Top Intel Chiefs Fear Trump Was Compromised By Russia. Rumors Of Golden Showers Involved.

Riggs1/10/2017 11:52 PM

So this is all coming in like a wrecking ball right as I’m packing up and ready to head home for the night and play 5 hours of video games with the boys but this is the blog life and the blog life never sleeps so let’s get after it.

CNN published a BOMBSHELL article essentially revealing that all top US intel chiefs informed Trump and Obama last week that they have reliable intel that Russia owns and has been using compromising information about Trump to control things for months (possibly years).

CNN — Classified documents presented last week to President Obama and President-elect Trump included allegations that Russian operatives claim to have compromising personal and financial information about Mr. Trump, multiple US officials with direct knowledge of the briefings tell CNN.

The allegations were presented in a two-page synopsis that was appended to a report on Russian interference in the 2016 election. The allegations came, in part, from memos compiled by a former British intelligence operative, whose past work US intelligence officials consider credible. The FBI is investigating the credibility and accuracy of these allegations, which are based primarily on information from Russian sources, but has not confirmed many essential details in the memos about Mr. Trump.

The classified briefings last week were presented by four of the senior-most US intelligence chiefs — Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, FBI Director James Comey, CIA Director John Brennan, and NSA Director Admiral Mike Rogers.

One reason the nation’s intelligence chiefs took the extraordinary step of including the synopsis in the briefing documents was to make the President-elect aware that such allegations involving him are circulating among intelligence agencies, senior members of Congress and other government officials in Washington, multiple sources tell CNN.

Buzzfeed, shortly after, actually published the documents. I haven’t yet had time to go through them because I wanted to get a quick blog up on this, but they’re HERE.

Important to note that so far they’re calling said info “unverified” but are very confident it will be verified and is credible. This is what Buzzfeed writes about it.

Buzzfeed — A dossier making explosive — but unverified — allegations that the Russian government has been “cultivating, supporting and assisting” President-elect Donald Trump for years and gained compromising information about him has been circulating among elected officials, intelligence agents, and journalists for weeks.

The dossier, which is a collection of memos written over a period of months, includes specific, unverified and potentially unverifiable allegations of contact between Trump aides and Russian operatives, and graphic claims of sexual acts documented by the Russians. CNN reported Tuesday that a two-page synopsis of the report was given to President Barack Obama and Trump.

Now BuzzFeed News is publishing the full document so that Americans can make up their own minds about allegations about the president-elect that have circulated at the highest levels of the US government.

The document was prepared for political opponents of Trump by a person who is understood to be a former British intelligence agent. It is not just unconfirmed: It includes some clear errors. The report misspells the name of one company, “Alpha Group,” throughout. It is Alfa Group. The report says the settlement of Barvikha, outside Moscow, is “reserved for the residences of the top leadership and their close associates.” It is not reserved for anyone, and is also populated by the very wealthy.

Electric teaser:

Document by former intel dude claims Russian intel has videos of prostitutes performing golden showers for Trump https://t.co/qv6kdBvUBM

— Lee Fang (@lhfang) January 10, 2017

Dossier says Russian regime has cultivated Trump for at least 5 years, and “his conduct in Moscow has included perverted sexual acts.” pic.twitter.com/7CjDKQdqJY — Jennifer Jacobs (@JenniferJJacobs) January 10, 2017