The White House doesn’t back down:
The White House has said Donald Trump is “very confident” that his claim Barack Obama wiretapped him before the election will be vindicated.
If you recall, Trump tweeted out that he had been wiretapped right before the Wikileaks release. Wikileaks has a history of providing advance releases to individuals, such as reporters who have proven unusually able to uncover stories in their releases.
You have to wonder if Trump had just found out he had been wiretapped because Wikileaks gave him a heads up on some of the data that was in the Vault 7 release, of which it has been said that only 1% has been released publicly so far. It will not surprise me if there is a real bombshell in some of the later Vault 7 releases.
In a related case, Dennis Kucinich says he was wiretapped:
President Trump’s assertion that his phones at Trump Tower were tapped last year has been treated as hilarious—and in some circles as beyond contempt. But I can vouch for the fact that extracurricular surveillance does occur, regardless of whether it is officially approved. I was wiretapped in 2011 after taking a phone call in my congressional office from a foreign leader.
That a secret recording had been made of this call was revealed to me by the Washington Times in 2015, a full two years after I left office.
The newspaper’s investigative reporters called me, saying they had obtained a tape of a sensitive telephone conversation that they wanted me to verify.
When I met them at a Chinese restaurant in Washington, they played back audio of a call I had taken in my D.C. congressional office four years earlier.
And it is not just important people. Years earlier Shia Le Beouf claimed to have had the same thing happen to him:
It was 2008…
Appearing on The Tonight Show to promote the film, LaBeouf told host Jay Leno that a real FBI agent was on set as a consultant, and offered a chilling demonstration of the bureau’s reach.
“He told me that one in five phone calls that you make are recorded and logged,” LaBeouf said. “And I laughed at him and then he played back a phone conversation I’d had two years prior.”
“It was one of those ‘what are you wearing’ type things,” he recalled. “It was mad weird.”
I have an aggressive, fairly principled, loyal psychology, likely very similar to a lot of the guys who volunteer to serve in these types of positions. If I had volunteered, and been accepted into it, I can understand the conflict. You have loyalties to your friends and fellow agents, and disloyalty is repugnant. But on the flip side, this is so contrary to what the Founders wanted, and so contrary to the ideal of freedom, I can see how appreciation for the Founder’s sacrifice and loyalty to them would pull me in the other direction. I have no doubt many guys will be so blindly loyal they will keep such secrets. I likely either would have, or would have quietly left. But I think it inevitable that others will be so repulsed by this, they will eventually leak it out – especially if it is being used to help SJW liberals and destroy Donald Trump.
Interesting times. I see a lot to tumult in the future.
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