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To: NIKK
What kind of horrible person, calls upstanding FBI agents underneath him in NY- that are DOING THEIR JOBS by investigating the Weiner laptop, and admonishes THEM for leaks HE MADE?

SOP. See "Russian collusion" and a host of other accusations. It is NORMAL for the criminals in the government (and there are thousands of them) to accuse others.

The Obama State Department set up some sort of "backchannel" with one of our Five Eyes partners to share intel outside of normal procedures that led to the start of the Trump investigation

Heheheh. Good stuff. Sounds like the Australian connection there, the one that took advantage of the Papadopolous rant. Considering how cumbersome the bureaucratic system is, It's probably impossible to conduct business without backchannels.

635 posted on 04/13/2018 1:32:02 PM PDT by Cboldt
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To: Cboldt

Looks like John Vietnam Trailor has gotten to Mueller.

Jerome Corsi _

- By using the justice system as a political weapon, Mueller and his supporters in both parties are confirming what many Americans already believe: We are not all equal under one law

Robert Mueller’s Beltway Cover-Up https://t.co/7TCOuVE9gu By using the justice system as a political weapon, Mueller and his supporters in both parties are confirming what many Americans already believe: We are not all equal under one law @realDonaldTrump #Qanon8chan— Jerome Corsi (@jerome_corsi) April 13, 2018

Robert Mueller’s Beltway Cover-Up By using the justice system as a political weapon, Mueller and his supporters in both parties are confirming what many Americans already believe: We are not all equal under one law.,p> By Lee Smith

News that special counselor Robert Mueller has turned his attention to Erik Prince’s January 11, 2017 meeting in the Seychelles with a Russian banker, a Lebanese-American political fixer, and officials from the United Arab Emirates, helps clarify the nature of Mueller’s work. It’s not an investigation that the former director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation is leading—rather, it’s a cover-up.

645 posted on 04/13/2018 1:42:25 PM PDT by STARLIT (Trust The Plan.)
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To: ransomnote; Steven W.; Cboldt; greeneyes; TEXOKIE; txhurl; saywhatagain; Swordmaker; MNDude; ...

My understanding of how Five Eyes works is this:

It is technically illegal (or at least it used to be, laws passed since 9/11 may have changed that or maybe the lawless DS is just ignoring the law) for the US government to spy on citizens. But to get around that, they allow foreign governments to spy on US citizens. Then if they need “dirt” on anyone in the US (i.e., if HRC, 0vomit needs dirt on an enemy or a political opponent), they just ask the UK or Australia or whomever for that info. Our deep state returns the favor by providing requested info on foreign citizens to the equivalent deep state in those countries.

All nice and neat and “technically” we are not spying on our own citizens. I have the feeling that over the past 17 years (maybe more) things have gotten more overt and we are now harvesting everything worldwide. I have no proof, but would be willing to bet on it. If there is any remaining “technical” loophole, it would be that supposedly no one looks at or listens to the harvested data until a need arises.

So basically they have all your phone calls, emails, texts, Alexa requests, everything they can get their hands on. They obviously can’t listen to or read every single thing every one of us says or writes. But they can create AI programs that sift through the data and look for things of interest, written or spoken. They can winnow out terrorist threats - a good thing. Or they can winnow out any non-PC attitudes and track those who have them.

All this “unmasking” nonsense is just that: nonsense. They make a BIG SHOW of saying that hey, even if we have “inadvertently” collect information on someone in an “incidental” manner, we have legal “protections” in place so that we don’t violate that person’s privacy.

Anyone who has ever peeked in their sister’s diary or listened in on a party line or extension phone or eavesdropped on a conversation knows that human nature is going to lead people with low/zero morals to violate privacy at the drop of a hat.

Do you really believe that if your neighbor or brother-in-law had access to data about your income or something similar that they would not check it out if they knew they wouldn’t be caught? I think that many of us here are honorable and would not, but most of us know PLENTY of people who would not hesitate.

Small example: When celebrity sex tapes get released on the internet, millions of people look. Now imagine that the data (not necessarily a sex tape, but any “interesting” data) is about someone you know personally. Are you going to look? Or about you and your worst enemy has access to it. Are they going to look?


765 posted on 04/13/2018 3:22:46 PM PDT by generally ( Don't be stupid. We have politicians for that.)
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To: Cboldt
Sounds like the Australian connection there, the one that took advantage of the Papadopolous rant.

Or the UK/Richard Steele/MI6 connection. Probably both, though.

772 posted on 04/13/2018 3:26:56 PM PDT by bagster (Bagster the pompous jackal.)
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