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There are official reports and papers that demonstrate the existence of a spying campaign and other abuses related to the Trump-Russia investigation.
Documents like FISA warrant applications, operational plans involving informants, and unmasking requests provide concrete proof of surveillance and monitoring of Trump campaign associates.
Key figures like FBI Chief James Comey and informant Stefan Halper were involved in activities that raise questions about their handling of information and motivations, prompting the need for further investigation.

Seth Rich leaked DNC emails to Wikileaks, not Russian hackers as the FBI claimed.
A judge has ordered the FBI to provide a timeline for disclosing information from Seth Rich's computers.
The FBI's credibility has diminished, and powerful figures use blackmail to control Congress.

The author gives a peek behind the scenes into their investigative techniques.
The post discusses the identities of potential confidential human sources and researchers.
Hints and tips are provided on how to identify redacted information in official documents.

The US Energy Department and the FBI suggest the Covid-19 virus likely leaked from the Wuhan lab.
Specialized scientific knowledge is not necessary to observe the possibility of the Covid-19 virus originating from the Wuhan lab.
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Durham faults FBI for Trump-Russia investigation but ignores Clinton's role in Russian hacking allegation.
Evidence shows Clinton team and CrowdStrike stonewalled FBI and may have perjured before Congress.
Durham reveals FBI's failure to get critical data from Clinton campaign and raises questions about Russian hacking claims.

The media spread lies about collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia
Anonymous sources from US intelligence and law enforcement communities fueled these falsehoods
The FBI's FISA applications had numerous errors and omissions, showing potential bias in the investigation

Murder rates are decreasing in big and small cities across the US.
Guesstimating the national murder trend is challenging due to lack of standardized reporting processes.
Leading indicators, like the Gun Violence Archive, suggest a potential 8-10% decline in national murders for 2023.

Everyone spies, even in high-security environments like the U.S. Government.
It's important to carefully vet individuals with security clearances to prevent espionage.
Counterintelligence measures are crucial in identifying and stopping espionage activities.