Barrack Hussein Obama is a criminal who belongs in prison. In 2013, a blog was published listing 1,342 different instances (at that time) where Barrack Obama lied to the American people, broke a promise or in some cases broke the law.
Here are some of those highlights from that blog. Before you deny or dismiss these claims, I would recommend you check out the claims for yourself. Evidence and proof for all of these claims can easily be found, and it appears that Obama may have been the most unethical and criminal President in the history of the United States of America. The blog itself provides supporting information, however the proof can be found from many sources for each of these listings.
• Carried out military interventionism in Libya without Congressional approval • Gave a no-bid contract to Halliburton cronies • Has an administration full of lobbyists, after promising he wouldn’t have any • Had close ties to Wall St., but pretended to support Occupy Wall St • Broke his promise to close Guantanamo Bay • Gave tax dollars to AIG executives, then pretended to be outraged about it • Supported Bush’s unconstitutional Patriot Act • Agrees with Bush’s support of unconstitutional, warrantless wiretapping • Stole money from retired teachers and police officers • Lied about letting people keep their health insurance • Lied about the cost of Obamacare • Gave tax dollars to campaign contributors and lobbyists, and falsely claimed the money was for “green energy” • Falsely promised that Obamacare would give people “the same kind of insurance that Senator McCain and I enjoy” • Rewarded his fundraisers by giving them federal jobs • Ignored constitutional requirements for appointees • Used tax dollars to glorify communist murderers Che Guevara and Fidel Castro • Falsely claimed that the U.S. Supreme Court had never overturned any laws that had been passed by Congress • Spent taxpayer money to see if using cocaine helped rats to enjoy the music of Miles Davis • Illegally demanded monetary payment for Freedom of Information Act request • Used “off the books” funding for military interventionism • Dismissed charges of voter intimidation, despite video evidence • Falsely said “This is the most transparent administration in history” • Illegally gave Obamacare exemptions to unions that supported the passage of Obamacare
More and more evidence keeps pouring out of Washington D.C. that Obama continues to break the law and act unethically even out of the Presidential office. New evidence is emerging that Barrack Obama illegally wire-tapped Donald Trump’s offices at Trump Tower in New York City during the 2016 Presidential election.
Flashback to 2007, Obama made a speech specifically addressing this issue across America. Many Americans experienced illegal wire-tapping by the U.S. Government, and there was a large call throughout the population to make the government stop doing this. Obama promised the American people in 2007 that there would be “no more illegal wire-tapping.” (
) Well, it turns out that in fact it is not true that the Obama admin stopped all illegal wire-tapping, and 9 years after making that announcement to the American people, the Obama administration proceeded to illegally wire-tap Trump Tower in 2016.
Cathy Areu, a former Bush Administration senior advisor, has come and said that the claims being made by Trump are all true…and he was in fact illegally wire-tapped. (
) It has become rather obvious to the American people that the political left, aka the Democrats, are incredibly displeased with the election of Donald Trump. They tried everything in their power to stop this election, sometimes wavering into the realm of illegality and unethical behavior. Now, the same people are trying everything they can to get Trump out of office, so they can install someone who will play by their corrupt game. In doing this, they are again wavering into the realm of illegality, but the more desperate they become, the more extreme the nature of the crimes becomes. At this point, the Democrats and even some establishment Republicans have resorted to open sedition against President Donald Trump.
18 U.S. Code § 2384 – Seditious conspiracy: If two or more persons in any State or Territory, or in any place subject to the jurisdiction of the United States, conspire to overthrow, put down, or to destroy by force the Government of the United States, or to levy war against them, or to oppose by force the authority thereof, or by force to prevent, hinder, or delay the execution of any law of the United States, or by force to seize, take, or possess any property of the United States contrary to the authority thereof, they shall each be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than twenty years, or both.
FBI Director James Comey testified on Russia’s attempts to interfere in the U.S. presidential election Monday amid high drama on Capitol Hill.
Comey’s testimony before the House Intelligence Committee had been eagerly awaited. It lived up to its billing.
Here are the key points as the dust settles.
Comey did real damage to Trump
The FBI director inflicted a double blow on President Trump early on in the hearing.
He first confirmed that the bureau is investigating links between Trump’s presidential campaign and the Russian government.
And he stated flatly that he had “no information” to support the president’s assertion, first made on Twitter, that former President Barack Obama had wiretapped him at Trump Tower.
The media focus will next turn to whether the bureau will uncover evidence of outright collusion between Team Trump and Moscow.
On the accusation of wiretapping, Comey did not even provide a fig leaf for the White House. In addition to asserting that the FBI has no evidence to support the wiretapping charges, Comey noted, “The Department of Justice has asked me to share with you that the answer is the same for the Department of Justice and all its components. The department has no information that supports those tweets.”
The one-two punch from the FBI director made for a rough day for Trump and his aides.
On Twitter, MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough called it “the worst day of Donald Trump’s presidency.”
The White House was quick to create distance
White House press secretary Sean Spicer took to the lectern in the press briefing room in the afternoon as Comey and National Security Agency Director Michael Rogers were still testifying on Capitol Hill.
Spicer’s briefing was notable for the vigor with which he sought to put distance between the White House and the figures around whom speculation about Russian ties has swirled.
The effort was undermined, however, by Spicer’s insistence that one of those people, Paul Manafort, played “a very limited role” in Trump’s presidential bid.
In fact, Manafort became campaign chairman in May last year and effectively ran Trump’s campaign between June and August.
Spicer’s assertion drew negative comments from a number of prominent reporters, both on Twitter and on cable news, where the networks covered the events intensely throughout the day.
Spicer also took a verbal swing at “hangers-on around the campaign,” which appeared to be a reference to Carter Page, whose level of involvement with Team Trump remains unclear. Page, sometimes described as a campaign adviser on foreign policy, took a trip to Moscow last summer. Concrete details are scarce, and speculation is intense about that trip.
Trump loyalists have long been scathing about Page, but the push against Manafort — and to a more modest degree against controversial GOP consultant and longtime Trump friend Roger Stone — has only set the media’s antennae twitching with the sense that something big is around the corner.
Republicans want to make leaks the real story
While Democrats pushed their belief that there was something nefarious going on between the Trump campaign and Russia, Republicans stuck equally ferociously to insisting that people with access to classified information were leaking it to damage the new administration.
Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-S.C.) was especially passionate on that topic. At one point, Gowdy appeared to suggest that reporters who published classified information should be prosecuted.
Even Rep. Pete King (R-N.Y.), who is generally seen as a more moderate figure than Gowdy, asserted, “I’ve never seen such a sustained period of leaks.”
Several Republican members of the panel seemed disquieted by how the controversy involving Michael Flynn came into the public domain. Flynn resigned after the shortest tenure ever as national security adviser when it emerged that he had misled Vice President Pence about the nature of phone conversations he had with the Russian ambassador to the United States.
More broadly, however, there seemed to be an attempt to bolster the White House narrative that there is a “deep state” working to undermine the president.
“The real story that Congress, the FBI and all others should be looking into is the leaking of Classified information. Must find leaker now!” the president tweeted on Monday morning.
Comey won’t be easy to sully
The Trump administration can’t have been happy with Comey’s testimony, but so far it is resisting any impulse to go on an all-out attack against him.
The first question Spicer faced at his briefing — from Jonathan Karl of ABC News — was whether the president still had “complete confidence” in the FBI director.
“There’s no reason to believe he doesn’t at this time,” Spicer replied.
While hardly a rip-roaring endorsement, those words underline the trouble the White House faces.
Comey famously earned the ire of Democrats in the closing stretch of last year’s presidential campaign when he announced that the bureau was investigating newly discovered messages possibly related to its investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server while secretary of State.
Some in Clinton’s orbit believe Comey’s announcement cost her the election. Whether that is true or not, Team Trump would have a near-impossible task in trying paint Comey as biased against it.
The White House is under a cloud
Near the end of the day’s proceedings, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) told Comey he had put “a big gray cloud” over the White House.
Nunes, who worked on Trump’s transition team, appeared to be expressing dismay at that reality. But both parties would accept it as a fact.
The political dynamics have changed now that the FBI investigation is public knowledge.
The White House can expect to face questions on a daily basis about the probe, while the media attention on what Comey’s agents are finding, and about whom, will be feverish.
The Memo is a reported column primarily focused on Donald Trump’s presidency.
Project Dragnet: Trump & Family were not just Spied on by Obama, but under Bush Also
The electronic surveillance database, provided to Zullo by a whistleblower in 2013, was apparently created by the NSA as part of the NSA’s illegal and unconstitutional Project Dragnet electronic surveillance of U.S. citizens, first revealed by news reports published in 2005, as further documented by the revelations of whistleblower Edward Snowden in 2013.
Sheriff Arpaio and Chief Investigator Zullo have identified dozens of entries at various addresses, including both Trump Tower in New York City and Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida, under which Donald Trump was apparently under NSA electronic surveillance from 2004, during President George W. Bush’s term of office, through 2009, the first year of President Obama’s presidency.
Electronic surveillance of Donald Trump was listed in the database for the following companies, locations, and dates: Trump International 1 Central Park, NYC, NY 2008 Trump World Tower 845 United Nations Plaza, NYC, NY No Date Trump Tower SAL 108 Central Park, NYC, NY 2007 Trump Palace Co 200 E. 69th Street A, NYC, NY 2008 Trump Entertainment 725 Fifth Ave. FL, NYC, NY 2007 Trump Organization 725 Fifth Ave. BSM, NYC, NY 2009 Trump Palace 725 Fifth Ave., NYC, NY 2004
Mar-a-Lago Club 1100 S. Ocean BL, Palm Beach, FL 2006 Trump International 401 N. Wabash Ave., Chicago, IL 2008 Douglass Limousine 239 Nassau St., Princeton, NJ 2008 Trump International 3505 Summit BLV, West Palm Beach, FL 2004 Flights INC P.O. Box 196, Hamilton MA 2004 Trump International 1 Central Park, NYC, NY 2008 Trump Hotels Huron Ave., Atlantic City, NJ No Date Trump National 339 Pine Rd, Briarcliff, NY No Date Trump Plaza & C 2500 Pacific Ave, Atlantic City, NJ 2008 Trump Palace Co. 200 E. 69th St., NYC, NY 2008 Seven Springs 66 Oregon Rd, Mount Kisco, NY 2006-2008
While attempts have been made to deny such domestic surveillance, reports from the New York Times in 2014 showed the Central Intelligence Agency had done just that by spying on a senate panel investigating the agency’s use of “enhanced interrogation.”
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In a 2016 article from The Guardian entitled, “‘A constitutional crisis’: the CIA turns on the Senate,” it is likewise noted just how drastic and widespread the CIA’s domestic surveillance operation was.
As revealed from the Dragnet database, not only was Trump himself surveilled but so were numerous employees of his located at Trump Tower.
Former CIA officer Larry Johnson recently joined the Alex Jones show to discuss how intelligence sources have stated that such surveillance of Trump during the presidential election in fact took place.
Here is a partial list of the Trump employees that show up in the Project Dragnet database:
• Patricia Hernandez, a Manager for the Trump Organization, was under NSA electronic surveillance at Trump Parc, Central Park South, in New York City, at phone 212-586-xxxx, date: 9/16/2008. • Mike van der Goes, a Golf Pro at Oceans Trails Golf Course in Palos Verdes, who was promoted to be general manager when Trump bought the course from the bank in 2005 and renamed it Trump National. Mike van der Goes was under surveillance at Trump National, 1 Ocean TRL, Rancho Palos Verdes, California, at phone: 310-265-xxxx, no date.
• Carolyn Kepcher, a frequent guest on NBC’s television program “The Apprentice,” who was under NSA electronic surveillance when she was General Manager at the Trump National Golf Course in Briarcliff, New York, in Westchester County north of New York City, at 339 Pine Rd., in Briarcliff, New York, at phone 914-944-xxxx, date: 9/7/206.
• Joe Traci, a Real Estate Property Manager at Trump New World Property Management, at 438 W. 69th Street, New York City, phone 212-769-xxxx, date: 11/12/2008; and at 5 12th Street, New York City, phone: 212-586-xxxx.
• Roger Socio, a Senior Project Manager, Trump Organization, Trump Tower, 725 Fifth Avenue, New York City, phone: 212-715-xxxx, 2/23/2009.
• Bill Fichter, Residents Manager, Trump Organization, Trump Palace, 200 E. 69th Street, New York City, phone: 212-879-xxxx, date: 2/24/2009. • Florin Bogosel, Trump Park Avenue, 502 Park Avenue, New York City, phone: 212-223-xxxx.
• Grace Dunne, Trump Park Residence, 3770 Barger Street, Shrub Oak, New York, phone: 914-245-xxxx, date 1/26/2006.
• Greg Bradley, Vice President, Trump Pavilion for Nursing and Rehabilitation, 9028 Van Wyck, East Richmond Hill, New York, phone: 718-291-xxxx, no date.
All these employees appear to have been under NSA phone surveillance, plus various of them under financial surveillance as well.
The Project Dragnet database suggests Trump was under surveillance not only for phone conversations, but also for financial information, including most likely bank account transactions, credit card transactions, and tax filings.
Both federal and state law enforcement have had access to the Project Dragnet database, allowing widespread use for methods such as parallel construction. The practice, outlined in the 2013 Reuters article, “U.S. directs agents to cover up program used to investigate Americans,” reveals the breadth of information that trickles down to law enforcement from high-level intelligence agencies.
Also listed as under NSA surveillance in the period 2004-2010 was Trump’s former wife, Ivanka Trump at House of Ivanka, 10 East 64th Street, New York City. The Project Dragnet database also indicates that the NSA was conducting electronic surveillance on an extensive list of Trump employees in the years 2004-2010 – the only years for which Sheriff Arpaio had data. Alex Jones is listed as being under electronic surveillance for phone records, as well as under surveillance for financial records, in 2006. The address listed for Alex Jones in the NSA Project Dragnet database was correct for his residence at that time. So too, Alex Jones confirmed the phone number listed was also correct. Sheriff Arpaio and Chief Investigator Zullo have validated through law enforcement channels the validity of the name, address, and telephone numbers for the dates that appear in the Project Dragnet database. Sheriff Arpaio and Chief Investigator Zullo are prepared to share relevant information with appropriate federal law enforcement agencies, including the FBI, as well as the Department of Justice, Homeland Security Department, the White House, and members of Congress the Project Dragnet Database in whole, or in part, as it pertains to NSA electronic surveillance of Donald J. Trump and his various employee. Sheriff Arpaio and Chief Investigator Zullo also show up in the database, listed as being under both phone and financial surveillance. Zullo explained that he and Arpaio came in contact with the information from Operation Dragnet during an unrelated investigation that began in October 2013 and ended January 2015. A whistleblower by the name of Dennis Montgomery brought forward information that Montgomery alleges was collected while he was employed as a subcontractor for the NSA, working on various surveillance projects.
Court documents do verify Montgomery was contracted by the NSA, in part to develop computer breaching software that has been utilized in government mass surveillance operations targeting American citizens without legal justification.
While Montgomery’s credibility has been called into question, Zullo maintains that the amount of information provided by Montgomery related to Operation Dragnet was extraordinarily voluminous and that Montgomery had shared information with investigators in 2013 that is only now being revealed by media outlets.
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