Danchenko Told To Destroy Evidence By FBI

Starting to take a look at the transcripts, but this deserves a short write-up.

Our friend Hans Mahncke found this section of a transcript:

Hans Mahncke @HansMahncke

We've known since last week that the FBI made Danchenko a confidential human source so as to hide him from Nunes' and other inquiries into the Russiagate scam. Now we find out that an added benefit was that Danchenko could legally dispose of evidence of the Russiagate scam. Ufb.

Imagine this. March 2017, and they are desperately trying to corroborate any piece of the dossier.

The FBI is in the middle of a massive investigation. Congress is beginning an investigation led by Devin Nunes. There is some speculation about the need for a special counsel already.

And the FBI told the primary subsource, the guy who wrote 80% of the Steele dossier, to destroy evidence. Then they put him on the payroll and paid him $200,000 over the next 3 years while hiding him from FOIA and Congress.

Looking forward to another Spaces chat to hear from @fool_nelson and @trustisearnd tonight to hear their observations from inside the court room.

Last night’s chat was a long one with the great Lee Smith joining us late and is found here [be advised there is some strong language]:

UndeadFOIA @UnrequitedFOIA

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