1. Five days after U.S. Federal Judge Rudolph Contreras accepted a plea from Mike Flynn, "he was recused." No explanation as to 'why'?https://t.co/e8nZm9DBJn pic.twitter.com/UBmSDPZpCz
— TheLastRefuge (@TheLastRefuge2) January 28, 2018
3. Nothing in the judiciary transpired between December 2nd and December 7th, 2017, relating directly to @GenFlynn . So why did Judge Contreras recuse?
— TheLastRefuge (@TheLastRefuge2) January 28, 2018
5. Judge Contreras is a FISA Court Judge. https://t.co/Ufw29P2e1H pic.twitter.com/rxgN5ePGlp
— TheLastRefuge (@TheLastRefuge2) January 28, 2018
7. Was the October 2016 FISA-702(16)(17) FBI surveillance approval (warrant) part of the evidence in the overall Robert Mueller process charge against Mike Flynn? pic.twitter.com/8xquIWmYTr
— TheLastRefuge (@TheLastRefuge2) January 28, 2018
8. What are the rules of FISA-702 approvals, and who grants them, in federal cases where the subsequent FISA warrant leads to a prosecution and the same FISA Judge is the trial judge? What are the ethics rules?
9. What are ramifications to FBI presenting fraudulent application information to a FISA Judge, gaining fraudulent surveillance authority, and then using the outcomes of that surveillance in the courtroom of the approving FISA judge - against the accused target of the warrant?
10. Further. What happens if between the time of the FISA Judge approval and the appearance of the target in court (before the same judge), this following admission was made to the court: https://t.co/SvQRK9hzjv pic.twitter.com/dCKLQYvYvv
— TheLastRefuge (@TheLastRefuge2) January 28, 2018
11. These are all just general questions that stem from Contreras conceding to a conflict, but doing so only AFTER the first administrative hearing on the case.
12. If the conflict existed on December 7th 2017, such that a recusal was needed, would not that same conflict have existed on December 1st, 2017 ?
13. The End. pic.twitter.com/4sniP6JOsn
— TheLastRefuge (@TheLastRefuge2) January 28, 2018
GUESSING AT FISA REDACTIONS: Well, this is certainly an interesting coincidence https://t.co/uo9oFHWZca pic.twitter.com/iuuUvd7RBk
— Doug Ross 🔵 (@directorblue) January 28, 2018
Doug Ross @ Journal: GUESSING AT FISA REDACTIONS: Well, this is certainly an interesting coincidence https://t.co/eTUmvz9FJg via @directorblue
— Dana French (@DanaBordeaux) January 29, 2018
Did Justice Department FISA Fraud Create U.S. District Court Judge Recusal?… https://t.co/0uwXSUlrzj pic.twitter.com/W2nLrmYLBr
— TheLastRefuge (@TheLastRefuge2) January 28, 2018