Confirmed: Nellie Ohr Lied About Ham Radio To Congress…
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Posted By: earlybird,
4/3/2019 11:04:46 AM
Nellie Ohr is the wife of DOJ official Bruce Ohr. Nellie Ohr, a specialist in Russian matters, was also a contract employee of the CIA (Snip) Nellie Ohr was hired as a contract agent by Fusion to work on the ‘Trump Project’ assembling political opposition research that was later shared with another Fusion GPS contract employee, Christopher Steele, and compiled into the ‘Steele Dossier’. It always seemed sketchy that at the same time Nellie Ohr began communicating with Christopher Steele and other governmental participants associated with the Steele Dossier, May 2016, she applied for a Ham Radio License
No one will refer her case to DOJ for prosecution. Very few want to open any cans of worms related to any of this - the Uniparty needs to operate anonymously, so the suckers keep sending their contributions to beat back whatever threat to America´s democratic republic can be conjured for their enjoyment and pique. And we think AOC and Omar are a problem...and there´s MAGA disciple Lindsey Graham gonna get to the bottom of it all.
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Reply 2 - Posted by:
Texpub 4/3/2019 11:23:40 AM (No. 21940)
Unfortunately, nothing will happen to her. Penalties are reserved for conservatives.
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Reply 3 - Posted by:
ROLFNader 4/3/2019 12:07:04 PM (No. 21943)
This reminds me of another item that was passed over by the MSM. That is , the removal of most, if not all, of the wall/ceiling cover in the White House-done by the new president before moving in. There were some that briefly mentioned what is probably the reason (to remover bugging devices the former administration may have ´forgotten"). Nothing mentioned after that -other than President Trump mentioned that he was sure they were tapping his communications and ,sure enough, we find that he was correct . It was around the same time that the Deep State was planting their people in his campaign staff.
Just hope I and/or the HillarObama gang live long enough to see the perp walk.
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Reply 4 - Posted by:
mc squared 4/3/2019 12:13:48 PM (No. 21935)
Did her accomplices have licenses too, and how did they think their communication was private? Her ´ticket´ was an entry level license for limited frequencies, and voice was permitted only on those for short range communication.
It´s interesting that she didn´t want to break the law by operating a radio sans license, but did so anyway. I want to see this expanded.
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Reply 5 - Posted by:
DVC 4/3/2019 1:27:48 PM (No. 21933)
NSA has ALL phone call records of which phone called which other phone, land lines, cell phones, 100%. And all texts and e-mails, too.
So, if you really need to make some comms which are untracable, ham radio is a good way to do it. Will even work overseas with a good antenna and some cooperative weather conditions.
This woman is a pure out liar, and enemy agent. The only remaining question is domestic enemy or foreign?
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Reply 6 - Posted by:
DVC 4/3/2019 1:36:51 PM (No. 21941)
#4, the frequencies are limited with a Tech license, for shortwave, used for long range comms, but it still could be used, totally legally, for trans-oceanic comms on he alloted, but limited number, of frequencies.
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Reply 7 - Posted by:
frew 4/3/2019 1:53:58 PM (No. 21938)
She had a technician class license. Using digital radios on the 2 meter band she could have talked to anyone in the US and Europe over digital repeaters, but ham transmissions cannot be encrypted, and anyone can listen in.
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Reply 8 - Posted by:
HotRod 4/3/2019 2:31:45 PM (No. 21930)
When talking about what can be done legally, as far as frequencies and equipment, one would have to assume that Nellie scrupulously complied with the law. Of course, if she didn´t, who was going to catch her?
Also, there is a distinct possibility that Nellie was not the actual user of the equipment she had (whatever it was.)
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Reply 9 - Posted by:
DVC 4/3/2019 3:14:06 PM (No. 21937)
#7 and 8, if nothing else, making comms in the same city without a record of who you talked to is valuable when you are breaking the law. Just need to set up a document drop? Ham radio.
Need to check on where to meet secretly? Ham radio. All the basic stuff that we would use a phone for, but no NSA proof after the fact.
Even if she wasn´t talking to Steele across the Atlantic, across town would be helpful enough. And was she talking to Hellary directly, or to Brennan? How about to The Zero? Just can´t have "that damned boy scout Rogers" scooping up stuff that would be hard to get rid of or explain later.
And you say "not encrypted" - not necessarily. Digital data can be transmitted on ham radio. Use even PGP and then send it, and you have really bulletproof encrypted e-mail service, WITHOUT NSA tracking it. Even if the signals were intercepted, even readily available encryption like PGP is considered impossible to break, even by NSA.
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Reply 10 - Posted by:
lakerman1 4/3/2019 4:50:48 PM (No. 21942)
I have to wonder who else among the cast of characters had a HAM license...
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Reply 11 - Posted by:
mc squared 4/3/2019 5:18:39 PM (No. 21931)
#5 & 6: on CW? Hardly. Voice on VHF-UHF only.
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Reply 12 - Posted by:
DVC 4/3/2019 6:00:44 PM (No. 21934)
#12, technician licensees are permitted to use specific frequencies in the shortwave bands. And this assumes that she wouldn´t violate the FAA regs. A bit like expecting a sign saying "No guns allowed" to stop a bank robbery. regs and signs are for honest people.
One of the biggest advantages of any ham comms is no easy proof (although possible) of who is sending and absolutely impossible to know who is receiving.
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Reply 13 - Posted by:
judy 4/3/2019 7:40:42 PM (No. 21932)
Will she receive the same treatment as Roger Stone...29 agents & 19 armored vehicles?
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