Julian Assange Exposes Comey After James Mocks the FISA Memo (Video)

Comey mocks memo, Assange mocks Comey. So? No great revelation there.. Comey has much more than that coming.

But what is being overlooked? What event has been completely ignored and why… Q has been MIA on this issue.. WHY?
When Q says look over here, you damn well better look over THERE. Q: Disinformation is real. Distractions are necessary.

Define Disinformation / Distraction: *******Q*******

THE REAL ISSUE.. mentioned by Assange here:

Julian Assange ⌛
‏@JulianAssange
21h21 hours ago
Very interesting to see @SeanHannity, on memo-gate. Although the issue is almost entirely partisan and the re-authorization of mass surveillance by Congress makes both of the major parties proven hypocrites, the intense scrutiny of FISA & DoJ is beautiful.

REAUTHORIZATION OF MASS SURVEILLANCE.

But who gives a damn? Q doesn’t talk about it so it’s no big deal. RIGHT, you frickin quackheads? Everyone should take a look, a REAL look at what has been going on rather than playing checkers with Q.

How Congress’s Extension of Section 702 May Expand the NSA’s Warrantless Surveillance Authority

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018/02/how-congresss-extension-section-702-may-expand-nsas-warrantless-surveillance

Congress reauthorized Section 702, the controversial law the NSA uses to conduct some of its most invasive electronic surveillance. With Section 702 set to expire, Congress had a golden opportunity to fix the worst flaws in the NSA’s surveillance programs and protect Americans’ Fourth Amendment rights to privacy. Instead, it reupped Section 702 for six more years.

But the bill passed by Congress and signed by the president, labeled S. 139, didn’t just extend Section 702’s duration. It also may expand the NSA’s authority in subtle but dangerous ways.

The reauthorization marks the first time that Congress passed legislation that explicitly acknowledges and codifies some of the most controversial aspects of the NSA’s surveillance programs, including “about” collection and “backdoor searches.” That will give the government more legal ammunition to defend these programs in court, in Congress, and to the public. It also suggests ways for the NSA to loosen its already lax self-imposed restraints on how it conducts surveillance.

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018/01/open-letter-our-community-congresss-vote-extend-nsa-spying-eff-executive-director

Goaded by those who let fear override democratic principles, some members of Congress shuttered public debate in order to pass a bill that extends the National Security Agency’s unconstitutional Internet surveillance for six years.

WHO CARES. Q is the be all end all of TRUTH. right, patriots? Nevermind the man behind the curtain. Ha Ha!!!