Russiagate architects like John Brennan and James Clapper are scrambling as bombshell evidence exposes their lies about the infamous Steele dossier. These Obama-era officials recently wrote a New York Times op-ed pretending they acted honorably during the 2016 election, but declassified documents paint a different picture. The dossier’s unverified claims—even called “not corroborated” by the FBI—were secretly included in the intelligence community’s final election report to Americans. This dirty trick misled voters and fueled false Russia collusion theories against Donald Trump.
Sean Davis of The Federalist tore into Brennan and Clapper’s latest defense, calling their claims “brazen lies” that ignore documented evidence. He highlighted how their “secret ICA” contradicts the public version, with classified details downplayed to avoid political backlash. The deep state’s intentional deception shows how far they’ll go to hide their abuse of power—a pattern exposed by Rep. Devin Nunes and Kash Patel’s FISA memo revealing the dossier’s central role in spying on Trump’s campaign.
The FBI’s Kash Patel has now discovered “burn bags” holding destroyed Russiagate documents at bureau headquarters, suggesting evidence was being hidden. Sources say these files detail how the Steele dossier fueled the Crossfire Hurricane investigation despite warnings about its credibility. Patel, now FBI director, has launched criminal probes into Brennan and former FBI boss James Comey as Durham Report details emerge. Meanwhile, CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s criminal referral against Brennan centers on his reckless handling of the dossier and rushed 2017 election interference assessment.
Eric Schmitt, a Republican senator, called the new evidence a “bombshell” proving Democrats tried to rig the 2016 election. He noted Brennan’s communist roots and history of lying to Congress about the dossier’s role. “This is why D.C. elites panicked when Patriots like Patel got in—they couldn’t hide their secrets anymore!” Schmitt declared. His words echo Tulsi Gabbard’s warnings about weaponized intelligence agencies attacking political rivals—a charge now bubbling with new credibility.
The FBI’s 2016 FISA lies come into sharp focus. Andrew McCabe admitted “no surveillance warrant would’ve been sought” for Carter Page without the dossier, but they hid Hillary Clinton’s fingerprints as the dossier’s funder. This felony omissionspotlights how corrupt officials weaponized courts to spy on a political opponent. “Not a neutral process,” McCarthy must’ve thought—but the deep state hoped Americans wouldn’t catch on until it was too late.
Despite media attempts to downplay Russiagate, the truths keep leaking. Emails prove Brennan pushed to include the dossier in the ICA despite objections, putting partisan politics above national security. “Procedural anomalies” and dangerous tradecraft failures allowed this fraud to snowball, yet Brennan now claims he acted “competently”. It’s the same arrogance that brought us this mess—now facing exposure before 2024.
The DOJ’s newly formed “strike force” investigates Russiagate’s crimes, focusing on wire fraud, false statements, and money laundering. Who knew trying to frame a president could rank as garden-variety fraud? investigator bills should track the origin of the dossier, Brennan’s lies to Congress, and whether agencies conspired to fabricate the collusion narrative. Americans deserve to know how their tax dollars funded this betrayal.
Conservatives smell blood. “Patriots are winning,” MAGA voices cheer. Kushner memo’s declassification and Patel’s criminal probes signal accountability finally arrives. Angry Americans see the deep state’s web unraveling—what was called a “baseless conspiracy theory” is now a documented fact. “This isn’t the end,” Schmitt warns. “It’s just the beginning.” Justice may finally come for the Russiagate architects—and their lies will follow them into history.
