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Putin Gives Trump Shocking Evidence That Obama-Clinton CIA Director John Brennan Is Longtime Russian Spy
By: Sorcha Faal, and as reported to her Western Subscribers
A new (but mostly redacted for reasons of classification of state evidence) Security Council (SC) report circulating in the Kremlin today finally reveals the critical urgency of President Putin and President Trump having a one-on-one private meeting in Helsinki today, and further makes understandable why the “Deep State” and Democrats in America are so terrorified of this meeting occurring—and is due to the Ministry of the Interior (MVD) authorizing Trump to receive the just finalized partial plea agreement of FSB Major Dmitry Dokuchaev wherein evidence is documented showing that former Obama-Clinton CIA Director John Brennan has been an intelligence asset for both Soviet Communist and Russian Federation intelligence agencies for over 40 years.
[Note: Some words and/or phrases appearing in quotes in this report are English language approximations of Russian words/phrases having no exact counterpart
According to this report, in 1976, Oleg Erovinkin completed his studies at the Committee for State Security (KGB) Dzerzhinsky Higher School, with his immediately afterwards being “infiltrated” into the US—and whose state duty assignment was to “kompromat” for intelligence purposes young American collage students working for the Communist Party USA presidential candidate Gus Hall.
That was part of the KGB’s multi-decade effort to complete the communist takeover of the Democratic Party—that proved successful when the Communist Party USA quit running their own US presidential candidates with their, instead, only endorsing Democratic Party ones.
That began with their endorsing Michael Dukakis, in 1988, and thereafter continuing to only endorse Democratic Party presidential candidates to this very day—thus fulfilling the 1944 edict of Norman Thomas, the six-time Socialist Party candidate for US President, who predicted to his fellow communists in the US:
The American people will never knowingly adopt socialism.
But, under the name of “liberalism”, they will adopt every fragment of the socialist program, until one day America will be a socialist nation, without knowing how it happened.
I no longer need to run as a Presidential Candidate for the Socialist Party. The Democratic Party has adopted our platform.
Of the main “kompromat” recruitments made in 1976 by deep cover operative KGB officer Oleg Erovinkin was a Fordham University student living in New York City named John Brennan—who not only worked on the US president campaign of the Communist Party USA candidate Gus Hall, but voted for him too.
Brennan, in 1980 joined the CIA in what he described as: “I had previously sent in an application to the CIA because of a New York Times ad I saw one time on the way to Fordham, and I had some overseas experience.
My wife knew that I had that application, so she prodded me and said, 'Send that application in so you can get a real job and help pay the bills,' which I did, and it was a great, great opportunity”.
The New York Times advertisement for CIA recruitment Fordham University student John Brennan replied to was placed in the newspaper by senior CIA intelligence officer Aldrich Hazen Ames,
who at the time headed the CIA’s operations in New York City.
But, who was, also one of the KGB’s most highly placed in history “deep cover” operatives ever to have worked for the CIA.
[Aldrich Hazen Ames was arrested by the FBI in Arlington, Virginia on espionage charges on February 21, 1994.
At the time of his arrest, Ames was a 31-year veteran of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), who had been spying for the Russians since 1985. Arrested with him was his wife, Rosario Ames, who had aided and abetted his espionage activities.
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Aldrich Ames is arrested outside his home in Virginia.
Following guilty pleas by both Ames and his wife on April 28, 1994, Ames was sentenced to incarceration for life without the possibility of parole. Rosario Ames was sentenced on October 20, 1994 to 63 months in prison.
Ames was a CIA case officer, who spoke Russian and specialized in the Russian intelligence services, including the KGB, the USSR’s foreign intelligence service.
His initial overseas assignment was in Ankara, Turkey, where he targeted Russian intelligence officers for recruitment.
Later, he worked in New York City and Mexico City.
On April 16, 1985, while assigned to the CIA’s Soviet/ East European Division at CIA Headquarters in Langley, Virginia, he secretly volunteered to KGB officers at the USSR Embassy, Washington, D.C.
Shortly thereafter, the KGB paid him $50,000. During the summer of 1985, Ames met several times with a Russian diplomat to whom he passed classified information about CIA and FBI human sources, as well as technical operations targeting the Soviet Union. In December 1985, Ames met with a Moscow-based KGB officer in Bogota, Colombia. In July 1986, Ames was transferred to Rome, Italy.
In Rome, Ames continued his meetings with the KGB, including a Russian diplomat assigned in Rome and a Moscow-based KGB officer. At the conclusion of his assignment in Rome, Ames received instructions from the KGB regarding clandestine contacts in the Washington, D.C. area, where he would next be assigned. In addition, the KGB wrote to Ames that he had been paid $1.88 million by them in the four years since he volunteered.
Upon his return to Washington, D.C. in 1989, Ames continued to pass classified documents to the KGB, using “dead drops” or prearranged hiding places where he would leave the documents to be picked up later by KGB officers from the USSR Embassy in Washington.
In return, the KGB left money and instructions for Ames, usually in other “dead drops.”
In the meantime, the CIA and FBI learned that Russian officials who had been recruited by them were being arrested and executed.
These human sources had provided critical intelligence information about the USSR, which was used by U.S. policy makers in determining U.S. foreign policy.
Following analytical reviews and receipt of information about Ames’s unexplained wealth, the FBI opened an investigation in May 1993.
FBI special agents and investigative specialists conducted intensive physical and electronic surveillance of Ames during a 10-month investigation.
Searches of Ames’s residence revealed documents and other information linking Ames to the Russian foreign intelligence service.
On October 13, 1993, investigative specialists observed a chalk mark Ames made on a mailbox confirming to the Russians his intention to meet them in Bogota, Colombia.
On November 1, special agents observed him and, separately, his Russian handler in Bogota. When Ames planned foreign travel, including a trip to Moscow, as part of his official duties, a plan to arrest him was approved.
Following their arrest and guilty pleas, Ames was debriefed by FBI agents, at which time he detailed compromising the identities of CIA and FBI human sources, some of whom were executed by USSR authorities.
Pursuant to his plea agreement, he forfeited his assets to the United States, and $547,000 was turned over to the Justice Department’s Victims Assistance Fund. Ames is serving his sentence in the federal prison system. Rosario Ames completed her sentence and was released ]
https://www.fbi.gov/history/famous-cases/aldrich-ames
Of the many KGB “kompromat” American assets CIA senior officer Aldrich Ames recruited into his intelligence agency, one of the most important was John Brennan.
By 1996, Brennan was the CIA’s daily intelligence briefer for President Bill Clinton—and who, on 7 January 2013, was nominated by President Barack Obama to be CIA Director—and was sworn into this office on 8 March 2013.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton'S push for Brennan to be CIA Director was nearly immediate followed by her then resigning her post on 1 February 2013. This insured that all of Brennan’s subsequent actions would be blamed on Obama, not on her.
During the latter part of the 2016 US presidential election, President Obama placed a series of “red phone” calls to President Putin about the “subject” of CIA Director Brennan, the contents of which remain too highly classified to be contained in this report.
Brennan's direct response led to Susan Rice issuing a “stand down” order in response to supposed Russian cyber attacks.
Based upon information discussed between President Putin and President Obama regarding CIA Director Brennan and the 2016 US presidential election, a Russian counterintelligence investigation revealed that, in 1994, then FSB General Oleg Erovinkin was promoted by President Boris Yeltsin to be the deputy head of personnel for the protection of state secrets.
Now FSB Colonel Sergey Mikhailov was then personally tasked by FSB General Erovinkin to full “operational control” over CIA Director Brennan.
FSB ISC officer Mikhailov
After Colonel Mikhailov’s arrest for treason in May or 2017, he was discovered to have no documented past and over $12 million in cash hidden in his apartment.
05 December 2017
FSB Colonel helped U.S. collect evidence of Russia’s elex meddling – media 19:10, 05 December 2017 World 601 0 Russian interference in the U.S. presidential elections is at the heart of secretive treason case against a former FSB official and three of his alleged accomplices arrested last year, according to the Moscow Times.
Sergei Mikhailov, the FSB’s head of cyber investigations, was detained on Dec. 5, 2016, together with three alleged accomplices — his colleague Dmitry Dokuchayev, former Kaspersky Lab employee Ruslan Stoyanov, and internet entrepreneur Georgy Fomchenkov, the Moscow Times reported.
The four men have been held in Moscow’s high-security Lefortovo Prison on charges of committing treason. The mysterious case has been hidden from public view after being labeled a “state secret”.
In an extensive investigation the outlet cited two unidentified sources who said the move to arrest the men was ordered by the Russian military intelligence, the General Staff of the Armed Forces (GRU), in an internal power struggle over state funding.
The New York Times in January had already connected the arrest of Mikhailov and his team to the DNC hack, citing unidentified sources, but this is the first time Russian sources have linked the former FSB official with leaking information about the hack.
According to the Bell’s sources, the men are not officially being tried on charges of leaking information on the GRU’s alleged DNC hack.
Russia has consistently denied all accusations of election meddling, so trying the men for passing on information on election meddling— even behind closed doors — would be a tacit admission of guilt, says the Bell.
Instead, the Bell’s sources say, they are being prosecuted for leaking information to the US on the Russian founder of the Chronopay payment system, Pavel Vrublevsky, in a case that goes back to 2011.
Read more on UNIAN: https://www.unian.info/world/2280886-fsb-colonel-helped-washington-collect-evidence-of-russias-cyber-meddling-in-us-election-media.html
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Putin Gives Trump Shocking Evidence That Obama-Clinton CIA Director John Brennan Is Longtime Russian Spy
By: Sorcha Faal, and as reported to her Western Subscribers
A new (but mostly redacted for reasons of classification of state evidence) Security Council (SC) report circulating in the Kremlin today finally reveals the critical urgency of President Putin and President Trump having a one-on-one private meeting in Helsinki today, and further makes understandable why the “Deep State” and Democrats in America are so terrorified of this meeting occurring—and is due to the Ministry of the Interior (MVD) authorizing Trump to receive the just finalized partial plea agreement of FSB Major Dmitry Dokuchaev wherein evidence is documented showing that former Obama-Clinton CIA Director John Brennan has been an intelligence asset for both Soviet Communist and Russian Federation intelligence agencies for over 40 years.
[Note: Some words and/or phrases appearing in quotes in this report are English language approximations of Russian words/phrases having no exact counterpart
According to this report, in 1976, Oleg Erovinkin completed his studies at the Committee for State Security (KGB) Dzerzhinsky Higher School, with his immediately afterwards being “infiltrated” into the US—and whose state duty assignment was to “kompromat” for intelligence purposes young American collage students working for the Communist Party USA presidential candidate Gus Hall.
That was part of the KGB’s multi-decade effort to complete the communist takeover of the Democratic Party—that proved successful when the Communist Party USA quit running their own US presidential candidates with their, instead, only endorsing Democratic Party ones.
That began with their endorsing Michael Dukakis, in 1988, and thereafter continuing to only endorse Democratic Party presidential candidates to this very day—thus fulfilling the 1944 edict of Norman Thomas, the six-time Socialist Party candidate for US President, who predicted to his fellow communists in the US:
The American people will never knowingly adopt socialism.
But, under the name of “liberalism”, they will adopt every fragment of the socialist program, until one day America will be a socialist nation, without knowing how it happened.
I no longer need to run as a Presidential Candidate for the Socialist Party. The Democratic Party has adopted our platform.
Of the main “kompromat” recruitments made in 1976 by deep cover operative KGB officer Oleg Erovinkin was a Fordham University student living in New York City named John Brennan—who not only worked on the US president campaign of the Communist Party USA candidate Gus Hall, but voted for him too.
Brennan, in 1980 joined the CIA in what he described as: “I had previously sent in an application to the CIA because of a New York Times ad I saw one time on the way to Fordham, and I had some overseas experience.
My wife knew that I had that application, so she prodded me and said, 'Send that application in so you can get a real job and help pay the bills,' which I did, and it was a great, great opportunity”.
The New York Times advertisement for CIA recruitment Fordham University student John Brennan replied to was placed in the newspaper by senior CIA intelligence officer Aldrich Hazen Ames,
who at the time headed the CIA’s operations in New York City.
But, who was, also one of the KGB’s most highly placed in history “deep cover” operatives ever to have worked for the CIA.
[Aldrich Hazen Ames was arrested by the FBI in Arlington, Virginia on espionage charges on February 21, 1994.
At the time of his arrest, Ames was a 31-year veteran of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), who had been spying for the Russians since 1985. Arrested with him was his wife, Rosario Ames, who had aided and abetted his espionage activities.
[/img] Aldrich Ames is arrested outside his home in Virginia.
Following guilty pleas by both Ames and his wife on April 28, 1994, Ames was sentenced to incarceration for life without the possibility of parole. Rosario Ames was sentenced on October 20, 1994 to 63 months in prison.
Ames was a CIA case officer, who spoke Russian and specialized in the Russian intelligence services, including the KGB, the USSR’s foreign intelligence service.
His initial overseas assignment was in Ankara, Turkey, where he targeted Russian intelligence officers for recruitment.
Later, he worked in New York City and Mexico City.
On April 16, 1985, while assigned to the CIA’s Soviet/ East European Division at CIA Headquarters in Langley, Virginia, he secretly volunteered to KGB officers at the USSR Embassy, Washington, D.C.
Shortly thereafter, the KGB paid him $50,000. During the summer of 1985, Ames met several times with a Russian diplomat to whom he passed classified information about CIA and FBI human sources, as well as technical operations targeting the Soviet Union. In December 1985, Ames met with a Moscow-based KGB officer in Bogota, Colombia. In July 1986, Ames was transferred to Rome, Italy.
In Rome, Ames continued his meetings with the KGB, including a Russian diplomat assigned in Rome and a Moscow-based KGB officer. At the conclusion of his assignment in Rome, Ames received instructions from the KGB regarding clandestine contacts in the Washington, D.C. area, where he would next be assigned. In addition, the KGB wrote to Ames that he had been paid $1.88 million by them in the four years since he volunteered.
Upon his return to Washington, D.C. in 1989, Ames continued to pass classified documents to the KGB, using “dead drops” or prearranged hiding places where he would leave the documents to be picked up later by KGB officers from the USSR Embassy in Washington.
In return, the KGB left money and instructions for Ames, usually in other “dead drops.”
In the meantime, the CIA and FBI learned that Russian officials who had been recruited by them were being arrested and executed.
These human sources had provided critical intelligence information about the USSR, which was used by U.S. policy makers in determining U.S. foreign policy.
Following analytical reviews and receipt of information about Ames’s unexplained wealth, the FBI opened an investigation in May 1993.
FBI special agents and investigative specialists conducted intensive physical and electronic surveillance of Ames during a 10-month investigation.
Searches of Ames’s residence revealed documents and other information linking Ames to the Russian foreign intelligence service.
On October 13, 1993, investigative specialists observed a chalk mark Ames made on a mailbox confirming to the Russians his intention to meet them in Bogota, Colombia.
On November 1, special agents observed him and, separately, his Russian handler in Bogota. When Ames planned foreign travel, including a trip to Moscow, as part of his official duties, a plan to arrest him was approved.
Following their arrest and guilty pleas, Ames was debriefed by FBI agents, at which time he detailed compromising the identities of CIA and FBI human sources, some of whom were executed by USSR authorities.
Pursuant to his plea agreement, he forfeited his assets to the United States, and $547,000 was turned over to the Justice Department’s Victims Assistance Fund. Ames is serving his sentence in the federal prison system. Rosario Ames completed her sentence and was released ]
https://www.fbi.gov/history/famous-cases/aldrich-ames
Of the many KGB “kompromat” American assets CIA senior officer Aldrich Ames recruited into his intelligence agency, one of the most important was John Brennan.
By 1996, Brennan was the CIA’s daily intelligence briefer for President Bill Clinton—and who, on 7 January 2013, was nominated by President Barack Obama to be CIA Director—and was sworn into this office on 8 March 2013.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton'S push for Brennan to be CIA Director was nearly immediate followed by her then resigning her post on 1 February 2013. This insured that all of Brennan’s subsequent actions would be blamed on Obama, not on her.
During the latter part of the 2016 US presidential election, President Obama placed a series of “red phone” calls to President Putin about the “subject” of CIA Director Brennan, the contents of which remain too highly classified to be contained in this report.
Brennan's direct response led to Susan Rice issuing a “stand down” order in response to supposed Russian cyber attacks.
Based upon information discussed between President Putin and President Obama regarding CIA Director Brennan and the 2016 US presidential election, a Russian counterintelligence investigation revealed that, in 1994, then FSB General Oleg Erovinkin was promoted by President Boris Yeltsin to be the deputy head of personnel for the protection of state secrets.
Now FSB Colonel Sergey Mikhailov was then personally tasked by FSB General Erovinkin to full “operational control” over CIA Director Brennan.
FSB ISC officer Mikhailov
After Colonel Mikhailov’s arrest for treason in May or 2017, he was discovered to have no documented past and over $12 million in cash hidden in his apartment.
05 December 2017
FSB Colonel helped U.S. collect evidence of Russia’s elex meddling – media 19:10, 05 December 2017 World 601 0 Russian interference in the U.S. presidential elections is at the heart of secretive treason case against a former FSB official and three of his alleged accomplices arrested last year, according to the Moscow Times.
Sergei Mikhailov, the FSB’s head of cyber investigations, was detained on Dec. 5, 2016, together with three alleged accomplices — his colleague Dmitry Dokuchayev, former Kaspersky Lab employee Ruslan Stoyanov, and internet entrepreneur Georgy Fomchenkov, the Moscow Times reported.
The four men have been held in Moscow’s high-security Lefortovo Prison on charges of committing treason. The mysterious case has been hidden from public view after being labeled a “state secret”.
In an extensive investigation the outlet cited two unidentified sources who said the move to arrest the men was ordered by the Russian military intelligence, the General Staff of the Armed Forces (GRU), in an internal power struggle over state funding.
The New York Times in January had already connected the arrest of Mikhailov and his team to the DNC hack, citing unidentified sources, but this is the first time Russian sources have linked the former FSB official with leaking information about the hack.
According to the Bell’s sources, the men are not officially being tried on charges of leaking information on the GRU’s alleged DNC hack.
Russia has consistently denied all accusations of election meddling, so trying the men for passing on information on election meddling— even behind closed doors — would be a tacit admission of guilt, says the Bell.
Instead, the Bell’s sources say, they are being prosecuted for leaking information to the US on the Russian founder of the Chronopay payment system, Pavel Vrublevsky, in a case that goes back to 2011.
Read more on UNIAN: https://www.unian.info/world/2280886-fsb-colonel-helped-washington-collect-evidence-of-russias-cyber-meddling-in-us-election-media.html
Read more on UNIAN: https://www.unian.info/world/2280886-fsb-colonel-helped-washington-collect-evidence-of-russias-cyber-meddling-in-us-election-media.html
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