I wonder, does the DOJ have wire, phone taps in place?

[fightforfreedom]

Garland had to show good cause to a judge in order to raid Clarks house. That means he had good evidence.

Garland has a lot of evidence to show to judges. He knows what kind of people he is dealing with. They are as corrupt as you can get, they will commit crimes in order to protect themselves. Pay people to keep their mouths shut, etc. They are like the mob.

Garland may have been investigating many of these people for months. He could have shown good cause to judges in order to get wire/phone taps put in place. Just saying.

[gab13by13]

1. Thanks for the information,

One doesn't get a judge to issue a search warrant without evidence. DOJ had to be investigating, much of what Clarke did we already know about.

It is still unclear what crime/crimes DOJ is investigating Clarke for. Is it the fake elector scheme that the Michigan SOS gave DOJ the criminal referral 5 months ago? Is it for seditious conspiracy?

Nice to see DOJ investigating, this means the Clarke case is further along.

[fightforfreedom]

2. When the DOJ brought down the mob, they used wire/phone taps.

In a way this is very much like a mob investigation. During his investigations Garland may have found good cause, evidence, people he is investigating were trying in some way to corruptly cover their tracks. The traitors surely are talking, communicating with to each other, doing illegal things in an attempt to save their asses.

It is possible the DOJ is listening in on some of these traitors. Remember, we are dealing with very stupid people.

[bucolic_frolic]

3. Possibly

but I doubt they've been in place long if they exist. But a coverup of the coverup of the coverup would be distilled evidence!

[Patton French]

4. One can hope NT