Topic: Christopher Steele

The bizarre British connection behind America’s biggest hoaxes
The bizarre British connection behind America’s biggest hoaxes June 6, 2021 Andrea Widburg As we learn more about the great COVID cover-up, there’s a fascinating British thread going back decades when it comes to leftist lies.
Christopher Steele reportedly worried about becoming the fall-guy for Russia hoax
Christopher Steele reportedly worried about becoming the fall-guy for Russia hoax June 6, 2019 Thomas Lifson Steele is a little fish. He knows it. It’s time to play Let’s Make a Deal.
The scurry of rats: Ohr worried Comey's firing threatened to expose their plot
The scurry of rats: Ohr worried Comey's firing threatened to expose their plot August 17, 2018 Monica Showalter Gee, if you were doing nothing wrong, Bruce, why the the scurrying and shivers?
Just How Reliable Was Christopher Steele?
Just How Reliable Was Christopher Steele? August 16, 2018 Mark Wauck Is Steele the sort of person whose reliability can be accepted for purposes of initiating electronic surveillance on a presidential campaign?
Rudy's shot across Mueller's bow
Rudy's shot across Mueller's bow August 10, 2018 Mark Wauck Text messages between Bruce Ohr, then-number four at the DOJ, and Christopher Steele, the former MI6 spook, seem to implicate Special Counsel Mueller.
Sneaky Pete: FBI kept buying scurrilous anti-Trump documents from Chris Steele even after 'firing' him for lying
Sneaky Pete: FBI kept buying scurrilous anti-Trump documents from Chris Steele even after 'firing' him for lying August 4, 2018 Monica Showalter Like Ahab's quest for the whale, the FBI's effort to Get Trump was all-consuming.
Schiff Memorandum Evades Steele's Lying to the FBI
Schiff Memorandum Evades Steele's Lying to the FBI February 25, 2018 Allan J. Favish The Democrats’ House Intelligence Committee memo does not rebut allegations that the FBI/DOJ deceived the FISA court about Christopher Steele’s credibility
Why did Mueller's indictments skip over the most obvious and pertinent statute that was violated?
Why did Mueller's indictments skip over the most obvious and pertinent statute that was violated? February 18, 2018 Thomas Lifson Robert Mueller’s indictments announced Friday are most notable for what Sherlock Holmes famously called “The dog that didn’t bark.” Fortunately, the blogosphere has its own sleuth with the wit to notice. This raises a VERY troubling qusiton about the integrity of the Mueller investigation.