I don’t buy any of this “they hated Trump” stuff - I think they were afraid of Trump exposing their rackets.
I don’t buy any of this “they hated Trump” stuff - I think they were afraid of Trump exposing their rackets.
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Yes. They weren’t even trying to hide their crimes when Obama was in office because they owned the DOJ, the FBI, the CIA the presidency etc. Who could touch them.
Then Trump won and the roaches were running from the light. They had to back date and fake cover and they did so in a sloppy manner.
Pence was dirty too, as was Ryan, so they threw together a Pence/Ryan ticket for 2016 and purchased the domain name, through together really tacky looking content in a hurry, all in the hopes that Trump would fail in the presidential debates. There’s an email trail about it - have you seen it?
Anyway, when Trump didn’t flame out, they scrapped the ticket. Pence/Ryan wanted to shove their way into office to protect themselves and other deep staters but Trump gained support so they had to scrap the ticket.
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Lin Wood released the transcript of whistleblower Ryan White, who is on Twitter under the name @JohnHereToHelp.
The document is 129 pages in length.
The excerpt below contains information about Mike Pence.
10· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Now, how were Rod and -- Rod
11· Rosenstein and Mike Pence connected?
12· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · That group, I mean, they're all
13· interconnected one way or another.· That particular group was
14· Rod, VP Pence, Paul Ryan.· That was the core of that group.
15· Rod was in there, but that was the core of it.· It was an
16· attempt, where Rod was the brilliant legal mind behind it, to
17· remove President Trump under the 25th Amendment.
18· · · · · · The (inaudible) had an operational name for it in
19· the beginning, "Run Silent, Run Deep," but nobody really used
20· it after a while, and it didn't make any sense because it was
21· such a small group.· But that's an old movie about somebody
22· being passed over for a promotion, which they both felt they
23· were.
24· · · · · · Now, VP Pence hated President Trump because he had
25· taken his slot as rightful president -- he felt that he did -
·1· - and Paul Ryan was actually -- considered running as well
·2· for the vice presidential slot, and Mitt Romney was also
·3· involved.· But they don't -- they thought President Trump was
·4· an outsider who has not paid his dues; they just didn't like
·5· him.
·6· · · · · · So, once VP Pence was in there, once President
·7· Trump was elected -- and obviously Vice President Pence, he
·8· just walked away and everything became very quiet.· That was
·9· their mole inside, so he could run interference and make
10· certain things and just keep tabs on the president and manage
11· him.
12· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · So, was this a friendly
13· relationship between Mike Pence and Rosenstein or was there
14· any kind of leverage being placed on the president -- or the
15· vice president at the time?
16· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · There was leverage on Mike
17· Pence because of surveillance from way back in the 2013
18· range.· They had gotten FISA warrants to exploit, and Rod had
19· that.
20· · · · · · He wanted the vice president slot himself.· Then if
21· they could remove President Trump, Vice President Pence
22· becomes president, and Rod felt that he would be the natural
23· selection for it.· Paul Ryan felt differently, as did Mitt
24· Romney, but that was the overall goal, each one of them vying
25· for the vice presidential slot.
·1· · · · · · Rod thought he was the clear winner because of his
·2· legal brilliance and his management of the Mueller
·3· investigation and special counsels and things, you know, he
·4· would be the one to remove the president, damage him so
·5· thoroughly he could be removed, and he deserved it.
·6· · · · · · INTERVIEWER:· · · · Okay.· Do you know what type of
·7· leverage would've existed over the vice president?
·8· · · · · · INTERVIEWEE:· · · · The vice president has had
·9· homosexual relations in the past -- it's not a problem.· Many
10· of them were adults.· This is something he had done
11· throughout his time in the Congress.· When he became governor
12· he had thought that he was free to explore them more.
13· · · · · · There were two specifically that they had recorded.
14· One gentleman roughly 20 years his junior.· They had a fairly
15· steady relationship.
16· · · · · · There was one about half his age that was much more
17· sporadic, because it was more dangerous, harder to get time
18· alone.· This person would introduce others, bring people with
19· him.· He'd have people waiting when he showed up.
20· · · · · · And it was that second one that introduced younger
21· and younger people, "This is whomever, he's 17" and he's
22· really 15, "This is whomever, he's 15" and he's really 13.
23· · · · · · And Rod and Roberts, Chief Justice Roberts -- a lot
24· of the younger people involved, the ones that were brought as
25· favors, were supplied by Jeffrey Epstein's channels, through
·1· his channels, his people.
·2· · · · · · We were able to get FISA warrants because Chief
·3· Justice Roberts had vice court and helped prepare them, but
·4· it was also -- Epstein was an intelligence asset of some type
·5· to various agencies around the world.· They used his
·6· information.· They exploited it for their own good.
·7· · · · · · So, when he was here, or his people were here, it
·8· was easy enough to justify a FISA warrant on them.· You know,
·9· they would enact a warrant, surveil everything, document it,
10· but they would not help and they would not save the child,
11· they would not, you know, reveal it, it was more important
12· for them to have the leverage on everything.
13· · · · · · And, of course, this was under their own corrupt
14· ideas, but under Rod, his tutelage.· And they wanted the
15· leverage.