History is a great form of the public record. On this Martin Luther King Day, we don’t hear about how Big Democrat and welfare state engineer LBJ used the FBI to attack Dr. King. Dr. King wanted equal opportunity for blacks in the workplace, the classroom, and in public life, not handouts.
On this Martin Luther King Day, we don’t hear about how LBJ might have been in on the plot to murder Dr. King. Come April, Dr. King will have been dead 50 years.
But it all happened.
Police unjustly arrest Dr. King in Alabama. He put his life on the line constantly, and in the end died as a martyr, no thanks to highly-placed vermin who wanted him dead.
President Trump recently forced the release of the JFK murder records. In doing so, Mr. Trump wants people to remember the FBI and the CIA and LBJ were all in on the plot to murder President Kennedy because he dared cross the Deep State. This is a way for him to prepare the public to accept the FBI and CIA are full of evil people who could kill him, and who deserve punishment.
If there is a similar unreleased trove on Dr. King, President Trump should order these documents released also.
The illegal and widespread surveillance of President Trump, carried out by members of the FBI , other Justice Department operatives, and other government agencies’ operatives, involves a sitting president (Obama) a rival candidate for president (Hillary), the former Attorney General (Loretta Lynch). and the former heads of the FBI and CIA, the former Director of National Intelligence, with the collusion of at least one FISA judge, dwarfs Watergate in scope and significance.
It is the sixth time, at least, where there has been an insider attempt to destroy the leadership of the United States. The secession of 11 states leading to a civil war to overthrow Abraham Lincoln was the first attempt. The impeachment of Andrew Johnson, in part due to his attempts to cut down on Reconstruction corruption, was the second. The stealing of the GOP nomination from Theodore Roosevelt so insider Woodrow Wilson could defeat a divided GOP, followed by the shooting of Roosevelt, was the third attempt.
The murder of John Kennedy, who was revealing himself as an opponent of the globalist Federal Reserve System and a president who might strike at Red China’s nuclear arsenal while pulling troops out of Vietnam, was the fourth attempt. The assassination attempt on Ronald Reagan by a family friend of George H.W. Bush, followed by a CIA-Bush 41-Clinton cabal that turned Reagan’s attempt to aid the Contras into a murder, money laundering, and drugrunning operation in an attempt to get Reagan impeached was the fifth attempt.
Perhaps the poisoning of Zachary Taylor, if proven, would be in that mix also, as Old Zack threatened secessionists with hanging, was looking at buying slaves free with federal money, and was thwarting the illicit desires of the English to keep us from building a canal in Central America when he sickened and died, only 16 months into his presidency. This made Old Zack a threat to almost all top Democrats and many top Whigs, and the moneyed interests who controlled them.
Donald Trump was a member of the insiders who run the country from behind the scenes, but he dropped out of the club, and ran for president on a platform of America First.
Virtually all of the professional Democrats and about half of the professional Republicans oppose him.
Many millions of dollars are going into litigation to fight his policies.
Most of the media openly lies about what he says and what he does.
Because of the opposition to him, President Trump has been a godsend for open records advocates. His release of the JFK records is but one example.
For excellent detailed discussions on Donald Trump vs. the FBI and the rest of the Deep State, the people who run the website “The Conservative Treehouse” cover it in much more detail than I can do so here. It is an excellent website for Americans to read to get a feel for how corrupt the government agencies really are.
President Trump made another move consistent with open records this last week. When his critics started lying again about his mental fitness, he opened a meeting he was having with senators to the cameras.
A normal person watching the meeting could conclude only that President Trump was sound, and in control. The normal man and woman watching the meeting could conclude only that all Democrats involved and many Republicans involved are scum who would put illegals and corporate profits above working Americans’ job security and physical safety from foreigner criminals.
It’s not the fault of Americans that foreigners broke the law and brought or sent their children here. Americans shouldn’t have to be victims of crime, victims of layoffs, victims of freeloading, or victims of vote-stealers.
During the negotiations on immigration, a federal judge in California ruled against President Trump ending DACA (Deferred Action for Children Arrivals), the program Barack Obama used an executive order to start. Obama wanted more underclass foreigners to vote against Americans and vote Democrat. Their presence would skyrocket welfare, school, health care, and crime costs, because they take more than they can give, and Democrats want them to take so they will vote Democrat. The judge’s ruling , an open record, okayed a frivolous lawsuit by the University of California and other opponents of American values. It confirmed the judge was willing to put illegals over Americans.
The judge’s move spotlighted the frivolous and illegal misuse of the court system by unelected government employees to thwart the will of the people. Court filings and judge rulings are public records.
Believe it or not, government agencies’ press releases are public records.
Many agencies post their press releases on the Web. And they have to make what they give the media available to you the citizen.
Since the media are openly lying about President Trump, it may well be the press releases by his people are more accurate and trustworthy than what you read in most papers and hear on most news shows.
One such press release concerns the indictment of Mark Lambert, a former co-president of a nuclear transportation company attempting to benefit in the wake of the sale of Canadian One (including 20 percent of U.S. uranium reserves) to Rosatom, a Russian government-owned company.
A Department of Justice press release dated 1/12/2018 notes the feds have charged Mark Lambert, 54, of Maryland with “one count of conspiracy to violate the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and to commit wire fraud, seven counts of violating the FCPA, two counts of wire fraud and one count of international promotion money laundering. The charges stem from an alleged scheme to bribe Vadim Mikerin, a Russian official at JSC Techsnabexport (TENEX), a subsidiary of Russia’s State Atomic Energy Corporation and the sole supplier and exporter of Russian Federation uranium and uranium enrichment services to nuclear power companies worldwide, in order to secure contracts with TENEX.”
The Justice Dept. writer noted, “In June 2015, Lambert’s former co-president, Daren Condrey, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to violate the FCPA and commit wire fraud, and Vadim Mikerin pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit money laundering involving violations of the FCPA. Mikerin is currently serving a sentence of 48 months in prison and Condrey is awaiting sentencing. The indictment includes allegations against Lambert based on his role in effectuating the criminal scheme with Condrey, Mikerin, and others.”
The cases against others in the Uranium One sellout seemingly stopped in 2015. Current Attorney General Jeff Sessions ordered the Uranium One investigations looked at again. Thus the move against Lambert.
The Hill, a left-of-center media outlet, in October 2017 had reported the following:
“The Obama administration and the Clintons defended their actions (in 2015, after Peter Schweizer, author of “Clinton Cash’ made the Uranium One deal public knowledge, author’s note), insisting there was no evidence that any Russians or donors engaged in wrongdoing and there was no national security reason for any member of the committee to oppose the Uranium One deal.
But FBI, Energy Department and court documents reviewed by The Hill show the FBI in fact had gathered substantial evidence well before the committee’s decision that Vadim Mikerin — the main Russian overseeing Putin’s nuclear expansion inside the United States — was engaged in wrongdoing starting in 2009.
Mikerin was a director of Rosatom’s Tenex in Moscow since the early 2000s, where he oversaw Rosatom’s nuclear collaboration with the United States under the Megatons to Megwatts program and its commercial uranium sales to other countries. In 2010, Mikerin was dispatched to the U.S. on a work visa approved by the Obama administration to open Rosatom’s new American arm called Tenam.
Between 2009 and January 2012, Mikerin “did knowingly and willfully combine, conspire confederate and agree with other persons … to obstruct, delay and affect commerce and the movement of an article and commodity (enriched uranium) in commerce by extortion,” a November 2014 indictment stated.
His illegal conduct was captured with the help of a confidential witness, an American businessman, who began making kickback payments at Mikerin’s direction and with the permission of the FBI. The first kickback payment recorded by the FBI through its informant was dated Nov. 27, 2009, the records show.
Rather than bring immediate charges in 2010, however, the Department of Justice (DOJ) continued investigating the matter for nearly four more years, essentially leaving the American public and Congress in the dark about Russian nuclear corruption on U.S. soil during a period when the Obama administration made two major decisions benefiting Putin’s commercial nuclear ambitions.
The first decision occurred in October 2010, when the State Department and government agencies on the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States unanimously approved the partial sale of Canadian mining company Uranium One to the Russian nuclear giant Rosatom, giving Moscow control of more than 20 percent of America’s uranium supply.
In 2011, the administration gave approval for Rosatom’s Tenex subsidiary to sell commercial uranium to U.S. nuclear power plants in a partnership with the United States Enrichment Corp. Before then, Tenex had been limited to selling U.S. nuclear power plants reprocessed uranium recovered from dismantled Soviet nuclear weapons under the 1990s Megatons to Megawatts peace program.
“The Russians were compromising American contractors in the nuclear industry with kickbacks and extortion threats, all of which raised legitimate national security concerns. And none of that evidence got aired before the Obama administration made those decisions,” a person who worked on the case told The Hill, speaking on condition of anonymity for fear of retribution by U.S. or Russian officials.
In evidentiary affidavits signed in 2014 and 2015, an Energy Department agent assigned to assist the FBI in the case testified that Mikerin supervised a “racketeering scheme” that involved extortion, bribery, money laundering and kickbacks that were both directed by and provided benefit to more senior officials back in Russia.
“As part of the scheme, Mikerin, with the consent of higher level officials at TENEX and Rosatom (both Russian state-owned entities) would offer no-bid contracts to US businesses in exchange for kickbacks in the form of money payments made to some offshore banks accounts,” Agent David Gadren testified.
“Mikerin apparently then shared the proceeds with other co-conspirators associated with TENEX in Russia and elsewhere,” the agent added.
The investigation was ultimately supervised by then-U.S. Attorney Rod Rosenstein, an Obama appointee who now serves as President Trump’s deputy attorney general, and then-Assistant FBI Director Andrew McCabe, now the deputy FBI director under Trump, Justice Department documents show.
The connections to the current Russia case are many. The Mikerin probe began in 2009 when Robert Mueller, now the special counsel in charge of the Trump case, was still FBI director. And it ended in late 2015 under the direction of then-FBI Director James Comey, whom Trump fired earlier this year.
Bringing down a major Russian nuclear corruption scheme that had both compromised a sensitive uranium transportation asset inside the U.S. and facilitated international money laundering would seem a major feather in any law enforcement agency’s cap.
But the Justice Department and FBI took little credit in 2014 when Mikerin, the Russian financier and the trucking firm executives were arrested and charged.
The only public statement occurred a year later when the Justice Department put out a little-noticed press release in August 2015, just days before Labor Day. The release noted that the various defendants had reached plea deals.
By that time, the criminal cases against Mikerin had been narrowed to a single charge of money laundering for a scheme that officials admitted stretched from 2004 to 2014. And though agents had evidence of criminal wrongdoing they collected since at least 2009, federal prosecutors only cited in the plea agreement a handful of transactions that occurred in 2011 and 2012, well after the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States’s approval.
The final court case also made no mention of any connection to the influence peddling conversations the FBI undercover informant witnessed about the Russian nuclear officials trying to ingratiate themselves with the Clintons even though agents had gathered documents showing the transmission of millions of dollars from Russia’s nuclear industry to an American entity that had provided assistance to Bill Clinton’s foundation, sources confirmed to The Hill.
The lack of fanfare left many key players in Washington with no inkling that a major Russian nuclear corruption scheme with serious national security implications had been uncovered.
On Dec. 15, 2015, the Justice Department put out a release stating that Mikerin, “a former Russian official residing in Maryland was sentenced today to 48 months in prison” and ordered to forfeit more than $2.1 million.
Ronald Hosko, who served as the assistant FBI director in charge of criminal cases when the investigation was underway, told The Hill he did not recall ever being briefed about Mikerin’s case by the counterintelligence side of the bureau despite the criminal charges that were being lodged.
“I had no idea this case was being conducted,” a surprised Hosko said in an interview.
Likewise, major congressional figures were also kept in the dark.
Former Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.), who chaired the House Intelligence Committee during the time the FBI probe was being conducted, told The Hill that he had never been told anything about the Russian nuclear corruption case even though many fellow lawmakers had serious concerns about the Obama administration’s approval of the Uranium One deal.
“Not providing information on a corruption scheme before the Russian uranium deal was approved by U.S. regulators and engage appropriate congressional committees has served to undermine U.S. national security interests by the very people charged with protecting them,” he said. “The Russian efforts to manipulate our American political enterprise is breathtaking.”
No kidding. Thanks to The Hill for the above.
In my opinion, the DOJ pattern of handling the Uranium One fiasco was to focus on events that took place after Hillary and the lesser fry signed off on the transfer of this company to Russian control. That way, they could try to deny they were aware of the racketeering and the evil intent involved before they gave the go-ahead to the transfer of 20% or more of American uranium reserves into Putin’s hands. Other Obama officials surely also had bad or treasonable judgment in okaying the deal, but only Hillary’s foundation got more than $100 million from Russian sources after the deal went through. This doesn’t even count the bribe of an exorbitant speaking fee Bill Clinton pocketed for speaking in the Motherland shortly thereafter.
Obama’s people reportedly threatened the US businessman who went undercover and paid the bribes to the Russians. He wanted to talk about the Uranium One fiasco during the 2016 election, and Obama’s people put him in clamps. Thanks to Donald Trump’s victory and his lawyer Victoria Toensing, he will soon tell investigators and Congress what he knows. Victoria, an old hand in the espionage game, is smart enough to have him hidden out so he doesn’t suffer an Arkancide.
Victoria Toensing, a flaming redhead, was an anti-terrorism lawyer in the Justice Department for President Reagan. She has served as counsel for whistleblowers in the defense, law-enforcement, and intelligence communities. If she was a Democrat, people back in the day would have compared her favorably to lady sleuths Honey West, Emma Peel, and Laura Holt in terms of courage, intelligence, and sex appeal.
Will Mark Lambert flip and name any Obama or Hillary people? Enquiring minds want to know.
In part due to the constitutional separation of powers and in part due to the Freedom of Information Act, we are about to see a number of government criminals revealed.
Department of Justice Inspector General Michael Horowitz has started releasing the 1.2 million pages of documents on his investigation of the FBI and other people in the Justice Department who should be worrying about criminal indictments. Release is not going directly to the public, but to House Judiciary Committee chairman Bob Goodlette ( R-VA). Complete release of this paper blizzard will take a few days.
Sally Yates, who President Trump fired for refusing to implement the screening of suspect aliens, should lawyer up quickly. Ms. Yates, a top lawyer in the Justice Department, in the summer of 2015 blocked inspector general Horowitz (who is one of the few Democrats who doesn’t seem to hate Donald Trump enough to break the law to oppose him) from checking on the Justice Department’s National Security Division. Horowitz the IG thought they might be dirty and wanted to have a look at them.
People in the Justice Department’s National Security Division worked with Deep State people in the FBI on the discredited and salacious Steele dossier which falsely accused Donald Trump of a number of offenses and dirty acts while he was in Russia. Hillary’s campaign paid for the Steele smear. But so did the FBI’s top people, with taxpayer money. They then used this defamatory dossier to obtain permission of a FISA judge to conduct electronic surveillance on Donald Trump and his associates at the Trump Tower and elsewhere.
Admiral Mike Rogers, director of the National Security Agency, discovered politicized FBI people committed so many violations of national security laws in spying on Trump and others considered enemies to the Deep State that he had to restrict the use of surveillance tactics. He also reported to president-elect Trump without notifying then-Director of National Intelligence and Deep State honcho James Clapper. Clapper resigned and Trump moved his transition team operation out of Trump Tower, which was under surveillance and wiretapping, and out to his golf club in New Jersey, which was secure from the DeepStateGate spooks. Clapper and Obama Defense Secretary Ashton Carter demanded Obama fire Rogers. Rogers hung on, and President Trump asked him to stay on as he could trust Rogers.
This 1.2 million page document blizzard will be available sooner or later to the public. Its existence and its disclosure is making those who spied on Donald Trump and his people or committed other crimes for the Deep State think about their options. Ms. Yates, if she gives too much of the game away to save herself, might wind up as a Sally in the Alley, death by Arkancide.
Money that could have been used against President Trump instead will have to fund the criminal defenses of Hillary’s operatives in the FBI and elsewhere.
The FBI used to have the nickname “Forever Bothering Italians.”
Soon it will be “Frequently Being Inmates.”
In another object lesson showing why open meetings and transparency matter, President Trump, in a closed-door followup meeting with senators later last week, allegedly called some countries with a large percentage of undesirable immigrants “shithole countries.” That is if you believe Dick Durbin, a Democrat senator from Illinois, Unfortunately for Durbin, he has had a history of lying. And as a Democrat from Illinois, he fits the profile of a politician okay with organized crime and election fraud.
President Trump will probably end the DACA program this March. He gave Congress time to make a deal that involved building the Wall along the Mexican border, ending chain migration, ending diversity migration, and toughening up enforcement in other ways. Since the Democrats could not make such a deal without alienating the criminals and enablers who form most of their base, they had to make it look like Trump was a racist to cover for them not reaching any deal with him.
President Trump denied calling countries “shithole” but cheerfully admitted using tough language in the meeting with the openly sell-out Democrats and some turncoat Republicans. Senators Cotton and Perdue, both Republicans who side with the president, denied he called Haiti or African countries “shithole countries.”
President Trump regrets not having the meeting recorded.
Besides proving whether or not President Trump described some horrible places to live in adult male American English, a taping would prove Democrats and globalist Republicans made demands for DACA with no preconditions, offered little or no money for the Wall, and demanded more chain migration and more diversity migration. When President Trump made their renewed demands public and said they were going backward and there would probably be no deal on DACA, they did not deny his remarks about their demands.
Lindsey Graham (?, SC), a globalist, said he scolded President Trump about his language during the private meeting.
Ironically, this came while leftist actress Chelsea Handler was mocking Lindsey as a commiter of fellatio – and got no opposition from homosexuals or others on the Left. And not much pushback from anywhere else, for that matter. That should tell Lindsey Goober something.
Diversity migration is responsible for the Uzbek animal who rented a truck and ran over cyclists on a New York City bike path on Halloween, killing eight. Alleged journalists reported Uzbek nationals in America now feel marginalized, the poor Mohammedan dears.
Chain migration is responsible for the Bangladeshi dirtbag who tried to blow up a bomb in a New York City subway in December. Fortunately the bomb blew up just strongly enough to make this servant of Allah a eunuch. John Wayne Bobbitt didn’t even send him a get-well card.
But the Council on American Islamic Relations scuttled into the case like cockroaches. The neutered bomber’s scumbag family whined they were being persecuted because NYC cops pulled one of their offspring out of a high school class to question him without a relative or a lawyer being present. Memo to Moslem family: Police question suspects and people of interest without lawyers all the time. The Miranda warning applies only after they make an arrest.
Sucks for you, shithole family. Your relative tried to kill Americans and instead of co-operating with the police, you co-operate with CAIR, who are objectively anti-American and pro-jihad. Since the incident took place in New York, the shithole family may get taxpayer money in some sort of settlement, and New York taxpayers may be on the hook for any, errr, reconstructive surgery or prosthesis that will make the bomber feel more like a real man again.
If not, maybe prison officials can play Shania Twain’s “Man! I Feel Like A Woman!” in his cell block so other inmates can mock and mistreat him.
A few days ago, border patrol agents in Arizona arrested two illegals trying to sneak into the country after they served time in Los Estados Unidos for rape. Unfortunately the agents did not kill the rapists upon apprehension. The best we can hope for is that they will go to prison for awhile and will be too beat-up to try to sneak in again after release and deportation.
Maybe the Bangladeshi bomber can wire them up like he did himself if they are in the same federal pen. That will keep them from committing rape again.
And over the weekend, another illegal threatened to kill passengers on a Greyhound bus rolling south on I-94 from Milwaukee to Chicago. Passengers who saw him pull what they thought was a weapon while making the threats called 911. Police rolled up, and when the driver refused to pull over even when passengers implored him to do so, they used tire-flattening strips to make the goof bus driver stop on the highway.
The bandito, a native of Mexico who has already been deported once, is in jail in Lake County, Illinois, north of Chicago. The bus driver, who refused to pull over, may soon be looking for a job. Bus tires and lawsuits are pricey.
These news items are not going to make it any harder for President Trump to hold the line on illegal immigration, the Wall, diversity migration, and chain migration.
On this day, Martin Luther King day, let’s remember something else about history and why we should study it.
We don’t hear about how President Dwight Eisenhower federalized the Arkansas National Guard and sent in soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division in 1957 to enforce the integration of schools in the Land of Clinton. But it happened.
President Trump could federalize the National Guard and the law enforcement agencies of all states and cities violating federal law by imposing and enforcing illegal “sanctuary” policies for illegals. Obama did this to the Baltimore Police Department when their officers were found not guilty of the death of a criminal scumbag in their custody. President Trump would have far better reasons to do so – the law and the safety of the American people from greedy and criminal illegal aliens.
President and war hero Zachary Taylor had one of his former officers – John Quitman – tried for violation of the Neutrality Act when Quitman as governor of Mississippi gave weapons, ammo, and powder from the state’s arsenal to filibusterers who wanted to grab Cuba from Spain and make it a slave state. (Cuba had slavery already.) Taylor sent out the US Navy to intercept the filibusterers’ ships after they sneaked out of New Orleans. The Navy men kept many filibusterers from landing in Cuba. Some filibusterers landed, and after their defeat, they escaped to Florida, where Taylor had them jailed and tried for piracy. After Taylor’s death, the ineffective new president Millard Fillmore allowed the filibusterers off the hook. In 1851, after three hung juries, Fillmore let Quitman walk.
(The next president Franklin Pierce, a Democrat and proslavery New Englander, wanted fellow Democrat Quitman to try again. But when Pierce’s and Illinois Democrat Steven Douglas’ Kansas-Nebraska Act potentially opened up more American territory to slavery, Pierce, a relative of future president George W. Bush thru his mother Barbara Pierce Bush, had to back off of the Cuba grab due to the anger of those who opposed slavery. To their credit, Texas Democrat Sam Houston and Missouri Democrat Thomas Hart Benton, both admirers of Zachary Taylor, opposed the expansion of slavery by this method. That same year, 1854, anti-slavery men formed the Republican Party.)
If President Trump really wanted to follow history, he would order all sanctuary cities burned to the ground like President Lincoln allowed General Sherman to burn Atlanta, Columbia, SC, and many other structures along his “March to the Sea.”
Ironically, Presidents Andrew Johnson and U.S. Grant considered having Sherman and/or Phil Sheridan, the general who burned Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley down in 1864-1865, to do likewise to Salt Lake City. Why? It was more than about polygamy. Brigham Young’s Mormon followers, with his okay, were harassing and sometimes murdering non-Mormon settlers on their way west. They were also honor-beheading some Mormon gals who were consorting with Union troops. Young apologized, sort of, and Salt Lake City didn’t become a smoking Atlanta West.
President Trump appears to be a much more restrained man in these times, even though there is precedent for this sort of punishment for those states and communities who act like outlaws. Unlike his enemies, Trump is a builder, not a burner.
President Trump is allowing the military to burn opium poppy fields in Afghanistan to break the Taliban financially. Sooner or later, some environmentalist group will attack Trump for attacking biodiversity. Unless CAIR beats them to it and proclaims Mr. Trump hates Moslems because he won’t let them push dope or pimp sex slaves.
The Freedom of Information Act, Congressional committee disclosures, agency press releases, and the historical record (including historical archives) are all public records and you have the right to view them. This is what helps make you a citizen and not a subject.
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END NOTES
The Hill, 10/17/2017. John Solomon and Alison Spann did a great job on this article, which I quoted at length. I changed paragraph positions in a couple of places to make their work easier to follow.
Ms. Sidney Powell, attorney, writing for the Sean Hannity Show, 1/12/2018
On Chelsea Handler: Fox News 1/11/2018
Justice Department opinion OLC IG 7/20/2015 “Memo for Sally Quillian Yates”
Justice Department press release 1/12/2018 “Former President of Maryland-Based Transportation Company Indicted on 11 Counts Related to Foreign Bribery, Fraud and Money Laundering Scheme”
On illegals and judge on DACA:
CNN, 1/10/2018
Fox News 1/13/2018
Arizona Daily Independent, 1/11/2018
New York Post, 12/12/2017
Evening Standard, 12/12/2017
Immigrant Connect Chicago, 12/5/2017
