Say hello to the FBI mole inside the Trump campaign
By Jon Rappoport
Well, you see, the mole wasn't a spy, he was an informant. Aha. Let's use a microscope to tell the difference.
The mole: Stefan Halper, a Cambridge professor.
Supposedly, Halper was gathering information for the FBI about a suspected Trump-Russia connection.
Well, what else has Halper done? At The Intercept, Glenn
Greenwald reports: "Four decades ago, Halper was responsible for a
long-forgotten spying scandal involving the 1980 election, in which the
Reagan campaign - using CIA officials managed by Halper, reportedly
under the direction of former CIA Director and then-Vice-Presidential
candidate George H.W. Bush - got caught running a spying operation from
inside the Carter administration. The plot involved CIA operatives
passing classified information about Carter's foreign policy to Reagan
campaign officials in order to ensure the Reagan campaign knew of any
foreign policy decisions that Carter was considering."
Oops. That doesn't smell good. CIA operatives, managed by
Halper, infiltrated the presidential campaign, spied on Jimmy Carter and
his advisors, and relayed information about Carter's foreign policy to
Reagan's team.
But we're supposed to believe, without evidence, that in 2016
Halper was only trying to dig up information on a Trump-Russia
connection.
What more do we know about Stefan Halper, the mole for hire?
Breitbart: "Halper...served as an assistant to all three of President
Gerald Ford's Chief of Staffs - Alexander Haig, Donald Rumsfeld, and
Dick Cheney..." Quite a trio of politicians. I don't think you'd want to
list them on your resume, if you were applying for a job with an
organization that showed a shred of ethics.
And then there is this: In 1984, Halper was the chairman of
the Palmer National Bank. Breitbart: "White House official Oliver North
wired loaned funds from the Palmer National Bank to a Swiss bank
account, which were later used to aid the [Nicaraguan] contras." The
contras, backed by the CIA, were trying to derail the Sandinista
government, and in the process, reportedly carried out over 1000
terrorist attacks. Transferring funds from the US to the contras was
illegal.
Glenn Greenwald: "...the CIA operative and FBI informant
[Stefan Halper] used to gather information on the Trump campaign in the
2016 campaign has, for weeks, been falsely depicted as a sensitive
intelligence asset rather than what he actually is: a long-time CIA
operative with extensive links to the Bush family who was responsible
for a dirty and likely illegal spying operation in the 1980 presidential
election."
But don't worry. Nothing untoward is going on here. The FBI
merely needed a man on the inside of the Trump campaign, to make sure
Russia wasn't exercising undue influence on the 2016 presidential
election. Nothing more. No problem. Just ask the FBI. They'll confirm
this. The FBI high echelon is squeaky clean. They never lie.
One other thing. Stefan Halper's father-in-law was Ray Cline,
an infamous CIA agent. From Wikispooks: "Cline has been an outspoken
proponent of disinformation and direct manipulation of the press by the
CIA. In testimony before the House Select Committee on Intelligence,
Cline defended the use of such covert devices as black propaganda and
the funding of journalists, arguing that 'the First Amendment is only an
amendment'."
"He [Cline] later became director of the State Department's
Bureau of Intelligence and Research (1969-73), where he helped
coordinate the CIA's destabilization and eventual overthrow of the
Allende government in Chile."
But again, no problem. Why would we even suspect Halper was
engaged in anything illegal during his time as a mole inside the Trump
campaign?
The FBI is pure as the driven snow. So is the CIA. All is well.
If you buy that, I have condos for sale on the dark side of the moon.
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