Posted on 07/17/2018 4:46:36 PM PDT by Beowulf9
The Deep State rabbit hole just got a little deeper. Did you know anti-Trump FBI official Peter Strzok grew up in Iran and Saudi Arabia? Strzok’s father, Peter Strzok Sr. was in Iran when Muslim hardliners stormed the U.S. embassy, took hostages, and overthrew the U.S. friendly government. Since that time Iran has been a “death to America” fixture in the Middle East. Strzok Sr. was supportive of the Iranian revolution. Fast forward several decades later and you want to know who headed the Obama-era outreach to Iran where hundreds of millions of dollars were given to the radical Islamic regime and a nuclear green light granted? None other than Peter Strzok.
(Excerpt) Read more at dcwhispers.com ...
He needs to have the sh*t beat out of him just for that. Anyone supporting the Iranian revolution is an enemy of the USA, and needs to get hammered again and again until they collapse.
Daddy Strzok takes Iranian side over Russia:
Fayetteville Observer: Peter P. Strzok: 50-year difference in Iran
By Peter P. Strzok
Posted Sep 3, 2016
In 1965, I was an Army engineer captain assigned to the U.S. Military Mission to Iran. Fresh out of Persian language studies at Monterey, California, one of my jobs was to accept civic action schools being built from funds accrued from sales by Iran of food aid provided by the U.S...
Some 50 years later, the roles are reversed. News reports last month indicated Russia was granted use of Hamadan and was using its best aircraft to take the fight to both ISIS and Syrian opponents of President Assad.
Not so fast. Iranian leadership was apparently offended by the powerful Russian public relations efforts over its air force’s use of Hamadan. On Aug. 22, the Iranian foreign minister’s spokesman, Bahram Qassemi, spun the story this way: “Russia made a request to use Iran’s territory to battle against the terrorists in Syria. ... They got our temporary permission for that. ... The deployment is temporarily finished. ... Russia has no airbase in Iran.” (Tehran Times, Aug 24)...
Russian-Iranian history is replete with confrontations. From the late 19th century to 1945, Russia had control over much of the northern half of Iran, with the British managing the southern half. Xenophobia is pervasive in Iran...
Outsiders are still often viewed with distrust, no matter how much benefit Iran might gain. In the case of Hamadan, Iranian leadership was offended by Russia’s exuberant reporting of its TU-22M3 strategic bombers and Sukhoi SU-34s - a sales pitch by Russia, impinging on Iran’s sovereignty...
Reports about Iran’s nuclear program show it to have important activities in applied nuclear research. I last viewed the Marivan area from the Iraqi side of the border, in 1994. I was escorting U.S. visitors to Penjwen, a Kurdish Iraqi village that is called “the Iraqi Verdun” because of its almost total destruction, a strategic site won and lost many times during that horrific war, 1980-88.
Peter P. Strzok lives in Pinehurst. He was a longtime member of the Army Corps of Engineers. Since 1980, he has worked at village levels in over 13 countries in West Africa.
http://www.fayobserver.com/d8027ffd-e2a6-5ef0-be77-c43f22fb5fa6.html
Wikipedia: Peter Strzok
Family:
His father, Peter P. Strzok, was a longtime member of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. One of Strzok’s uncles is Father James Strzok, SJ, a Jesuit priest doing missionary work in east Africa
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Strzok
Full name: Peter P. Strzok II
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Strzok
Hmmmm
Strzok family tree
The plot thickens!
Mexicans are native americans. jeez
Somebody referred to the as the FBI's Romeo and Juliet. (To me he more like "Psycho") I don't understand why they still have their jobs.
This would not surprise me in the least. It’s my understanding many of the tribes along the border are pissed off the Mexican/American border prevented some in those tribes from being American because of where they were when the borders were being made. That includes the descendent’s of those tribal members.
A lot of Southern tribes look more Mexican than Native American.
Reagan traded arms for hostages when he wasn’t even President? Are you sure you are on the right website? This stuff sounds like it would be better circulated on Democrat Underground.
Bump!
Is there a Valerie Jarrett connection?
The elder Strozk was in the CIA. At the time, Bell Helicopter was known to provide commercial cover for the CIA. The published comments were most likely intended to help preserve his access to Iran after the revolution against the Shah. The more significant point is that the Strozk family history likely resulted in Strozk the senior FBI official having a special relationship with the CIA.
Every time I read the name “Strzok” I think it’d be a suitable name for an obscure Mesopotamian demon.
btt
Just bump.....
Have never heard any of this before...wondering if this is for real.
Wictor comes up with plots and subplots seemingly out of the blue, but he’s good at connecting the dots so the reader understands how he comes to his conclusions.
He makes some good points with why he believes Strzok is connected to Iran, but he seems to also believe obama was blackmailed to go along, and for me it’s not that simple.
Soooo interesting.
The depth of compromise goes deeper than we ever imagined. Just wow...
yes I never understood why United States is called America when we are not even the whole of North America.
Then there is central America and South America. They are all Americans as well, right or wrong?
Now as for your Mexican DNA, not all Mexicans are native Americans since the Spaniards were there in large numbers and inter-married native Mexicans.
Ah heck, we all trace back to Olduvai Gorge in Africa, so we can all call ourselves Africans as well.
Well I surely cannot say much for his dad’s ability to prognosticate.
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