Trump Leveraging Ukraine Military Aid For Dirt On Joe Biden

[Jitss617]

Democrats are going to lose again and put old man joe in jail with his crack pipe smoking son lol

You got one thing right, this is the same political tactic used on Hillary by Trump... (you can't change a tiger's stripes or a leopard's spots )

LOCK HER UP! only now it is LOCK HIM UP!

First Briebart gets Schweiter's to go to the New York Times with an article on his new book to legitimize Schweitzer's new smear book on Biden, the New York Times....repenting for their crappy opinion piece article on Kavanaugh, takes the Schweitzer hit piece book and promotes the conspiracy...

last time, they got burned cuz their whole article on Clinton Cash was debunked after they had erroneously legitimized it.... of which right wingers are still using the NYT article to legitimize Schweitzer's Clinton Cash book.... to this very day.....

NYT should be ashamed of themselves.... sheesh.

anyway, it's the same ole same ole playbook....

Cool story

 

[IM2]

what Trump is doing is unsavory, but it is also LEGAL!

Is it legal to coerce a foreign power to open a bogus investigation in order to damage a political opponent?

That's debatable but it may be impeachable in any regard

you're grasping at straws! YOU'RE GRASPING AT STRAWS!

If so, why can't trump just let congress see the information?

/—-/ Asked and answered, Dummkopf.

Nah, it was not.

 

[IM2]

The Steele dossier was not the only document used.

what documents was used before the FISA court?

Ask the FBI and all the other intelligence agencies to provide you with that information.

Nope I'm asking you since you are the one insisting that the dossier wasn't the only document used.
PUT UP OR SHUT THE **** UP.

Contrary to repeated assertions by Trump, Fox News, and many of his supporters, the dossier was not the impetus for the opening of the FBI's "Crossfire Hurricane" counterintelligence investigation into the Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election campaign.

Crossfire Hurricane was the code name for a covert counterintelligence investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) into links between Trump associates and Russian officials and suspected coordination between the Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign and the Russian government's interference in the 2016 United States elections.

The investigation was officially opened on July 31, 2016, initially due to information on Trump campaign member George Papadopoulos's early knowledge of Russians having damaging material on Donald Trump's rival candidate Hillary Clinton.

From late July to November 2016, the joint effort between the FBI, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), and the National Security Agency (NSA) examined evidence of Russian meddling in the 2016 United States presidential election. The FBI's team enjoyed a large degree of autonomy within the broader interagency probe.

Origins
After working on the Ben Carson campaign as a foreign policy adviser, in early February 2016 George Papadopoulos left the Carson campaign. Also in early February, he reached out to the London Centre of International Law Practice (LCILP) asking if it was hiring, agreed to join, and arrived in London to begin work. On March 6, Papadopoulos accepted an offer to work with the Trump campaign.[1] As part of his duties with the LCILP, on March 12 he traveled to the Link Campus University in Rome to meet officials with the University. While on this trip, on March 14 he met Maltese professor Joseph Mifsud and informed the professor about his joining the Trump campaign.[2] On March 21, the Trump campaign told the Washington Post that Papadopoulos was one of five foreign policy advisers for the Trump campaign.[2] Mifsud took more interest in Papadopoulos, and met him in London on March 24 with a Russian woman posing as "Putin's niece".[3]

Mifsud travelled to Moscow in April 2016, and upon his return he told Papadopoulos that Russian government officials were in possession of "thousands of emails" that could be politically damaging to Hillary Clinton.[3][4] On May 6, Papadopoulos met Alexander Downer, the Australian High Commissioner to Britain in a London bar, and told him about the Clinton emails over drinks.[3] After WikiLeaks released hacked Democratic National Committee (DNC) emails on July 22, the Australian government on July 26 advised American authorities of the encounter between Downer and Papadopoulos, which spurred the FBI into launching the Crossfire Hurricane investigation on July 31.[5][6]

FISA warrants
The FBI had surveilled Carter Page under a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrant beginning in 2013 or 2014, on concerns that Russian intelligence was attempting to recruit him.[29][33] Trump announced his candidacy for President in June 2015, and Page joined his campaign on March 21, 2016.[34][35] After Michael Isikoff of Yahoo! News reported on September 23, 2016, that Page was being investigated by American intelligence for his contacts with Russian agents,[36] Page immediately left the Trump campaign, while two campaign spokesmen denied that he had ever been a part of it.[37][38]

During the summer of 2016, the FBI applied for a warrant to conduct surveillance on four members of the Trump campaign, but this application was rejected by the FISA court as too broad.[39]

On October 21, 2016, the FBI filed a new FISA warrant application for Page alone, expressing the FBI's belief that the Russian government was collaborating with Page and possibly others associated with the Trump campaign,[40] and that Page had been the subject of targeted recruitment by Russian intelligence agencies.[41] The rationale advanced in support of this warrant relied in part on Page's prior activities, in part on intercepts of Russian communications or confidential human intelligence sources, and in part on a "dossier" of raw intelligence findings gathered by former MI6 agent Christopher Steele.

Crossfire Hurricane (FBI investigation) - Wikipedia

Now shut your motherfucking mouth.

Aren't you just the toughest little boy!!!!!!

PUT UP OR SHUT THE **** UP.

Either criticize us both or be quiet.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

what documents was used before the FISA court?

Ask the FBI and all the other intelligence agencies to provide you with that information.

Nope I'm asking you since you are the one insisting that the dossier wasn't the only document used.
PUT UP OR SHUT THE **** UP.

Contrary to repeated assertions by Trump, Fox News, and many of his supporters, the dossier was not the impetus for the opening of the FBI's "Crossfire Hurricane" counterintelligence investigation into the Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election campaign.

Crossfire Hurricane was the code name for a covert counterintelligence investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) into links between Trump associates and Russian officials and suspected coordination between the Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign and the Russian government's interference in the 2016 United States elections.

The investigation was officially opened on July 31, 2016, initially due to information on Trump campaign member George Papadopoulos's early knowledge of Russians having damaging material on Donald Trump's rival candidate Hillary Clinton.

From late July to November 2016, the joint effort between the FBI, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), and the National Security Agency (NSA) examined evidence of Russian meddling in the 2016 United States presidential election. The FBI's team enjoyed a large degree of autonomy within the broader interagency probe.

Origins
After working on the Ben Carson campaign as a foreign policy adviser, in early February 2016 George Papadopoulos left the Carson campaign. Also in early February, he reached out to the London Centre of International Law Practice (LCILP) asking if it was hiring, agreed to join, and arrived in London to begin work. On March 6, Papadopoulos accepted an offer to work with the Trump campaign.[1] As part of his duties with the LCILP, on March 12 he traveled to the Link Campus University in Rome to meet officials with the University. While on this trip, on March 14 he met Maltese professor Joseph Mifsud and informed the professor about his joining the Trump campaign.[2] On March 21, the Trump campaign told the Washington Post that Papadopoulos was one of five foreign policy advisers for the Trump campaign.[2] Mifsud took more interest in Papadopoulos, and met him in London on March 24 with a Russian woman posing as "Putin's niece".[3]

Mifsud travelled to Moscow in April 2016, and upon his return he told Papadopoulos that Russian government officials were in possession of "thousands of emails" that could be politically damaging to Hillary Clinton.[3][4] On May 6, Papadopoulos met Alexander Downer, the Australian High Commissioner to Britain in a London bar, and told him about the Clinton emails over drinks.[3] After WikiLeaks released hacked Democratic National Committee (DNC) emails on July 22, the Australian government on July 26 advised American authorities of the encounter between Downer and Papadopoulos, which spurred the FBI into launching the Crossfire Hurricane investigation on July 31.[5][6]

FISA warrants
The FBI had surveilled Carter Page under a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrant beginning in 2013 or 2014, on concerns that Russian intelligence was attempting to recruit him.[29][33] Trump announced his candidacy for President in June 2015, and Page joined his campaign on March 21, 2016.[34][35] After Michael Isikoff of Yahoo! News reported on September 23, 2016, that Page was being investigated by American intelligence for his contacts with Russian agents,[36] Page immediately left the Trump campaign, while two campaign spokesmen denied that he had ever been a part of it.[37][38]

During the summer of 2016, the FBI applied for a warrant to conduct surveillance on four members of the Trump campaign, but this application was rejected by the FISA court as too broad.[39]

On October 21, 2016, the FBI filed a new FISA warrant application for Page alone, expressing the FBI's belief that the Russian government was collaborating with Page and possibly others associated with the Trump campaign,[40] and that Page had been the subject of targeted recruitment by Russian intelligence agencies.[41] The rationale advanced in support of this warrant relied in part on Page's prior activities, in part on intercepts of Russian communications or confidential human intelligence sources, and in part on a "dossier" of raw intelligence findings gathered by former MI6 agent Christopher Steele.

Crossfire Hurricane (FBI investigation) - Wikipedia

Now shut your motherfucking mouth.

Aren't you just the toughest little boy!!!!!!

PUT UP OR SHUT THE **** UP.

Either criticize us both or be quiet.

Nope, you're so persistent that the Steele dossier wasn't the only document use what else was used?

 

[JustAGuy1]

what documents was used before the FISA court?

Ask the FBI and all the other intelligence agencies to provide you with that information.

Nope I'm asking you since you are the one insisting that the dossier wasn't the only document used.
PUT UP OR SHUT THE **** UP.

Contrary to repeated assertions by Trump, Fox News, and many of his supporters, the dossier was not the impetus for the opening of the FBI's "Crossfire Hurricane" counterintelligence investigation into the Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election campaign.

Crossfire Hurricane was the code name for a covert counterintelligence investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) into links between Trump associates and Russian officials and suspected coordination between the Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign and the Russian government's interference in the 2016 United States elections.

The investigation was officially opened on July 31, 2016, initially due to information on Trump campaign member George Papadopoulos's early knowledge of Russians having damaging material on Donald Trump's rival candidate Hillary Clinton.

From late July to November 2016, the joint effort between the FBI, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), and the National Security Agency (NSA) examined evidence of Russian meddling in the 2016 United States presidential election. The FBI's team enjoyed a large degree of autonomy within the broader interagency probe.

Origins
After working on the Ben Carson campaign as a foreign policy adviser, in early February 2016 George Papadopoulos left the Carson campaign. Also in early February, he reached out to the London Centre of International Law Practice (LCILP) asking if it was hiring, agreed to join, and arrived in London to begin work. On March 6, Papadopoulos accepted an offer to work with the Trump campaign.[1] As part of his duties with the LCILP, on March 12 he traveled to the Link Campus University in Rome to meet officials with the University. While on this trip, on March 14 he met Maltese professor Joseph Mifsud and informed the professor about his joining the Trump campaign.[2] On March 21, the Trump campaign told the Washington Post that Papadopoulos was one of five foreign policy advisers for the Trump campaign.[2] Mifsud took more interest in Papadopoulos, and met him in London on March 24 with a Russian woman posing as "Putin's niece".[3]

Mifsud travelled to Moscow in April 2016, and upon his return he told Papadopoulos that Russian government officials were in possession of "thousands of emails" that could be politically damaging to Hillary Clinton.[3][4] On May 6, Papadopoulos met Alexander Downer, the Australian High Commissioner to Britain in a London bar, and told him about the Clinton emails over drinks.[3] After WikiLeaks released hacked Democratic National Committee (DNC) emails on July 22, the Australian government on July 26 advised American authorities of the encounter between Downer and Papadopoulos, which spurred the FBI into launching the Crossfire Hurricane investigation on July 31.[5][6]

FISA warrants
The FBI had surveilled Carter Page under a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrant beginning in 2013 or 2014, on concerns that Russian intelligence was attempting to recruit him.[29][33] Trump announced his candidacy for President in June 2015, and Page joined his campaign on March 21, 2016.[34][35] After Michael Isikoff of Yahoo! News reported on September 23, 2016, that Page was being investigated by American intelligence for his contacts with Russian agents,[36] Page immediately left the Trump campaign, while two campaign spokesmen denied that he had ever been a part of it.[37][38]

During the summer of 2016, the FBI applied for a warrant to conduct surveillance on four members of the Trump campaign, but this application was rejected by the FISA court as too broad.[39]

On October 21, 2016, the FBI filed a new FISA warrant application for Page alone, expressing the FBI's belief that the Russian government was collaborating with Page and possibly others associated with the Trump campaign,[40] and that Page had been the subject of targeted recruitment by Russian intelligence agencies.[41] The rationale advanced in support of this warrant relied in part on Page's prior activities, in part on intercepts of Russian communications or confidential human intelligence sources, and in part on a "dossier" of raw intelligence findings gathered by former MI6 agent Christopher Steele.

Crossfire Hurricane (FBI investigation) - Wikipedia

Now shut your motherfucking mouth.

Aren't you just the toughest little boy!!!!!!

PUT UP OR SHUT THE **** UP.

Either criticize us both or be quiet.

You're a narcissistic, sociopathic punk. Your every fiber is ensconced in hatred and antipathy.

 

[IM2]

Ask the FBI and all the other intelligence agencies to provide you with that information.

Nope I'm asking you since you are the one insisting that the dossier wasn't the only document used.
PUT UP OR SHUT THE **** UP.

Contrary to repeated assertions by Trump, Fox News, and many of his supporters, the dossier was not the impetus for the opening of the FBI's "Crossfire Hurricane" counterintelligence investigation into the Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election campaign.

Crossfire Hurricane was the code name for a covert counterintelligence investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) into links between Trump associates and Russian officials and suspected coordination between the Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign and the Russian government's interference in the 2016 United States elections.

The investigation was officially opened on July 31, 2016, initially due to information on Trump campaign member George Papadopoulos's early knowledge of Russians having damaging material on Donald Trump's rival candidate Hillary Clinton.

From late July to November 2016, the joint effort between the FBI, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), and the National Security Agency (NSA) examined evidence of Russian meddling in the 2016 United States presidential election. The FBI's team enjoyed a large degree of autonomy within the broader interagency probe.

Origins
After working on the Ben Carson campaign as a foreign policy adviser, in early February 2016 George Papadopoulos left the Carson campaign. Also in early February, he reached out to the London Centre of International Law Practice (LCILP) asking if it was hiring, agreed to join, and arrived in London to begin work. On March 6, Papadopoulos accepted an offer to work with the Trump campaign.[1] As part of his duties with the LCILP, on March 12 he traveled to the Link Campus University in Rome to meet officials with the University. While on this trip, on March 14 he met Maltese professor Joseph Mifsud and informed the professor about his joining the Trump campaign.[2] On March 21, the Trump campaign told the Washington Post that Papadopoulos was one of five foreign policy advisers for the Trump campaign.[2] Mifsud took more interest in Papadopoulos, and met him in London on March 24 with a Russian woman posing as "Putin's niece".[3]

Mifsud travelled to Moscow in April 2016, and upon his return he told Papadopoulos that Russian government officials were in possession of "thousands of emails" that could be politically damaging to Hillary Clinton.[3][4] On May 6, Papadopoulos met Alexander Downer, the Australian High Commissioner to Britain in a London bar, and told him about the Clinton emails over drinks.[3] After WikiLeaks released hacked Democratic National Committee (DNC) emails on July 22, the Australian government on July 26 advised American authorities of the encounter between Downer and Papadopoulos, which spurred the FBI into launching the Crossfire Hurricane investigation on July 31.[5][6]

FISA warrants
The FBI had surveilled Carter Page under a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrant beginning in 2013 or 2014, on concerns that Russian intelligence was attempting to recruit him.[29][33] Trump announced his candidacy for President in June 2015, and Page joined his campaign on March 21, 2016.[34][35] After Michael Isikoff of Yahoo! News reported on September 23, 2016, that Page was being investigated by American intelligence for his contacts with Russian agents,[36] Page immediately left the Trump campaign, while two campaign spokesmen denied that he had ever been a part of it.[37][38]

During the summer of 2016, the FBI applied for a warrant to conduct surveillance on four members of the Trump campaign, but this application was rejected by the FISA court as too broad.[39]

On October 21, 2016, the FBI filed a new FISA warrant application for Page alone, expressing the FBI's belief that the Russian government was collaborating with Page and possibly others associated with the Trump campaign,[40] and that Page had been the subject of targeted recruitment by Russian intelligence agencies.[41] The rationale advanced in support of this warrant relied in part on Page's prior activities, in part on intercepts of Russian communications or confidential human intelligence sources, and in part on a "dossier" of raw intelligence findings gathered by former MI6 agent Christopher Steele.

Crossfire Hurricane (FBI investigation) - Wikipedia

Now shut your motherfucking mouth.

Aren't you just the toughest little boy!!!!!!

PUT UP OR SHUT THE **** UP.

Either criticize us both or be quiet.

Nope, you're so persistent that the Steele dossier wasn't the only document use what else was used?

You have been shown that. Shoo fly, don't bother me.

 

[IM2]

Ask the FBI and all the other intelligence agencies to provide you with that information.

Nope I'm asking you since you are the one insisting that the dossier wasn't the only document used.
PUT UP OR SHUT THE **** UP.

Contrary to repeated assertions by Trump, Fox News, and many of his supporters, the dossier was not the impetus for the opening of the FBI's "Crossfire Hurricane" counterintelligence investigation into the Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election campaign.

Crossfire Hurricane was the code name for a covert counterintelligence investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) into links between Trump associates and Russian officials and suspected coordination between the Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign and the Russian government's interference in the 2016 United States elections.

The investigation was officially opened on July 31, 2016, initially due to information on Trump campaign member George Papadopoulos's early knowledge of Russians having damaging material on Donald Trump's rival candidate Hillary Clinton.

From late July to November 2016, the joint effort between the FBI, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), and the National Security Agency (NSA) examined evidence of Russian meddling in the 2016 United States presidential election. The FBI's team enjoyed a large degree of autonomy within the broader interagency probe.

Origins
After working on the Ben Carson campaign as a foreign policy adviser, in early February 2016 George Papadopoulos left the Carson campaign. Also in early February, he reached out to the London Centre of International Law Practice (LCILP) asking if it was hiring, agreed to join, and arrived in London to begin work. On March 6, Papadopoulos accepted an offer to work with the Trump campaign.[1] As part of his duties with the LCILP, on March 12 he traveled to the Link Campus University in Rome to meet officials with the University. While on this trip, on March 14 he met Maltese professor Joseph Mifsud and informed the professor about his joining the Trump campaign.[2] On March 21, the Trump campaign told the Washington Post that Papadopoulos was one of five foreign policy advisers for the Trump campaign.[2] Mifsud took more interest in Papadopoulos, and met him in London on March 24 with a Russian woman posing as "Putin's niece".[3]

Mifsud travelled to Moscow in April 2016, and upon his return he told Papadopoulos that Russian government officials were in possession of "thousands of emails" that could be politically damaging to Hillary Clinton.[3][4] On May 6, Papadopoulos met Alexander Downer, the Australian High Commissioner to Britain in a London bar, and told him about the Clinton emails over drinks.[3] After WikiLeaks released hacked Democratic National Committee (DNC) emails on July 22, the Australian government on July 26 advised American authorities of the encounter between Downer and Papadopoulos, which spurred the FBI into launching the Crossfire Hurricane investigation on July 31.[5][6]

FISA warrants
The FBI had surveilled Carter Page under a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrant beginning in 2013 or 2014, on concerns that Russian intelligence was attempting to recruit him.[29][33] Trump announced his candidacy for President in June 2015, and Page joined his campaign on March 21, 2016.[34][35] After Michael Isikoff of Yahoo! News reported on September 23, 2016, that Page was being investigated by American intelligence for his contacts with Russian agents,[36] Page immediately left the Trump campaign, while two campaign spokesmen denied that he had ever been a part of it.[37][38]

During the summer of 2016, the FBI applied for a warrant to conduct surveillance on four members of the Trump campaign, but this application was rejected by the FISA court as too broad.[39]

On October 21, 2016, the FBI filed a new FISA warrant application for Page alone, expressing the FBI's belief that the Russian government was collaborating with Page and possibly others associated with the Trump campaign,[40] and that Page had been the subject of targeted recruitment by Russian intelligence agencies.[41] The rationale advanced in support of this warrant relied in part on Page's prior activities, in part on intercepts of Russian communications or confidential human intelligence sources, and in part on a "dossier" of raw intelligence findings gathered by former MI6 agent Christopher Steele.

Crossfire Hurricane (FBI investigation) - Wikipedia

Now shut your motherfucking mouth.

Aren't you just the toughest little boy!!!!!!

PUT UP OR SHUT THE **** UP.

Either criticize us both or be quiet.

You're a narcissistic, sociopathic punk. Your every fiber is ensconced in hatred and antipathy.

Do you feel better now?

 

[bigrebnc1775]

Nope I'm asking you since you are the one insisting that the dossier wasn't the only document used.
PUT UP OR SHUT THE **** UP.

Contrary to repeated assertions by Trump, Fox News, and many of his supporters, the dossier was not the impetus for the opening of the FBI's "Crossfire Hurricane" counterintelligence investigation into the Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election campaign.

Crossfire Hurricane was the code name for a covert counterintelligence investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) into links between Trump associates and Russian officials and suspected coordination between the Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign and the Russian government's interference in the 2016 United States elections.

The investigation was officially opened on July 31, 2016, initially due to information on Trump campaign member George Papadopoulos's early knowledge of Russians having damaging material on Donald Trump's rival candidate Hillary Clinton.

From late July to November 2016, the joint effort between the FBI, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), and the National Security Agency (NSA) examined evidence of Russian meddling in the 2016 United States presidential election. The FBI's team enjoyed a large degree of autonomy within the broader interagency probe.

Origins
After working on the Ben Carson campaign as a foreign policy adviser, in early February 2016 George Papadopoulos left the Carson campaign. Also in early February, he reached out to the London Centre of International Law Practice (LCILP) asking if it was hiring, agreed to join, and arrived in London to begin work. On March 6, Papadopoulos accepted an offer to work with the Trump campaign.[1] As part of his duties with the LCILP, on March 12 he traveled to the Link Campus University in Rome to meet officials with the University. While on this trip, on March 14 he met Maltese professor Joseph Mifsud and informed the professor about his joining the Trump campaign.[2] On March 21, the Trump campaign told the Washington Post that Papadopoulos was one of five foreign policy advisers for the Trump campaign.[2] Mifsud took more interest in Papadopoulos, and met him in London on March 24 with a Russian woman posing as "Putin's niece".[3]

Mifsud travelled to Moscow in April 2016, and upon his return he told Papadopoulos that Russian government officials were in possession of "thousands of emails" that could be politically damaging to Hillary Clinton.[3][4] On May 6, Papadopoulos met Alexander Downer, the Australian High Commissioner to Britain in a London bar, and told him about the Clinton emails over drinks.[3] After WikiLeaks released hacked Democratic National Committee (DNC) emails on July 22, the Australian government on July 26 advised American authorities of the encounter between Downer and Papadopoulos, which spurred the FBI into launching the Crossfire Hurricane investigation on July 31.[5][6]

FISA warrants
The FBI had surveilled Carter Page under a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrant beginning in 2013 or 2014, on concerns that Russian intelligence was attempting to recruit him.[29][33] Trump announced his candidacy for President in June 2015, and Page joined his campaign on March 21, 2016.[34][35] After Michael Isikoff of Yahoo! News reported on September 23, 2016, that Page was being investigated by American intelligence for his contacts with Russian agents,[36] Page immediately left the Trump campaign, while two campaign spokesmen denied that he had ever been a part of it.[37][38]

During the summer of 2016, the FBI applied for a warrant to conduct surveillance on four members of the Trump campaign, but this application was rejected by the FISA court as too broad.[39]

On October 21, 2016, the FBI filed a new FISA warrant application for Page alone, expressing the FBI's belief that the Russian government was collaborating with Page and possibly others associated with the Trump campaign,[40] and that Page had been the subject of targeted recruitment by Russian intelligence agencies.[41] The rationale advanced in support of this warrant relied in part on Page's prior activities, in part on intercepts of Russian communications or confidential human intelligence sources, and in part on a "dossier" of raw intelligence findings gathered by former MI6 agent Christopher Steele.

Crossfire Hurricane (FBI investigation) - Wikipedia

Now shut your motherfucking mouth.

Aren't you just the toughest little boy!!!!!!

PUT UP OR SHUT THE **** UP.

Either criticize us both or be quiet.

Nope, you're so persistent that the Steele dossier wasn't the only document use what else was used?

You have been shown that. Shoo fly, don't bother me.

So you have nothing since I've been shown nothing

 

[bigrebnc1775]

Nope I'm asking you since you are the one insisting that the dossier wasn't the only document used.
PUT UP OR SHUT THE **** UP.

Contrary to repeated assertions by Trump, Fox News, and many of his supporters, the dossier was not the impetus for the opening of the FBI's "Crossfire Hurricane" counterintelligence investigation into the Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election campaign.

Crossfire Hurricane was the code name for a covert counterintelligence investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) into links between Trump associates and Russian officials and suspected coordination between the Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign and the Russian government's interference in the 2016 United States elections.

The investigation was officially opened on July 31, 2016, initially due to information on Trump campaign member George Papadopoulos's early knowledge of Russians having damaging material on Donald Trump's rival candidate Hillary Clinton.

From late July to November 2016, the joint effort between the FBI, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), and the National Security Agency (NSA) examined evidence of Russian meddling in the 2016 United States presidential election. The FBI's team enjoyed a large degree of autonomy within the broader interagency probe.

Origins
After working on the Ben Carson campaign as a foreign policy adviser, in early February 2016 George Papadopoulos left the Carson campaign. Also in early February, he reached out to the London Centre of International Law Practice (LCILP) asking if it was hiring, agreed to join, and arrived in London to begin work. On March 6, Papadopoulos accepted an offer to work with the Trump campaign.[1] As part of his duties with the LCILP, on March 12 he traveled to the Link Campus University in Rome to meet officials with the University. While on this trip, on March 14 he met Maltese professor Joseph Mifsud and informed the professor about his joining the Trump campaign.[2] On March 21, the Trump campaign told the Washington Post that Papadopoulos was one of five foreign policy advisers for the Trump campaign.[2] Mifsud took more interest in Papadopoulos, and met him in London on March 24 with a Russian woman posing as "Putin's niece".[3]

Mifsud travelled to Moscow in April 2016, and upon his return he told Papadopoulos that Russian government officials were in possession of "thousands of emails" that could be politically damaging to Hillary Clinton.[3][4] On May 6, Papadopoulos met Alexander Downer, the Australian High Commissioner to Britain in a London bar, and told him about the Clinton emails over drinks.[3] After WikiLeaks released hacked Democratic National Committee (DNC) emails on July 22, the Australian government on July 26 advised American authorities of the encounter between Downer and Papadopoulos, which spurred the FBI into launching the Crossfire Hurricane investigation on July 31.[5][6]

FISA warrants
The FBI had surveilled Carter Page under a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrant beginning in 2013 or 2014, on concerns that Russian intelligence was attempting to recruit him.[29][33] Trump announced his candidacy for President in June 2015, and Page joined his campaign on March 21, 2016.[34][35] After Michael Isikoff of Yahoo! News reported on September 23, 2016, that Page was being investigated by American intelligence for his contacts with Russian agents,[36] Page immediately left the Trump campaign, while two campaign spokesmen denied that he had ever been a part of it.[37][38]

During the summer of 2016, the FBI applied for a warrant to conduct surveillance on four members of the Trump campaign, but this application was rejected by the FISA court as too broad.[39]

On October 21, 2016, the FBI filed a new FISA warrant application for Page alone, expressing the FBI's belief that the Russian government was collaborating with Page and possibly others associated with the Trump campaign,[40] and that Page had been the subject of targeted recruitment by Russian intelligence agencies.[41] The rationale advanced in support of this warrant relied in part on Page's prior activities, in part on intercepts of Russian communications or confidential human intelligence sources, and in part on a "dossier" of raw intelligence findings gathered by former MI6 agent Christopher Steele.

Crossfire Hurricane (FBI investigation) - Wikipedia

Now shut your motherfucking mouth.

Aren't you just the toughest little boy!!!!!!

PUT UP OR SHUT THE **** UP.

Either criticize us both or be quiet.

You're a narcissistic, sociopathic punk. Your every fiber is ensconced in hatred and antipathy.

Do you feel better now?

What do you have to support your assertion that the dossier was not the only document used to gain a FISA warrant?
AND FYI FISA warrants were requested more than once That means they would have to have new evidence to have a FISA warrant granted.
TIC TOC snowflake.

 

[JustAGuy1]

Nope I'm asking you since you are the one insisting that the dossier wasn't the only document used.
PUT UP OR SHUT THE **** UP.

Contrary to repeated assertions by Trump, Fox News, and many of his supporters, the dossier was not the impetus for the opening of the FBI's "Crossfire Hurricane" counterintelligence investigation into the Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election campaign.

Crossfire Hurricane was the code name for a covert counterintelligence investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) into links between Trump associates and Russian officials and suspected coordination between the Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign and the Russian government's interference in the 2016 United States elections.

The investigation was officially opened on July 31, 2016, initially due to information on Trump campaign member George Papadopoulos's early knowledge of Russians having damaging material on Donald Trump's rival candidate Hillary Clinton.

From late July to November 2016, the joint effort between the FBI, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), and the National Security Agency (NSA) examined evidence of Russian meddling in the 2016 United States presidential election. The FBI's team enjoyed a large degree of autonomy within the broader interagency probe.

Origins
After working on the Ben Carson campaign as a foreign policy adviser, in early February 2016 George Papadopoulos left the Carson campaign. Also in early February, he reached out to the London Centre of International Law Practice (LCILP) asking if it was hiring, agreed to join, and arrived in London to begin work. On March 6, Papadopoulos accepted an offer to work with the Trump campaign.[1] As part of his duties with the LCILP, on March 12 he traveled to the Link Campus University in Rome to meet officials with the University. While on this trip, on March 14 he met Maltese professor Joseph Mifsud and informed the professor about his joining the Trump campaign.[2] On March 21, the Trump campaign told the Washington Post that Papadopoulos was one of five foreign policy advisers for the Trump campaign.[2] Mifsud took more interest in Papadopoulos, and met him in London on March 24 with a Russian woman posing as "Putin's niece".[3]

Mifsud travelled to Moscow in April 2016, and upon his return he told Papadopoulos that Russian government officials were in possession of "thousands of emails" that could be politically damaging to Hillary Clinton.[3][4] On May 6, Papadopoulos met Alexander Downer, the Australian High Commissioner to Britain in a London bar, and told him about the Clinton emails over drinks.[3] After WikiLeaks released hacked Democratic National Committee (DNC) emails on July 22, the Australian government on July 26 advised American authorities of the encounter between Downer and Papadopoulos, which spurred the FBI into launching the Crossfire Hurricane investigation on July 31.[5][6]

FISA warrants
The FBI had surveilled Carter Page under a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrant beginning in 2013 or 2014, on concerns that Russian intelligence was attempting to recruit him.[29][33] Trump announced his candidacy for President in June 2015, and Page joined his campaign on March 21, 2016.[34][35] After Michael Isikoff of Yahoo! News reported on September 23, 2016, that Page was being investigated by American intelligence for his contacts with Russian agents,[36] Page immediately left the Trump campaign, while two campaign spokesmen denied that he had ever been a part of it.[37][38]

During the summer of 2016, the FBI applied for a warrant to conduct surveillance on four members of the Trump campaign, but this application was rejected by the FISA court as too broad.[39]

On October 21, 2016, the FBI filed a new FISA warrant application for Page alone, expressing the FBI's belief that the Russian government was collaborating with Page and possibly others associated with the Trump campaign,[40] and that Page had been the subject of targeted recruitment by Russian intelligence agencies.[41] The rationale advanced in support of this warrant relied in part on Page's prior activities, in part on intercepts of Russian communications or confidential human intelligence sources, and in part on a "dossier" of raw intelligence findings gathered by former MI6 agent Christopher Steele.

Crossfire Hurricane (FBI investigation) - Wikipedia

Now shut your motherfucking mouth.

Aren't you just the toughest little boy!!!!!!

PUT UP OR SHUT THE **** UP.

Either criticize us both or be quiet.

You're a narcissistic, sociopathic punk. Your every fiber is ensconced in hatred and antipathy.

Do you feel better now?

My well being is not dependent upon you. You are what you are, it's fine with me.

 

[Lesh]

From wiki concerning the Nunes Memo (about that FISA request)

The memo also confirms that the spark for the FBI investigation into potential collusion between Trump's campaign and the Russians was not the Steele dossier, but rather the comments made by Trump adviser George Papadopoulos, who told an Australian diplomat in May 2016 that the Russians possessed "dirt" on Hillary Clinton in the form of hacked emails.[38] That confirmation contradicts earlier claims by some that the investigation had been triggered by the Steele dossier.[39][40] The memo notes that Papadopoulos is mentioned in the Page FISA application, and says "there is no evidence of any cooperation or conspiracy between Page and Papadopoulos." It also says the FBI's Russia investigation was opened nearly three months before the FISA surveillance application[27] in late July 2016 by Peter Strzok, who is accused of having "a clear bias against Trump and in favor of Clinton."[27][35]

 

[Lakhota]

Trump Says ‘Everybody’ (Except Him) Has Read Whistleblower’s Report, And ‘They Laugh At It’

Let us see it - so we can also "laugh" at it.

 

[Sunsettommy]

I see leftist democrats still haven't learned about the misleading dishonest Media narrative of playing loose with the news.

Here is the now established report on what really happened, and why the "whistleblower" is blowing hot air since the blonde blower doesn't know what was going on BEFORE the Phone call. The Last Refuge,

Despite Warnings Media Steps on a Rake With “Whistleblower” Story – Ukraine Government Initiated Contact – Giuliani Engagement Was Requested by State Dept. Officials…

September 21, 2019

By Sundance

Excerpt:

"Well, well, well… the media cannot say President Trump didn’t try to warn them about throwing fake-news rakes in front of their narrative parade – then wondering why they keep getting black-eyes. Here we go, the details begin to surface.

With more reporting by John Solomon, cited and attributed to on-the-record officials in the State Department and Ukraine, a much more clear picture emerges. In reality, and unfortunately as expected, the fulsome picture is 180° divergent from the media narrative.

The government of Ukraine under both Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, and now President Volodymyr Zelensky, had been trying to deliver information about Obama officials and Democrat party officials (DNC on behalf of Hillary Clinton) requesting the government of Ukraine to interfere in the 2016 election.

Both Poroshenko and Zelensky administrations had tried, unsuccessfully, to get information to current U.S. officials. U.S. State Department officials in Ukraine were refusing to give visa’s to Ukrainian emissaries because they did not want the damaging information sent to the President Trump administration.

Failing to get help from the U.S. State Department, the Ukranians tried a workaround, and hired a respected U.S. lawyer to hand deliver the documentary evidence directly to the U.S. Department of Justice. The contracted American lawyer hand-delivered the information to the U.S. Department of Justice in New York."

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Don't you get tired of being mislead by the Media?

 

[Lesh]

Did you get that directly from Putin?

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

David Corn reported in 2017that a trump rival initially ordered the dossier. Hillary picked it up after the rival stopped payment. The rival was never named.

The Dirty Truth About the Steele Dossier

Actually, what Corn said was....

A veteran spy has given the FBI information alleging a Russian operation to cultivate Donald Trump

In June, the former Western intelligence officer—who spent almost two decades on Russian intelligence matters and who now works with a US firm that gathers information on Russia for corporate clients—was assigned the task of researching Trump’s dealings in Russia and elsewhere, according to the former spy and his associates in this American firm. (Before the former spy was retained, the project’s financing switched to a client allied with Democrats.) “It started off as a fairly general inquiry,” says the former spook, who asks not to be identified.​

And yes, the rival was named. It was the Washington Free Beacon. And Steele was hired after they dropped Fusion GPS.

My point is....the initial funding did not come from Hillary
And she did not initially order the dossier.

"This was for an opposition research project originally financed by a Republican client critical of the celebrity mogul. "

There's no evidence Hillary ordered the dossier. There's no evidence she even received a copy of it before the election. But Fusion GPS did not hire Steele until after Hillary hired them.

There's no evidence trump colluded with the Russians but the left won't drop that shit.

We live in a fucked up world we've created these days.

That''s not true. There is evidence of conspiracy but "insufficient evidence" to convict, and almost no evidence that the Trump Administration knew that they were dealing with Russian government agents. In other words, the Trump Campaign was too stupid to know they were talking to the Russian government.

There was NO evidence of ANY collusion. The FBI cannot even prove it was the Russian government involved at all!

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

He was trying to squash chances of his son going to prison in the Ukraine. It's commonly called extortion.

Lie much?

Neither Hunter Biden nor the company he worked for were under investigation

That was the problem, wasn't it?

They should have been!

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Biden violated the Emoluments Clause

Oh? What did Biden receive?

His son received an $80K/mo no-show job.

That's not a violation of the emoluments clause, ya ******* moron. As a private citizen, Hunter Biden was allowed to earn as much as he could demand.

Not when his Dad is using his office as VP to help him keep the "job" (aka: bribe)

Except thath his father did nothing of the kind, and you repeating Trump's lies, won't make them true.

Every time Trump is caught red-handed pulling some illegal shit, he tries to claim that it's no different that something the Democrats did. Obama was NOT separating families at the border, or holding children in overcrowded conditions, for months on end. He wasn't shipping children around the country in the dead of night.

Obama wasn't spying on the Trump Campaign. The Trump Campaign was involved with Russian spies, stolen emails, and paying off porn stars. Just watch Papagorgio's reality TV show one time, and you'll realize that this is EXACTLY the kind of guy who would get drunk in a bar and brag about knowing where Hillary's stolen emails are. He's a desperate attention seeking whore who people laugh at regularly. And he's desperate to show that he'a "somebody". Now the fool is claiming he was "set up".

This is what you get when you don't vet people. Trump took on anybody who would work for free, and he got what he paid for. Especially in the case of Papagorgio and Manafort. Manfort for was so desperate for cash that he was committing bank fraud to keep his fiscal house of cards afloat, and he was under investigation by the FBI, yet he offered to work for Donald Trump for free. Doesn't that make you the tiniest bit suspicious as to why?

Who the **** is Papageorgio, you incredible dumbass?

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Then shouldn't we have impeached Biden for "abuse of office" which you claim is an impeachable offense?

Was Biden trying to get Ukraine to help him get elected?

No?

Oh...

He was trying to squash chances of his son going to prison in the Ukraine. It's commonly called extortion.

Hunter Biden was NEVER under investigation in the Ukraine. There was no chance of him going to prison. These are lies Republicans tell when they've done something illegal. "Look a squirrel" is not going to work this time. Americans are onto to Dumb Donald's lies and deflections. All this does is make Trump look guilty and deserate not to lose the election.

His business partner was under investigation and why do you think Kerry's son wanted to get as far away from Hunter Biden as quickly as he could! Even Kerry knew he was going to likely go down!

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

You said it wasn't used for Fisa warrants.

I said it was not the reason for the warrants.

The dossier was used to obtain FISA warrants.

The dossier by itself was not what caused the warrants to be issued. Understand?

The dossier was the sole piece of evidence for the fisa warrants

Horowitz investigated that. Quote him saying that or you're lying....

Then why did Joe Biden lie? Did he simply forget to tell the truth?

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

what Trump is doing is unsavory, but it is also LEGAL!

Is it legal to coerce a foreign power to open a bogus investigation in order to damage a political opponent?

That's debatable but it may be impeachable in any regard

What law was broken? No law broken equals no impeachment Lush!