How The US Gov't Spies On You Without Probable Cause - Like They Did To Carter Page – The StoneZONE!

In this episode of "StoneZONE," host Roger Stone dives into a deep and critical discussion with Carter Page about the ongoing implications of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) abuses that came to light during the Russian collusion investigation. The conversation is timely, given recent Congressional reauthorization of the act without significant reforms.

Carter Page, who was infamously surveilled under a FISA warrant during the 2016 presidential campaign, shares his experiences and the profound personal and professional impact it has had on his life. He recounts the intrusion into his privacy and the damage to his reputation, emphasizing the political motivations behind the surveillance, which he argues were intended to undermine President Donald Trump's campaign by fabricating connections to Russia.

Roger Stone, who has himself been a target of numerous legal and political attacks, draws parallels between his experiences and Carter's, discussing the broader implications of these surveillance abuses on American civil liberties. They critique the lack of accountability in how surveillance powers are used against American citizens, particularly those involved in political campaigns.

The conversation also touches on the mechanics of the FISA court, highlighting its lack of transparency and how it operates largely without the checks and balances typical of other judicial proceedings. Carter provides insight into the misleading evidence presented in his FISA application, notably the discredited Steele dossier, which played a significant role in justifying his surveillance.

Moreover, Roger and Carter discuss the broader political and media landscapes that allowed these abuses to happen, criticizing the mainstream media's role in perpetuating unverified and often false narratives that supported the surveillance. They express concerns about the potential for future abuses if significant reforms to the FISA process are not enacted, particularly under the guise of national security.

Throughout the episode, the theme of governmental overreach is prevalent, with both guests advocating for reforms that would protect individual rights and prevent the political misuse of intelligence capabilities. The dialogue is a potent reminder of the ongoing challenges facing those who find themselves at the intersection of politics, law enforcement, and intelligence in the United States.

This episode of "StoneZONE" not only sheds light on the personal experiences of Carter Page but also serves as a critical analysis of the systemic issues within the U.S. surveillance apparatus, offering listeners a detailed and sobering perspective on the need for vigilance and reform in government surveillance practices.

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