Kash Patel and More Corruption

Wait for the Capitulation Move

Next Thursday Kash Patel will be voted through Committee, and possibly confirmed by the Senate in full on Friday.

The smear machine has revved up, with recycled Russiagate nonsense. It’s desperate and shameful. It’s also proof that until people are entirely exposed, they will continue to pose a threat.

The truth about Russiagate is that there were no Russians anywhere in the picture. From the DNC hack, to Russian twitter bots, the Steele dossier, the Alfa Bank allegations, all of it was fabricated by the Clinton campaign.

When the media finally ran stories on Joe Biden’s decline it seemed like they were coming around. They weren’t. They were acting at the behest of a political apparatus that wanted Biden out of the race. Did you notice how those stories disappeared when Biden dropped out - despite him still being the President?

This week we saw breathtaking corruption revealed at USAID. Every left wing media outlet was apoplectic about the reforms, with imaginary concerns about the DOGE team. But did they cover the corruption? Did they spend a few hours going through the litany of questionable contracts? No.

CNN even interviewed Samantha Power, former head of USAID and gave her softball questions, never challenging her on the abuses.

Meanwhile X is filled with sleuths and investigators pouring over these contracts, wondering how this level of corruption could exist.

DOGE is starting to look at FEMA, and will eventually look inside the Pentagon. More and more will be revealed.

At the same time, we hope that when Kash is confirmed he immediately begins releasing documents on the Russiagate abuses. He needs to look hard at the Netyksho indictment. There is a criminal conspiracy involved in fabricating the hack of the DNC.

We will know we are at the end of the corruption when there is a capitulation move in the media. Reporters will be fired, editorial boards will write apologies, and the news media will produce long-form reports covering the abuses.

Until then, we aren’t done.

Working to submit FOIA’s. I’ll be bringing more litigation, and waiting to cover the biggest story in American history — Russiagate.