@JohnBrennanThis action is part of a broader effort by Mr. Trump to suppress freedom of speech & punish critics. It should gravely worry all Americans, including intelligence professionals, about the cost of speaking out. My principles are worth far more than clearances. I will not relent.
In March, 2017, two days before former FBI Director James Comey testified to lawmakers that the bureau had an open counterintelligence investigation into President TrumpaEUR(TM)s campaign, former British spy Christopher Steele sent an urgent message to Department of Justice official Bruce Ohr hoping that "important firewalls will hold" when Comey testified.Ohr writes back later that day, saying "Sorry, no new news. I believe my earlier information is still accurate. I will let you know immediately if there is any change."
It is not certain, based on the limited communications obtained by Congress between the pair, what Ohr was referring to when he discussed "earlier information" that he delivered to Steele.
The exchange raises questions, according to a government source who asked, "What did Steele mean by important firewalls before Comey testimony? And what did Ohr mean by earlier information he provided?" The source noted that the 'firewall' statement seemed raise similar questions posed by lawmakers after (now-fired) FBI Special Agent Peter Strzok sent the infamous "insurance policy" texts to his paramour, former FBI Attorney Lisa Page.
Maybe he would shut up in prison.
I replied, “Here let me fix that for you. “This action is part of a broader effort by Mr. Trump to bring to justice those who attempted to overthrow a duly elected government.” There, all fixed!”
...including intelligence professionals, about the cost of speaking out.
@BagsterTellsBrennan
Ummm...Mongoloid baby.
Last I heard, intelligence professionals weren't supposed to "speak out".
This dude is more highly retarded than Raider Boy.
Bagster
Or is it?
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BREAKING:
Sen. Bill Nelson (D-FL) admits in secret recording that he fabricated claim, which broke headlines, that Russians penetrated Florida election systems in 2018 pic.
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