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Unprecedented: Italian PM reportedly fires several top intelligence agency chiefs over their cooperation with Obama deep state in ‘Spygate’

By Jon Dougherty

In a surprise move earlier this week, Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte fired his country’s top three intelligence officials, reportedly because they cooperated with the Obama regime  in its treasonous “Spygate” operation against the 2016 Trump campaign.

While the official reason behind the firings appears to be routine political housekeeping, word is in Italy that the…

U.S. Maxine Waters is dead set on impeaching Donald John Trump. She is so anxious to boot the president out of office she says it is “past time” to file articles of impeachment against him.

Well . . .

Allow me this brief rejoinder to the California Democrat: No, ma’am. It isn’t “past time.” Impeachment needs to wait for some work to be finished.

Special counsel Robert Mueller is up to his…

U.S. Maxine Waters is dead set on impeaching Donald John Trump. She is so anxious to boot the president out of office she says it is “past time” to file articles of impeachment against him.

Well . . .

Allow me this brief rejoinder to the California Democrat: No, ma’am. It isn’t “past time.” Impeachment needs to wait for some work to be finished.

Special counsel Robert Mueller is up to his…

The nation’s top intelligence and national security gurus stood before the nation this week at the White House and declared what many of knew already.

The Russians attacked our democratic system in 2016 and are engaging in a similar attack at this moment, trying to disrupt the 2018 midterm election.

All of them said the same thing. They sang in perfect harmony.

Then the president of the United…

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EU sanctions against Russian intelligence chiefs risk security cooperation (video)

MOSCOW, July 26, 2014:

Russia said today that new European Union sanctions targeting Russian intelligence chiefs over its role in Ukraine risked ending all joint cooperation on security.

The European Union “has practically speaking put at risk international cooperation in the area of security”, the Russian foreign ministry said in an angry response.

The EU today announced it had broadened its list of Russian officials facing targeted sanctions to include FSB security service chief Alexander Bortnikov and Foreign Intelligence Service chief Mikhail Fradkov.

It also included Russia’s National Security Council head Nikolai Patrushev, who is a former head of the FSB.

“The additional sanctions list is a direct testimony that European Union countries have chosen a course towards fully rolling back cooperation with Russia in matters of international and regional security,” Moscow said.

It cited the worsening situation in Afghanistan, the Middle East and North Africa.

Russia called the fresh sanctions “irresponsible”, adding that the effect of the penalties “will be enthusiastically welcomed by international terrorism”.