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Much of it is labeled “draft document/deliberative material”, like the initial Flynn 302s. This would have helped hide the documents from prying eyes.
This ThinkProgress article was also included in the release, for some reason...
thinkprogress.org/nra-and-russia…
thinkprogress.org/nra-and-russia…
@jeisrael What’s up with that?
They redact Christopher Steele’s name in the first 302s, but leave it unredacted in the later pages. I’m guessing he is referred to by his codename in the 302s in which his name is redacted. 
Someone who is good at spacing and guessing redactions should try to see what would fit here. Someone could possibly figure out his code name.
Maybe this is why we have seen people mistakenly refer to him as Michael Steele?
Maybe this is why we have seen people mistakenly refer to him as Michael Steele?
🤣 Also let it be known that Christopher Steele is gender fluid! 💁♂️💁♀️
(Jk, it’s just crappy concealing of a codename’s identity)
(Jk, it’s just crappy concealing of a codename’s identity)
They stopped redacting Steele’s name on May 10th. That’s also when the documents stopped being labeled “deliberative material”.
Good connection.
@ThunderB Bruce Ohr reconnected with Christopher Steele through WhatsApp on May 3rd. Before Comey was fired! Did we know this before?
Also, Ohr’s interview occurred the day before Comey was fired (May 8th)! They didn’t enter the document until the day after he was fired (May 10th)! Perhaps this is the real reason he was canned?
All the pages say they were unclassified July 23, 2019. Any opinions on the significance of that date?
I’m guessing they are discussing Deripaska here.
