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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Seems Bruce Ohr was feeding information to the FBI from Steele to get the FISA warrant after he was fired by the FBI. Simpson was in on it too. The FBI knew it as well. We have the emails.[/quote]
Who’s “we”? I’m sure you have a lovely conspiracy all coked up.[/quote]

"We" is members of Congress. Breaking story. You'll see more later.[/quote]

So this will be like unmasking, wiretapping and the nunesmemo, right? More distracting crap from the complicit GOP congress. Bravo.

How many times will you believe their misleading tripe before you throw in the towel. Or are you a lemming that will just go along with everything they claim, only to retrench when it is proven once again they are lying?[/quote]

I said there are emails from Steele to Ohr detailing this all.[/quote]

Really?  I would like to read these. Link please.[/quote]

They will hit soon[/quote]

DP.
Here is one article that focuses on Ohr’s role.

[quote]Hundreds of pages of previously unreported emails and memos provide the clearest evidence yet that a research firm, hired by Hillary Clinton’s campaign and the Democratic National Committee (DNC) to find dirt on and defeat Donald Trump, worked early and often with the FBI, a Department of Justice (DOJ) official and the intelligence community during the 2016 presidential election and the early days of Trump's presidency.

Fusion GPS's work and its involvement with several FBI officials have been well reported.

But a close review of these new documents shows just how closely Associate Deputy Attorney General Bruce Ohr, who reported to Obama-era Deputy AG Sally Yates, maintained contact with Fusion — and, in particular, its primary source, former British spy Christopher Steele — before, during and after the election.

Yates was fired by President Trump over an unrelated political dispute. Ohr was demoted recently.

Ohr’s own notes, emails and text messages show he communicated extensively with Steele and with Fusion GPS founder Glenn Simpson. Those documents have been turned over in recent weeks to investigative bodies in Congress and the DOJ, but not reviewed outside the investigative ranks until now.

They show Ohr had contact with Steele in the days just before the FBI opened its Trump-Russia probe in summer 2016, and then engaged Steele as a “confidential human source” (CHS) assisting in that probe.

They also confirm that Ohr later became a critical conduit of continuing information from Steele after the FBI ended the Brit's role as an informant.[/quote]

http://thehill.com/hilltv/rising/400810-opinion-how-a-senior-justice-official-helped-dems-on-trump-russia-case[/quote]
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So what the article is saying is that the FBI, which is charged with protecting the United States, worked with a former operative for the closest ally, in garnering information related to the treasonous subversion of our republic by one of the greatest adversaries.

Sounds like everyone was doing their job.

To put it differently, if the FBI had not taken the Russian infiltration seriously, they would have been charged with falling down on the job.

I am not sure what you, the PP, would have expected the FBI to do differently. Are you saying the FBI should not be investigating threats against our country? Because THAT would be treasonous.[/quote]

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