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Broad spygate / Flynn thread. Context matters. The dossier was never designed to stop Trump. Buzzfeed leaked it. It had no real impact on the election at all. That wasn't even supposed to happen. Allegations from anonymous sources combined with leaks of an investigation combined
with a Russia/DNC hack plus Papadopoulos infiltration ensnaring the Campaign with Russian contact would be used to imprison Trump & utterly devastate any outsider opposition movement, solidifying their grip on power for several more decades. Bush..Clinton..another Bush, another
Clinton (she went off the reservation & got replaced w/ Obama), followed by a Jeb than a Chelsea...without ever actually running against each other. You get the picture. But the Campaign was aware of Papa. They didn't take the bait. On August 15th, the Campaign told him to go
handle meetings with Russia if he was so interested. That was the last time he ever mentioned it. That's the same day we have the infamous insurance policy communications. OPSEC was potentially compromised. Just 2 weeks earlier, they had opened crossfire hurricane (officially*)
based on their asset embedded in the Campaign. Papa. A month and a half later, Steele is interviewed by the FBI (Oct 4th), which is the origin of the dossier being blamed on Millian. Millian was deployed by the FBI to find out what was happening with Papa, I assume in response to
the sketchy actions of Papa pre-(official) xFire opening. He tried to entice Papa. He was selected for his background. Papa was a spy on a mission, and didn't take the bait. He didn't really think much of Millian at all. They put 2 and 2 together on August 15th. A month later
in November, Papa then reaches back out to Millian. Along with some others. To help prepare the insurance policy. Right after inauguration, it is activated. Hit pieces attributing Millan as the main dossier source start hitting the news. The insurance policy is open ended and
multifaceted. As we know, in the first days Flynn was politically character assassinated via selective leaks with the Russian ambassador. Yates was furious that the FBI had approached Flynn for an interview. He literally said to the agents that he knows they have the transcript.
There was a media firestorm surrounding him for 2 weeks already. He wasn't oblivious. Why would Yates be upset that the FBI approached him? Because it is commonly misconstrued that it was used to go after Flynn. That's not really the case. The job had already been done. Now, I'm
sure there were a multitude of reasons to target Flynn. However, the primary one was to associate someone close to the President with Russian Treason. Now, do you think that the insurance policy was to hashtag resist for 4 years? Or do you think they wanted to get rid of Trump in
a timescale of weeks to months? That obviously didn't happen. But what did happen? In May, McCabe opened Obstruction. A Special Council was appointed. As one can figure out via researching the OIG report, the Comey memos, and what is now accepted much much easier, Peter Strzok's
actions, and the Mueller report ultimately sorting out the allegations and clearing Trump, this appointment was goaded by these people. It was Peter Strzok who pushed the idea of Mueller to Lisa Page. It removed the ability for these people to continue to open Russian related
cases. But Mueller did not choose his team. He inherited McCabe's existing hand picked people. 2 months into the Special Council, Lisa Page tells Strzok to never text her again. So think about the position these people are in. They have an ultimate authority of a Trump appointee
(whom the media desperately tried to remove for years), who had battled McCabe for control. But they still can maneuver in their day to day work. Flynn plead guilty in December of 2017. Think about the time difference between the FBI interview and that. Almost a full year. The
venue is in DC court, stacked with extreme political partisans. If the original plan was to railroad Flynn in a legal case, why take a year to charge? Does that make any sense? & Does it make sense that they would let a guilty plea languish for years on top of that? Nope.
Sullivan cared zero to get to the bottom of the details of the case in front of him. He was happy to sit back and relax. He was able to comment on Treason, which could only originate from the media. He didn't grill the prosecution and exercise his immense power based on the same.
Now he wants to go out of his way to tie up the case in red tape. I think it's very clear why this is happening, and that these Obama + Clinton politically appointed Judges will continue to delay this case by any means necessary. They know full well what happens if he is free and
clear. The legal cases for framing him for Treason and trying to depose the Trump administration would proceed. @MagaKarma1 @SidtheKidd87 @Timdedicated @SergeiMillian @flatbush711 @SidneyPowell1 @McAdooGordon
