Did FBI Use FAKE DOSSIER Information To Conduct Intercepts? ILLEGAL!

IWB ^ | Ruby Henley

[davikkm]

The FBI has gone rogue, and at this point according to my research, the only person who can stop them is Attorney General Jeff Sessions. This is the most serious issue facing the United States today, as if the FBI is not cooperating with the Senate Intelligence Committee, our entire Judicial System is no longer valid. This means all laws are moot, lawmakers are moot, and any US citizen can be arrested by unlawful parties.

We have to go to the details and facts surrounding the dossier that has been proven to be false. The point here is the FBI agreed to the terms and conditions of the creator of the dossier. It was used by the Intelligence agencies of the United States to bring down a Presidential candidate they did not approve of.

The bottom line is this question: Did the FBI use the dossier’s “salacious and unverified” information to make the case that the bureau should be granted the authority to conduct intercepts? Please think about what this means. Did the FBI or other agencies use any information from the dossier as a basis for warrant requests before the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court?

[Red Badger]

The fake info in the fake dossier was used as the pretense for the surveillance of the Trump Campaign.

It was to cover the FBI’s ass in case it was discovered, which they knew wouldn’t happen when Hilliary was coronated.

Obama could then directly spy on the Trump campaign without fear of discovery.

This makes Watergate look like a jay-walk...................

[facedown]

...the only person who can stop them is Attorney General Jeff Sessions.

Good luck with that.

[Souled_Out]

Sessions is the swamp.

[agatheringstorm]

So...what happened to the “confidential informant” who had all of this inside information on the Uranium One scandal?? Disappeared like a fart in the wind.

[FrdmLvr]

It’s been argued that it has, and it’s obvious that it was. Not only should this investigation be halted immediately, all those complicit with it should be prosecuted. This has Banana Republic written all over it. And not just this, obviously, but the entire Clinton Crime Cartel and the DNC. It couldn’t be more obvious. Is Sessions going to DO anything here?!!!

If nothing else, someone needs to draw up one of those WH petitions and SEND it to DJT DEMANDING this be dealt with now! A million signatures will be collected the first hour. We, The People demand action from the AG.

[I want the USA back]

I’m not naive. I know that law enforcement is mostly used for the right purpose - catching criminals, but that politicians can barely resist using it to harass their enemies and reward their donors.

[Paine in the Neck]

...the only person who can stop them is Attorney General Jeff Sessions.

Then we're all scr in a world of trouble.

[faucetman]

Excellent article. Worth reading.

[usconservative]

Comey’s on record saying they DID use some information in the “dossier” to obtain wiretaps.

[alloysteel]

Of course this highly partisan Deep State FBI used the fake dossier as further justification for continuing the assault on the Trump Administration, by whatever crumb of rationalization they may be able to expand upon.

Not only that, the FBI was very likely complicit in the fabrication and funding for the dossier in the first place, as a partisan action to protect and preserve the Obama-Clinton legacy.

Commit no petty crimes. That does not pay well, and the chances of detection are much higher than with huge gambits that involve the very integrity and reputation of an organization long recognized for “impartiality”.

[jacob allen]

When John McCain passed the Steele Dossier to FBI director James Comey, didn’t Comey tell McCain “I know all about this, I helped pay for it?”

[Terry Mross]

I have a feeling EVERYONE who COULD do anything is AFRAID to do anything. They could be ruined with their own fake charges. Think of Judge Moore. And consider the things they can put on someone’s computer.

So some in DC may not be a part of the deep state. But they are controlled by the deep state.

[Pearls Before Swine]

The answer:

Obviously.

[usconservative]

Normally I consider all blogs clickbait however this is an excellent read. Well sourced and documented and it thoroughly discredits the "russian collusion" claims to boot.

The truth is as follows:

- The Shrillary Clinton campaign paid for the Russian dossier (illegal!)

- The fact that the Shrillary Campaign paid for the "dossier" completely exonerates the Trump Campaign of any claims of "collusion" with the Russians

- That "dossier" was used by former, disgraced FBI director James Comey to obtain wiretaps and potentially other forms of surveillance against President Trump and/or his campaign associates

- The Obama Administration, on its way out the door used the existence of the "fake dossier" to discredit the incoming Trump administration and undermine the election. This was deliberate and by this time the Obama Administration new the information in the "dossier" was fake. In fact the entire Intel community knew it was fake.

All of this points to two conclusions: 1. Hillary Clinton is guilty as hell and belongs in jail.
2. The FBI is thoroughly corrupt, including current director and former directors Comey and Mueller. The FBI is so corrupt it's no longer credible in any way.
3. Absent A.G. Jeff Sessions yanking the rug out from under Mueller and firing him with extreme prejudice (which will NOT happen) President Trump has an obligation to end this nonsense and spare the country further embarrassment.
4. Comey, McCabe, Mueller and more should be indicted for TREASON and HIGH CRIMES against the United States of America for their actions here.
5. Comey, McCabe and Mueller should be indicted for TREASON and HIGH CRIMES against the United States of America for their actions in Uranium One (which are being covered up by this so-called Trump collusion with Russia bullshit.)

[GoldenPup]

The FBI has gone rogue, and at this point according to my research, the only person who can stop them is Attorney General Jeff Sessions.

That’s if you can wake him up....good luck with that.

[poconopundit]

...when John McCain passed the Steele Dossier to FBI director James Comey...

Tbat's part of the conspiracy! Have McCain deliver the documents to the FBI so no one would suspect the FBI ordered them in the first place.

We can assume that everything McCain and Obama and Clinton do is to ultimately take down America.

McCain is the ultimate Benedict Arnold.

[butlerweave]

still using and will continue to use it

[Robert DeLong]

I have had the same question now for weeks.

[Tilted Irish Kilt]

The "Russian Dossier" is based on a politically motivated rumor, fabricated and financed by political entities, and thus far has been shown to have no basis in fact.
There is no investigation currently being conducted to the truthfulness of the dossier, which is the basis of Mueller's politically motivated "witch hunt" of Russian collusion in the Trump administration.
However, there is evidence that there has been Russian collusion with the Clinton campaign, and the DNC who financed the rumor report.
The Clinton/DNC known collusion is not being investigated, and in fact, has been obstructed by the politically motivated FBI and Justice Dept.
- which brings up several ethics questions.

There is a legal term that is purposely being overlooked and applies to the "Russian Dossier :" Poisoned Fruit"

From : https://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Fruit+of+the+Poisonous+Tree

"The "fruit of the poisonous tree" doctrine is an offspring of the Exclusionary Rule.
The exclusionary rule mandates that evidence obtained from an illegal arrest, unreasonable search, or coercive interrogation must be excluded from trial.
Under the fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine, evidence is also excluded from trial if it was gained through evidence uncovered in an illegal arrest, unreasonable search, or coercive interrogation.
Like the exclusionary rule, the fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine was established primarily to deter law enforcement from violating rights against unreasonable searches and seizures."