
For those who have been grumbling that the anti-Trump lovers Peter Strzok and Lisa Page have been allowed to continue to collect their paychecks at the FBI despite ample evidence of political mischief this story is for you.
One of the first body blows to the Mueller inquisition was the release of text messages between the adulterous pair who were abusing their positions by aligning themselves with the FBI-DOJ group that was plotting to frame President Trump and reverse the election. Once the incriminating messages between the two came out with such damning language including media leaks, an opinion that Trump voters smelled bad and that a meeting in “Andy’s office” was the scene of a discussion about a mysterious “insurance policy” if Trump won the election, the duo’s careers were all but toast.
Strock who was running the counterintelligence operation against the Trump campaign was dumped from Mueller’s team of political hit men and Page was also removed from the investigation.
On Friday, the news broke that Page had “resigned” from the FBI. Also out is Comey loyalist James Baker.
Via The Washington Examiner “FBI’s James Baker, Lisa Page resign”:
"Two FBI officials — both advisers to former FBI Director James Comey — are resigning from their posts at the agency.Baker will make the journey over to the Lawfare blog of Comey BFF Benjamin Wittes who laid out the plan on how Trump would be thwarted by “A Coalition Of All Democratic Forces” at the blog. Baker and Wittes should bond very quickly over their mutual hatred of Trump and slavish devotion to Comey.
James Baker, who served as the bureau’s top lawyer until late last year when he was reassigned as an adviser to FBI Director Christopher Wray, is resigning, per the New York Times. He is also being looked at for possibly disclosing classified information with journalists about the so-called Trump dossier, though he has not been charged.
Additionally, Lisa Page, who has come under fire after it was revealed she exchanged anti-Trump text messages with another FBI official, is also stepping down.
Despite the controversial text messages, Comey said in an interview on Fox News last month that he did not detect any bias from Page. However, he did acknowledge that he was “deeply disappointed” by the texts and said that if he had been aware of the level of disdain she and the other FBI official, Peter Strzok, appeared to have for Trump, they would be have removed from any relevant investigations.
Texts between the two, who were involved in an extramarital affair, include Page calling Trump an “idiot” and a “douche.” Additionally, Strzok said in one text “F Trump.”
Page was previously a member of the special counsel team, which is looking into interference in the 2016 election and whether the Trump campaign colluded with the Kremlin. Strzok was also a member of the team until he was demoted after the anti-Trump text messages were revealed.
Page was also part of the team that advised Comey in what amounted to his announcement in the summer of 2016 that the FBI would not recommend criminal charges against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in the investigation of her unauthorized email server."
The departures are almost certainly tied to the upcoming report by Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz which is said to be highly critical of Comey and his stooges.
(Via: Down Trend)
Blog Author's Comments: Corrupt FBI coup plotter Lisa Page may be walking out the door but she is not totally off the hook. Page probably won't ever reveal much of what she knows about what was going on, and the "investigators" may not explore too deeply, because they already know what she is no-doubt guilty of. I really must add that in the photo above, she does resemble the being next to her quite a lot.
I had heard that she may have been testifying to a lot of questions, already under oath. It is how they got some information on McCabe and Comey. It will be difficult to accept that much of the evidence proving guilt may never be brought to light. Equally troubling would be the reality that not all the guilty will ever be prosecuted.
The FBI was once a reputable organization. I am not saying that they didn't have problems, all large bureaucracies do. But, they have been so tainted by the politicization of the upper echelon that it will take a complete overhaul and decades to recover. And much of the evidence that investigators don't already have from Page is probably gone. She and others had over a year to cover or destroy it.



