BREAKING: Sessions makes HUGE announcement on FBI text messages

a reply to: butcherguy

So how do we know he wasn't blackmailed into turning the tables of the investigation against Trump? How do we know he wasn't blackmailed (perhaps by Lisa Page) into exonerating Clinton?

Although from the texts it does not appear anyone *needed* to blackmail him into it - he did it on his own volition.

a reply to: soberbacchus

But how do we know it didn't already happen?

What if all of his corrupt activities are a result of blackmail? What if Page was a honeypot, sent in to fulfill "MICE"

From wiki:

There are many suggested motives for spying that an individual may have. In general, espionage carries heavy penalties, with spies often being regarded as traitors, and so motivating factors must usually be quite large.

There have been various attempts to explain why people become spies. One common theory is summed up by the acronym MICE, which stands for Money, Ideology, Compromise or Coercion (depending on source), and Ego or Extortion (depending on source). Another is the RASCLS framework: [1] Reciprocation, Authority, Scarcity, Commitment and Consistency, Liking, and Social Proof. Others have stressed the role of disaffection and grudges, or of personal links.

Coercion[edit]
Not all spies enter into service willingly—sometimes, a person can be threatened into providing secret information to another country.

Threats of injury or death are the most direct form of coercion. For example, Mathilde Carré, a member of the French Resistance, was captured by the Nazis and threatened with torture unless she became a double agent. Threats can also be made against family or friends of the target—Svetlana Tumanova was told by the KGB that her family in the Soviet Union would be harmed if she did not co-operate, and Ronald Humphrey said that he had helped North Vietnam in order to obtain the release of his Vietnamese wife.

A more subtle form of coercion is blackmail, with a government threatening to release embarrassing information about a person's activities unless that person provides them with secret information. A wide range of material can be used for blackmail—extramarital affairs, homosexuality, and undiscovered crimes have all been used for this purpose. John Vassall and Colonel Alfred Redl, who were threatened with revelations about their homosexuality, are both example of this type of spy. Sometimes, traps of this sort may be laid especially to collect blackmail material—Vassall was almost certainly set up, as was Clayton Lonetree, who was blackmailed after an affair with a Soviet agent. William Sebold, a German-born American, was threatened by the Nazis with revelations that he lied in order to immigrate. Sebold, however, quickly betrayed the Nazis, indicating a major problem with the use of coercion—the target has no real loyalty to their blackmailers, and will turn on them when possible.

Who else thinks Page was an intentional plant - a "honeypot" designed to ensnare Strozok? It is possible he was already vulnerable due to political bias, but he was probably entrapped before/during the Clinton investigation, which they may have used as an even stronger motivator (now having evidence of a crime/direct corruption-culpability). Funny how this follows MICE/RASCLS so well.

Now tell me this is just another conspiracy theory started by "Russia." No one is buying it anymore. We know better now, thanks to the many revelations and disclosures. The people of this country are tired of kowtowing to rumor and innuendo and demand evidence before blindly accepting this as fact. The intelligence community has lied far too many times for their "good word" to count for anything.

Physical evidence or it didn't happen. Period.

a reply to: JBurns

You may have struck on Peter Strzok's only defense... if he makes it to trial.

a reply to: JBurns

Very unlikely since both were married and cheating on their spouse. They just got way to friendly with each other. The only surprising thing for me is neither of their spouses seems to gave filed for divorce. That somewhat gives me pause because I figured one if the two would file.

Reports coming in from the same sources say that DHS
has been alerted to threats of physical harm to POTUS
In the texts of Strzok.

Supposedly he was texting another FBI agent.

Uh oh....

This is going to get real ugly

Very interesting stuff! Looking forward to being kept up to date!

Also same source says there are wiretaps on many top
DOJ and FBI members of the " Secret Society" and
they have been infiltrated.

Oh boy!

originally posted by: burntheships
Also same source says there are wiretaps on many top
DOJ and FBI members of the " Secret Society" and
they have been infiltrated.

Oh boy!

Upon seeing rogers travel to speak to potus upon his election, all these idiots should have shut up. They are too stupid for their own good.

originally posted by: burntheships
Reports coming in from the same sources say that DHS
has been alerted to threats of physical harm to POTUS
In the texts of Strzok.

Supposedly he was texting another FBI agent.

Uh oh....

This is going to get real ugly

If DHS sees any hint of a serious plot to assassinate Trump or any member of his family, these guys are going to be in more trouble than most of us can possibly imagine.

I dare say we can make an educated guess as to why 5 months of e-mails "went missing."

Like Q said, these guys are stupid.

originally posted by: shooterbrody

Upon seeing rogers travel to speak to potus upon his election, all these idiots should have shut up. They are too stupid for their own good.

They thought they had an ace in the hole till Trump
fired Comey?

The agents that is.

Pelosi, Schiff, Schumer... They can afford to,act like tweens
they have very dim constituents apparently.

a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

I tracked this back to Charles Grassley letter to the DOJ
requesting information on a burner phone Strzok was
using to text Page.

Something about it can't be traced?

originally posted by: butcherguy

originally posted by: soberbacchus
a reply to: butcherguy

See ISSA and WRAY discuss this in the video above.

I don't have 4 hours right now.

It's 5 minutes.

But willful ignorance noted.

a reply to: burntheships

That is true. Chuck Schumer tried to warn his friend president Trump that the FBI would take him out if he didn't play ball with them.

a reply to: carewemust


It occurs to me that the DOJ can directly indict anyone
of these goons.

It's not like Congress, or The Intel,Committee!

originally posted by: soberbacchus

originally posted by: butcherguy

originally posted by: soberbacchus
a reply to: butcherguy

See ISSA and WRAY discuss this in the video above.

I don't have 4 hours right now.

It's 5 minutes.

But willful ignorance noted.

You noted no time to view the portion and the video appeared to be over 4 hours long.

a reply to: xuenchen




There is such a thing as treason. No one should be above that law, even ex presidents. If Obama is implicated, he should be prosecuted.

a reply to: xuenchen

Is anyone buying they just "vanished" on their own?

This stinks to high heaven.


The FBI seems to be full of crooks, liars and cheats. Time for the those good people in the FBI to root out all the bad players.

It goes deeper than the FBI or the DOJ. Big people will be going down for allowing this culture to flourish. It took years for this happen.

originally posted by: pavil
a reply to: xuenchen

Is anyone buying they just "vanished" on their own?

This stinks to high heaven.


The FBI seems to be full of crooks, liars and cheats. Time for the those good people in the FBI to root out all the bad players.

It goes deeper than the FBI or the DOJ. Big people will be going down for allowing this culture to flourish. It took years for this happen.

BUT...

The FBI handed Trump the White House!!!

a reply to: pavil

My thoughts exactly. Because if the "good" agents won't stand up against the bad ones, we really have to question whether or not they're really "good" to begin with.