Posted on 05/20/2017 10:05:16 AM PDT by houeto
The possible existence of a subversive American “deep state” has captivated the attention of political observers and supporters of President Trump for months, and for the first time, evidence has allegedly surfaced that casts a light on the shadowy operations of a group many claim is working to bring down the Presidency.
This information comes as President Trump is battling his worst week in Washington so far. In the past seven days, a constant stream of leaks and unsourced stories have sent the Trump White House into a tail-spin, and calls for his impeachment have grown.
On Wednesday night, just hours after the Dept. of Justice appointed a Special Prosecutor to handle the Trump/Russia probe, a series of screenshots began spreading around the Dark Web, a colloquial term for the portion of the Internet that is unlisted in search engines and requires special encrypted software to access. The Dark Web is known as the “Internet home” to those who wish to communicate anonymously and hacker groups like Anonymous.
(Excerpt) Read more at thirdestatenewsgroup.com ...
The hacker knows what high-level FBI person he hacked, and the actual messages hacked use real names of people in the news - covering many months, with the subject matter only being noted as important when Mueller’s appointment as special prosecutor was specifically mentioned.
The words you highlighted are CYA, which is more cautious reporting than WaPo, NYT, CNN, etc use.
This seems authentic to me.
We will soon find out if Mueller fights for Truth and Justice or not.
After a few days pondering this, I’m still not sure what to think. More info than this one small timeline needs to surface.
Correct.
Later
There is nothing indecipherable nor anything that doesn’t pertain to news stories. While I believe there is an intel deep state, im not buying this.
Does this sound more reasonable now?
Re-reading the thread this morning has been fascinating. Thank you for bringing this back to the surface roses of sharon. I plan to post more comments to you later today.
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