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To: HomerBohn

Crowdstrike is google owned. Google were major supporters of Hillary and Obama.

The FBI was denied access to the DNC servers. RNC allowed them to inspect.

Granting them access = waiver of any warrant requirement. DNC likely concerned an insider like Seth Rich would have been found to be the leak with proper forensics being done or other criminality exposed.


4 posted on 03/05/2017 4:25:17 AM PST by TigerClaws
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To: TigerClaws

Yeah, Crowdstrike is indeed a suspicious company. From wikipedia—note its multiple senior FBI executives on its board:

“In late 2011, along with entrepreneur George Kurtz[4][5] and Gregg Marston, Dmitri Alperovitch co-founded and became the chief technology officer of CrowdStrike,[6] a security technology company focused on helping enterprises and governments protect their intellectual property and secrets against cyberespionage and cybercrime. CrowdStrike has brought on board senior FBI executives, such as Shawn Henry, former executive assistant director (EAD) of the FBI’s Criminal, Cyber, Response and Services Branch, and Steve Chabinsky, former deputy assistant director of the FBI’s Cyber Division. CrowdStrike has received $156 million in funding from Warburg Pincus, Accel Partners, and Google Capital.”


17 posted on 03/05/2017 5:07:31 AM PST by 9YearLurker
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To: TigerClaws

There is no legimate reason to disallow FBI inspection of a server breach that implicates national security,,, unless no national security or criminal crumbs are available.


32 posted on 03/05/2017 6:59:57 AM PST by Jumper
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