Schiff's Russia scam exposed

 Newsmax:

A Democrat whistleblower told the FBI that Sen. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., as a House member, approved leaking classified information in order to discredit President Donald Trump over the since-debunked Russia collusion scandal, according to newly released documents.

The documents, which were obtained by Newsmax's Alana Austin, recently were given to Congress by FBI Director Kash Patel, who found the files and declassified them.

The whistleblower, a career intelligence officer, worked for Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee for more than 10 years and notified the FBI in 2017 of Schiff's alleged behavior, Just the News reported Monday night.

The intelligence officer reportedly considered the classified leaking to be "unethical," "illegal," and "treasonous" but was told not to worry about it because Schiff said he would be spared prosecution under the Constitution's speech and debate clause.

DOJ officials cited the same excuse when appearing to show little interest in pursuing Schiff when the allegations were brought to them, Just the News reported.

The whistleblower most recently was interviewed by the FBI in 2023.

Patel took to social media Monday night to confirm he had found the documents.

"We found it. We declassified it. Now Congress can see how classified info was leaked to shape political narratives — and decide if our institutions were weaponized against the American people," Patel wrote on X.

FBI memos showed that the whistleblower allegedly told a former GOP colleague on the intelligence committee that he was terminated because Schiff's staff did not believe he had adequate "party loyalty" after he raised concerns about the leaks strategy.

Late last month, a source told Newsmax that Patel found sensitive documents related to the origins of the Trump-Russia probe in a secret room at the bureau.
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Loyalty to the truth is more important than loyalty to a party scam.  The Democrat who exposed what Schiff was up to deserves praise for sticking to the truth.  Schiff's politics of fraud should be exposed.

See also:

And:

 Smoking Gun Docs Show Barack Obama Approved Ultimate Cover-Up of Russiagate

And:

 Tulsi Gabbard hammers James Clapper, revealing Russia hoax wasn't his first major deception

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