By Martin Armstrong
– After denying that British and other European intelligence agencies
have intercepted communications between Donald Trump’s staff and Russian
citizens and other Russian citizens during the campaign, the truth has
come out that they did exactly that. The Guardian, which has also been extremely anti-Trump, reported: “Britain’s
spy agencies played a crucial role in alerting their counterparts in
Washington to contacts between members of Donald Trump’s campaign team
and Russian intelligence operatives, the Guardian has been told.”
European intelligence agencies sent these intercepts to their US
counterparts, US Congress and law enforcement agencies, and US and
European intelligence agencies. This is all part of an elaborate scheme.
US intelligence agencies cannot by law tap American calls. The British
and Germans can and do. They then hand it to the US agencies who then
claim they didn’t do anything.
These European intelligence services did monitor those communication
between the Trump staff and the Russian individuals for several months,
and then passed the results to the US. The United States and the UK are
part of the so-called “Five Eyes” agreement (together
with Canada, Australia and New Zealand), which provides an exchange of
intelligence from the member countries. Foreign intelligence monitors
citizen with a country and then hands the results to that domestic
agency. This is how they all circumvent civil rights of their own
citizens. The new head of the CIA can bullshit everyone saying they do
not tap American phones, but he NEVER said they do not get that info by allowing foreign intelligence to do so.
Judge Andrew Napolitano made the following statement that his sources
said that President Obama was outside the command chain to spy on
Trump. He did not use the NSA, he did not use the CIA, he did not use
the Ministry of Justice, he used GCHQ, the British intelligence. When he
made those comments, he was blasted by every news media as making this
up. Then the British GHCHQ came out and lied to the world saying the
allegations were nonsense, and they were “utterly ridiculous and should
be ignored.” Beware whenever any government says such statement should
be ignored. That is always a code word for they are true.
