Forbes | There can be no question, at this point, that certain higher ups in
the FBI and the DOJ did not want Hillary to be indicted and did not want
Donald Trump to become President. Those efforts were not entirely
independent of each other.
Below is a timeline of events – abbreviated though it is – that makes
it rather plain that the FBI and DOJ were not investigating potential
crimes objectively.
Indeed, they were committing crimes during the process in aid of their preferred outcomes.
1. 2007. Hillary Clinton wanted to be President.
Hillary’s ambitions to be president started long ago. She ran for
President in the 2008 cycle. In 2009, after losing to Obama, Hillary
became Obama’s Secretary of State. She stayed in that post until 2013.
2. March 2015. The Hillary email scandal breaks.
Hillary was using an unapproved/unsecured server and devices to
communicate. She was using a private email account. Classified
information was being sent through that email, server and devices –
including when Hillary was abroad.
All of that is illegal. As 2015 unfolds, it becomes clear to the FBI
and the DOJ that President Barack Obama was communicating with Hillary
using her non-state department email. Obama was using an email and a
name that masked who he was.
That had to be known to authorities long before March of 2015 given that it occurred prior to 2013.
As Andrew McCarthy points out in his recent article,
there was no chance that the DOJ was going to indict Hillary because
that would have required implicating President Obama. That was never
going to happen. From thereafter, DOJ officials acted with that
understanding, however illegal, in mind.
3. June 2015. Donald Trump announces his Presidential run.
4. March 2016. Trump has enough delegates to claim the nomination.
5. April 10, 2016. Obama makes clear he does not want Hillary indicted.
Obama, on TV, indicates Hillary did not intend to harm national
security. However, intent is not an element of the crime she
committed. At the time of that statement – made by a sitting President
and in plain view of the Nation and more importantly his FBI/DOJ
appointments - many witnesses had yet to be interviewed, including
Hillary.
6. April 2016. Hillary campaign and DNC begin funding infamous Trump dossier.
To conceal payments for the dossier, Hillary’s campaign gives money to
attorneys who then pay for the dossier – a clear campaign law violation.
If that campaign payment had been properly disclosed, the
payment for the dossier, and likely the dossier, would have been exposed
in the summer of 2016. That disclosure likely would have hurt Hillary’s
campaign and LIKELY PREVENT THE USE OF THE DOSSIER to get FISA warrant on Carter Page, which led to other spying and ultimately the Mueller investigation.
7. May 2, 2016. Ted Cruz drops out of Presidential race. Cruz’ departure confirms Trump will be the Republican nominee.
8. May 2016. Peter Strzok and Lisa Page make it clear they need to end the Hillary Investigation. Peter Strzok is the FBI agent in charge of the Hillary investigation,
which is dubbed Mid-Year Exam. He is having an affair with FBI lawyer
Lisa Page. In a text exchange, Page informs Strzok that Cruz dropped
out. Strzok responds:
“What?!?!?!?!” Fist tap Dale.
0 comments:
Post a Comment