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FISA court slams FBI over surveillance applications, in rare public order
foxnews.com ^ | 12/17/2019 | admin

http://freerepublic.com/focus/news/3801593/posts?page=1

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"FISA court slams FBI over surveillance applications"

Now, if I were a judge on the FISA court, hearing all of this and realizing that this agency had become corrupt, the question first to my mind would be "Is this the first time they have done this kind of thing?"

This is what I said when NBC used footage from the gun range in Kentucky to prop up the need for us to go into Syria "Is this the first time they (any news agency or any part of our government) have done this kind of thing?"

It is absolutely critical that we answer this question, just as it is absolutely critical that we answer that same question as applied to the FBI's abuse of the FISA program. Yep, for the footage or other 'news' that has been used to get us into wars going back decades, it would be a huge task to review a LOT of material, but I believe we cannot call the swamp drained by just exposing what they did to Trump. We have to expose it all. I wish there were some way to get these questions to Q.