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CIA In The US Eh?
by Karl Denninger, Market Ticker:
The CIA issue is not in fact much about the nomination of a new director. I know you think it is because the media and John McCain want you to think it is — but it isn’t.
It’s really about what the CIA and FBI apparently did prior to the 2016 election. It appears that the DOJ and FBI had a mole inside the Trump campaign. That’s nuclear waste material standing alone, but it gets much worse.
The mole appears to have been an Australian CIA spy.
That’s black-letter illegal on a whole host of levels, not the least of which is that the CIA is prohibited by law from operating in the United States.
Why does John McCain care, besides hating Trump? Because McCain was involved in this up to his ****ing neck with the so-called “dossier”, he has admitted in public to being the source of its referral, and were he not about to take a six foot eternal nap he is quite-possibly personally exposed on a felony criminal level in regard to this whole thing.
So yeah, he’s real interested in this.
The DOJ has apparently intentionally failed to disclose the documents on this to Nunes and Gowdy and in fact lied under oath because they claimed to have produced all the responsive documents to a Congress. All evidence now points to that being a bald lie.
Jeff Sessions almost certainly knows they lied, and knows what is in those documents. He too has intentionally concealed this as well if, in fact, he has any knowledge of it — and I bet he does.
As for Trump, well, what makes you think he’s going to force this out into the open? There is zero evidence that he intends to do any such thing — he has not ordered Jeff Sessions, who is the head of the DOJ, to turn over the ****ing documents to Congress and as Sessions’ boss that is within his power to do.
So….. about your so-called “swamp-drainer”…… he looks like a damned 12 foot gator to me, and in addition he looks like he wants to not only dwell in said swamp he wants to abuse it for his own ends just as did Obama, Holder and Lynch.
