"A FISA Warrant is required".. Lol..and surely the previous Admin always followed that law. *Eye roll*.
Seriously AB, where were you the last eight years when l posted countless threads on the NSA's illegal invasion of our privacy.
The lying "most transparent Admin in history" was the most covert and flagrant.
Of course Obama did not order the wiretap - only a judge can order it, but don't think for a second that a wiretap WAS not sought by Obama's administration via the DOJ in the FISA court. We know that warrant was initially rejected by a FISA judge as too broad.
A second warrant was finally approved months later with tweaking and editing. What changed? Trump as the direct target, who then became the "indirect target".
Remember, James Lewis and the intelligence community's denial is thoroughly suspect given the history of Clapper's flagrant perjury concerning NSA wiretapping.
Admit it AB, Obama and his Admin when it came to NSA, were ruthless in their invasions of privacy. From illegal data collections, to suspension of habeas corpus or the abuse of the Espionage Act of 1918 by wire-tapping journalist James Rosen under the guise of espionage co-conspiracy, to wiretapping our ally, Angela Merkel's phone, as well as tapping TWENTY Journalists from the AP, as well as Sharyll Atkinson for trying to expose Benghazi.
It's Obama who is in deep shit, as is his hack, Loretta Lynch.
But let's assume it wasn't by way of FISA - ever heard of Stingrays?
"Stingrays, also known as "cell site simulators" or "IMSI catchers," No warrant needed.
- Using Super Secret Stingray Technology
- The interception program, called "Stingray" allows law enforcement to download nearby data. This data can include what's stored on your phone to a conversation you're having right then and there.
Agencies who admit to using the Stingray system say they use it to prevent terrorist attacks. Courts, however, still need to monitor these services.
According to the Associated Press, at least 40 law enforcement agencies across the nation are using the Stingray system. The system itself can be moved around with ease and uses cell phone towers around it.
Following the map is a list of the federal agencies known to have the technology.
The ACLU has identified 71 agencies in 24 states and the District of Columbia that own stingrays, but because many agencies continue to shroud their purchase and use of stingrays in secrecy, this map dramatically underrepresents the actual use of stingrays by law enforcement agencies nationwide.
Federal Agencies Known to Use Cell Site Simulators:
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Drug Enforcement Administration
U.S. Secret Service
Immigration and Customs Enforcement
U.S. Marshals Service
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives
Internal Revenue Service
U.S. Army
U.S. Navy
U.S. Marine Corps
U.S. National Guard
U.S. Special Operations Command
National Security Agency
As for your unsubstantiated claim Trump laundered money..source please?
