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But any way you slice it, the FBI knew carter page wasn't a Russian agent. Yet, they lied to the FISA court and said he was... in order to get a warrant to spy on him. Now, why would the FBI want a warrant to spy on someone they knew wasn't a Russian agent?
originally posted by: bigfatfurrytexan
a reply to: Grambler
This is typucal FBI. Manufacture BS cases
Jesus.
Dismantle the FBI
originally posted by: jimmyx
wow, Russian interference and propaganda is working well here on ATS
originally posted by: jimmyx
wow, Russian interference and propaganda is working well here on ATS
originally posted by: jimmyx
wow, Russian interference and propaganda is working well here on ATS
originally posted by: Grambler
a reply to: theantediluvian
My point is the narrative that is being pushed everywhere that the fact that the FBI had there eye on Page in 2013 shows he is a shady guy, when in fact the full story is the FBI accused him of no wrong doing, and in fact thought he was duped.
Somehow, three months after that, they went from thinking he was a guy that did nothing wrong and helped the FBI because he was duped, to an acussed russian agent.
originally posted by: soberbacchus
originally posted by: Grambler
a reply to: theantediluvian
My point is the narrative that is being pushed everywhere that the fact that the FBI had there eye on Page in 2013 shows he is a shady guy, when in fact the full story is the FBI accused him of no wrong doing, and in fact thought he was duped.
Somehow, three months after that, they went from thinking he was a guy that did nothing wrong and helped the FBI because he was duped, to an acussed russian agent.
This disconnect is your own creation.
You conflate "thinking he was a guy that did nothing wrong" with the FBI not having sufficient evidence to hold or charge him with anything.
The fact that he was not charged is a long distance from your claim to know what the FBI was thinking.
They entirely able to think someone is "a shady guy" and still not charge them with anything at the same time.
The businessman, Carter Page, met with one of three Russians who were eventually charged with being undeclared officers with Russia’s foreign intelligence service, known as the S.V.R. The F.B.I. interviewed Mr. Page in 2013 as part of an investigation into the spy ring, but decided that he had not known the man was a spy, and the bureau never accused Mr. Page of wrongdoing.