McCabe, Andrew – HISTORY HEIST

Comey’s right hand man and Deputy Director of the FBI, he was referred to as “Andy” in the many text messages between FBI Agent Peter Strzok and McCabe’s special assistant/DOJ Attorney Lisa Page. McCabe had a role in crafting the “insurance policy” in the event Mr. Trump was elected, as did Comey. AG Sessions fired McCabe for lying under oath during his time in the FBI—as is painstakingly documented in the Report of the Inspector General of the Department of Justice. Upon issuance of the Inspector General’s additional reports, we would not be surprised to learn that McCabe had interview reports (FBI 302s) altered to facilitate Mueller’s “investigation” and targeted charges. McCabe is now under criminal investigation. It’s remarkable he has not yet been indicted.₁

Chronological History of Events Involving Andrew McCabe

June 9, 2016

Trump Tower Meeting was a Sting Operation

Ike Kaveladze and FusionGPS operatives Natalia Veselnitskaya and Rinat Akhmetshin met with Donald Trump Jr. and Jared Kushner on June 9, 2016. The meeting was arranged by Fusion GPS associate Rob Goldstone. Glenn Simpson met with Veselnitskaya immediately before and after. Veselnitskaya told NBC News the information she used in the meeting she got from Simpson. FusionGPS hired Christopher Steele to author the Steele dossier three days after the meeting. Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller never talked to Veselnitskaya ...

July 12, 1995

Lotus, the go-to Communications and Collaboration Platform of the C.I.A., is Sold to IBM

Lotus sold to IBM. Lotus was the go-to communications and collaboration platform of the C.I.A. By the late 1990's, the government bagan to discover that Lotus Notes could not handle the large scale collaboration requirements of the Internet. That is when IBM advisor James P. Chandler met Michael McKibben and Leader Technologies who had invented what is now called 'social networking' in 2000. Chandler and IBM ...

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Pfizer Document Dump Shows Doctor With Ties to Gates Foundation Deleted Trial Participant’s Vaccine Injury

2 years ago

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Thousands Of Ukrainian Citizens Rounded Up By Their Own Government, Labeled ‘Traitors’

2 years ago

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2 years ago

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6 years ago

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The FDA Responds to FOIA Requests Regarding Glyphosate Residue Testing

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Obama Claims to Kill Osama Bin Laden who Actually Died 10 Years Earlier

13 years ago

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97 years ago

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246 years ago

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Chronological History of Events Involving Andrew McCabe

Trump Tower Meeting was a Sting Operation

Lotus, the go-to Communications and Collaboration Platform of the C.I.A., is Sold to IBM

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