- 8) Although Capone was a ruthless criminal, it wasn't blackmail, extortion or murder that put him behind bars. It was tax evasion. Evidence provided by Capone's bookkeeper proved to be his Achille's heel. #Qanon
9) Even though Ness had the evidence needed to convict, Capone nearly went free by bribing the jury.
At the last minute, Ness confronted the judge and forced him to switch juries with another courtroom.
That move sealed Capone's doom.
#Qanon
- 10) There's no denying that these people are as corrupt as they come & they've put measures in place to prevent their own prosecution. This thread will look at evidence suggesting that they're actively being tracked down, removed from power and prosecuted. #Qanon
- 11) In the same way that Capone wasn't prosecuted for murder but tax evasion, government officials will likely be prosecuted for boring crimes. Rather than pedophilia or murder, they'll likely be charged with illegal activities involving government surveillance. #Qanon
- 12) I'll do my best to piece together the sometimes confusing issues, people, and dates that when assembled, shine a light on the clear trail of evidence exposing one of the biggest crime syndicates in modern times. The trail begins by understanding FISA surveillance. #QAnon
- 13) I'd to thank Jeff @themarketswork and Sundance @TheLastRefuge2 for the tens of thousands of hours of research they've done and the information they've shared on FISA and the intelligence community. #Qanon
- 14) Sundance has been telling us for more than 6 months that the criminal activity of government officials always leads back to the illegal way in which they gained intelligence and used it in court for political purposes. #Qanon
- 15) When the mainstream media talks about FISA abuse they only discuss it when forced to and never connect the dots. Reporting is minimal and done in a way that obfuscates its importance and confuses the public. There's a reason for that. #Qanon
- 16) Coming soon [to a theater near you] is an Inspector General's report on alleged abuse of the intelligence apparatus and FISA. If we take time now to learn about FISA, we'll be ahead of the game when the next IG report is made public. #Qanon
- 17) If the last Inspector General report left you disappointed, remember, it's not Horowitz's job to prosecute. His work is considered internal affairs. His publicly available reports make recommendations for more efficient operations inside the department. #Qanon
- 18) What the media overlooks—and therefore what most people don't see—are the criminal referrals that come out of Horowitz's investigations which are being funneled through the office of John Huber. (An office that has been sealed up airtight to prevent information leaks.) #Qanon
- 19) Why would #Qanon be tasked with signaling to Trump supporters a message telling us we can trust certain people inside of government? Is it because an operation involving deception is underway that might make us think we can't trust them?
- 20) Let's have a look at the Federal Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) and the FISA process. #Qanon
- 21) America's most secret court was established to provide judicial oversight of surveillance when used for National Security purposes. This site has a good (though somewhat technical) explanation of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court. #Qanon https://epic.org/privacy/surveillance/fisa/fisc/ …
- 22) Jeff @themarketswork wrote a less technical article that breaks down the terms related to FISA and the Federal Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC). #Qanon https://themarketswork.com/2018/04/01/fisa-surveillance-title-i-iii-and-section-702/ …
- 23) The aspect of FISA that we're interested in is the one that was used to spy on former Trump campaign member Carter Page— FISA Title I. #Qanon
- 24) FISA Title I is the most extreme form of surveillance. It allows the surveillance, not just of the targeted individual, but anyone they come in contact with. The justification? #Qanon
- 25) FISA Title I is used when the target is believed to be a foreign power or the agent of a foreign power and when the target represents a threat to national security. #Qanon
- 26) If a political campaign wanted to spy on their opposition, it would be handy if they could get the Federal Intelligence Surveillance Court to authorize Title I surveillance on an opponent. It would allow them to spy on virtually everyone in the opposing campaign. #Qanon
- 28) We know that the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) authorized FISA Title I surveillance of Carter Page. The question is whether it arose organically out of routine FBI operations or whether it was the objective of a political campaign. #Qanon
- 29) If the TItle I surveillance on Carter Page arose organically—if it was the result of the FBI doing routine work—then there would be no trail of evidence pointing to an intentional plan. #Qanon
