Bombshell: Strzok and Page Changed Flynn’s Interview Answers

Stream.org ^ | November 11, 2019 | By RACHEL ALEXANDER

[mass55th]

"It’s a self-deception of the highest order and it allows them to fully justify their actions in their own minds..."

And most criminals are arrogant, and think they'll never get caught, which is the same mind-set of all those who perpetrated Obamagate. Sooner or later, karma catches up to them.

[Mount Athos]

i feel ill

[COBOL2Java]

If this is public knowledge then why isn’t Strzok in jail? I guess I’m just tired of thinking about it. Another case where an obviously guilty party goes free as with Lois Lerner and so many many others.

"Good luck trying to get me!"

[COBOL2Java]

It’s a self-deception of the highest order and it allows them to fully justify their actions in their own minds, which allows them to sleep peacefully and without guilt.

Not having a conscience helps. But then, those are the kinds of people Obama wanted in his Administration.

[bitt]

p

[GOPJ]

Powell charges FBI lawyer Lisa Page with altering the FD-302 write-up of Flynn’s interview. Peter Strzok, an FBI agent at the time and Page’s extramarital lover, drafted an FD-302. He texted Page about making some changes to the write-up. Page had not been involved in the interview. The change in wording moved Flynn from a target to a subject.

The pig and the slut were manipulative liars... who woudda thunk it?

[A Navy Vet]

Were you a guard?

[A Navy Vet]

Were you a guard?

[mass55th]

Yeah, started out as an officer at Auburn prison in 1980 at the age of 33. Transferred back to a prison closer to home in 1983. Made Sergeant in ‘89, and retired in 2003. Got a reprieve, and got out almost 24 months early because I was in Tier I of the Retirement System. I received one month’s early retirement for every year’s service in Corrections that I had, as long as I was over 55. I had previous time in the State Retirement System, and ended up with 33 years of service under my belt. I’m a female, and will be 73 in August.

[ptsal]

Makes wonder how many other folks got the short end of the 302-stick?

<><>The FBI is a criminal enterprise, IMHO.

[A Navy Vet]

You definitely earned your pension. Guard duty is a hard gig. Hope your state is not considering reducing pension liabilities since many are. Thank you for your service to law enforcement.

I'd like to get your opinion on States/Counties releasing prisoners for various reasons some time. Here in Kalifornia, they are releasing prisoners because of the threat of COVID spreading through the jail/prison population. Plus, we now have a NO BAIL release program on certain charges.

I can imagine how the street cops feel about making a bust to see the same person back on the street just hours later. It must be demoralizing.

I had 3 years experience as Shore Patrol while Navy. Nowhere near as dangerous, but I had my share of physical tussles with drunk sailors and Marines when the bars/clubs closed.

My proudest moment of being Shore Patrol is when I volunteered to work under cover with NIS (now NCIS) and the Gibraltar police to break up a heroin ring from Morroco. It was right out of a movie and very rewarding. Freepmail me if you're interested in the operation. It's not classified.

[ptsal]

Where is agent Joe Pientka?

Is there any daylight between his version and the Strzok/Page version of the Form-302?

There are a bunch of liars in this poker game.

[US_MilitaryRules]

More bombs going off than WW2!

[Liz]

foxnews.com
By Gregg Re | Fox News
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/horowitz-report-spotlights-fbi-agent-role-russia-probe-flynn

PIENTKA Horowitz report spotlights little-known FBI agent’s role in Russia probe, Flynn case

ARCHIVES Inspector General Michael Horowitz’s long-awaited report this week on FBI and Justice Department surveillance abuses does not provide the name of an unidentified FBI supervisory special agent (SSA) who made a series of apparent oversights in the bureau’s so-called “Crossfire Hurricane” probe into the Trump campaign.

However, a review of Horowitz’s findings leaves little doubt that the unnamed SSA is Joe Pientka — someone who could soon play a prominent role in the ongoing prosecution of Michael Flynn, as the former Trump national security adviser fights to overturn his guilty plea on a single charge of making false statements.

Specifically, Horowitz’s report states that “SSA 1” was one of the FBI agents to interview Flynn at the White House on Jan. 24, 2017, in a seemingly casual conversation that would later form the basis for his criminal prosecution.

It was previously reported that the interviewing agents were Peter Strzok, who was later fired by the FBI for misconduct and anti-Trump bias, and Pientka, whom Strzok previously identified as his notetaker for the Flynn interview. Flynn’s attorney has also mentioned Pientka’s role during past court proceedings. Of the two agents, only Strzok is openly named in the Horowitz report, which strongly indicates that the other is Pientka.

“SSA 1,” Horowitz’s report states, may have helped mislead the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) about material facts concerning former Trump adviser Carter Page and British ex-spy Christopher Steele, whose unverified dossier played a central role in the FBI’s warrant to surveil Page.

Page has not been charged with any wrongdoing, even though the FBI flatly called him a foreign “agent” in its surveillance warrant application. And former Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation, which concluded earlier this year, found no evidence that the Trump campaign had engaged in a criminal conspiracy with Russians to influence the 2016 election, despite multiple outreach efforts by Russian actors.

ALL EYES ON DURHAM, AFTER HE REBUKES HOROWITZ’S CONCLUSIONS

On Aug. 1, 2016, just after the official inception of the FBI’s investigation into the Trump campaign, Strzok and Pientka traveled overseas to meet with the Australian officials who had spoken with Trump adviser George Papadopoulos in May of that year. The officials had overhead Papadopoulos mention his now-infamous conversation with Joseph Mifsud about suggestions of potential Russian leaks of Hillary Clinton’s emails, apparently touching off what would become the Russia probe.

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[mass55th]

Thank you for your service as well. Don't kid yourself about the work you did. Any time you were working Shore Patrol, your life was on the line. You never knew what could possibly happen during your shift, that could change your life forever, or even take it.

I have a big problem with States releasing convicts because of the virus. There's been plenty of other epidemics/pandemics in the past that didn't require these actions. Most people doing time were offered a plea deal to a lesser charge, which means they aren't doing the time for the actual crime they committed...so already they've gotten a break. And not requiring bail is just plain crazy, and the officials who put those policies in place, have blood on their hands, because some have already committed new crimes, even murder. It's all on the people who made it possible, and they should be held accountable. I wouldn't want to be a cop on the street today. I always felt safer behind the walls, because you knew what you were dealing with.

I'm glad I was able to retire when I did. I worked while Mario Cuomo was Governor, so I can imagine how low morale must be among the prison staff under his son. He managed to murder over 5,000 elderly people in nursing homes, and the bastard will probably never be held accountable. I only hope that the people downstate will come to their senses, and remember how he unnecessarily destroyed people's lives. We got rid of his old man by electing George Pataki. It would be nice to be able to do it to his son, but the New York GOP needs to nominate someone good, not a RINO, and work hard to get them elected. The NY GOP doesn't have a good track record for that however.

[A Navy Vet]

Thank you for your input. There were a couple of iffy incidents I was involved in with knives that Marines usually carried. Worked out for the best...only some bruises and minor light cuts. They were tough guys to take down. One already in handcuffs on the ground kept kicking and fighting until we put leg shackles on - took 5 of us even then. He was one big pissed off hombre. I never blamed him since he was taught to fight and was smashed. Marines are my favorite branch to this day.

I doubt New York will ever be what you knew it to be. Yes, Cuomo is guilty of his stupid policy that created more deaths in assisted living facilities. This whole shutdown of our Country is insane. If COVID went away tomorrow, there will still be many millions affected over many years. Take care.

[TangoLimaSierra]

Strzok is a piece of work. Guessing he’s not right in the head.

What makes you say that?

[ptsal]

Should a fella assume that every blinking employee at the White House is double dipping and also on special assignment by their mother ALPHABET agency?

Trust no one.

ptsal

[mass55th]

"One already in handcuffs on the ground kept kicking and fighting until we put leg shackles on - took 5 of us even then."

I laugh when I hear people ask why it took so many officers to get control of someone. Unless those people have ever been involved in one of those situations, they have no idea how many people it can take to control one person.

[TigersEye]

Agreed 100%.