Itlay fires intel officals closely tied to attempts to entrap Trump officials, while hiding Mifsud

PJ Media:
SpyGate Shake-Up: Prime Minister of Italy Fires Top Officials from Italian Intel Agencies

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Mifsud was reportedly hiding out last year in a rented flat in Rome for several months while being sought by an Italian court. The flat was paid for by “Link International,” a company co-owned by Link Campus University.
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G-Pop revealed that at one point (in 2017?), the FBI tried to talk his then-girlfriend, now wife, Simona Mangiante Papadopoulos into wearing a wire to entrap him.

He said that before she came to visit him as an Italian citizen, the feds subpoenaed her and tried to "flip" her against him.

"What we think they targeted her for is she knew all about Joseph Mifsud's connections to the Italian government and his connections in Europe," he explained.

He added: "We just found out today that the Italian government under the ... prime minister of that country -- they just fired the heads of three intel agencies in Italy. And I think it has to do with this person Joseph Mifsud, who the president and Devin Nunes and others have been asking the government in Italy to examine a lot more. Because he's actually at the core of this whole scam."

After Ingraham played a clip of former CIA Director John Brennan insisting that the surveillance of the Trump campaign was "well predicated," Papadopoulos noted the FBI had set him up to meet with Mifsud before his name was even public.
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It looks like the Obama administration was using intel resources in Italy as well as the UK and Australia in its attempt to entrap Trump associates.  John Brennan should be questioned about these contacts.

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