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originally posted by: burntheships
a reply to: xuenchen
Hopefully the FBI informant who came forward will be given
the clear to testify. Maybe he can break the case!
originally posted by: burntheships
a reply to: elementalgrove
Where would we be without Wikileaks!
That is a scary thought!
The Swamp Creatures would be ruling still.....
originally posted by: loam
a reply to: Xcathdra
National Security Letter?
originally posted by: Xcathdra
a reply to: burntheships
I am still confused as to how the DOJ can enforce a gag order on someone in this situation. Especially when no prosecutions took place.
originally posted by: Kettu
a reply to: loam
There's an important difference.
The sources Steele has are at risk of being killed by Russian GRU/FSB and oligarch thugs. There's a reason he practices opsec just as if he was still working for MI6.
His MI6 career inside Russia likely netted him lots of contacts. Contacts that may even be used by our own CIA.
I can't be sure that our own contacts within the Russian hierarchy are the same ones that Steele has, but if they are -- they're not going to be revealed by him or our own people.
This is more than just some politicians, their aides, and "people close to them". This is international espionage that carries with it real-world life and death risks. This isn't a political game for these people inside Russia who give us intel.
These people aren't TMZ-tabloid gossipers. These sources are carefully curated and cultivated over years, and over time prove themselves to the intelligence agencies they help. Steele has proven himself to be trustworthy to our own FBI for other investigations in the past, and there's little reason to suspect he's a willing participant in some kind of slander or libelous work of fiction.
originally posted by: burntheships
a reply to: Xcathdra
They don't hold up very well when under pressure,
And this is the second time she has done this.
I hope she goes down like Weinstien.
originally posted by: Kettu
a reply to: loam
There's an important difference.
The sources Steele has are at risk of being killed by Russian GRU/FSB and oligarch thugs. There's a reason he practices opsec just as if he was still working for MI6.
His MI6 career inside Russia likely netted him lots of contacts. Contacts that may even be used by our own CIA.
I can't be sure that our own contacts within the Russian hierarchy are the same ones that Steele has, but if they are -- they're not going to be revealed by him or our own people.
This is more than just some politicians, their aides, and "people close to them". This is international espionage that carries with it real-world life and death risks. This isn't a political game for these people inside Russia who give us intel.
These people aren't TMZ-tabloid gossipers. These sources are carefully curated and cultivated over years, and over time prove themselves to the intelligence agencies they help. Steele has proven himself to be trustworthy to our own FBI for other investigations in the past, and there's little reason to suspect he's a willing participant in some kind of slander or libelous work of fiction.
Declare it States Secret like they did with Sybil Edmonds ...I smell neo-cons spinning this and steering the MSM
I am still confused as to how the DOJ can enforce a gag order on someone in this situation. Especially when no prosecutions took place.
originally posted by: burntheships
originally posted by: Xcathdra
a reply to: burntheships
I am still confused as to how the DOJ can enforce a gag order on someone in this situation. Especially when no prosecutions took place.
I have little idea on that, unless he is still undercover?
originally posted by: spiritualzombie
I’m proud of Hillary Clinton and the DNC for continuing the funding that the Republicans started.
Money well spent as far as I’m concerned.
originally posted by: spiritualzombie
I’m proud of Hillary Clinton and the DNC for continuing the funding that the Republicans started.
Money well spent as far as I’m concerned.
originally posted by: JacKatMtn
originally posted by: Kettu
a reply to: loam
There's an important difference.
The sources Steele has are at risk of being killed by Russian GRU/FSB and oligarch thugs. There's a reason he practices opsec just as if he was still working for MI6.
His MI6 career inside Russia likely netted him lots of contacts. Contacts that may even be used by our own CIA.
I can't be sure that our own contacts within the Russian hierarchy are the same ones that Steele has, but if they are -- they're not going to be revealed by him or our own people.
This is more than just some politicians, their aides, and "people close to them". This is international espionage that carries with it real-world life and death risks. This isn't a political game for these people inside Russia who give us intel.
These people aren't TMZ-tabloid gossipers. These sources are carefully curated and cultivated over years, and over time prove themselves to the intelligence agencies they help. Steele has proven himself to be trustworthy to our own FBI for other investigations in the past, and there's little reason to suspect he's a willing participant in some kind of slander or libelous work of fiction.
F the Globalists...