Joe has
just moved to Virginia. He is from the
Midwest and needed a fresh start with his life after a rough childhood. He has put himself through law school working
menial jobs to help pay for his books and living expenses. He recently got a clerk position in the
Eastern District of Virginia under Attorney General Dana Boente. This is a good time to get the job as the
Eastern District just got a big case.
Julian Assange, the Wikileaks founder is being investigated for hacking
the Democratic National Committee’s servers.
Joe already thinks it’s odd since the DNC refuses to let the FBI look at
the server and instead hires a private company called Crowdstrike to do
it. Joe, however, isn’t going to let his
suspicions cloud his judgment. He’ll
follow the evidence and sees where it leads.
What he doesn’t know is that this rabbit hole is extremely deep.
Dana
Boente is the US Attorney General for the Eastern District of Virginia. He has been working on an investigation of
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange
for hacking the DNC servers and conspiracy to help someone hack the
Pentagon. As the case is rolling along
he receives a phone call. It is from the
White House and he is being offered a job at the Department of Justice as an US
Attorney General. Although he’s
interested in the case he’s pursuing, he can’t pass up this opportunity and
takes it. The vetting process wasn’t too
difficult and soon Boente is shaking hands with President Obama and thanking
him for his nomination. Before he leaves,
he passes on his responsibility to a woman named Tracy Daughtery-McCormick. Toward the latter end of President’s Obama’s
second term there is an investigation into whether or not President-elect
Donald Trump and/or his campaign member colluded with Russia to steal the 2016
election. Since Boente is a high ranking
member of the DOJ he sees the documents, which is mostly a dossier written by
Christopher Steele. He looks through the
dossier and the origins as his superiors advise him to do. They want to get a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance
Act (FISA) on a former Trump campaign member Carter Page. A FISA is the most intrusive way to spy on
someone in America and Boente doesn’t take that power lightly. He reads through the dossier and voices his
concern that it’s biased. He finds out
quickly that this FISA has already been issued six months ago. FISA’s expire after 90 days and this is the
second renewal. He says to the FBI, “You’ve
been spying on this guy for six months and found no new information. You mention that this guy Mifsud and
Papadopoulos are major players in this.
Since the last FISA you interviewed both of them and no information
about those interviews is in this application.”
“These
guys are very sneaky, we just need more time.”
“I don’t
know. It just seems like the dossier is unverified and biased. We have no corroborating evidence in the six
months you’ve been tapping all his e-mails and phone calls. Maybe he’s just not the guy that’s colluding.”
“Trust
me, he’s dirty. I really need you to
sign this that it’s verified.”
“I don’t
think you’re right.”
“Come
on, back me up here. I got a feeling, I
know we’re close. I’ll owe you when it’s
over and you’ll be remembered as a hero when we expose this and stop Russian
influence in our government.”
“Alright,
I’ll sign the renewal but don’t make me regret this.”
“I
promise you, you won’t”
Boente
signs the FISA and forgets about it.
This is the last time it will be renewed. It expires in October of 2017. During this time, FBI lead investigator Peter
Strzok’s text messages have leaked exposing everything Boente feared. Strzok admits that there is ‘no there there’
for collusion. The top four members of
the DOJ have all admitted in different terminology that the dossier that the FISA
was based on is completely unverified, salacious and debunked. Boente is furious. He tells the man that urged
him to sign the FISA that he tricked him.
The guy just explains that Trump is bad and they needed to do what they
needed to do to make sure that Donald Trump doesn’t get or stay President of
the United States. Boente says, “You
used me, now my name is on something that is complete bullshit.”
“Nothing
will happen to you. We still got a lot
of people in the DOJ loyal to Hillary.
We are going to get the media involved to put pressure to set up a
special counsel to keep the investigation going. Don’t worry, all this will be covered up.”
“I don’t
want it covered up! I want to not do anything that needs to be covered up!”
Word of
this gets to President Obama. Right now,
Boente is high in the line of succession if anything happens to Deputy Attorney
General Sally Yates. One of the last things Barak Obama does in office is sign
an executive order to move three people ahead of Boente in the line of
succession if the new President Donald Trump fires the current Attorney General. Boente knows that one of Barak Obama’s last
acts is to punish him and he vows to get his revenge.
In April 2017, Boente resigns and
takes a position in the FBI. President
Trump does end up firing all but three US Attorney Generals preferring not to
use Obama people but his own. One of the
three people he keeps on is Dana Boente because he realizes that Boente can be
an ally since he knows of the deep state tactic of the Department of Justice
and FBI. More specifically, Trump sees
his work on the Hillary Clinton e-mail scandal and he was one of the few that
did a thorough job but Comey led the investigation and he preferred to cover
for Hillary. Trump’s decision to keep Boente
on will help Trump because when he received opposition to his travel ban on
various countries, it was Boente that defended him in the DOJ and argued for
the President’s right to do it. This led
to it being upheld.
Boente decides to go to
dinner. While at dinner a young man
comes up to him that he recognizes. He
says, “Hey Joe, how are you doing?”
“I’m well, how are you sir?”
“Ah, you don’t work for me anymore,
no need to call me sir. Are you still at
the Eastern District”
“I am”
“How’s it going over there?”
“Really well, there’s a lot of
turnover though. I mean first you left
and Ms. Daughtery-McCormick took over and now she’s stepping down for Zach
Trewilligger. “
“Zach’s a good man. He worked for Senator Grassley. When it comes to the FBI, let me tell you,
Grassley is the last person you want to be caught unprepared with. That means he was taught good habits and does
things the right way. His father was a good
man too. He was the Deputy Attorney
General under Bill Barr.”
“I look forward to working with him
then. I heard you got put back in the chain
of succession by President Trump.
Congratulations”
“Ah, you’re keeping yourself
informed, that’s good. Thank you”
“I apologize if I’m overstepping and talking
out of turn here. But if you don’t mind,
can you tell me why you stepped down from the National Security Division?”
“I will not outright tell you. I do think there’s a reason why you asked
me. Let’s just put it this way. Ask me yes or no questions. If I take a sip of my drink, that may be
considered a yes. If no, it may be a no.”
“Does it have to do with John
Carlin?”
Dana takes a sip from his drink.
“The man who Carlin was chief of
staff for, Mueller, is about to head a probe into President Trump. You know that the case is based on false
pretexts and is a hoax”
Dana took a sip of his drink. Joe says, “I think I have an idea”
“Let’s hear it”
“Well, do you remember the Assange
case?”
“Yes, he’s been hiding out in an
Ecuadorian embassy in London to avoid prosecution. Must make your job harder.”
“Actually, I think it’s a good
thing”
“What do you mean?”
“Let him sit there. Let Mueller run his probe. Let him write a report. Have that report mention Wikileaks and
Assange as the inception of the collusion with Russia. Then when everything is on paper and it’s
over. Then we arrest Assange and let the
trial come out that he didn’t get the e-mails from the Russians. This discredits and disgraces Mueller and everyone
on his counsel, including John Carlin.”
Boente thinks about this. He
says, “Joe, you can’t use your position for revenge games. Justice delayed is justice not served. Try to get him out of the asylum he’s
claiming at the embassy and arrest him as soon as you can.”
“Yes
sir, sorry, just a thought. I appreciate
your advisement. Enjoy your meal”
“You
too. Good night Joe.”
“Good
night sir.”
Not too
long after this conversation, Mueller calls in Boente for an interview. Boente goes in and answers his questions and
turns over documents. The interview was
more like an interrogation. Mueller was
trying to strong arm him and Boente was not going to stand for that. He stayed calm but when he got home he called
Joe and said, “Hey Joe, Dana Boente.”
“Oh
hello sir.”
“Remember
what we talked about a while back at that dinner? The idea you had that I wasn’t on board with?”
“Yes
sir I do”
“I’m on
board now. Go for it, it was a good
idea. I should’ve listened to you.”
“No
offense sir, but that was kind of my intention anyway.”
“None
taken, it was a good idea. Glad to see I
didn’t dissuade you from it.”
Joe
waited until March 8, 2019 to write the indictment on Julian Assange, who has
been at the embassy for almost three years now.
Bill Barr for the second time in his career was going to be Attorney General. The head of the Eastern District of Virginia’s
dad worked for Bill Barr and he told his office that this was the time to act
because AG Barr was not going to stand for Mueller. He was right as shortly after Barr was sworn
in, the Mueller probe was ended with no collusion and no obstruction. Julian Assange left the Ecuadorian embassy in
London and was arrested. It would take
some time for the extradition to the United States to go through but the
process was in motion now. A journalist
calls the office of the Eastern District of Virginia for a comment. Joe picks up the call. He contemplates if he should say
something. The normal thing to say is
that he doesn’t respond on an active investigation. What he says instead is, “We are really
interested in what Assange knew.”
“Have
you uncovered any collusion with Russians?”
“Well,
Mueller just did a thorough investigation and there was no collusion. Now we would like to know if there was ever a
reason to suspect it. In order to do
that, we have to go the beginning. The
beginning is Wikileaks and Julian Assange.
We would like to know where he got the e-mails from or even if he had
e-mails. If he didn’t get them from
Russia then it’s seems impossible to conclude that Trump and Wikileaks
conspired with the Russians. Assange is
the key to the whole investigation and completely exonerating the President. That isn’t the focus of our investigation though. It is a criminal conspiracy indictment. We want to know if he aided someone to figure
out a password for a Pentagon database.”
“Is the
person he helped Russian?”
“No, it’s
entirely separate from that issue. That’s
the main focus but the other question is interesting.”
“Are
you trying to say that Trump and Assange didn’t collude together?”
“I made
no conclusions”
“Thank
you for your comment. Can I use your name as my source?”
“Yes
you may” Joe says not knowing if he just signed his termination receipt. He wants to believe that he will see this
information in the mainstream papers tomorrow but he doubts it. The mainstream media is a propaganda machine
for the Democratic party. Although he
wants to be proven wrong, reading the articles printed by the journalist that
calls him doesn’t mention Assange at all.
Joe nods his head, he knew it.
The journalist didn’t get what he wanted to hear so he just killed the
story.
Joe
meets up with a friend for drinks named Zach.
Zach knows Joe leans right but Zach is a Democratic socialist that
supports Bernie Sanders. He says, “Did
you see Bernie take it to Brett Baier on Fox?”
“No,
must of missed it but why don’t you tell me and I’ll tell you how you got
tricked.”
“He
said that we’re not going to pay $ 28,000 in co-pays, health insurance and
other healthcare costs anymore”
“Aside
from the obvious about rationing, you don’t see a problem with that statement?”
“No, he’s
saving us $28,000”
“Do you
spend $28,000 a year on co-pays? How often
do you go to the doctor?”
“Well
it’s the average?”
“How
did they calculate that average? Who do
you know that pays that much in co-pays and other health insurance?”
“Well I
know people that have to spend $200 a month for their company’s health care”
“Okay,
so you’re at $ 2,400, got a long way to go to $28,000. How often did they go to the doctor?”
“Not
much, and it’s only like $30 co-pays or none at all.”
“Okay,
so why don’t we use a median or mode average and not add in all the old people
and cancer patients.”
“Yea, I
guess you’re right. But he did admit
that we’d have higher taxes”
“So all
the money you saved on health insurance, they’re taking in taxes anyway”
“He
didn’t say that”
“No, he
wouldn’t. Did he tell you how much more
in taxes?”
“Come
to think of it, no”
“Don’t
you think that’s important? Just so you
know, it’s estimated to be double what you pay now.”
“What
the fuck? I can barely make ends meet
now.”
“And
your 21 so I bet you don’t go to the doctor much”
“I went
once, cost me $30”
“Oh
okay, so sounds like doubling your taxes would be bad.”
“Well,
he’s a millionaire and he only paid 27% in taxes. That’s not right.”
“Why
didn’t he pay more then?”
“Well,
he didn’t owe more.”
“If he
thinks taxes are such a good thing and the government can spend your money
better than you can, why not just volunteer it?
You’re allowed.”
“They
asked and he just laughed and challenged Trump to release his tax returns to
see what he paid.”
“Trump
thinks taxes should be low. So if he
paid 27%, he’s consistent. Trump wants
everyone to pay less that’s why he lowered taxes for everyone. Bernie wants everyone to pay more so he’s a hypocrite
if he refuses to.”
“Well
he said that capitalism isn’t him selling his book.”
“How is
it not?”
“He
didn’t say”
“He
sold it for a price?”
“Yes”
“He
owns the copyright, it’s his private property?”
“Yes”
“Okay,
that’s what we call capitalism. Under
communism, it would be state property and he would probably not even be allowed
to write a book because he wasn’t an English major. Each according to his skill is given
according to his need. So since he went
to college and was a Senator, they’d make him like a political science teacher
or something not an author.”
“I can’t
talk to you. You just don’t want to
admit that capitalism makes people poor.
It’s bad.”
“Socialism
makes everyone poor and hungry except if you know the President”
“Yea
yea, I know. Death, destruction and
despair” Zach said very sarcastically.
“You
sound sarcastic, but that is actually true and I think we just proved it with Bernie
Sanders.”
The
conversation ended and Joe enjoyed the rest of his weekend and then went back
to work. The extradition trial would
take a couple months. This was just
enough time for the media and Mueller to take enough rope to humiliate and hang
themselves when Assange comes to America and blows their entire collusion hoax out
of the water.
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