Denial is no longer an option: FBI headquarters helped bury actual proof of Hunter Biden’s crimes that tarnished Joe Biden, the current president, in advance of the 2020 election. This was done while knowing that none of the “evidence” in the Russiagate case held up.
The most recent information comes from the prosecution of “Steele dossier” gofer Igor Danchenko by special counsel John Durham. In particular, disgraced FBI analyst Brian Auten stated during his testimony that the FBI offered Christopher Steele $1 million if he would confirm at least some of the claims he made against President Donald Trump, all of which have since been revealed to have originated from Danchenko’s water-cooler conversations with friends in Washington, DC.
That is, the FBI was pushing the fictitious information as proof of Trump’s crimes in Moscow, including obtaining a national security court’s approval to surveil ex-Trumpie Carter Page, while simultaneously trying in vain to corroborate the dossier.
In sworn documents given with the court and other government agencies, the FBI and Justice Department lied.
In the spring and summer of 2017, the FBI continued to rely on the dossier to convince the court to renew its surveillance warrants despite Danchenko’s admission that he had made everything up. Jim Comey, the director of the FBI, almost begged retiring DNI James Clapper not to make a big deal out of the fact that the dossier was unverified.
Even worse, Auten was exposed for his part in these nefarious activities, but he was still chosen to prepare a 2020 report of Hunter Biden’s amply verified financial misdeeds. The FBI utilized his “analysis” to stall the Hunter probe, and numerous intelligence community shills used it to assist conceal our reporting on Hunter’s laptop. He baselessly mocked them as “disinformation.”
FBI headquarters intervened deceptively to shield Hunter (and Joe), after illegally intervening to kneecap Trump. It’s there in black and white. But Durham’s only exposed the rot; it’s up to the American people to demand a housecleaning.
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