Placing the new Strzok/Page texts on a timeline:
Sept 2, 2016 - Page texts “Got it. But we are still writing the op-ed, yes?”
Sept 2, 2016 - Halper contacts PapaD for the first time
Sept 2, 2016 - Page texts “Got it. But we are still writing the op-ed, yes?”
Sept 2, 2016 - Halper contacts PapaD for the first time
Sept 5, 2016 - Page sends Strzok the following Washington Post article.
She texts “it is very well sourced. 100% authorized.”
washingtonpost.com/world/national…
She texts “it is very well sourced. 100% authorized.”
washingtonpost.com/world/national…
Sept 13 & 15, 2016 - Halper meets Papadopolous in London. 
According to PapaD’s account, Halper asked him if the Trump campaign was involved in hacking with the Russians.
Papadopoulos denied any involvement.
Papadopoulos denied any involvement.
Worst undercover sting operation EVER!
Clearly PapaD was aware US intel was investigating possible Russian election interference from the Sept 5 WaPo article.
Clearly PapaD was aware US intel was investigating possible Russian election interference from the Sept 5 WaPo article.
Sep 21, 2016 - Someone in the FBI’s Counterintelligence Division is re-assigned. Perhaps related to the Halper’s failed meeting with PapaD.
The other new texts come from Congressman Mark Meadows.
Strzok texts “Well done, Page” on April 22, 2017. Allegedly about this CNN report from the previous day.
cnn.com/2017/04/21/pol…
Strzok texts “Well done, Page” on April 22, 2017. Allegedly about this CNN report from the previous day.
cnn.com/2017/04/21/pol…
Even though this article is about Page, this paragraph seems particularly to be about PapaD. He stopped pursuing Russia contacts in late August and early September.
How does this make sense? Why would the FBI attempt an undercover sting on Papadopoulos at the same time they are leaking details of the investigation?
The rollout of the information over the last 24 hours has been highly coordinated, but what have we learned? I have more questions now than I did two days ago.
