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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The breadth and depth of "Trump-Russia" - there is a lot here so be patient.

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1198565009925775361.html

And none of this includes Rudy's role in getting rid of the Italian mob so the Russia mob could come into NY without a bloodbath.[/quote]

This woman is insane. 
I stopped reading when she referenced Carter Page as a Russian agent.  [/quote]

Except the part where *checks 302's* Page admits he's a Russian agent

[twitter]https://twitter.com/ericgarland/status/1282660442540777480[/twitter][/quote]

Oh,  FFS.
Eric Garland is  a tool.  He is full of fake news.  A conspiracy theorist.

Carter Page was hinting that he was working for the CIA, which has since been revealed to be fact. 
Clinesmith - FBI - falsified a document stating such.

[quote]It appears Page tries to hint to the FBI agents that he was working on behalf of the CIA as a source for the RIS, and give them some idea of where the Russian collusion narrative began. Page at one point references the 9/11 commission report conclusion, which identifies a major cause of the intelligence failure as the lack of communication between the FBI and the CIA. As per the 302, “Page intimated that the allegations of Russian interference into the election are a repeat of the USIC failures leading to the 9/11 attacks”.

In another 302 from the day after, on March 31, 2017, the interview again shifted to Page’s prior contacts with the two Russians. In a section titled “Relationship to the Russian Intelligence Services” an interesting exchange takes place. The SSA (Supervisory Special Agent) conducting the interview begins to describe the varying levels of intelligence contacts that Russian Intelligence Officers maintain. The 302 notes that Page interrupts the agents, stating that he is probably the “highest level contact”. Page then references Bulatov and Podobnyy, and states “the more immaterial non-public information I give them, the better for this country”.

Page then goes on to reference himself as being “on the books”. The Special Agent conducting the interview asks if Page understands what that really means; that the FBI defines “on the books” as being in some sort of source-handler relationship, either witting or unwitting, with the RIS.  They go on to ask Page again, if including the circumstances of his relationship with Bulatov and Podobnyy, Page was “on the books” of the RIS, and Page agreed that he was “on the books”. However, he tells the agents that he “didn’t like when they characterized him as “working with” the two Russians.”[/quote]

https://uncoverdc.com/2020/03/11/carter-page-302s-shed-light-into-relationship-with-intelligence-agencies/

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