Feds Started A Dangerous Game With Hunter Biden’s Laptop, But GOP Lawmakers Can Finish It
May 12, 2023 No Comments
Here’s how to unravel the government’s info op falsely branding Hunter Biden’s laptop as ‘Russian disinformation.’
Here’s how to unravel the government’s info op falsely branding Hunter Biden’s laptop as ‘Russian disinformation.’
Special counsel John Durham first revealed in early September that the FBI paid Danchenko, the primary source for dossier author Christopher Steele, from March 2017 to October 2020. Danchenko later confirmed the payments.
With every day bringing more evidence of FBI corruption, GOP lawmakers are promising investigations should they retake Congress in November. But recent history shows that attempts to rein in the bureau have only augmented its power—and that’s the way U.S. presidents wanted it, from Nixon to Obama and now Biden.
Former White House Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe said Sunday that the FBI took documents from Donald Trump’s Florida Mar-a-Lago home that had questionable classification levels.
Igor Danchenko, who provided information to the dossier’s author, Christopher Steele, “was a vital source of information to the U.S. government during the course of his cooperation and was relied upon to build other cases and open other investigations,” lawyers for Danchenko said in a filing lodged in federal court in Virginia.
The primary subsource for the infamous anti-Donald Trump “Steele dossier” was paid by the FBI for years and said in an email that he was working on a project “against Trump,” according to a new filing from special counsel John Durham’s team.
Agents interviewed Steele, an ex-British spy whose work was funded by Hillary Clinton and other Democrats, on Sept. 18 and Sept. 19, 2017, according to the filing, which was composed by special counsel John Durham’s team and filed with the U.S. court in Alexandria, Virginia.
His post-9/11 attempts to change the culture led to politicized investigations like Crossfire Hurricane.
The primary subsource for the infamous anti-Donald Trump “Steele dossier” was paid by the FBI for years and said in an email that he was working on a project “against Trump,” according to a new filing from special counsel John Durham’s team.
The claim that Trump engaged in lurid sexual activity at a Ritz-Carlton hotel in Moscow, featured in Steele’s dossier, will be contested by a German citizen who used to be the general manager of the hotel, prosecutors with the team said.
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