wow! Ex-Informant Reveals FBI Lied To Congressional Investigators About “Missing” Strzok-Page Texts

Gateway Pundit ^ | 01/25/2018 | Joshua Caplan

[Col Frank Slade]

That also..

[blueunicorn6]

Democrats are Democrats first.

Being an American is way down on their list.

Remember that about your Democrat friends and neighbors and relatives.

[bagster]

Have you ever tried to fire a Government employee? I have. It ain't pretty. The tendency is to not even consider it an option after too many futile attempts.

It's extremely frustrating to watch inept employees remain in place.

[bagster]

That’s been America’s problem for a while now.

[bagster]

'ceptin' a whole agency of 'em.

Yep. And that's the danger. If you allow one dirty cop, especially in leadership, the cancer spreads. The good cops become an endangered species.

[Kent C]

I bet the other 998 FBI agents are happy to get their texts back.

The “1000 agents were affected” was basically fake news to dilute the Strzok/Page texts.

[Lopeover]

Democrats are really communists first. Get it right.

[Baynative]

Speaking of informants;
What ever happened to that secret witness that was a double agent paid by Russians but working for US intelligence on the uranium deal?

[gubamyster]

What ever happened to that secret witness that was a double agent paid by Russians but working for US intelligence on the uranium deal?

I haven't heard much about him or U1 or anything from his attorney Victoria Toensing for several weeks.

However, a day or so ago, a caller into Hannity's radio show asked & Hannity said the investigation was definitely still ongoing.

[Chode]

or like that FPOS clapper said "i answered in the least untruthful manner"

[Lee25]

Lying in Washington DC is not news. What’s news is that liar got caught

[gubamyster]

What’s news is that liar got caught.

It might even be "BOOM"-worthy if something actually happens to them.

[cyclotic]

Dan Bongino was explaining this on his podcast. A government employee can be compelled to testify and can be held criminally and civilly responsible for malfeasance committed while employed. A former employee cannot be held to the same level of culpability. It’s an administrative thing.

[Political Junkie Too]

Lying to the FBI is a crime.

The FBI is allowed to lie.

The FBI lied to the FBI.

Illogical... Illogical...

If the FBI lied, it is not a crime. But if it lied to the FBI, it is a crime. But it is not a crime for the FBI to lie. But lying to the FBI is a crime...

It does not compute...

-PJ

[Maudeen]

If we don’t see some prison time. . .all this investigation and spending of the tax payers’ hard earned money is for naught. I see locals going to jail and prison for far less.

[Deaf Smith]

I have asked this question before and no one replied:

Who has arrest authority over the F BI high ecelon?

If there is potential treason evidence, those should be taken into custody to prevent: destruction of evidence, obstruction and continued acts against the USA and constitution.

[mowowie]

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[immadashell]

Why are these people still employed at FBI and being paid by taxpayer money?? They would have been thrown out, pay stopped at any private firm when this was first discovered,…

Well, let’s see, they’re employed by the government??? Aren’t they???

[JennysCool]

Their reaction to Trump is EXACTLY like adolescents mid-party seeing Dad unexpectedly turning into the driveway.

[Rebelbase]

Ha! I know that feeling. OH SH*T!