![]() That was the real “collusion,” with the worst culprits escaping justice. In reality, it rips the face off of gross abuses of office by high government officials - and shameless hysteria-mongering by the nation’s most prestigious media outlets. (No one wants to give their Pulitzers back!) The left - which still treats RussiaGate as real - will blast out “This doesn’t really matter” coverage. The bureau interviewed Danchenko just days after Trump’s inauguration and learned how utterly baseless the gossip truly was - yet it was years before that was made public. Neither did special counsel Bob Mueller’s vast team. ![]() To be clear: The FBI never found the least confirmation of any of it. And a host of “current and former” intel officials served as anonymous sources for The New York Times, Washington Post and other outlets that breathlessly retailed the supposed progress of the investigation as if it were a mountain of Trump treason. This, with the active connivance of Obama intelligence officials such as James Clapper and John Brennan, who certainly knew the dossier was utter bull but publicly treated it as credible to feed the flames. How’s that for a vicious circle? Clinton officials feed their Russian stooge disinformation, it gets laundered through British spy Christopher Steele, and the FBI uses it as the basis for wiretapping the future president’s team.Īuthorities arrest Steele dossier contributor Igor Danchenko Those lies were to cover up the fact that he really had no sources for his claims - or, in some cases, the sources were Clinton associates. Igor Danchenko, the guy who supposedly gathered all the spurious “dirt” in the infamous Steele dossier, is accused of lying at least five times to investigators, special counsel John Durham alleges. It was the ultimate political dirty trick, one that was aided and abetted by the media long after Trump took office. The Hillary Clinton campaign hired a bunch of shady operatives to put together a collection of lies and innuendo about Donald Trump and shop it to the FBI. If you haven’t been paying attention to all the ins and outs of RussiaGate and the so-called “collusion” scandal, that’s all you need to know about Thursday’s arrest of Russian analyst Igor Danchenko. Trump sues Pulitzer Prize board for defamation for honoring WaPo and NYT’s ‘Russiagate’ coverage The Steele Dossier was a Democrat-FBI scheme to attempt to thwart a Trump Presidency.Nonstop media bias from Russiagate to the Biden-crime-family coverupĭems hold their ears as Durham exposes FBI’s partisan corruptionĭisgraced ex-FBI agent reacts to Durham report on Trump-Russia collusion I believe all evidence points towards an answer of YES. Was the Steele Dossier that insurance policy? ![]() We can look back to the infamous lovebirds, Peter Strzock and Lisa Page, who talked about an ‘insurance policy‘ in case Trump were to win. Personally, I believe that the FBI was using this power to leak information to the media, and to the DNC. They lacked probable cause.īecause of the DNC and FBI sponsored research, the FBI was able to obtain warrants to spy on their political opposition. Two of those warrants have since been deemed invalid. ![]() FOUR FISA warrants were granted for the FBI to spy on Carter Paige, a member of the Trump campaign. Twitter Many of his other allegations, such as the claim that Trump lawyer Michael Cohen visited. The result of all of this conspiring, and phony research was a FISA warrant to spy on the Trump campaign. Authorities have arrested Igor Danchenko, who allegedly contributed to the Steele dossier. Both our intelligence agencies, and the Democrats were funding phony research. Not only was the dossier being funded by the DNC, but the FBI was also paying Christopher Steele. This is a well known fact that has even been reported by Mainstream Media. Christopher Steele was employed by a firm called Fusion GPS, which was owned by DNC lawyer Marc Elias.
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