What was that order that Zero signed before he left office that allowed our intel to communicate stuff to our allies’ intel before applying privacy measures? Because there really is no other reason, is there, for an English PM having knowledge, in November, of the existence of a ‘surveillance warrant of US persons,’?
“However, the former British MP Louise Mensch reported in November that the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (Fisa) court had granted the FBI a surveillance warrant of “US persons” to investigate possible contacts between Russian banks and Trump’s associates. In January, the BBC reported that the Fisa court had issued its warrant in October.
Also in January, the Guardian reported that the Fisa court had turned down an initial request for a warrant, and that the judge had asked investigators to narrow the terms of their search.”
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/mar/04/fact-check-trump-obama-wiretap-tweets-rumors
“Because there really is no other reason, is there, for an English PM having knowledge”
The biggest unreported story is about the British interference in the election (to destroy Trump).
The Trump dossier was a failed October surprise compiled by a former British MI6 intelligence agent (Christopher Steele). Was Steele directed by the UK government?
See here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Trump–Russia_dossier
Are you sure Obama ordered a rule change that allowed easier sharing of info with foreign agencies? I’m thinking the new rules only applied to sharing between US agencies. The Brits probably learned of the FISA investigations through illegal leaks.