Prior to the battle of Midway, the U.S. suspected the Japanese Navy had picked Midway as their next target.\u00a0 But the problem was the target was identified only by a code name.\u00a0 The decision was made to send a public unencrypted broadcast from Midway saying they have problems with their water system.\u00a0 The Japanese fell for it hook, line and sinker.\u00a0 They sent an encrypted message to Yamato which proved that Midway was the target.\u00a0 The United States set up an ambush at Midway and that battle literally changed the war.<\/p>\n
Both Attorney General Jeff Session and FBI Director Wray have said there are ongoing investigations of the FBI including investigation of leaks.\u00a0 They also said this investigation is not being conducted by the DOJ and the FBI.\u00a0 We know that there is an investigation by the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) but I believe that someone else is conducting a secret and very effective investigation.<\/p>\n
Last summer there were numerous stories published in the main stream media that turned out to be false.\u00a0 This is exactly what one would expect to happen if there was a truly independent leak investigation.\u00a0 Fake or even real classified documents would be distributed through normal channels.\u00a0 A slightly different version of the same document would be given to each person.\u00a0 This would make it easy to identify the primary source of any leak.\u00a0 This would be a classic spy vs spy operation.\u00a0 In the last couple of weeks, this has rapidly escalated.<\/p>\n
Private e-mails sent and received by members of the Mueller investigation using the FBI server have been disclosed.\u00a0 Obviously these people thought those e-mails were secure.\u00a0 They were, but someone legally gained access to those e-mails and no one in the FBI even knew it happened.<\/p>\n
There was a report claiming Michael Flynn would testify that Trump ordered him to contact Russia during the election.\u00a0 Oops.\u00a0 It was after the election, when it was Flynn\u2019s job to do that.<\/p>\n
There was a report that Mueller issued subpoenas for Trump\u2019s Deutsche Bank records.\u00a0 The White House easily provided documents proving this was not true.<\/p>\n
There was a report that Donald Trump Jr. had received an e-mail from WikiLeaks on September 4, 2016.\u00a0 The real e-mail was dated September 14, 2016, after the DNC e-mails had been released to the public.<\/p>\n
All three of these incidents involve highly classified information given only to a handful of people.\u00a0 It looks like someone was deliberately given false information, not provided to anyone else.\u00a0 This was information too tempting to ignore.\u00a0 By leaking this to the press, this person may have self-incriminated.<\/p>\n
I believe this is about to explode.\u00a0 Several things provide hints that this investigation is nearly complete.\u00a0 Devin Nunes, Chairman of the Intelligence committee, has resurfaced.\u00a0 On December 7, 2017 Nunes was fully exonerated by the ethics committee.\u00a0 Nunes is one of the few people who could have gained access to the FBI server, legally, without telling anyone.\u00a0 This caused me to research Nunes with regard to his personal timeline.<\/p>\n
On March 21st<\/sup>, 2017, Nunes received a private phone call.\u00a0 He sent his staff home, switched cars and went to the White House.\u00a0 There he met with an informant who showed him highly classified documents in a secure location.\u00a0 Nunes gave a press conference reporting this without bothering to inform Democrats on the Intelligence Committee.\u00a0 The next day he personally briefed President Donald Trump and then gave another press conference.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 Shortly after this left wing groups filed a complaint with the ethics committee.\u00a0 Nunes publicly said this was a sham designed to block him from investigating.\u00a0 His exoneration on December 7, 2017 is full vindication of Nunes.<\/p>\n It would be really interesting to know what information was provided to Nunes on March 21, 2017.\u00a0 We only know what he chose to tell us.\u00a0 Even Nunes\u2019 staff was not in that meeting.\u00a0 We only know that he considered this so important that he requested a personal meeting with President Donald Trump.<\/p>\n One of the democrats on the Intelligence Committee said it looked like Nunes was running his own intelligence operation.\u00a0 In retrospect, that may be right.\u00a0\u00a0 All we know is that things were being investigated and the Mueller investigation has been rocked to its core.\u00a0 We know that the main stream media has issued several reports, based on \u201creliable sources\u201d that have turned out to be totally inaccurate.\u00a0 The main stream media has been humiliated.\u00a0 Trump poured salt on the wound by hammering them for fake news.\u00a0 What people failed to understand is that the people leaking those stories may have believed them to be true.\u00a0 If someone like Nunes was running an undercover sting operation, that is exactly what would happen.<\/p>\n This appears to be happening at the speed of light.\u00a0 It\u2019s a beautiful thing.<\/p>\n TDM<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Prior to the battle of Midway, the U.S. suspected the Japanese Navy had picked Midway as their next target.\u00a0 But the problem was the target was identified only by a code name.\u00a0 The decision was made to send a public … Continue reading