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We’ll see. Smells bad to me.

You know what smells bad? Treason.

And you wingdings have your talking points I see. Wonder what news is about to break. Last Friday was Flynn Friday...

The more that comes out, the less any of these 'Friday' news breaks mean.

As Hannity says, Tick Tock. And he hasn't been wrong yet.

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Anonymous wrote:
We’ll see. Smells bad to me.

You know what smells bad? Treason.

And you wingdings have your talking points I see. Wonder what news is about to break. Last Friday was Flynn Friday...

Anonymous wrote:First of all, this is originating from Devin (I am not corrupted by Trump and Russia) Nunes.

Second, the reason given was to have a singular focus on his job. That seems reasonable.

Third, why would be meet with Fusion/GPS? Maybe he was given the Dossier and wanted to have a preliminary discussion about how the document was created, who was behind it etc.

You know, doing his job?

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Anonymous wrote:So, he met with both Christopher Steele and Fusion GPS. Why?

A senior Justice Department official was demoted this week amid an ongoing investigation into his contacts with the opposition research firm responsible for the anti-Trump “dossier,” the department confirmed to Fox News.

Until Wednesday morning, Bruce G. Ohr held two titles at DOJ: associate deputy attorney general, a post that placed him four doors down from his boss, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein; and director of the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Forces (OCDETF), a program described by the department as “the centerpiece of the attorney general’s drug strategy.”

Ohr will retain his OCDETF title but has been stripped of his higher post and ousted from his office on the fourth floor of “Main Justice.”

Initially senior department officials could not provide the reason for Ohr’s demotion, but Fox News has learned that evidence collected by the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI), chaired by Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif., indicates that Ohr met during the 2016 campaign with Christopher Steele, the former British spy who authored the “dossier.”

Later, a Justice Department official told Fox News: "It is unusual for anyone to wear two hats as he has done recently. This person is going to go back to a single focus—director of our organized crime and drug enforcement unit. As you know, combating transnational criminal organizations and drug trafficking is a top priority for the attorney general."

Additionally, House investigators have determined that Ohr met shortly after the election with Glenn Simpson, the founder of Fusion GPS – the opposition research firm that hired Steele to compile the dossier with funds supplied by the Hillary Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee. By that point, according to published reports, the dossier had been in the hands of the FBI, which exists under the aegis of DOJ, for some five months, and the surveillance on Carter Page, an adviser to the Trump campaign, had started more than two months prior.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/12/07/top-doj-official-demoted-amid-probe-contacts-with-trump-dossier-firm.html

More trouble brewing... Stay tuned.
More bombshells coming.

Anonymous wrote:So, he met with both Christopher Steele and Fusion GPS. Why?

A senior Justice Department official was demoted this week amid an ongoing investigation into his contacts with the opposition research firm responsible for the anti-Trump “dossier,” the department confirmed to Fox News.

Until Wednesday morning, Bruce G. Ohr held two titles at DOJ: associate deputy attorney general, a post that placed him four doors down from his boss, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein; and director of the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Forces (OCDETF), a program described by the department as “the centerpiece of the attorney general’s drug strategy.”

Ohr will retain his OCDETF title but has been stripped of his higher post and ousted from his office on the fourth floor of “Main Justice.”

Initially senior department officials could not provide the reason for Ohr’s demotion, but Fox News has learned that evidence collected by the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI), chaired by Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif., indicates that Ohr met during the 2016 campaign with Christopher Steele, the former British spy who authored the “dossier.”

Later, a Justice Department official told Fox News: "It is unusual for anyone to wear two hats as he has done recently. This person is going to go back to a single focus—director of our organized crime and drug enforcement unit. As you know, combating transnational criminal organizations and drug trafficking is a top priority for the attorney general."

Additionally, House investigators have determined that Ohr met shortly after the election with Glenn Simpson, the founder of Fusion GPS – the opposition research firm that hired Steele to compile the dossier with funds supplied by the Hillary Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee. By that point, according to published reports, the dossier had been in the hands of the FBI, which exists under the aegis of DOJ, for some five months, and the surveillance on Carter Page, an adviser to the Trump campaign, had started more than two months prior.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/12/07/top-doj-official-demoted-amid-probe-contacts-with-trump-dossier-firm.html

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We’ll see. Smells bad to me.

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Anonymous wrote:First of all, this is originating from Devin (I am not corrupted by Trump and Russia) Nunes.

Second, the reason given was to have a singular focus on his job. That seems reasonable.

Third, why would be meet with Fusion/GPS? Maybe he was given the Dossier and wanted to have a preliminary discussion about how the document was created, who was behind it etc.

You know, doing his job?

Interesting that this guy’s role at DOJ is the director of the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Forces (OCDETF), a program described by the department as “the centerpiece of the attorney general’s drug strategy. That is his “singular focus” as you put it. And, it is evidently a demotion. Reasonable, yeah. For an explanation to cover up misdeeds.

Why is an attorney who works primarily with organized crime drugs “investigating” the dossier?

He has a lot of experience in organized crime, racketeering, and transnational organized crime and international affairs. Seems like a good person to consult about the dossier.

From this 2016 bio:. http://nationalrxdrugabusesummit.org/biographies/bruce-g-ohr/

Then, why was he demoted?

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Anonymous wrote:Not surprising. The FBI had the Steele dossier, it makes sense that someone (probably more than one someone) at Justice also knew about it.

What reason would a DOJ attorney have for meeting with Steele and with Fusion GPS?

And 2) Why would Bruce Ohr keep these meetings secret from his FBI boss? -DP

Which boss? You mean Comey, Boente, Rosenstein, or Sessions? Isn't Sessions recused?

Rosenstein.

Um, crickets.

Why would Oh keep meetings secret? I don't know, did he? The Fox article doesn't say he did.

Bruce Ohr kept these meetings secret from his boss, Rosenstein. Bad cover-up. Consequences.

Link? The article doesn't say that. It does sort of imply... something.

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Anonymous wrote:First of all, this is originating from Devin (I am not corrupted by Trump and Russia) Nunes.

Second, the reason given was to have a singular focus on his job. That seems reasonable.

Third, why would be meet with Fusion/GPS? Maybe he was given the Dossier and wanted to have a preliminary discussion about how the document was created, who was behind it etc.

You know, doing his job?

Interesting that this guy’s role at DOJ is the director of the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Forces (OCDETF), a program described by the department as “the centerpiece of the attorney general’s drug strategy. That is his “singular focus” as you put it. And, it is evidently a demotion. Reasonable, yeah. For an explanation to cover up misdeeds.

Why is an attorney who works primarily with organized crime drugs “investigating” the dossier?

He has a lot of experience in organized crime, racketeering, and transnational organized crime and international affairs. Seems like a good person to consult about the dossier.

From this 2016 bio:. http://nationalrxdrugabusesummit.org/biographies/bruce-g-ohr/

Then, why was he demoted?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:First of all, this is originating from Devin (I am not corrupted by Trump and Russia) Nunes.

Second, the reason given was to have a singular focus on his job. That seems reasonable.

Third, why would be meet with Fusion/GPS? Maybe he was given the Dossier and wanted to have a preliminary discussion about how the document was created, who was behind it etc.

You know, doing his job?

Interesting that this guy’s role at DOJ is the director of the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Forces (OCDETF), a program described by the department as “the centerpiece of the attorney general’s drug strategy. That is his “singular focus” as you put it. And, it is evidently a demotion. Reasonable, yeah. For an explanation to cover up misdeeds.

Why is an attorney who works primarily with organized crime drugs “investigating” the dossier?

He has a lot of experience in organized crime, racketeering, and transnational organized crime and international affairs. Seems like a good person to consult about the dossier.

From this 2016 bio:. http://nationalrxdrugabusesummit.org/biographies/bruce-g-ohr/

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Anonymous wrote:Not surprising. The FBI had the Steele dossier, it makes sense that someone (probably more than one someone) at Justice also knew about it.

What reason would a DOJ attorney have for meeting with Steele and with Fusion GPS?

And 2) Why would Bruce Ohr keep these meetings secret from his FBI boss? -DP

Which boss? You mean Comey, Boente, Rosenstein, or Sessions? Isn't Sessions recused?

Rosenstein.

Um, crickets.

Why would Oh keep meetings secret? I don't know, did he? The Fox article doesn't say he did.

Bruce Ohr kept these meetings secret from his boss, Rosenstein. Bad cover-up. Consequences.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not surprising. The FBI had the Steele dossier, it makes sense that someone (probably more than one someone) at Justice also knew about it.

What reason would a DOJ attorney have for meeting with Steele and with Fusion GPS?

And 2) Why would Bruce Ohr keep these meetings secret from his FBI boss? -DP

Which boss? You mean Comey, Boente, Rosenstein, or Sessions? Isn't Sessions recused?

Rosenstein.

Um, crickets.

Why would Oh keep meetings secret? I don't know, did he? The Fox article doesn't say he did.