The international whistle-blower organization Wikileaks announced that the FBI has quietly released a fifth set of documents in its Hillary Clinton investigation, and wait until you see what they tried to sweep under the rug.

The new release by the FBI is a 299 page report on the investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private server. While unconfirmed, these documents becoming public are likely a result of another FOIA request by Judicial Watch.

So far what has been found is that emails from Sidney Blumenthal "contained classified information."

Also found is a passage that says, "Due to the extremely sensitive nature of this investigation and the damage its disclosure could cause the case will be designated as a prohibited investigation in accordance with the counterintelligence policy implementation guide." The document also states "the author request Assistant Director concurrence to maintain the identified case as prohibited."

Did you read that red box above? It seems the initial FBI investigation was never set up to be investigated – merely a false public pretend-investigation that ultimately failed because of the public demanded real accountability following Wikileaks, the DNCLeaks, DNCLEAKS2 and John Podesta's emails.