Bruce Ohr Warned FBI Leadership That Steele Was Biased Against Trump And Dossier Funded by DNC

saraacarter.com ^ | 8/13/2019 | Greg jarrett

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Newly obtained documents confirm that James Comey’s FBI was running a secret and corrupt counterintelligence operation against the Trump campaign in the summer of 2016 and repeatedly deceiving the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) thereafter in order to wiretap a Trump campaign associate.

The disclosure was the result of a federal lawsuit and a year of litigation. Despite efforts by FBI Director Christopher Wray to obstruct, a federal court issued an order that forced the FBI and Department of Justice to produce the records known as “302 reports.” They are a summary of interviews FBI agents conducted with Bruce Ohr, a top DOJ official.

These 302s show that the FBI and DOJ were warned repeatedly by Ohr that ex-British spy Christopher Steele was virulently biased against the target of their investigation, Trump.

That bias tainted the credibility of the “dossier” Steele composed and upon which officials in the Obama administration relied when they officially launched their counterintelligence investigation on July 31, 2016. The “dossier” was also the basis for the surveillance warrant against former Trump campaign adviser, Carter Page.

The FBI and DOJ ignored the warnings of bias and actively concealed it from the FISC. They never advised the judges that the information contained in the “dossier” was “unverified.”

They hid from the judges that it was all funded by the Hillary Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee (DNC).

The court was never told that Ohr’s wife helped cultivate some of the researched used against Trump. Having fired Steele for leaking to the media and lying about it, the FBI and DOJ represented to the judge that Steele was “reliable” when they knew he was not. They continued to rely on him months after his termination.

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If it was Trump’s line of business, which it’s not, if you haven’t noticed, he’d have started at the state level in some form. Instead he started at the Top of the Top without really knowing hardly anyone in the so call “Business” (HOR and Senate and Deepstate)! So please give him a break or not.

If you had better reading comprehension, and you had followed my posts closely...

You would have noticed that I wasn't talking about Trump being "in the line of business" of politics.

I was talking about the people in politics that he hired who were responsible for advising him about the people he could/would nominate for cabinet positions and other important positions in his administration. Too many people to hire, which would have made it impossible for Trump to make direct decisions on his own. The people he chose to do the hiring and advising, failed miserably in many instances, like with Scaramucci and others.

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Nope, my comprehension is pretty good as you are still taking about people who have to be in the “business” of knowing other people in the “business”.

And what did those people in the business want? To get Trump the hell out of the business. And how do you do that? By recommending Pit Bulls like Sessions etc:-)

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And what did those people in the business want? To get Trump the hell out of the business. And how do you do that? By recommending Pit Bulls like Sessions etc:-)
br> Well, you kind of proved my point.

The people in the business that Trump chose to help him with the selections for his cabinet and other positions, were conflicted and part of the deep-state. Trump chose those 'pit bulls' badly. Trump was out of the loop when it came to the Washington swamp, and he chose part of the swamp to help him get started. The part of the swamp that was selected for him are finally being sent packing, and those swamp creatures are fighting back, like Scaramucci. You don't hire the swamp if you want to clean up the swamp.