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Finally! And, I told you so. On Tuesday, Trump opened a new front in his declassification war against the deep state when he signed another electrifying executive order. The Hill ran the story headlined, “Trump orders declassification of FBI’s Russia investigation.” It’s not quite the full Crossfire Hurricane story, not yet, but we’re getting there.
On January 19, 2021, his last full day in office, President Trump issued an executive memorandum ordering the re-declassification of materials related to the FBI’s Crossfire Hurricane investigation— the FBI’s covert investigation into alleged Trump-Russia collusion, which later proved to be a politically driven hoax propped up by Clinton-funded oppo research and rubber-stamped by a complicit intelligence apparatus.
In other words, the “RussiaGate hoax.”
It’s not unreasonable to say that Trump and his team spent their last days and hours in a mad scramble to get these materials out to the public.
With time running out, Trump signed the memo —accepting DOJ’s proposed redactions under protest— and authorized the declassification “to the maximum extent permitted by law.”
Then he was gone. And as you know, Biden infested the Oval Office (for a maximum of three days per calendar year).
Despite Trump’s crystal clear declass memo, the materials were never actually released. For four years during the Biden era, Merrick Garland’s DOJ successfully stymied and stonewalled repeated Republican demands for disclosure. DOJ never explained why they defied Trump’s memo, or where the documents were, or what was happening with them. They just refused to respond.
Helpless Republicans in Congress could do nothing about it.
Over the next weeks and months, the story evolved into a real-life spy thriller. A mysterious missing copy of the binder, presumably unredacted, became the target of a massive, secret recovery effort by the CIA and FBI —including the now-infamous Mar-a-Lago raid— under President Cognitive Cabbage and AG Grandma Garland.
Two days ago, President Trump signed a second executive memorandum, this time to AG Pam Bondi, re-declassifying all the unredacted parts of the “materials referenced in the Presidential Memorandum of January 19, 2021.” In other words, Crossfire. The President again accepted the FBI’s proposed redactions in full, noted that some other parts remain covered by undisclosed orders from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) court, and ordered that “personally identifiable information” (names, telephone numbers, etc) should be blotted out.
We cannot possibly predict how much, or how little, we’ll get to see.
There was, however, a signal of hope. When Trump signed the memo, he told reporters, “you’re not going to like what you see.” Assuming they even look at it, of course. Their dislike is our like.
CLIP: President Trump signs historic memo declassifying some of the Crossfire Hurricane file and makes comments (1:15).
Anyway, subject to the stated exceptions, Trump ordered AG Bondi to “make declassified materials described in this memorandum available to the public immediately.”
It was briefly extremely exciting.
Now, two days later, the documents have yet to be released. It is becoming painfully obvious there seems to be some debate over the meaning of the word, “immediately.” DOJ is immediately planning a meeting for sometime in the fall to organize a committee that will review the President’s memo and consider questions about the project.
I jest (I hope). It would be a grotesque understatement to say I’m counting the seconds. I may even have to take some time off work, to review the documents myself, since I can’t stand the idea of waiting for somebody else to tell me what’s inside.
This could be the most historic declassification in modern history. Entire books have been written about Crossfire. The Biden regime went all-out to protect these documents from disclosure —even with the proposed redactions— by defying a presidential directive, unleashing a hornet’s nest of lawfare upon the former president, and —some people darkly suggest— trying to take him out in other ways.
The long-feared day is finally about to arrive. Sometime “immediately.” I pray we’ll finally learn what all the excitement was about. How about you?
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On January 19, 2021, his last full day in office, President Trump issued an executive memorandum ordering the re-declassification of materials related to the FBI’s Crossfire Hurricane investigation— the FBI’s covert investigation into alleged Trump-Russia collusion, which later proved to be a politically driven hoax propped up by Clinton-funded oppo research and rubber-stamped by a complicit intelligence apparatus.
In other words, the “RussiaGate hoax.”
It’s not unreasonable to say that Trump and his team spent their last days and hours in a mad scramble to get these materials out to the public.
With time running out, Trump signed the memo —accepting DOJ’s proposed redactions under protest— and authorized the declassification “to the maximum extent permitted by law.”
Then he was gone. And as you know, Biden infested the Oval Office (for a maximum of three days per calendar year).
Despite Trump’s crystal clear declass memo, the materials were never actually released. For four years during the Biden era, Merrick Garland’s DOJ successfully stymied and stonewalled repeated Republican demands for disclosure. DOJ never explained why they defied Trump’s memo, or where the documents were, or what was happening with them. They just refused to respond.Helpless Republicans in Congress could do nothing about it.
Over the next weeks and months, the story evolved into a real-life spy thriller. A mysterious missing copy of the binder, presumably unredacted, became the target of a massive, secret recovery effort by the CIA and FBI —including the now-infamous Mar-a-Lago raid— under President Cognitive Cabbage and AG Grandma Garland.
Two days ago, President Trump signed a second executive memorandum, this time to AG Pam Bondi, re-declassifying all the unredacted parts of the “materials referenced in the Presidential Memorandum of January 19, 2021.” In other words, Crossfire. The President again accepted the FBI’s proposed redactions in full, noted that some other parts remain covered by undisclosed orders from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) court, and ordered that “personally identifiable information” (names, telephone numbers, etc) should be blotted out.
We cannot possibly predict how much, or how little, we’ll get to see.
There was, however, a signal of hope. When Trump signed the memo, he told reporters, “you’re not going to like what you see.” Assuming they even look at it, of course. Their dislike is our like.
CLIP: President Trump signs historic memo declassifying some of the Crossfire Hurricane file and makes comments (1:15).
Anyway, subject to the stated exceptions, Trump ordered AG Bondi to “make declassified materials described in this memorandum available to the public immediately.”
It was briefly extremely exciting.
Now, two days later, the documents have yet to be released. It is becoming painfully obvious there seems to be some debate over the meaning of the word, “immediately.” DOJ is immediately planning a meeting for sometime in the fall to organize a committee that will review the President’s memo and consider questions about the project.
I jest (I hope). It would be a grotesque understatement to say I’m counting the seconds. I may even have to take some time off work, to review the documents myself, since I can’t stand the idea of waiting for somebody else to tell me what’s inside.
This could be the most historic declassification in modern history. Entire books have been written about Crossfire. The Biden regime went all-out to protect these documents from disclosure —even with the proposed redactions— by defying a presidential directive, unleashing a hornet’s nest of lawfare upon the former president, and —some people darkly suggest— trying to take him out in other ways.
The long-feared day is finally about to arrive. Sometime “immediately.” I pray we’ll finally learn what all the excitement was about. How about you?
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Do we have a Domestic Enemy Act? Because that encompasses nearly all of the left.
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