A memo to the memo

I’ll come right out and say it.  I’m not scared.  These assholes do not intimidate me.  The radio hosts and television pundits are afraid to say it.  I’m not.

THIS WAS AN ATTEMPTED COUP DE TAT.

A few select, yet unelected officials within the Department of Justice (DOJ) and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) conspired either individually or in tandem with others to:

1)      Block the nomination of Donald J. Trump

2)      Adversely effect the election process against Donald J. Trump, or

3)      Predetermine and solidify conditions to advance articles of impeachment against Donald J. Trump.

Never before in the history of our Republic has so brazen an example of the abuse of power been on display.  Nixon’s own crimes (conspiracy and cover-up) pale in comparison.

The background

Let’s look at what has transpired over these past months.  A secret dossier has surfaced that purportedly shows collusion and cooperation between the Trump campaign and select Russian officials to influence the election in Trump’s favor.  The evidence thus far has never be corroborated, even remotely.  The dossier also includes certain personal and salacious details directly connected to the President himself.  These also have not been proven.  In essence, the dossier itself, even while widely being described as credible or that the author himself is, has not been proven valid.  This is the case since its writing nearly two years prior.

Despite this, so desperate was this cabal of (co-conspirators) corrupt politicians, that they used a knowingly unproven (thus false) dossier to dupe the FISA court into granting surveillance warrants against a Trump campaign official (Carter Page).  Not just the initial warrant, but three subsequent warrants.  They hoped to taint to public perception against the Republican candidate; hoping to paint them as colluding with the Russians (!) in the public eye, trying to seize the election from the anointed Hillary Clinton.  If they could sway enough people, they could swing the election solidly in her favor.

They just didn’t count on the email server thing popping back up despite FBI Director Comey brazenly exonerating Clinton prior to the final outcome of the investigation.  But back to the dossier…

The hook

The dossier was authored by a former British spy (whose name I won’t honor him to type).  It was paid for by a company called Fusion GPS and bankrolled by the Democratic National Committee (DNC) as well as the Hillary Clinton campaign for the Presidency.  Seeing how the Clinton campaign more or less BOUGHT the DNC, it is hard to, and probably pointless to try to separate exactly whose dollars went where.

Setting the hook

The FBI were given the dossier by none other than John McCain, the closest thing to a Democrat carrying an R behind his name, as well as a proven traitor.  The FBI connect the spy and eventually began paying him as an asset, finding him to be at least partially credible.  Eventually they began to have doubts as the allegations proved to be, well, unproven.

During all of this, the spy also contacted Yahoo News (Micheal Isakhoff) and sold him parts of the dossier which were promptly published.  Using both the ownership of the dossier and the public domain “corroboration” of the dossier, the FBI director Comey, deputy director Andrew McCabe, and deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein not one, but FOUR TIMES petitioned the FISA court for permission to conduct surveillance on an American citizen—an Annapolis Academy Graduate with no prior criminal record.

McCabe is since on record stating that without the dossier there would have been no FISA warrant even sought.  And without the FISA warrant, there would never have been an investigation.  No investigation means no special counsel.

Throw this one in the cooler

So, recently a memo was released by the Intelligence Oversight Committee.  Its public release was voted on and predictably, went along party lines.  The Democrats were against it, the Republicans for it.  Chairman Devin Nunes even allowed for simple edits to be made to the memo before being sent to the White House for inspection before the President decided whether or not to release it to the general public.  These edits were grammar/spelling/clarity related, and requested by the Democrats.

After being edited, the Democrats complained that the memo being released was altered and thus not trustworthy.

Let that sink in.  The Democrats requested changes to the memo, and then once done, complained that the memo was no longer original material and thus, worthless.  Typical Democrat lying bullshit.

Spices for the filet

Keep in mind the underlying theme.  The Clintons and DNC are saying that the Trump campaign colluded with the Russians to steal the election.  In fact, what happened, was a British spy used Russian sources to doctor up 16 memorandums implicating but not proving anything.  The dossier was paid for by the DNC and the Clinton campaign.  The spy confided in a former associate deputy attorney general at the DOJ, that he was “desperate for Trump to not be President”, and “very passionate about him not winning”.  The problem was, the Ohr’s wife WORKED for Fusion GPS, the firm that paid the British spy the money supplied by the DNC and Hillary Clinton through their lawyers.  The DOJ and FBI lied to the FISA court to start the whole investigation through the surveillance of Page.

So who is really colluding with the Russians here?  It is already out that associates/contacts/friends of the Clintons were supplying the spy with the information in his dossier.  The guy didn’t even GO to Russia to interview these “sources”.  If you follow the money and the logic, you know the answer.

This, as I started with, was a bloodless coup.  That is until the names of these associates/contacts/friends start to be unearthed and verified.  Then the blood letting will start.  They’ll start dying suddenly at their desk, or in car crashes or planes falling out of the sky, or killing themselves with multiple gunshots in the back of their head.  First rule of a coup–assassinate the assassin.