The story they swore was a conspiracy theory is now bleeding out of declassified files. Secret emails.
A “long-term affair to demonize” Trump. A promise that the FBI would “put more oil into the fire.”
Soros-linked operatives, Clinton advisers, foreign spies, and hacked think tanks converge in one ruthless plan to turn Russiagate into a domestic weap… Continues…
Declassified annexes to Special Counsel John Durham’s report reveal a murky,
politically explosive picture: intercepted emails attributed to
Leonard Benardo of George Soros’s Open Society Foundations allegedly describe
a Clinton-world strategy to brand Donald Trump as a Russian asset,
with the FBI expected to help legitimize the narrative.
The communications, reportedly hacked by the Russians and later accessed by the Dutch,
speak of a “long-term affair to demonize” both Trump and Vladimir Putin,
deflecting attention from Hillary Clinton’s own email scandal by transforming Russian interference into a domestic political weapon.
Durham’s team could not fully rule out Russian fabrication,
yet some U.S. analysts judged the Benardo emails “likely authentic,”
and other communications involving
Clinton adviser Julianne Smith appeared to echo the same push for heightened scrutiny of Trump’s Russia ties.
In the end, the annex paints a chilling portrait: intelligence agencies,
campaign operatives, foreign hackers,
and media cutouts all circling a single incendiary storyline—one that helped ignite
Crossfire Hurricane and deepen America’s political fracture for years to come.
