{"id":34002,"date":"2021-03-20T08:45:59","date_gmt":"2021-03-20T12:45:59","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/angry.net\/blog2\/?p=34002"},"modified":"2021-03-20T08:45:59","modified_gmt":"2021-03-20T12:45:59","slug":"retired-fbi-assistant-director-concerned-fisa-court-was-defrauded","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/angry.net\/blog2\/?p=34002","title":{"rendered":"Retired FBI Assistant Director concerned FISA court was defrauded"},"content":{"rendered":"

Good day all. It\u2019s been four years since the FBI and the DoJ attempted to overthrow the Greatest President of the United States, Donald J. Trump. Sadly, although they ultimately failed, it looks like the criminals will get away with it.<\/p>\n

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Still, there are some former members of the FBI who think there was something very shady going on. One of them is Kevin Brock, a retired FBI assistant director for Intelligence. Here are the details from Just The News<\/b><\/a>:<\/p>\n

I have grave concern that the court was defrauded intentionally … There was some type of agenda, an inappropriate agenda beyond an objective intelligence or criminal investigation,” said Kevin Brock, a retired FBI assistant director for Intelligence who helped implement most of the intelligence and informant rules the FBI uses\u00a0today. <\/b><\/p>\n

“I struggle to find any other explanation,” Brock told the John Solomon Reports podcast. “Any other explanation just doesn’t pass the smell test. I mean, the glaring \u2014 the Steele dossier, for an experienced counterintelligence agent in the field, was blinking red lights Russian disinformation campaign, and yet you’re going to have the highest levels of the FBI executives use that to create an investigation?” <\/b><\/p>\n

Well, yes, that was exactly what these criminals did. After all, Donald Trump was never supposed to win the election, it was meant to be Felonia von Pantsuit. That she sucked as a candidate put all their hard work at covering up her criminal activities to waste just ruined their day. So, they decided that they had to get rid of President Trump, since they couldn\u2019t control him.<\/p>\n

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Brock believes the FISA reforms that FBI Director Christopher Wray has implemented are well intentioned and legitimate, and that\u00a0the current FBI repudiates what the Comey FBI did during the Russia case. “I have been in audiences where the director has spoken \u2014\u00a0not open to the press \u2014\u00a0that reassured me greatly that he was just as taken aback by all that occurred under the Comey administration. So I am heartened by that.” <\/b><\/p>\n

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I wouldn\u2019t trust Wray as far as I could throw him. If he were actually going to clean up the mess Comey and the others made, they would all be in handcuffs right now. Instead, they are walking around free.<\/p>\n

The biggest challenge for the FBI, he said, is finding the right balance between\u00a0technology that can solve crimes and thwart attacks, and the protection of personal liberty. <\/b><\/p>\n

“I actually wrote an article on this recently, because I think it’s vitally important. Technology is increasing so rapidly and so powerfully that we need to have an honest conversation about law enforcement use of these kinds of tools. There are many, many ways that law enforcement can follow people around and find out who the bad guys are. And we want those tools available to find legitimate bad guys who want to hurt other people,” Brock said. <\/b><\/p>\n

“But the fear is the pendulum \u2014 you put those tools in the hands of the intelligence community and law enforcement, and they will be misused. Can’t blame them. We saw them misused with the FISA court on a U.S. citizen in the Russia collusion thing.” <\/b><\/p>\n

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In case you were wondering, he\u2019s referring to Carter Page and how the DoJ flat out lied to the FISA court to get secret surveillance warrants on him. USA Today has a story detailing<\/a> the abuse found by the Inspector General on what happened.<\/p>\n

Brock explained the necessity of checks and balances\u00a0while admitting that it can sometimes be difficult for law enforcement to do their job of protecting innocent people when privacy laws are in place. <\/b><\/p>\n

“So you know, there should be checks and balances. The other pendulum is that the privacy advocacy is so loud that it stunts law enforcement’s ability to use these powerful tools to find abducted children, to find serial killers and rapists, and those who are doing serious damage in our communities. And so where do we strike that balance?” <\/b><\/p>\n

Yes, how annoying to have to work around that whole Constitution and 4th<\/sup> Amendment thing. Best just do away with it.<\/p>\n

He also dispelled the myths of Hollywood when it comes to law enforcement surveillance. <\/b><\/p>\n

“And also knock down the fallacy \u2014 because I chuckle about it all the time \u2014 because of TV and Hollywood, Americans tend to believe that law enforcement and the CIA and others, can and will watch everybody all the time. No, the FBI doesn’t have the resources to cover all the bad guys \u2014 even a fraction of the bad guys. So they don’t have the luxury of looking at innocent people, nor do they want to. But, again, powerful technology needs powerful controls.” <\/b><\/p>\n

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Let\u2019s correct this a bit shall we? The government has the ability to monitor all electronic communications and has been caught out scooping up data they have no right to. The don\u2019t have a bunch of people sorting through everything of course, there is just to much information coming in. What they do use are computers and automated key word searches. If something comes in and a key word or phrase triggers an alert, then a real person will review it. The government also doesn\u2019t throw out anything they scoop up, so they can go back and dig through anything that catches their attention.<\/p>\n

Brock is confident\u00a0the FBI will bring violent liberal activists to justice for their mayhem last summer as they have with the Capitol rioters. <\/b><\/p>\n

“I feel confident that the FBI is doing what it needs to do to investigate the violent actors this summer, identify them, get them indicted federally where they can, get them indicted on state laws where it’s more appropriate,” Brock said. <\/b><\/p>\n