re: Who is "Tech Executive 1?" in Sussman indictment?

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"respectable" national msm

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The Monstrous Lie Behind CrowdStrike

On February 17, 2020 By Michael Thau

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Mueller’s investigation into the 2016 presidential election was largely predicated on Russian intelligence having hacked the Democratic National Committee’s servers. Russia’s guilt is such an article of faith among our political class, that a Republican-controlled Congress imposed sanctions and President Trump signed on, substantially worsening relations with an important and potentially dangerous nation.

Since those sanctions were imposed, Mueller has issued a report confirming the Russian espionage they were enacted to punish, which the Washington establishment has treated like a sacred document

Outside the Acela Corridor, however, one finds more skepticism.

A lot of ordinary folks just can’t stop wondering why the DNC wouldn’t let any federal investigators examine their servers. Instead, an independent contractor on the DNC’s payroll called CrowdStrike were the only ones allowed to do so. CrowdStrike executive, Robert Johnson, recently appeared on 60 Minutes to address those concerns. But he only succeeded in substantiating them by claiming that the “FBI got what it needed and what it wanted.”

Even if 60 Minutes “hard-hitting” investigators couldn’t be bothered to spend 30 minutes doing research for such an important story, Johnson himself had to know he wasn’t speaking truthfully.

On no less than three separate occasions, FBI director James Comey testified to congress about the DNC’s strange unwillingness to let his agency examine their servers in a case they were simultaneously hyping as tantamount to an act of war. Comey explicitly testified that the DNC rejected the FBI’s “[m]ultiple requests at different levels” to collect forensic evidence.

Furthermore, a week before Comey first testified, the DNC had already tried palming off Johnson’s lie and were sternly contradicted the very next day. A senior FBI official told The Hill that his agency “repeatedly stressed to DNC officials the necessity of obtaining direct access to servers and data, only to be rebuffed until well after the initial compromise.” According to the Hill’s source, far from getting everything they wanted, “the FBI [had] no choice but to rely upon” CrowdStrike.

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