Posted on 08/17/2023 3:25:18 PM PDT by traderrob6
The CIA has been sued for its role in helping to craft a letter from 51 intelligence officials discrediting Hunter Biden's laptop as Russian disinformation.
The letter that was signed by 51 intel officials in 2020 immediately before the presidential election falsely claimed that Hunter Biden's laptop had all the 'classic earmarks of a Russian information operation.'
A Republican report released in May showed that the CIA was actively involved in getting signatures for the letter which 'was a political operation to help elect' Joe Biden in November 2020.
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the 51 who signed that letter which was a legal document which they knew to be a complete LIE should ALL go to prison, but it wont happen, they will be hailed as heroes after all their “big lie” helped put that POS in the white house
Regs are for prols
Yeah, they indict Trump for complaining about a corrupt election, but they don’t indict those who perpetrated the corrupt election. It is madness, I tell you, madness!
Welcome to the Fourth (or Fifth) Reich. Kaiser Klaus, Bill Gates, George Soros (and his spawn,) Yuval Hairball Harari, and the rest of the “Committee of 300..” want us dead. It really is that simple.
FTA——Government watchdog group Judicial Watch filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit Thursday after it failed to receive requested documents from the agency regarding the internal crafting of the letter.
The GOP report alleges that a CIA employee ‘may have helped in the effort to solicit signatures for the statement’ and accuses former Deputy CIA director and Acting CIA Director Mike Morell and the Biden campaign of conspiring to quickly get the letter approved.
The CIA was involved in getting signatures for the letter from 51 intelligence agencies discrediting Hunter Biden’s laptop as disinformation, according to bombshell Republican report
Hunter Biden’s laptop was the center of conversation in the weeks leading to the 2020 election
Hunter Biden’s laptop was the center of conversation in the weeks leading to the 2020 election.
One signer of the statement, former CIA analyst David Cariens, ‘disclosed to the Committees that a CIA employee affiliated with the agency’s Prepublication Classification Review Board (PCRB) informed him of the existence of the statement and asked if he would sign it,’ the House investigative report notes.
The CIA employee allegedly ‘asked’ Cariens if he would sign the statement, to which he agreed.
‘The Committees have requested additional material from the CIA, which has ignored the request to date,’ the report continues.
On October 19, 2020, Morell allegedly sent the CIA the final version of the letter to the Prepublication Classification Review for review and called it a ‘rush job’ so it could be approved.
The new report also revealed that former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper provided editorial advice to ‘strengthen the verbiage.’
On October 18, emails included in the report show Clapper emailing Morrell his intention to sign onto the letter.
He also offered a key phrase to include, writing: ‘I have one editorial suggestion for the letter: I think it would strengthen the verbiage if you say this has all the classic earmarks of a Soviet/Russian information operation rather than the ‘feel’ of a Russian operation.
Morrell replied that Clapper’s suggestion was accepted and ‘It was a good one.’
Morrell testified before the House Judiciary Committee that an Oct. 17 call with Biden’s current Secretary of State Antony Blinken had ‘absolutely’ triggered his interest in coordinating the letter.
However, Blinken has insisted that he was not behind the infamous letter, insisting that he doesn’t ‘do politics.’
‘One of the great benefits of this job is that I don’t do politics, don’t engage in it,’ the secretary of State said. ‘But with regard to that letter -it wasn’t my idea, I didn’t ask for it, didn’t solicit it,’ Blinken said on Fox News.
At the time he was allegedly behind the letter Blinken was not secretary of state but a Biden campaign adviser.
Asked by Fox News on if he accepted the laptop’s legitimacy after most major news organizations have verified it, Blinken said he would not talk politics.
Biden and his campaign at the time cited the letter to discredit Hunter Biden’s laptop as a ‘Russian disinformation campaign’
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Awesome! Can I join in the suit, too. The CIA clowns think they can get away with anything. They don’t run this country, the public does.
The fox news host suddenly exclaimed "My pants are wet!"
"It must be raining in here," explained Blinken.
LOL.......
Remember, in the new Bidenskyyyyyy Amerika, our side doesn’t ever win in the Feral Courts. Some jackass in black robes will toss this because they don’t have any “standing” and they’ll be left standing in a pile of far-left judicial feces.
The position by definition is the purest form of politics. It is really nothing else.
That, and the leftists will dig up (or make up!) a bunch of dirt on those bringing about the lawsuit,
When I argue with Biden True Believers about Biden's threats to withhold $1B unless Ukraine fired Shokin, they say everybody wanted Shokin fired. I say all the WEF stooges.
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When the CIA stated advertising for WOKE types... kind of like, 'you don't need to be a college grad, or smart, or anything...' the first horror that infiltration had landed... and the 'institution' compromised....
THEY want 'stupid'. People that won't get in the way or figure out what's going down. Our military's doing the same. And no, they're not going for 'diversity' they're going for 'stupid, desperate, and folks easily intimidated... that's worse than organizing 51 liars. IMHO
All righty then. What is to be done?
I wish the hell I knew.
CIA will probably find a reason to shut down Judicial Watch now.
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