Haven’t had time to write down everything we’ve known. Much of it was on my old Twitter accounts, and I did a poor job transferring it onto Substack.
I’m a capable researcher but when it comes to writing I’m no Ernest Hemingway.
I thought it might be helpful to highlight a few of the write-ups since the inception of my Substack that I feel are more important.
This was where I linked to many of our FOIA’s.
This was a recent post highlighting an email that suggests a massive data mining operation inside DOD. The government purchasing commercial data from Oppleman and Joffe is extremely troubling.
This was my first attempt at highlighting some major issues out there. Part Two is coming and at the end of the day, I should probably re-write it.
Inexplicably, the exhibits to the Danchenko trial have not been released. Walkafyre however flagged the description of one document purporting to relate to a discussion of making Danchenko a paid CHS weeks before they had interviewed him for the first time in January 2017.
So these three all relate to the Georgia Tech cyber researchers getting hundreds of thousands of dollars of legal expenses paid by representing that all of this was authorized as part of their official responsibilities. Feels like a major scandal here.
Should also mention, this is where we gained insight into them working for SCO Mueller.
Carter Page tracked down McCabe’s November 2020 testimony where McCabe pretended not to know who Danchenko was, which doesn’t square with him needing to approve Danchenko as a paid CHS.
This story is still developing of how deep Joffe’s ties to the US intelligence community go.
This feeds into something Senator Wyden flagged, the taskings coming from DOJ, through DARPA, to Georgia Tech.
Still much to learn about the October 5th 2016 time period, but I have problems with journalists acting at the direction of Fusion GPS.
I don’t think we’ve heard the last of Neustar or their involvement in the broader story.
Mention of the list of Trump associates & some issues around Millian