FBI Investigator Of Russian Collusion Arrested For Russian Collusion

We all remember the Russia collusion hoax. It started when Hillary Clinton was accused of keeping classified information on a homemade server in her bathroom in Chappaqua, New York. She was Secretary of State at the time and an emerging candidate for president.

The “bathtub server” was easily hacked by the Chinese, Russians, and Iranians. The result was our national security was compromised. The entire matter was put under investigation by then-FBI Director James Comey.

Hillary needed a counter-narrative to reduce the attention to her national security breach. She hired a PR firm who hired a has-been UK spy to dream up lurid allegations about Donald Trump. This was then shopped around Washington to the intelligence agencies and the media.

When Hillary lost the 2016 election, she immediately blamed “Russian interference,” which never existed outside of a few harmless Russian social media trolls of the kind I see on Twitter every day. Still, the FBI illegally began to investigate Trump and his associates based on the bogus charges.

Trump was wiretapped and subject to other forms of illegal surveillance. The narrative was that Putin had dirt on Trump and that Trump was nothing more than a Russian puppet. This was the “Russia Collusion” narrative. It lasted three years, paralyzed the Trump administration, soured our relations with Russia, and fed directly into Trump’s first impeachment over a perfectly normal phone call with the President of Ukraine.

You know that narrative, but it’s important to bear in mind that it was completely fabricated by Hillary, the media, and the FBI. None of it was true.

Now comes the ultimate irony. There actually was collusion with Russia but it was not by Trump. The collusion with Russia was done by the FBI.

As reported here, the FBI agent who was the head of the New York counterintelligence office and one of the lead investigators of Trump was arrested and charged with taking secret payments from Russia, violating U.S. sanctions on Russia, and taking money from a Russian secret agent.

My mother always tells me “What goes around, comes around.” This indictment of an FBI agent comes too late to undo the damage inflicted on Trump’s first term in office. Hopefully, Trump will impose some accountability on the corrupt FBI if he wins a second term.

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