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If he had informed President Trump, he would probably still be in the United States Senate. Sessions also has a major mess to clean up with regards to the Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and really hasn\u2019t done what needs to be done. However, he may have finally started growing some testicles.<\/p>\n
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Last week, I wrote a post regarding the major expose by Politico\u2019s Josh Meyer<\/a> on how the Obama Regime had basically shut down a major investigation into Hezbollah\u2019s criminal activities and drug smuggling operations. Obama did this in order to curry favor with his masters in Tehran in hopes of getting a phony agreement from them.<\/p>\n Although the Mostly Stupid Media, following the instructions of their masters in the Democrat Party, promptly buried the story, Fox News started talking about it. This led many in Congress to start asking some very pointed questions. (Not the Democrats of course, They are in their usual mode of circling the wagons and jerking off) This has led Attorney General Sessions to get off the pot and actually do his job…for once. He has announced a full review of Project Cassandra and what happened with it. Here are the details from Fox News<\/b><\/a>:<\/p>\n Attorney General Jeff Sessions is launching a review of a law enforcement initiative called Project Cassandra after an investigative report was published this week claiming the Obama administration gave a free pass to Hezbollah\u2019s drug-trafficking and money-laundering operations to help ensure the Iran nuclear deal would stay on track. <\/b><\/p>\n The Justice Department said in a statement to Fox News that Sessions on Friday directed a review of prior Drug Enforcement Administration investigations \u201cto evaluate allegations that certain matters were not properly prosecuted and to ensure all matters are appropriately handled.\u201d <\/b><\/p>\n \u201cWhile I am hopeful that there were no barriers constructed by the last administration to allowing DEA agents to fully bring all appropriate cases under Project Cassandra, this is a significant issue for the protection of Americans,\u201d Sessions said in a written statement. \u201cWe will review these matters and give full support to investigations of violent drug trafficking organizations.\u201d <\/b><\/p>\n Considering the information that has come out on how the Obama Regime conducted business over the last few years, and the willingness to do whatever the Iranians wanted, I think it will be safe to say that there was interference from the highest levels. The question will be, does Sessions have the balls to do something with the information, or will he chicken out…again?<\/p>\n According to a bombshell expos\u00e9 in Politico on Sunday,<\/a> (<\/b>December 17<\/b><\/i>th<\/b><\/i><\/sup> 2017<\/b><\/i>), an elaborate campaign led by the Drug Enforcement Administration, known as Project Cassandra, targeted the Lebanese militant group\u2019s criminal activities. <\/b>But when Project Cassandra leaders, who were working out of a DEA facility in Chantilly, Virginia, sought approval for some significant investigations, prosecutions, arrests and financial sanctions, Obama Justice and Treasury Department officials delayed, hindered or rejected their requests, according to Politico. <\/b><\/p>\n \u201cProtecting our citizens from terrorist organizations and combating the devastating drug crisis gripping our nation are two of the Justice Department\u2019s top priorities,\u201d Sessions said. \u201cOperations designed to investigate and prosecute terrorist organizations that are also fueling that drug crisis must be paramount in this administration.\u201d <\/b><\/p>\n And they are, at least with the administration that started Project Cassandra, (The Bush II administration), and the current administration, (the Trump Administration). The Obama Administration? Not so much, or at all.<\/p>\n DOJ officials told Fox News the review could lead to new prosecutions of people affiliated with Hezbollah. It could also lead to an Inspector General investigation of personnel matters relating to the project. <\/b><\/p>\n How about the elephant in the room Jeffy? There is little doubt that the \u201cKill order\u201d regarding Project Cassandra had to come from high up in the White House. At the very least, Obama\u2019s controller, Valarie Jarrett had to be involved, along with, potentially, Eric Holder and Loretta Lynch. If this is proven out, and the evidence is conclusive, are you going to do the right thing and prosecute them, or are you going to be yet another swamp dwelling Uniparty wimp?<\/p>\n Since the report surfaced, a number of Republican lawmakers have demanded answers about the allegations. Meanwhile, former Obama administration officials have broadly dismissed the allegations as false. <\/b><\/p>\n And, as we have long since learned from painful experience. Anything coming out from former Obama officials is nothing more then a steaming pile of horse shit. They have been caught repeatedly lying about everything, be it Benghazi, Operation Fast and Furious and now Project Cassandra.<\/p>\n \u201cThere are many reasonable critiques of Obama’s foreign policy,\u201d former Obama official Tommy Vietor tweeted. \u201cThe idea that he was soft on Hezbollah is not one of them. The story is so manufactured out of thin air that it’s hard to push back except to say that it’s a figment of the imagination of two very flawed sources.\u201d <\/b><\/p>\n I did a little research on this Vietor person. He\u2019s nothing more then a professional liar for the Obama regime. The fact that he doesn\u2019t refute anything in the Politico story should tell you all you need to know. Saying that it was a manufactured story? Unlike the crap coming out of CNN, and the other networks, (Excluding Fox generally), this story has on the record, named sources and piles of actual documents, all available for anyone to look at. Now I wonder, is it possible that Little Tommy Vietor might find himself talking to a grand jury in the future?<\/p>\n Now as for Attorney General Sessions, this is the chance he needs to redeem himself. He needs to determine if there was something to the Politico story, and if there was, (And I don\u2019t mean some phony dossier paid for by the Felonia von Pantsuit for Tyrant committee), then he will need to start a full blown criminal investigation. If it leads to direct orders to blow up Project Cassandra issued by Barack Obama, then we need to know about it. I don\u2019t know if he could be prosecuted, but we can certainly take down all his advisers as well as John “Ketchup Bo”y Kerry.<\/p>\n Thatisall<\/p>\n ~The Angry Webmaster~<\/b><\/i><\/p>\n [yasr_visitor_votes size=”large”]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Good day all. One of the disappointments of President Trump\u2019s administration has been Attorney General Jeff Sessions. Because of his cowardice and desire for the job, he didn\u2019t tell president Trump that he would recuse himself from the fake Russian … Continue reading <\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n