The FBI has been,
severely compromised,
after their fake investigation,
of Hillary Clinton,
who did break many laws,
and clearly obstructed justice,
by destroying a lot of evidence,
while the real investigation,
of Donald Trump,
is a broad witch hunt,
aimed at getting him impeached,
in spite of no Russian collusion.
We now know about,
an FBI "insurance policy",
discussed by two high level FBI leaders,
Andrew McCabe and Peter Strzok,
before the 2016 election,
intended to prevent a Trump presidency.
What actually happened really matters,
for the future health of our democracy,
even though Hillary Clinton lost,
and it is now very easy to say,
"The FBI insurance policy didn't work,
so who cares?"
The following story matters a lot to me,
because it sounds like a KGB operation,
during the Obama administration.
I have two guesses on what,
the FBI "insurance policy",
to destroy Donald Trump,
either before, or after, the election,
was supposed to be:
(1)
Presenting the "Trump Dossier",
to the public before the election,
as a serious investigation,
rather than the fiction it was.
There were rumors about it,
before the 2016 election,
but the actual dossier,
was not released,
until January 2017,
after the election.
(2)
Using the fictional "Trump Dossier",
to launch an FBI Trump-Russia investigation,
with phone taps placed on,
top Trump campaign personnel,
which actually did happen,
but I have to assume,
they didn't find enough "dirt" to derail Trump.
The inside-the-bus audio recording,
of Trump and Billy Bush,
featuring Trump's ridiculous,
locker room bragging,
how he was irresistible to women,
but after getting off the bus,
and being greeted by a pretty woman,
Billy Bush had to push 'shy' Trump,
to kiss her on the cheek.
That on-the-bus audio recording,
was the real "insurance policy",
implemented before the election,
to make sure Hillary won,
but Trump denied everything,
and trumped what would have
cost the election for anyone else.
Peter Strzok wrote about,
the mysterious "insurance policy",
in a text to his mistress Lisa Page:
"I want to believe the path u threw out
4 consideration in Andy's (McCabe) office
-that there's no way he (Trump) gets elected
-but I'm afraid we can't take that risk.
... It's like an insurance policy
in unlikely event u die be4 you're 40"
This was not a normal conversation.
It sounds very much like,
there was an active FBI measure,
planned, and perhaps taken,
to damage Donald Trump enough,
before the 2016 election,
so he had no chance of winning.
Fusion GPS was hired by Hillary Clinton,
and paid about one million dollars,
to dig up dirt on candidate Donald Trump,
obtained from Russians, in Russia,
all completely made up to shame Trump,
even though we were repeatedly told,
the Russians wanted Trump to win!
Instead of a big joke that Hillary Clinton,
wasted $1,000,000+,
on "opposition research"
including the fake dossier,
it appears the fake dossier was used,
as evidence to get a FISA warrant,
to spy on high level members
of the Trump campaign,
who frequently spoke to Trump,
before the election!
During the Obama years,
there seemed to be,
little or no distinction,
between the Clinton campaign,
and the Department of Justice / FBI.
Representative Trey Gowdy (R-SC),
did a great job during hearings of,
Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein,
summarizing DOJ / FBI conflicts,
proving Special Counsel Mueller's probe,
seems like a politically-motivated witch hunt,
led by Obama / Clinton loyalists.
FBI investigator Peter Strzok,
and his FBI-Attorney mistress Lisa Page,
both central to the Clinton email investigation,
and also the Trump-Russia probe,
were both removed from Robert Mueller's team,
last summer, for extremely hostile text messages,
about Donald Trump, as candidate and President,
all mysteriously kept secret until last month.
Over 10,000 text messages,
sent between two top FBI investigators,
one of whom led,
both the Clinton email investigation,
and the early Trump-Russia probe,
revealed profanity-laced messages,
showing a deep hatred for Trump,
between veteran agent Peter Strzok,
and FBI attorney Lisa Page.
Strzok and Page were having,
an extramarital affair,
while working together,
on the Clinton email investigation,
when the texts were exchanged.
Strzok and Page were fired,
from Robert Mueller's special counsel,
in mid-August 2017 over the messages,
yet the reason was not revealed,
until last month.
Strzok is now notorious,
changed the wording
of then-FBI Director James Comey's,
May 2, 2016 draft statement,
on Hillary Clinton's mishandling,
of classified information,
from "grossly negligent",
which are the exact words,
included in the espionage law,
to "extremely careless",
which really means the same thing,
but not using the exact words in the law.
Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein told lawmakers
he is "not aware of any impropriety",
on the Special Counsel team,
in spite of the disturbing fact,
the Mueller team is stacked with,
what appears to be,
all anti-Trump Democrats,
making it likely that was required,
to get on the team.
Two of Strzok's text messages,
referred to an "insurance policy".
against a Trump presidency,
and a special phone he and Page used
"when we talk about hillary
because it can't be traced."
This was shared with “Andy”,
(Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe),
so the "insurance policy",
was also known to McCabe,
who was supervising,
both the Clinton and Trump,
FBI investigations.
A text from Ms. Page to Mr. Strzok,
on April 2, 2016, said:
"So look, you say we text on that phone
when we talk about hillary
because it can’t be traced ..."
during Mr. Strzok’s involvement,
in the Clinton investigation,
and days before he interviewed,
the two top Clinton aides,
Huma Abedin and Cheryl Mills.
on April 5, 2016 and April 9, 2016.
Mr. Strzok and Ms. Page,
engaged in communications
about an ongoing investigation,
on a different cell phone,
in an effort to prevent what they said.
from being traced.
"Why would senior FBI people,
use secret phones,
that "cant be traced",
to talk to, or about, Hillary?"
The Trump-Russia dossier,
created by opposition research firm,
Fusion GPS in August, 2016,
nine months before,
Robert Mueller's Special Counsel,
was launched.
The "dossier" was a compendium,
of salacious and largely unverified,
allegations about then-candidate Trump,
and others around him.
The FBI soon received the "dossier",
and launched an investigation,
into Russian meddling in the election,
that ultimately included FISA surveillance,
of one or more Trump campaign leaders.
Weeks before the 2016 election,
Peter Strzok's FBI team,
agreed to pay former MI6 agent,
and Fusion GPS operative Christopher Steele,
$50,000 if he could verify the claims,
contained within the dossier,
which relied on the cooperation,
of two senior Kremlin officials.
When Steele was unable to,
verify the claims in the dossier,
the FBI refused to pay him,
according to the New York Times.
Despite the fact that Steele,
was not paid by the FBI,
for verifying claims in his dossier,
Peter Strzok used it,
to launch an investigation,
into President Trump's team.
Steele was ultimately paid $168,000,
by Fusion GPS, for the dossier.
Glenn Simpson was the head of,
opposition research firm Fusion GPS,
and he admitted in a court filing,
that his firm employed Nellie Ohr,
wife of senior Justice Department official,
Bruce Ohr, to dig up damaging information,
on then-candidate Donald Trump.
The House Intelligence Committee,
determined that in November 2016,
Simpson met with Bruce Ohr,
shortly after the election,
to discuss Russia and Trump.
Bruce Ohr was demoted,
for concealing his meetings,
with Fusion GPS, the firm behind,
the infamous Trump-Russia dossier.
Ohr's wife Nellie worked for Fusion GPS,
as well as the CIA.
Bruce Ohr lost his senior-level DOJ position
as Associate Deputy Attorney General,
after his meetings with Simpson,
and British spy Christopher Steele,
who assembled the Trump-Russia dossier,
were discovered by his superiors.
Nellie Ohr also represented the CIA's,
"Open Source Works" group in a 2010,
an "expert working group report,
on international organized crime",
along with Bruce Ohr and Glenn Simpson.
Fusion GPS was also behind,
the infamous Trump Tower,
"set up meeting",
with Donald Trump, Jr.
with a Russian lawyer,
who allegedly had "dirt",
on Hillary Clinton,
which wasn't true,
and she actually only talked,
about wanting Americans,
to adopt more Russian babies.
Fusion GPS bank records,
reveal DNC law firm Perkins Coie,
paid Fusion a total of $1,024,408 in 2016,
for opposition research on Donald Trump,
including the 34-page dossier.
Perkins Coie spent the money,
on behalf of Hillary Clinton and the DNC.
The text messages,
between Peter Strzok and Lisa Page,
prove that both FBI investigations,
into Clinton and Trump,
were headed by a man,
aided by his mistress,
with extreme hatred of Trump,
who did not want to see Trump win.
Strzok and Page were extremely biased,
against then-candidate Trump,
while going extremely easy,
on Hillary Clinton,
over her mishandling,
of classified information.
Other Peter Strzok and Lisa Page texts:
Peter Strzok wrote:
"God Hillary should win. 100,000,000 - 0"
Peter Strzok wrote on 10/20/16:
" I am riled up. Trump is a f*cking idiot,
is unable to provide a coherent answer.
PS - I CAN'T PULL AWAY,
WHAT THE F*CK HAPPENED
TO OUR COUNTRY (redacted)??!?! "
Lisa Page replied:
" I don't know.
But we'll get it back. ... "
"And maybe you're meant to stay,
where you are, because you're meant
to protect the country, from that menace."
Peter Strzok replied:
"I can protect our country at many levels."
What does Peter Strzok mean by:
"protect our country at many levels",
in his text to Page?
Is it a reference to the mysterious
"insurance policy"?
Representative Jim Jordan (R-OH),
suggested in a hearing,
with FBI Director Chris Wray last week.
that the Peter Strzok rabbit hole,
might be far deeper,
than anyone imagined.
Jordan's theory,
is that Strzok received,
the controversial "Trump Dossier",
from the Clinton campaign,
then went to a FISA court,
where he passed it off,
as legitimate intelligence,
in a successful effort,
to obtain FISA warrant(s),
necessary to spy on,
high level members,
of the Trump campaign.
Does all this make America,
seem like a banana republic,
under President Obama?
