Representative Ron De Santis (R, Fla, former Navy lawyer) discusses Intel Committee FISA memo and DOJ-FBI Corruption

That is the title of just one video posted yesterday at the Conservative Treehouse. All the videos posted there yesterday are very good and well worth your while to watch. That way you can be the smarty pants at the party dance. Or if not, then be blissfully unaware like everyone else you run into at this imagined place.

This post is about the contents put up yesterday on another website, The Conservative Treehouse, the Last Refuge.

The treehouse is on fire.

For months on end, a full year actually, the authors there (I presume more than one that post under one name, but I'm not certain) have been promising revelation by explosion and readers are weary of waiting without seeing results, and now we finally see the embers catch on. So much is happening right now it's nearly impossible to keep up and have the various threads pulled out of entanglement and kept straight. But first a question.

When you're asked the philosophical question, if a tree falls in the forest but nobody hears it, does it make a sound? And the philosophical answer is no because by definition sound requires an ear to perceive sound waves. Look it up. The definition says sound is heard. Its how the question is posed. Should have asked, does it make those waves in the air that could be perceived as sound? Or, does a worm in the ground nearby still feel the vibrations? Or, is a bird's nest in the tree disrupted? Yes, the tree produces sound waves whether or not there is an ear to hear it, and whether that ear is hearing or deaf, whether or not the hard of hearing receptors have their hearing aids turned on.

Well, now the whole forest of trees has fallen and Democrat party is resolutely willingly deaf to the sound of it, and American media takes all of their cues from Democrat party. So the sound must have to blast through them.

Sundance first posts "The Evidence Inside the House Intel Committee four page FISA memo" ... Where he explains why Nunes produced the memo. The reason is because of the Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility that is housed by departments. Each compartment knows its own bit but does not have access to the other compartments. This memo consolidates the salient information that each compartment owns and provides a summation of the whole picture of corruption that runs through the FBI and DOJ under Obama. It shows how these departments were weaponized to use FISA courts to spy on the Trump campaign and to produce false evidence to destroy it. To destroy Trump. Worse, and even more serious for themselves, if Trump was elected then he'd have access to information about all that they did. And now that has actually happened. The memo takes a highly classified set of documents and consolidates them into one 4-paged document that is still classified but less, so that Congress men and women can all view them. Then, the idea is have President Trump to declassify the entire set of documents and presented for public view.

As you know Watergate was about a break-in to Democrat party headquarters to steal information, and Nixon was impeached and forced into retirement because he learned of it later and hid information about the crime and he lied about what he knew. And now there is evidence that Democrat party and government departments committed crimes against Trump and Republican party and went to extremes of corruption to hide it. What is being revealed is several magnitudes of order greater than Watergate and far more damaging. And there is so much irony loaded into every single step at every level involving every  principal that it isn't even possible to list them all. That Hillary Clinton was kicked off the Watergate commission for being too outrageously viciously wild in her attacks and is now central to her own similar crime in producing the dossier and central to its concealment is only one such insane irony to ponder.

Sundance elaborates the Nunes paradox.

Because the web of deceit is so complex, Sundance continuously reviews his graphic of principals working together interdepartmentally and with parties outside of government, and adds to them as they're revealed. He reprints his list of crucial turning points. He continuously reminds his readers of areas already covered at length so they see how new information fits into it. Or else his readers would not be able to follow. The whole thing becomes a bizarre mash of names and titles and departments and positions.

Nunes created the memo as first step in exposing the full documents, to make documents classified top secret available to the public. This memo is available to Congress but they must go into a room to read it and so far all Democrat congressmen and women have refused to even look at it. Instead they create a distraction of shutting down government so that event is covered by their corrupted media instead. But this is too big. This will burst through their distraction.

After Congress approves it for release then President Trump must approve it. Nobody doubts that he will.

There is even talk about Trump possibly revealing key elements himself during his State of Union speech and then media will be forced to confront it.

Then Sundance uploads this video in the title.

Then an item about Trump signing 2018 FISA Authorization with changes that prevent departments from doing the things that they did to Trump. This fairly well shows that Trump knows all about the details discussed at the treehouse. And knowing that makes you wonder why Trump doesn't tweet about that. And then you realize Trump is actually judicious in his tweets, even the ones that media and Democrats and GOPe claim are insane. Imagine knowing all this, and more, and just sitting there waiting for it to run its slow course, for the various forces arrayed against him to exhaust themselves. Watching these videos of Congressmen tell what they can at this point make you realize Trump is holding back to an extraordinary extent. Where he could lash out like Hitler and Stalin and a spoiled baby as he's been described.

Then a video of Representative Matt Gaetz (R, Fla) discussing the memo: "laws were broken" ...  Sundance reiterates that by presenting a "less classified" summary of the contents of the "extremely classified" documentary evidence that has been protecting criminal activity in DOJ and FBI he is setting it up for opposition to question its validity. If Democrats attack the four-page memo then Nunes will request the Speaker of the House to declassify all of the underlying evidence, breaking the Compartmented Intelligence restriction. If Democrats dismiss the summary memo then they should support exposing the underlying evidence the memo was built on.

Then, yet another related video Representative Jim Jordan discusses #releasethememo - FISA abuse and DOJ/FBI corruption.

There have been daily revelations showing a considerable collaboration between the White House, Hillary Clinton, the DNC, Fusion-GPS founder Glenn Simpson; his wife Mary Jacoby, DOJ Deputy Bruce Ohr and his wife Fusion GPS employee Nellie Ohr, Russian Dossier author Christopher Steele, FBI agent Peter Strzok and his mistress, FBI lawyer Lisa Page; and the highest levels of officials within the FBI, including Chief Legal Counsel James Baker and FBI Asst. Director Andrew McCabe. 

All of the evidence points in one transparently obvious direction; toward a 2016 collaborative effort structured to use a counterintelligence operation to conduct wiretaps and surveillance on the presidential campaign of candidate Donald Trump. 

Ten of those words in this quote have links to deeper pages. A very good deal of information for your reading pleasure.

Finally, to end the day, yet another video of Tucker Carlson interviewing Donald Trump Jr. and Matt Gaetz ...  about the FISA summary memo and their plan to have the incredibly damaging classified information exposed. This is a very good video that I'm certain you'll value for several reasons including observing Trump Jr.'s stoic equanimity in the face of outrageous treatment. He compares time spent on this nonsense with time spent on Hillary's astounding handling of Benghazi.

But wait. There's more.

It's been a great day at the treehouse. There are two more videos unrelated to Nune's FISA memo that make America great.

OMB Director Mick Mulvaney Press Briefing on Schumer Shutdown.

And President Trump and Vice President Pence addressing the March for Life audience from the Rose Garden.

And as always, comments number in the hundreds to each post and they're all worth your time reading.