Posted on 01/11/2019 1:27:46 PM PST by TigerClaws
Lisa Page told Congress that FBI moved "quickly" to obtain a FISA against Carter Page for "operational reasons," according to a transcript leaked to @EpochTimes (link: https://dailycaller.com/2019/01/11/lisa-page-carter-page-fisa/) dailycaller.com/2019/01/11/lis… @dailycaller
Lisa Page said that FBI began pursuing a FISA against Carter Page about a month before it was finally granted on Oct. 21, 2016. That means the FBI had the Steele dossier for mere days before it began seeking the FISA.
Page's testimony also suggests that FBI started seeking FISA *after* obtaining the dossier from Steele. This would tend to support what's already obvious: the dossier was an essential component of the FISA application.
“That means the FBI had the Steele dossier for mere days [after Senator John McCain RUSHED to give it to them!] before it began seeking the FISA.”
Fixed. I hope you’re enjoying your Eternal Home, McCain, you small, petty little man!
Thanks, shipmate.
Her answers are BS.
Why, again, shouldn’t Hillary have been pursued in a real Investigation?
She wasn’t because she’s a polarizing figure? Huh?
She says the FBi Hated Trump, but usually teams do Hate the people they Investigate, she claimed! Sure, but not with Hillary.
In fact, Strzok said under oath in his entire career, he’s never been involved with an Investigation that led to the indictment of a Democrat!
Her real story is to her co-workers and lover, that’s when she spoke the truth.
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The Steele dossier was made to order. They wanted s warrant on Page so they had Steele include Page in his dossier. You can see that by the way the dossier is written.
BTT
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ROFL ..... "operational reasons".
Trandslation: "We were operating on a plan to portray Donald Trump as a treasonous operator."
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