Horowitz’s review of FBI’s Woods files.

Woods files hold the documented proof of the claims that the FBI presents to the secret United States Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court[FISC] to obtain surveillance authority upon people. Despite this Court’s name, the majority of the warrants issued by this Court are for surveillance on United States citizens. 

The United States Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court has a 98% issue rate for these surveillance warrants. The FBI uses this court to circumvent the rigorous standards of other courts. The FBI has had and still has a climate of acceptable lying to citizens and perjury.

I, myself, have been lied to by the FBI. I filed with the FBI, a FOIA request for emails in Comey’s safe after he was fired. Comey had Hillary Clinton’s deleted emails in his office safe. The emails were marked as Top Secret. I saw them on an inventory sheet. The FBI wrote in its response that they could not find what they had boxed and inventoried. The FBI will protect Hillary Clinton at all costs.

Horowitz investigated the years from October 2014 to September 2019.  His investigation just missed Robert Mueller’s term as the director of the FBI. I wonder if that was by design? The New York Times reported on August 23, 2002, that Mueller’s FBI did mislead the FISC.

The statement at the bottom of the left page through the top right page is astounding. The FBI lied to the IG’s investigators as they did to me or the personnel are incompetent. The statement; Our lack of confidence that the Woods Procedures are working as intended stems primarily from the fact that: (1) we could not review original Woods Files for 4 of the 29 selected FISA applications because the FBI has not been able to locate them and, in 3 of these instances, did not know if they ever existed;

The word on the right page highlighted in green, affirm, means the agents swore under the penalty of perjury that the facts cited in the Woods file were true. Those agents committed felonies. Don’t hold your breath waiting for any charges to be filed by the Justice Department.

The agents’ supervisors committed perjuries too. The FBI’s executives were-are corrupt as well. This corruption will not be stymied by the public’s awareness. I will display quotes from the IG’s report on the Carter Page FISA surveillance warrant and the overall Trump investigation. 

Page 176: It included allegations that Trump attorney Michael Cohen had held secret discussions in Prague in late summer 2016 with representatives of the Kremlin and “associated operators/hackers,” and that the “anti-Clinton hackers” had been paid by the “[Trump] team” and Kremlin.322 The FBI eventually concluded that these allegations against Cohen and the “Trump team” were not true

Page 414: We are deeply concerned that so many basic and fundamental errors were made by three separate, hand-picked investigative teams. 

Page 414: Such oversight requires greater familiarity with the facts than we saw in this review, where time and again during OIG interviews FBI managers, supervisors, and senior officials displayed a lack of understanding or awareness of important information concerning many of the problems we identified.

Page 414: In the preparation of the FISA applications to surveil Carter Page, the Crossfire Hurricane team failed to comply with FBI policies, and in so doing fell short of what is rightfully expected from a premier law enforcement agency entrusted with such an intrusive surveillance tool. 

Page 196: Most relevant to the Carter Page FISA applications, the specific substantive allegations contained in Reports 80, 94, 95, and 102, which were relied upon in all four FISA applications, remained uncorroborated and, in several instances, were inconsistent with information gathered by the Crossfire Hurricane team. For example, as detailed in Chapters Five and Seven, these allegations included, among other things, that Page had secret meetings with Igor Sechin and Igor D.ivyekin in July 2016 and served as an “intermediary” between Manafort and the Russian government. As we describe in Chapters Five and Eight, certain information the FBI had obtained did not support these allegations or the theory in Steele’s election reporting that Page was coordinating, or had coordinated, with Russian government officials on 2016 U.S. election activities. Additionally, the FBI determined that some of the allegations in the Steele reporting, including that Trump attorney Michael Cohen had traveled to Prague in late summer 2016 to meet with Kremlin representatives and that “antiClinton hackers” had been paid by the “[Trump] team” and Kremlin, were not true. 

Page 159-160: The email also stated, using the other agency’s terminology, that Page had a relationship with that other agency. However, when asked about Page’s prior status with that other agency by a Crossfire Hurricane supervisor, SSA 2, who was going to be the affiant on the final FISA renewal application, the OGC Attorney told SSA 2 that Page had never had a relationship with the other U.S. government agency. In addition, the OGC Attorney altered the email that the other U.S. government agency had sent to the OGC Attorney so that the email stated that Page had not been a source for the other agency; the OGC Attorney then forwarded the altered email to SSA 2, who told us he relied on the email. Shortly thereafter, SSA 2 served as the affiant on the final renewal application, which was again silent on Page’s prior relationship with the other U.S. government agency. 

Page 153: Corney certified the Carter Page application on behalf of the FBI. 

Page 153: Corney told us that the application seemed factually and legally sufficient when he read it, and he had no questions or concerns before he signed. 

The IG’s investigators found the altered email. Carter Page was meeting the Russians to gather information for what is believed to be the CIA.

Comey had been briefed on these facts that were entered into the Woods file on Carter Page and he still signed it under the penalty of perjury. 

More damning passages.

The FBI lied to me under Director Christopher Wray. I believe the FBI must be disbanded except for the criminal laboratories. Expand the United States Marshal’s office to do what the FBI did or expand another federal law enforcement department. And by no means, hire any former FBI employee.

Click this link to review the IG’s report on Crossfire Hurricane and the FISA warrant on Carter Page>https://www.dcdocumentreports.com/horowitzs-2019-report-our-review/ 

Published by Chief Editor, Sammy Campbell. Researched and written by Mark Pullen.