"Flynn pleaded guilty to a “process crime.” In other words, they found no evidence for a single accusation made against him. He lied to the FBI. I’m positive that he lied to the FBI so that he would be charged. This was the only way to prove that the Obama administration used FISA warrants to spy on political opponents. Once Flynn was in the system, his lawyers were given the evidence against him. As a spook, Flynn would be able to point out precisely how corrupt the FISA application system had become. FISA Judge Rudolph Contreras accepted Flynn’s guilty plea, and then Contreras was yanked off the case. We were never told why. Flynn got himself indicted so that he could collect the evidence, but he also assembled a team of people who have virtually no digital footprint. After Flynn resigned as National Security Advisor, it became almost impossible to tell who is doing what and where they are. Neither Wikipedia nor the White House publish the names of those who sit on the National Security Council. Although General Flynn paid a very high price, his sacrifice has changed the system. To use economic term, the lack of leaks is a “leading indicator,” and the dumbassery of the press and the public is a “lagging indicator.” Every day the Democrats make more threats, so I fully expect President Trump to follow through on his promise to destroy everybody who tries to stop him. He has the power to do that because of General Flynn’s near-suicide mission.
The general is almost ready to come in from the cold. He deserves our gratitude."
Erica Shorr
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