The more we delve into the inner workings of the former Obama administration’s “Spygate” plot to keep Donald Trump from the presidency and then to have him thrown out of office after he won, the more mind-blowing the corruption becomes.
Over time we learned, through special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation, that Joseph Mifsud was allegedly central to the “Russian collusion” narrative of the plot. In Mueller’s final report, he claimed that Mifsud was someone key to the Russia inquiry.
The New York Times noted in July:
He is an otherwise obscure Maltese professor with sketchy academic credentials who has stayed out of public view for more than a year and a half. But on Wednesday, Joseph Mifsud was briefly given a high-profile supporting role at Robert S. Mueller III’s congressional appearance, with his name coming up at least 20 times.
Democrats, like Mueller, claimed that Mifsud was “among the clearest links between Russia and the Trump campaign during the 2016 presidential election,” the Times noted.
Mueller, in his report, said Mifsud had “connections to Russia” while he was earlier identified by fired FBI Director James Comey as a “Russian agent.”
Except that he wasn’t a ‘Russian’ asset. He belongs to the CIA.
In an appearance with Maria Bartiromo on her Fox Business Network program Sunday, investigative reporter John Solomon of The Hill said that, in interviews with Mifsud’s attorneys, he discovered the professor was working for the CIA.
“We know that there were informants thrown at certain Trump campaign people, like George Papadopoulos. George Papadopoulos was on this show and he told me directly on this show that Mifsud was the guy they wanted him to meet in Italy,” Bartiromo stated. “That is the individual who told him that Russia has emails on Hillary Clinton. Why is that important, John?”
“Well, I interviewed Mifsud’s lawyer the other day, Stefan Rowe, and he told me and also provided me some deposition evidence to both Congress and myself that his client was being directed and long worked with Western intelligence,” Solomon noted.
“And he was being directed, specifically, he was asked to connect George Papadopoulos to Russia, meaning it was an operation, some form of intelligence operation,” Solomon continued.
“That was the lawyer’s own words for this,” he continued. “If that’s the case that means the flash point that started the whole investigation was, in fact, manufactured from the beginning.”
This deep state professor was trying to infiltrate the Trump campaign
In other words, the Obama regime, working with the Deep State intelligence apparatus, Comey, the FBI, and the Justice Department, used a CIA asset — Mifsud — in an attempt to create a false ‘connection’ to Russia on which they could then hang the “Russian collusion” and “Russian interference” narrative they would then use to drive Trump from office.
But what’s even more, Mueller and his team of compromised Democrat donor lawyers lied in the final report about who Mifsud really is/was and what his role in this entire scandal involved.
He may have been a lot of things, but he was not a Russian asset, mole, or government operative, that much seems clear.
In May, House Intelligence Committee Ranking Member Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) smelled a rat involving the Deep State intelligence community and Mifsud, The National Sentinel reported — so much so that he demanded documents from the State Department, CIA, and NSA regarding Mifsud.
“When you look into Mifsud closer, Prof. Mifsud…you realize that he is connected with all kinds of intelligence agencies, including our own FBI,” Nunes told Fox News’ Sean Hannity.
“So we ask the question…and I’ll sum it up like this…We want to know every document that these agencies have related to Mifsud,” he continued. “Because if he is, in fact, a Russian agent, this would be one of the biggest intelligence scandals for not only the United States, but also our allies like the Italians, and the Brits and others. Because if Mifsud is a Russian agent, he would know all kinds of our intelligence agents throughout the globe.”
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