Confirmed: Russia had a mole in the CIA
Bill Palmer
Updated: 8:35 pm EST Fri Jan 19, 2018
Earlier this week (Jan. 15, 2018), we learned that a mole within the CIA was feeding the names of U.S. intel assets to the government of China, and that it resulted in the murders of at least twenty such assets. Now it turns out that same treasonous plot also resulted in Russia learning the names of U.S. assets, and it may have ended up playing a role in the Trump-Russia scandal.
Earlier this week The House Intelligence Committee released Trump Russia dossier transcripts which confirmed what Palmer Report, NortonSpeaks, and others have long pointed out: after the dossier became public, the Kremlin began murdering people within its own ranks whom it believed were U.S. assets. That raised the question of how Russia could have known the identifies of these assets to begin with. Now we may have that answer.
It turns out that when the CIA mole was feeding the names of U.S. assets to the government of China, it was turning around and handing that information over to the government of Russia, according to a new NBC News report (link). This raises the question of whether the entire thing might have been a Russian op to begin with. This was primarily taking place in 2012, right around the time Russia began seriously targeting and grooming Donald Trump; it allegedly arranged the Pee Pee Tape incident in 2013.
So now the big question is whether the U.S. assets murdered by Russia in 2017 were revealed to the Kremlin back in 2012. It’s feasible the Kremlin could have sat on the information during that stretch, instead preferring to feed those assets bad information rather than simply killing them on the spot. There’s a lot more investigating that needs to be done on this front. But, as is so often the case these days, the CIA-China scandal has turned out to be a Russia scandal after all, and it may involve Donald Trump as well.
