BREAKING: JW received 47 pages of docs from the DOJ, including emails between Peter Strzok & Lisa Page revealing that FBI officials used unsecured devices to discuss how the U.S. could improve sharing sensitive data with E.U.’s governing commission. (1/7)
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These new DOJ / FBI documents – obtained by Judicial Watch through a January 2018 Freedom of Information Act federal lawsuit – also reveal that several high-ranking FBI officials were not properly read-in to top secret compartmented programs. (2/7)
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And in an email to Lisa Page, Peter Strzok seems to mock people with developmental disabilities: “Cool – I have three pieces of mail for 7th floor – what’s the easiest way to get them into the system there rather than waiting on Melwood mail system?” (3/7)
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It's important to note here that Melwood is a nonprofit organization which helps those with developmental disabilities obtain employment (such as sorting mail). The FBI employs and has even given awards to people placed with them by Melwood. (4/7)
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The new emails came in response to a May 21st federal court order to the FBI to process 13,000 pages of records exchanged between Strzok & Page from Feb 2015 thru Dec 2017. The FBI will not complete production of all those docs until at least 2020. (5/7)
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JW President @TomFitton: “Here we see the top echelon of U.S. cyber security and law enforcement officials looking like Keystone Cops. And the emails show Peter Strzok’s extreme lack of professional behavior in his FBI communications.” (6/7)
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JW President @TomFitton: “Judicial Watch is frustrated by the FBI’s slow roll of documents at a rate that will not see all releasable Page-Strzok documents provided until 2020.” (7/7)
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