Posted on 01/23/2018 4:44:34 PM PST by markomalley
Obama administration Director of National Intelligence James Clapper held a meeting in his last days in office to discuss the idea of going to a Supreme Court justice to block President Donald Trump’s inauguration, according to a high-level member of the intelligence community who spoke with a Big League Politics source.
Clapper discussed blocking the inauguration on the grounds that Trump was an illegitimate president due to alleged Russian interference in the election, according to the sources. It is not known whether Clapper ever actually convened a meeting with a Supreme Court justice to discuss the Russia case, or whether he simply discussed the idea of doing so. By the time Trump entered office on January 20, the Russia narrative was already underway.
A high-level member of the intelligence community who witnessed the meeting said that Clapper discussed going to one of three female Supreme Court justices to make the case that alleged Russian interference could invalidate Trump’s claim to the presidency.
Here’s a text the witness sent to BLP’s source:
Here’s another text the witness sent to BLP’s source around the same time, describing how the Deep State was making General Michael Flynn a “rising target” for his alleged involvement with Russians, and stating that House Speaker Paul Ryan is a “wild card” in the Deep State wars.
Big League Politics recently reported on an audiotape in which Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Seymour Hersh admitted that slain DNC staffer Seth Rich was the source for Wikileaks’ release of DNC emails in 2016, not a Russian hack. Hersh also said that Clapper and Obama administration CIA director John Brennan helped to create the Russia narrative against Trump.
As Big League Politics reported: real estate mogul Timothy Blixseth claims that he saw records from CIA and NSA whistleblower Dennis Montgomery proving that Clapper and Obama CIA director John Brennan oversaw repeated spying on the phone calls of President Donald Trump and millions of other private American citizens, including Supreme Court Justice John Roberts. Fired former FBI director James Comey received evidence from the whistleblower’s lawyer but sat on it.
In an audiotaped interview — conducted before Trump ever ran for president — Blixseth spoke to former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio and detective Mike Zullo. The audio was released in connection with a civil contempt case that the Department of Justice filed against Arpaio. The audio of this conversation appears to only be preserved in one location on the Internet, on a whistleblower Soundcloud page.
“This guy showed me 900 million phone calls. And I see myself in there. I see people I know. I see Donald Trump in there a zillion times, and Bloomberg is in there,” Blixseth said on the tape, referring to information that Montgomery allegedly showed him.
“He’s a very genius computer guy,” Blixseth said of Montgomery. “What they did is, they were actually working for the CIA. And they mask it as — I’m sure you’ll remember this — the contracts with the CIA, of which I had many copies, said that they were decoding Al-Jazeera television, said that there was broadcast embedded, remember that? Owned by Gore? Al Gore’s got part of it now. But it was all bullshit. That was bullshit. That was a front by the CIA. And this guy [Montgomery] worked for Brennan and Clapper. Those were the two guys running it,” Timothy Blixseth told Arpaio and Zullo on the tape.
“He started out in 2004 with another partner in Reno, Nevada, called eTreppid. They collected about $40 million from the CIA. Top security clearance. All kinds of letters…In 2006 they started a new company that [my ex-wife] owns, and they started doing the same business for the government. What it really turns out they were doing is they were hacking into all of America.
Big League Politics called the listed number for eTreppid Technologies, but we were told that Montgomery no longer works there. “That company closed down years ago, sir,” a representative said of eTreppid Technologies. When asked what the company is called now, the representative said, “I’m sorry, I can’t discuss any more with you.”
Blixseth claimed in his conversation with Zullo and Arpaio that Brennan and Clapper were running the operation.
“Everything they said they didn’t do, that Brennan said recently, mainly Clapper. It’s all bullshit. And I’ve got it right here,” Blixseth said.
On the explosive tapes, Blixseth walks Arpaio and Zullo through the details of the program on a computer screen. At one point, the three begin pulling up specific names of targeted individuals.
“You know who that guy is? That’s the head of the FISA court they hacked into, Reggie Walton,” Blixseth tells the investigators.
“John Roberts, the chief justice of the Supreme Court, was hacked,” Blixseth tells Arpaio and Zullo.
Insiders have always been skeptical of Roberts’ motives for siding with President Obama on the 2012 Obamacare case. While there’s still no available evidence that Roberts was blackmailed, the allegation that he was “hacked” by Obama officials provides some more context into the justice’s controversial career.
I’ve had it with these reprobates. If any one of the dozens of stinking things that have surfaced in the last week or two could be pinned on the president or his people, the MSM would be in full drumbeat mode.
Concerning the author of this piece:
Patrick Howley (born 1989) is an American journalist. He is a reporter for Breitbart News Network in Washington, D.C. He was previously a reporter for The Washington Free Beacon and The Daily Caller. Howley previously served as an assistant editor for The American Spectator. His work has been featured by the Wall ... He moved on from Breitbart last year.
Because he is usually a cuck.
All this conspiracy stuff is kinda fun in the abstract, but when one ponders maybe it is true - Clapper, others seriously engaing SCOTUS; all the other machinations to at least hamstring Trump on totally false pretext, and that by high levels in the "intelligence" community - well, it's a much bigger deal when it's real.
None of the perps is going to go easy, and they do have armies embedded in the government apparatus. Messy, messy business.
And the press knew the truth all along ...
So when do the hangings start for treason? The list ought to be growing.
“Shouldn’t clapper be arrested?”
Of course not, Clapper and the secret society should be allowed to continue their take down of America, as well as their attempt to reverse the will of the American people. Make no mistake, as long as Mueller is still in the mix, their treason is ongoing.
All they have are “armies of lawyers” ( no actual shooting armies yet!), a significant “war chest” for lawyers supplied by the usual suspects and a significant (still!)cadre of left wing federal judges to get favorable rulings from. This is bad enough and can keep things mucked up for a long time Maybe long enough to run the clock out on Trump. That’s the on-going threat!
To counter this Trump needs to keep running hides through the pipeline (He seems to be doing that!). Eventually the Mueller thing has to play out. If Manafort & Gunn can get their cases thrown out due Mueller malfeasance & incompetence this also strengthens Trump. If Trump got another Supreme Court vacancy and have a guaranteed majority he could go balls to the wall. Now if both the GOP leadership and voters (yes voters!) can avoid Ed Gillispes & Roy Moores as candidates and quit giving Rats victories they shouldn’t have we can lick this thing!
Well, if it provides any assurance, **everyone**, and I mean everyone in DC - down to the lowliest office assistant - knew what was going on. I mean, if nothing else, Snowden laid it all out there for everyone to see.
So, in the long litany of players with full knowledge of exactly what was going on, I of course include Trump. Now, this is where GE is driven crazy, but how far fetched is it that a white hat conspiracy actually recruited Trump to defeat the deep state enemy?
Once you get into the realm of what we now know, and combine it with logical speculation about what then logically follows, then it isn't such a big leap to start seeing a very long range, big picture indeed.
Is this more tinfoil hat silliness?
You’ve played enough Fallout to have picked up some fighting skills. I believe in you!
I know exactly what you mean. There comes a time when the best thing you can do is to solve as much of a big problem as possible.
Looks pretty unlikely, when the supposed good guys in your theory can't even hang on to the 5 most important months of texts between FBI agents, for example. See my new tagline for more clues.
The same way Obama and Hillary were recruited by the other side. At some abstract level, all presidents are "recruited" by others. The professional politicians form exploratory committees to find out how big and powerful their army will be.
I think Trump ran largely maybe mostly on his own initiative. I'm sure he had encouragement, and some of that may have been in the form of sharing a goal of reducing the corruption.
-- ... it isn't such a big leap to start seeing a very long range, big picture indeed. --
That's a fact, whether he was recruited in advance, or just "fell into it." No doubt he knows it is a dirty stinking swamp.
You sell the popcorn, I’ll open a beer garden. $$$$$$$
But first, show them that they were spied on and that intimate details of their lives are permanently stored.
Trump - “Complicated business..”
“Now if both the GOP leadership and voters (yes voters!) can avoid Ed Gillispes & Roy Moores as candidates and quit giving Rats victories they shouldn’t have we can lick this thing!”
The problem is not with Roy Moore but with conservative-leaning voters who either could not be troubled to show up at the polls or bought the orchestrated smear attacks hook, line, and sinker.
The real reason Moore was blocked from winning is because he openly opposed the homosexual agenda. And members of both parties were not going to stand for that.
But if our only options involve picking between pro-abortion, pro-sodomy Democrats and pro-abortion, pro-sodomy Republicans, then the Republic is not worth saving. It will have to be demolished and rebuilt from the ground up. It will be time for Revolution 2.
The reason Roy Moore lost was that he was a crappy candidate. I almost didn’t vote because he has been a joke in Alabama since he was a grandstanding demigog in the Etowah County courthouse. Put any decent GOP candidate up in 2020 and Alabama will be back in GOP hands...if McConnell stays out of it.
Bttt
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