99-Page FISA Court Report Finds James Clapper’s NSA had Institutional “Lack of Candor”

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99-Page FISA Court Report Finds James Clapper’s NSA had Institutional “Lack of Candor”

by Jim Hoft April 7, 2018

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Guest post by Joe Hoft

A stunning April 2017 report from the FISA Court received no publicity until recently. The report covered results of an investigation or audit into FISA searches made by Obama’s NSA, FBI and DOJ during Obama’s time in office.
The report states that James Clapper’s NSA had an institutional “lack of candor”.
On April 26, 2017, an unsealed FISA Court Ruling unveiled a number of criminal activities that Barack Obama’s FBI, NSA and DOJ participated in during his time in office. The report to date received little attention. Now interest is brewing due to the recent actions of Congress.

As reported previously, the FISA Court Ruling shows widespread abuse of the FISA mandate. According to the report, Obama’s FBI, NSA and DOJ performed searches on Americans that were against their 4thAmendment rights. This went on for years. One paragraph in the report states that 85% of the Section 704 and 705(b) FISA searches made during the time of the audit (a few months in 2015) were non-compliant with applicable laws and therefore criminal.

In addition, Obama’s DOJ and FBI were illegally searching Americans against their rights. Unbeknownst to most Americans, Obama’s FBI was providing this information to outside contractors who had no business or legal cause or claim the information.

A further review of the report by Jeff Carlson shows on page 19 that the Court stated that James Clapper’s NSA had an institutional “lack of candor”.


Below is the 99-page report released on April 26, 2017 in an unsealed FISA Court Ruling.

(See below 2016 Cert FISC Memo Opin Order Apr 2017 (4) saved by the Sinclair Broadcast Group on Scribd)


Carlson notes that NSA Director Mike Rogers was actually the individual to bring the FISA abuse to the FISA Court. At about the same time, James Clapper recommended that Rogers be fired as reported by the Washington Post.

Rogers is also suspected of telling President-elect Donald Trump that he was being spied on in a meeting shortly after his election win.

The level of corruption within Obama’s NSA, FBI and DOJ is shocking.
To date no one has been charged with crimes or is serving time as a result of the many crimes committed by this group of government hoodlums.

 

[D. Hargrove]

As much as I wish this were a shocking discovery, it is not.

 

[Pokinfun]

FISA courts are a great idea if everyone involved is honest. No one was willing to make Obama, or his administration, follow the rules. The sad part is, Democrats will not see anything wrong with anything the Obama administration did.

 

[Glocktogo]

One should question to what extent Clapper's NSA had a lack of candor because they were arrogant, indifferent and/or incompetent. Clapper wasn't exactly the brightest bulb in the bin, and I'm not sure how much that was a good vs. bad thing?

 

[davek]

So where are the reports from the government mandated by the judge?

 

[chadh2o]

So where are the reports from the government mandated by the judge?

Probably the reason for the war talk. Takes all this other "trivial" stuff off the front page.

 

[dennishoddy]

Brennen is no better than Clapper. Both are partisan liberal hacks that used their office for political expediency. They attempted to sway the election to hillary winning.

 

[Fredkrueger100]

It doesn’t matter what is discovered nothing will happen to these crooks. Nothing ever does. That’s why I stopped watching Fox anymore because it’s the same stories everyday talking about “breaking news” yet nothing changes.

 

[Glocktogo]

Brennen is no better than Clapper. Both are partisan liberal hacks that used their office for political expediency. They attempted to sway the election to hillary winning.

Clapper is arrogant and stupid. Brennan is straight up evil. He reminds me of Dick Cheney more than anyone else in politics.