The DOJ held Peter Strzok on ice for almost a year before rolling him out to show what a lunatic he was and then quickly firing his ass.
I'm pretty sure Pientka is being kept on ice until they are ready to roll him out too. The only question is if he's cooperating or not. pic.twitter.com/UuZhgfBIFP— Brian Cates (@drawandstrike) January 23, 2019
Because he wouldn't cooperate, Strzok was stuck in the FBI HR Dept. which is where problem agents are stashed until they can be dealt with.
No such rumors have surfaced about Pientka that I've heard. His profile is just nonexistant since his name publicly surfaced last year.— Brian Cates (@drawandstrike) January 23, 2019
Whatever he told the IG investigators under oath, it looks like it was so explosive and so SENSITIVE that the DOJ is keeping a *very* tight lid on it until they are ready.
Now, there's 2 narratives out there, 1 popular and one not.— Brian Cates (@drawandstrike) January 23, 2019
The first narrative is that nothing's happening, Horowitz, Huber, Sessions, Whitaker, Barr, whoever, all of them are covering it all up and are going to make sure it all goes away and nobody gets prosecuted or investigated.— Brian Cates (@drawandstrike) January 23, 2019
The second narrative is that these investigations are so explosive and sensitive the operational security is airtight and they aren't going to leak anything or admit what they've been doing until they are ready.
Many of these investigations have numerous national security issues— Brian Cates (@drawandstrike) January 23, 2019
Not only can't the real investigators inside DOJ IG's office & inside the US Attorney's office share their key evidence with the politically partisan drunken grandstanding ass-grabbing leakers of Congress, they can't provide key witnesses yet either.— Brian Cates (@drawandstrike) January 23, 2019
My take is we'll be hearing from FBI Special Agent Joe Pientka and see his 302 forms from both the @GenFlynn interview & his interviews with Bruce Ohr when the Inspector General has made his SpyGate report public & can start handing over the rest of the evidence to Congress.— Brian Cates (@drawandstrike) January 23, 2019
Until then, Pientka is literally going to continue to be the DOJ/FBI's "Invisible Man".
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