Tag Archives: Robert Mueller

The Search for a Russian Mole in the Post-Hanssen Era

Posted on March 22, 2018 by Cliff Kincaid

FBI Director Christopher Wray will have to clean house – not just of the partisan operatives but the security risks and possible Russian agents. Then the focus can move back to where it belongs – the espionage activities of Hillary … Continue reading →

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Is Moscow ‘Deep State’ HQ?

Posted on October 30, 2017 by Cliff Kincaid

Putting “America First” is a worthwhile goal. But it cannot be done without purging the Deep State operatives who protected Obama and then investigating the communist-Muslim network that spawned the Obama presidency. Soviet/Russian moles in the CIA and FBI have … Continue reading →

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Trump Should Say “You’re Fired” to Mueller After Revelation of Comey’s Vengeful Special Counsel Ruse

Posted on June 13, 2017 by Cliff Kincaid

The incoherent questioning of James Comey by Senator John McCain (R-AZ) is symptomatic of why President Donald Trump is at a severe disadvantage as the special counsel’s investigation of Russia-gate goes forward. The Republicans have walked into a trap… Continue reading →

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