CONFIRMED: Judicial Watch Docs Show US Embassy in Ukraine and Crooked Ambassador Yovanovitch Spied on US Conservatives

Source: Gateway Pundit
Published: Sep 2, 2020
Author: Jim Hoft
Post Date: 2020-09-02 13:04:31 by IbJensen
Views: 1534

Haughty Bitch!

In October 2019 House Democrats called in fired US Ambassador Marie Yovanovich to testify in their sham impeachment proceedings. Yovanovich was a noted Trump-hater who blocked Ukrainian officials from traveling to the United States to hand over evidence of Obama-Biden misconduct during the 2016 election to President Trump.

Yovanovich was US ambassador to Ukraine during the 2016 election when the Ukrainian government was colluding with the DNC and Hillary Campaign to undermine the US presidential election.

Ukrainian Prosecutor General Yuriy Lutsenko told journalists in March that Yovanovitch gave him a “do not prosecute” list during their first meeting.

The president ordered her removal from her post in Ukraine in May 2019. She was openly anti-Trump.

Back in October investigative journalist John Solomon announced that the former Ambassador Yovanovich was monitoring the reporters digging into Ukrainian lawlessness.

Now this… Judicial Watch announced on Tuesday that it received 372 pages of records from the U.S. Department of State that confirm prior Judicial Watch reporting that the Ukraine Embassy under then-Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch monitored, in potential violation of law, Donald Trump, Jr. Rudy Giuliani, and major journalists on Twitter on their commentary on Ukraine, “Biden-Burisma 2020”, and George Soros.

The documents list the targeted persons as Sean Hannity, Laura Ingraham, Rudy Giuliani, Dan Bongino, Sebastian Gorka, John Solomon, Jack Posobiec, Ryan Saavedra, Sara A Carter, Donald Trump Jr., Michael McFaul, Lou Dobbs and Pamela Gellar. The search terms that were flagged to be monitored by State Department officials on social media included Yovanovitch, Ukraine Ambassador, Ukrainian Ambassador, Ukraine Soros, Clinton campaign, and Biden-Burisma.

The emails show that Yovanovitch was aware of the social media monitoring program.

Additionally, a State Department contractor warned his colleagues that their monitoring of private citizens was potentially in violation of the Privacy Act of 1974.

President Trump made the right decision firing this corrupt liberal operative.

Democrats treated her like a hero. Now we know she was nothing but a crook.


Poster Comment:

Yovanovitch's misdeeds in Ukraine were not limited to spying on journalists and people close to the president. She actively campaigned against Zelensky which is a diplomat no-no.

All of those who testified against the president had something to gain by his removal from the presidency. Slowly the details of what each of them had to lose is being made public. The release of this information is to incrementally let the public know how compromised each of Shitt's s witnesses were.

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#1: Hank Rearden    To: IbJensen (#0)

Too late; she's not on camera and nobody cares anymore. Leftists get away with another one.

Hank Rearden posted on 2020-09-02 13:31:09   Reply   Private Reply


#2: misterwhite    To: IbJensen (#0)

Ukrainian Prosecutor General Yuriy Lutsenko told journalists in March that Yovanovitch gave him a “do not prosecute” list during their first meeting.

Ukraine Prosecutor General Lutsenko admits U.S. ambassador didn't give him a do not prosecute list.
1/2/2020

misterwhite posted on 2020-09-02 13:59:21   Reply   Private Reply


#3: misterwhite    To: IbJensen (#0)

in potential violation of law ... potentially in violation of the Privacy Act of 1974.

C'mon people. It's either in violation of the law or it isn't. 4 years to figure this out and all you can come up with is "potentially"?

misterwhite posted on 2020-09-02 14:02:00   Reply   Private Reply


#4: misterwhite    To: IbJensen (#0)

CONFIRMED:

Potentially CONFIRMED.

misterwhite posted on 2020-09-02 14:03:29   Reply   Private Reply


#5: nolu chan    To: IbJensen (#0)

monitored by State Department officials on social media

What is the alleged crime in monitoring social media accounts?

nolu chan posted on 2020-09-02 15:38:54   Reply   Private Reply


#6: goldilucky    To: nolu chan (#5)

Additionally, a State Department contractor warned his colleagues that their monitoring of private citizens was potentially in violation of the Privacy Act of 1974. [Emphasis added]

goldilucky posted on 2020-09-03 15:06:22   Reply   Private Reply