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FISA Court Expands Investigation to Include Every Case In Which Kevin Clinesmith Was Involved By Steven Ahle - December 20, 2019 davidharrisjr.com The FISA Court has announced that their investigation into FISA abuse has been expanded, and is expected to include every case in which Kevin Clinesmith was involved. That could mean one of two things. Either he is suspected of altering evidence in other cases, or he is about to try on his scapegoat uniform to protect the big boys. The latter thing could be extremely dangerous if Clinesmith decides he does not want to be fingered. Since he will undoubtedly be convicted for altering a FISA court document, he will be disbarred within a short time after being convicted, so a promise to take care of his family and a job after his release might tempt him. Stay tuned. You won’t want to miss what is coming next. I suspect a lot of things will come out between now and November of 2020. If I am right, it will be the Democrats’ worst nightmare. They will be blamed for spying and the attempted coup against President Trump. Voters do not like being made to look like fools. They will make them pay at the ballot box. The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act court (FISA) that approved FBI surveillance of former Trump campaign aide Carter Page is now investigating other applications it’s received from one of the agency’s attorneys accused of making an inappropriate change to the Page application. The review, which was announced in an order released Friday, hints at a comprehensive effort by the secretive court to reevaluate surveillance after the Justice Department inspector general’s report found errors in the Page application process. In the order, written on Dec. 5 and declassified Friday, the court requested that the executive branch identify “all other matters currently or previously before this Court” that involved FBI lawyer Kevin Clinesmith. The court also requested explanations of how the Justice Department and FBI are ensuring that Clinesmith’s submissions were accurate. The order goes on to ask for information as to whether Clinesmith faces possible disciplinary action from the bar regarding the change he made in the application for surveillance on Page.

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