, but he is still just symbolic, and a proxy of liberty loving Americans.

This really is a long war, which the left will at some point initially make “hot”, of which we will have to defend our selves, or our liberty, and the liberty of our children dies, and American society and life as we have known it, is subjugated to real “chains and slavery”.

I agree with you.

We have no choice, but to make sure there are full unabridged copies, libraries, and data bases, on every thing taking place, and just everything.

Not all motives are wrong, and it is not bad to make things “soft copy”.

Nevertheless, the government (state and federal), and many universities, have long been, and are digitizing everything, and literally shutting down physical locations and accesses, to all things “hard copy”.

Our justice system, and voting systems are experiencing the same devolution.

As information moves toward near full digitization, accesses to much government infoation is becoming much more restricted. We are increasingly relying on the spiraling character, morality, and ideology those who work in segregated databases and cyber.

It is actually becoming easier and easier, for fewer people to control and manipulate what we see and know.

[bitt]

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[stylin19a]

Sneaky...The revisions are listed in the original document. So the current 12/09/2019 document contains the 12/20/2019 revison, which is the 2nd revision

Click on the 12/09/2019 document

https://www.oversight.gov/reports?field_address_country=All&field_type_of_product[]=14&field_component_agency_[]=321&items_per_page=10

“This report was originally issued on December 9, 2019. The report was updated on
December 11 and December 20, 2019, with the following changes (page references are to
the public version of the report):”

[stylin19a]

here are the new changes - they added 2 bullets at the end - bullets 4 & 5 of the NOTICE section.
Note: in the newer document the 2nd bullet and 3rd bullet from the 1st revision are flip-flopped in the 2nd revision. Nothing has changed in those bullets. Why flip-flop ? who knows. :

* On page 57, we added the specific provision of the United States Code where the
Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) is codified, and revised a footnote in order to
reference prior OIG work examining the Department’s enforcement and
administration of FARA.

* On page 413, we changed the word, “three” to “second and third.” The corrected
information appearing in this updated report reflects the accurate description of the
Carter Page FISA applications that did not contain the information the FBI obtained
from Steele’s Primary Sub-source in January 2017 that raised significant questions
about the reliability of the Steele reporting. This information previously appeared,
and still appears, accurately on pages xi, xiii, 368, and 372.