Massive Amount of Data on 47 HARD DRIVES from Whistle Blower Proves Obama and Crew Spied on Everyone

Gateway Pundit ^ | 3/23/17 | Jim Hoft

[markomalley]

A massive amount of data on 47 hard drives from a government whistle blower was turned over to the Freedom Watch group recently. The information proves Obama and company spied on everyone.

Via The Conservative Treehouse:

Freedom Watch notifies congress of a “Deep State” intelligence community whistle blower, Dennis Montgomery, with hundreds of millions of documents showing CIA and FBI and Intelligence Committees were spying on, and conducting surveillance on, American citizens for political purposes.

Mr. Montgomery is trying to use a legal “whistle-blower” process and not follow the same approach as Edward Snowden.

Freedom Watch Whistleblower Notification to Congress by The Conservative Treehouse on Scribd

[aragorn]

obama spent a lot of time gathering a data base on all the citizens in the U.S.

Please recall that, during the last census, he also collected GPS coordinates of our addresses of record (I witnessed this firsthand at my rural location, and recall other FReepers recounting the same.)

[cradle of freedom]

This explains how a nation can be a free republic in name only. The coercion is all done through subterfuge. Control the people at the top and you control the whole country. How long has this deception been going on?

[roadcat]

How does one get his hands on that many hard drives? Unless of course he was in the IT department.

You probably gave the correct answer. Important hard drives are usually kept in RAID arrays, so there are redundant drives that can be pulled with a blank inserted in its place, while the system automatically rebuilds the duplicate on the blank. Replace a hard drive from each array while replacing with a blank, and no one is the wiser if you can sneak out the removed drive. Over a short period of time, you can obtain 47 hard drives without the computer systems ever going down.

[9YearLurker]

Seems like these intel agencies now pretty much are IT departments.

[itsahoot]

We need a Constitutional Amendment that rewards whistle blowers with a generous pension for life, and holds accountable those who would side step them.

Won't happen because most of those in Congress are already dirty or soon will be or they wouldn't have gotten there. Cynical me.

[proust]

I was excited till I read more about the source:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dennis_L._Montgomery

[Leroy S. Mort]

If there’s one thing I’ve learned since I joined up here in ‘98, it’s always too early to get excited when Larry Klayman’s involved.

[Tench_Coxe]

Heard this song before. Different lyrics, but same tune. We’ll see.

[itsahoot]

Or you could use these.

[jsanders2001]

> This is like J. Edgar Hoover times a million.

And a lot gayer....

[Secret Agent Man]

Guess if obamas coming back to the usa willingly.

[LucyT]

Question for you lawyers out there. If it is found out that Obama had /used information he collected from spying on CJSC Roberts to insure he ruled Obamacare was Constitutionally sound, what would that do to the Obamacare decision?

[txgirl4Bush]

AND THEY STILL LOST

[blackdog]

We need code writers to work their magic quietly. If the government stores every bit of data on everyone, attach the most wicked malware imaginable to every one of your emails, set to populate all server system files only when it is compressed and then reopened. Put the most juicy subject lines in to get their attention but the entire email itself is in the body of the attachment. If they want to look at my harvest my data, give them cancer.

[Seizethecarp]

Ping to Larry Klayman taking the wood to Chairman Nunes for not questioning Comey about Dennis Montgomery’s evidence that Trump as well as Justice Roberts were wiretapped! Montgomery was the NSA/CIA contractor involved in the Arpaio case.

[snakedriver]

From JudicialWatch website, 2011, not sure it’s the same guy, or what it means if it is:

The most transparent administration in history is abusing a secrecy privilege to cover up embarrassing details of how the U.S. government got duped into wasting $20 million on bogus intelligence technology from a bankrupt computer programmer with a gambling addiction.Rather than dedicate resources to recovering lost funds or punishing the scam artist who fleeced taxpayers, Obama’s Justice Department is focusing only on hiding information by invoking a controversial “state secrets privilege” justified only in cases that could compromise national security. In fact, the feds have severed all ties with the con man—who faces criminal charges for unrelated crimes in Nevada—and are going to “extraordinary lengths” to keep his dealings with the government from becoming public.This mission to conceal government incompetence was first reported by a mainstream newspaper that reveals the feds had an eight-year relationship with theCalifornia man (Dennis Montgomery) who somehow convinced intelligence officials that his technology could catch terrorists.

[HotHunt]

The public reputations of both Klayman and Montgomery for credibility are littered with questionable actions and failures.

I smell another big "nuthin' burger" coming out of these two.

I won't get excited yet. I'll wait an see what the evidence is and how it's handled by the intelligence committee and the media.

Too much smoke and mirrors going on in DC lately.

[Baynative]

[Fantasywriter]

Thanks for this ping. The questioning of Comey and Rogers was a limp wristed pattie cake waste of time. I’m glad to see Klayman setting the record straight; he is a national treasure.

[lodi90]

The kenyan was in the White Hut 8 years. No way he suddenly used these police state tactics only on Trump at the end.