Almost anyone knows how a boomerang works. The half-circled vehicle can be thrown into the air and seemingly without end be watched ascending in the blue sky. But at some point the unstoppable climb can come to an abrupt halt. Due to the boomerang's rotational movements around its own axis, a so-called precession can cause a complete reversal of the flight direction. It is not unlikely that a boomerang returns to the originating thrower to hit him or her in the back.


Such a boomerang seems to have been thrown out around the time of September 2015. Back then, a not yet fully identified 'conservative client' ordered a consulting firm named 'Fusion GPS' from Washington, DC to investigate Donald J. Trump who was at that time seeking to become Republican nominee for the US presidential election in November 2016.

The Anti-Trump Dossier

After Trump was officially elected as presidential candidate in the spring of 2016, Republican payments to Fusion GPS were halted. But that did not stop the dossier work - it actually started now. Like a torch, it was passed on to the US-Democratic Party. Supporters of Hillary Clinton through their party headquarter - the Democratic National Committee (DNC) - stepped in and became the new donors for Fusion GPS regarding the dossier against Trump.

In June of 2016, shortly after Wikileaks made the many E-mails from the Democratic National Committee Server public, Fusion GPS hired an ex-MI-6 agent from Great Britain by the name Christopher Steele to further strengthen the data collection process against Trump.

Steele and Fusion GPS relentlessly continued their work before, during, even after the election. John McCain, a strong opponent of Donald Trump from within the own Republican party heard about the dossier and had a close aide fly to London to inspect the paper and its originator. McCain passed the dossier shortly after to then-FBI director James Comey who had already been informed about the paper, who most likely also briefed then-president Barack Obama about the Fusion GPS work.

In early January 2017, a few weeks before the inauguration of the new US-President Donald J. Trump, all four former top US intelligence chiefs - James Comey, John Brennan, Mike Rogers, and James Clapper - arrived at Trump Tower in New York. They discussed alleged Russian influence on the past election for a while before James Comey was intentionally left alone in the room with Donald Trump. It was there that ex-FBI-Director Comey confronted the new US President with the dirty dossier allegations for the first time in a way that reminds to extortion.

Shortly before Trump's inauguration in January 2017, the dossier was passed to BuzzFeed News, which immediately put it on their website. BuzzFeed News is sponsored by NBC News through it's owner ComCast with shares worth millions of dollars. The dossier had already been shared among journalists in Washington, DC in the weeks and months before.

The US-President calls the dossier fake news ever since and full of unconfirmed, salacious allegations which he and his close associates identify as "stupid stuff" among other - a valid and truthful assessment when taking time to actually read the dossier entirely. A summary of the dossier's many contradictory statements can be read here.




Ever since the appearance of the dossier however, the global mainstream media speculated when, where, how, and how much Donald Trump had won the election solely through the support of Russia and its government. One ill-led press story followed the next in the weeks and months after the swearing-in of the new US president. For the most part fictitious press reports were released, fueled by many mainstream media propaganda ambitions that got distributed to outlets all over the planet.

In March of 2017, CIA Director Michael Morell was one of the first who issued concerns about the dossier. Christopher Steele interviewed witnesses through intermediaries and had paid for their allegations, according to Morell:


The dossier circled around meanwhile, also landing in the hands of Russian businessman Gubarev, who, according to the dossier formulated by Steele and Fusion GPS, is said to have used his web hosting providers to hack into the computer servers of the DNC. Gubarev filed a lawsuit against the publishing website BuzzFeed News. Consequently, a US court orders Christopher Steele to testify in a court in England, a demand initially rejected by the ex MI-6 employee. The court later seals the depositions made by Steele and McCain aide David Kramer.

Increasing pressure had mounted on ex-FBI Director James Comey since January as well and on May 9, 2017, Director Comey is dismissed from his post as Director of the FBI following the appropriate recommendation from US Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.

Meanwhile, a Senate commission told Fusion GPS that they would not only be interested in questioning head of the organisation Glenn Simpson. In October 2017, around 40,000 Fusion GPS document are handed over to the US Senate and a few days later, Fusion GPS key staff members Peter Fritsch and Thomas Catan refuse to testify before a Senate Committee, referring to the US Constitution's 5th amendment - a law usually utilized to prevent harming oneself.

At the end of October 2017, the press reports that a news website named 'Free Beacon' had contacted Fusion GPS early regarding the dossier against Trump. Chairman of the conservative news site is Michael Goldfarb, a former campaign manager for Republican Senator John McCain.

Mid November 2017, Fusion GPS founder Glenn Simpson is invited to testify in front of the US Congress. He mostly lets his lawyer speak, stating among other that he did not even bother to verify the many dossier's claims. No wonder, given the nearly $10 million US Dollars paid for by the Democratic Party headquarters in Washington, DC - the DNC - to a law firm named Perkins Coie; the vast part of it reaching Fusion GPS afterwards. Payments, which nobody at the DNC was able recall months later. The press and communications officer of the Democratic Party at the end of October 2017:


Just in this sense, light was pointed somehow on completely different knowledge.

Uranium One and the Clinton Foundation

In April 2015, the New York Times reported that in connection with a former Canadian company called 'Uranium One', millions of dollars had flowed to the Clinton Foundation from 2009 until at least 2013. At the end of that time period, Uranium One, Inc., a US uranium reserves managing company, was entirely taken over by Russia's energy giant Rosatom.

It started in 2005, when former US President Bill Clinton helped a billionaire friend from Canada named Frank Giustra to obtain rights of a valuable uranium mine in Kazakhstan. Through this deal, Giustra's company Ur-Asia Energy, Ltd. could not only merge with a Canadian-South African company called Uranium One through a $3.5 billion US dollars transaction, but was also able to donate several tens of millions of US dollars to the Clinton Foundation.

But Putin's Kremlin people also had an eye on the uranium reserves from Kazakhstan and began influencing key Kazakh government people. Soon, some of the only a few months earlier celebrated managers responsible for the Giustra deal were arrested. All of a sudden, Uranium One's stake in the Kazakh mine was in danger of being confiscated by the local government.

The stock value of Uranium One went downhill and the panicking chairmen turned to the US State Department led by Hillary Clinton. Emergency meetings with the Kazakh government were arranged, a few days later it was announced that a solution was found: Russia's energy giant Rosatom would take over 17 percent of Uranium One and the dilemma with the Kazakhstan mine would disappear - as well as that of the Clinton Foundation donors.



The Kremlin however not only wanted some share in the uranium market, but as much control over it as possible. In order to take over Uranium One completely, the Kremlin first had to convince the entire US-Obama administration that it would make sense to fully absorb the Canadian arm of Uranium One - which managed one-fifth of all US uranium reserves at that time - to Russia.

For such critical decisions of concern to US national security, a special approval is needed from the so-called CFIUS-Committee, comprised of superiors from 14 US government agencies. Hillary Clinton as head of the US State Department for example, or Eric Holder, then-Attorney General, whose people were very familiar at that time about the Russian influence and bribery related to the Uranium One matter - for example through the highest ranking US prosecutor, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.

In March 2010, Hillary Clinton travels to Moscow where she met with Vladimir Putin and Medvedev, among other. Only a few months later, Bill Clinton gives a speech in Moscow and receives 500,000 US Dollars for a 30 minute engagement, an amount well beyond his usual speaking fees. Noteworthy is also that the pay does not come from a bored Russian gas billionaire there, but from 'Renaissance Capital Bank' - a bank with close ties to the Kremlin, which, at the same time, traded Uranium One shares for its clients.

In October 2010, the CFIUS committee announced that it would not have any objections against the 100% Rosatom takeover of Uranium One despite concerns from some Republicans. Voilà !

Shortly after the deal, the chairman of Uranium One grants four generous donations to the Clinton Foundation totaling $2.35 million US dollars and which are not made public by the Clintons - despite obligations to report all income during Hillary Clinton's public service as member of the US government. The justification of the Clintons is that the donations related to Uranium One went to the Canadian branch of the Clinton Foundation and that Canadian law supposedly would prohibit a disclosure of donation funds.

In total, as much as 140 million US dollars were given to the Clinton Foundation related to the acquisition of Uranium One, a company takeover Rosatom's chairman Sergei Kiriyenko shortly after commented with "few could have imagined in the past that we would ever be able to acquire 20% of the US uranium reserves."

October 2017 unveils that the US Department of Justice allegedly is conducting a serious investigation into Uranium One and Rosatom. A US Senator calls upon the US Attorney General to repeal an FBI non-disclosure confidentiality agreement with a businessman in order for him to testify before the US Congress - a business insider who worked for the FBI as Uranium One informant, who was paid by the FBI for his engagement.

Meanwhile, the financial flows of the Clinton Foundation bring more light onto the radioactive Uranium One matter. Through a company called APCO Worldwide, the Clinton Foundation received additional grants for their alleged support of Russian energy companies that wanted to participate in bidding contracts for the US energy market worth billions of dollars. That way, Russian energy providers would have potentially been able to sell electricity created from the Uranium One deal back to the US again.

There were also generous donations from German taxpayers to the Clinton Foundation, by the way. Both, the GIZ (German Society for International Cooperation) and the Federal Ministry for the Environment, are listed as donors in the category 1 to 5 million US dollars. In particular, the environmental ministry BMU payments are more than dubious, since they occurred in the third quarter of 2016 and hence during the peak US election phase. These payments were allegedly given to the Clinton Foundation for environmental projects in Kenya and Ethiopia - "tree reforestation", as the BMU officially proclaimed.

But the Clinton Foundation's connections reach even further - to the end of the world, so to speak. One of their biggest donors is the Australian State Department, then led by Alexander Downer, who is criticized soon for having been one of the first to have launched the 2016 anti-Trump campaign for and/or with the FBI.

The many dramas surrounding the so-called 'Special Counsel', an investigatory committee appointed by US Congress and given powerful legal scope to examine Trump's alleged campaign connections with Russia, also opens one wild chapter after another since mid 2017.

The 'Deep State' and the 'Special Counsel'

After the false and salacious anti-Trump Dossier had deliberately circled around in the public in the first months of 2017, then still FBI Director James Comey convinced the US Senate and also the FBI to initiate a judicial review of alleged Russian involvements into Trump's campaign - this even after Comey's dissmissal and his leaking of classified information to colleagues and media outlets.

The appointment of the head of such a special investigation would be the personal responsibility of Jeff Sessions, Attorney General of the United States. Sessions however recuses himself because of pressure from the quasi-criminal dossier, members of the Democratic Party and a few anti-Trump Republicans with the excuse that he had met with Sergey Kislyak - Russian ambassador to the US - several times and therefore might be "biased". Acting Attorney General Dana Boente takes over Jeff Session's responsibilities for a brief period of around four months, during which Boente undersigns a couple of spying warrants on Trump officials and ex members of his political campaign. Finally, in April of 2017, the second ranked DOJ official, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, takes over to finally appoint his longtime FBI supervisor Robert Mueller - good friend of James Comey by the way - in May of 2017 as head of the special counsel investigation team.

According to insiders, Rod Rosenstein, Robert Mueller and James Comey are examples of the so-called "Deep State", a shadow government that wants to decide upon important political and social issues behind locked doors to circumvent the Republic, and particularly the laws of the US Constitution.

In this context, Rod Rosenstein's wife Lisa Barsoomian should be mentioned. Lisa works as a lawyer for the firm R. Craig Lawrence, who had helped Hillary Clinton in seventeen legal cases from 1991 to 2017, Bill Clinton forty times, Barack Obama forty-five times, James Comey five times, and even Robert Mueller himself three times.

Robert Mueller and his colleagues at the 'Special Counsel' finally begin their work on the matter. On October 30, 2017, Trump's former campaign director Paul Manafort is indicted, mostly for financial reasons as foreign funds have allegedly been channeled into the US coming from a Cyprus company without being properly declared. Paul Manafort's lawyer dismisses Mueller's accusations quite outrageously that very day. Already at the end of July 2017, the FBI had knocked on Manafort doors with a search warrant. Not at the front-door of his house, but right at the bedroom door - and not only very early in the morning, but interestingly a whole week before Rod Rosenstein had actually appointed Robert Mueller as head of the 'Special Counsel'.

Some strange ideas about the Special Counsel and its legal scope circle around. At least the US Department of Justice should know that since 1972 a memoranda exists which states that a US President cannot be prosecuted since this would impede his executive capabilities. Investigations may possibly and only lead to an impeachment, a political undertaking to be decided in the US Congress - with three quarters of all votes.

Interesting regarding Paul Manafort's case is that Robert Mueller's indictment reaches the press three days before it is executed - a highly unlawful act of the so-called 'Special Counsel'. The global left-liberal press is happy of course and prepares a weekend long Manafort's arrest on a Monday morning. In addition to Manafort, a Greek volunteer from Trump's campaign is charged with lying to the FBI. Soon a professor by the name Mifsud from Malta speaks out and refers to charges also against himself in connection with Papadopoulos as "a laughingstock".

George Papadopoulos is later even indicted for making false statements to the FBI, serving 14 days prison time. A few months later, following a hearing at the US Senate at the end of October 2018, Papadopoulos considers pulling out of his plea agreement with Robert Mueller and intends to file charges because of government misconduct that had led to a setup of the events surrounding Halper, Mifsud, and Australia's Alexander Downer and one of the initiations of the entire Russia investigation by the FBI. George Papadopoulos' interview from November 2018 regarding the entire matter is very worth listening to. The same applies to his testimony before the US Committee of the Judiciary from October 2018.

More dubious actions by Rod Rosenstein come to light. Senator Louie Gohmert presents a 2014 document signed by Rod Rosenstein at a US-Senate hearing with Attorney General Jeff Sessions, in which the US Deputy Attorney General sweeps the investigation, search warrants and more regarding Rosatom's takeover of Uranium One under the table to prevent a public access.

The Clinton-Email-Scandal and the FBI

At the end of November 2017, another bombshell statemtent surfaces. Former Inspector General for the Intelligence Communities Charles McCullough III. states that he was threatened by members of the Obama administration to be fired in 2016 should he continue his investigations into classified information in and on Hillary Clinton's private - and unsecured - emails and servers.

On November 29, 2017 the US Congress makes his mark. The requests of a Senate Commission towards the Department of Justice and the FBI regarding the anti-Trump dossier and other matters had been stonewalled by these two departments for months, leading to a contempt of congress case.

Further senatorial inquiries bring to light that Deputy Director of the FBI Peter Strzok had been fired by Special Counsel Robert Mueller in August 2017 - a fact made public only many months later and only because of the efforts of a few US Senators. Strzok was accused of instrumentalisation of the salacious anti-Trump dossier and had been removed from his position at the FBI because of his blatant anti-Trump polemics.

Additional anti-Trump wrongdoings from within Robert Mueller's so-called 'Special Counsel' - which might have consumed an estimated 8 million US dollars in just under a year - are revealed in early December 2017, particularly explosive details of Robert Mueller's senior staff members Andrew Weissmann, Bruce Ohr and Jeannie Rhee.

December 12, 2017 brings to light that Nellie H. Ohr, wife of only four doors away from the office of the Deputy Attorney General operating Bruce Ohr, had worked in 2016 for Fusion GPS. And on it goes with Andrew McCabe, FBI Deputy Director and Bruce Ohr's superior, plus Terry McAuliffe, former leading Democratic Party member:



Finally, on December 13, 2017, Rod Rosenstein is questioned in front of a Senate Commission and the US Congress, asked to state his opinion on whether the so-called Special Counsel Robert Mueller should eventually be replaced. The top US prosecutor Rosenstein refuses to reveal in public how the appointment of the Special Counsel has actually happened, and also how it came about that Robert Mueller, despite his previous activity at law firm WilmerHale, was made head of the Special Counsel despite evident conflict of interests. At the same time Robert Mueller was a senior advisor for the law firm, WilmerHale also represented Paul Manafort and Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner. Robert Mueller was also directly involved in a project with US General Michael Flynn, who was charged in early December 2017 for making alleged false statements to the FBI by Robert Mueller himself.

Only a few days after Rosenstein's friendly but rather meaningless communication with the US Congress, the Trump administration becomes active against Robert Mueller's Special Counsel. A letter from Trump's legal team claims that Mueller's Special Counsel had illegally seized thousands of e-mail documents without any prior notice or approval, including laptops and cell phones. These charges are even more explosive since the letter states that some of the seized information would contain classified information - some of which had already been leaked to the public by members of the special counsel.

On December 20, 2017 FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe is interviewed behind closed doors in front of the US Congress for more than seven hours. According to attendees, he was a Democrat-friendly FBI official who was also asked during the session what he thought about the fact that Clinton's campaign at the DNC had paid for the salacious and unverified anti-Trump dossier. He allegedly answered that he could - and would - not remember.

The Uranium One scandal is slowly reaching the US Department of Justice as well, not that there is really a rush to deal with the matter. In December 2017, the Department of Justice states that it might be interested in looking more closely into the issue, in particular the unlawful export of uranium from the US to Canada related to Rosatom's takeover of Uranium One.

The Congress Contempt

On December 28, 2017 US-Congressman Devin Nunes sends an almost historic letter to Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, demanding the delivery of important documents regarding Bruce Ohr, Lisa Page, Peter Strzok and other high ranking members of the DOJ and the Special Counsel. Other Congressmen follow and threaten to eventually initiate impeachments and even indictments against the DOJ superiors if demands from the US Congress remain unanswered or intentionally delayed.

In the early days of 2018 it becomes clear that the boomerang has probably reached it's reversal point. On January 4, 2018 Paul Manafort files a lawsuit against the Special Counsel because he and his lawyers claim the investigations and allegations of the Special Counsel Team led by Robert Mueller as "unmoored" - a naval term which can be transcripted into unbound.

Additional findings about Fusion GPS are discoverd as well. After a court had given permission to access bank account records, Fusion GPS goes in the offensive, claiming that these would be unauthorized actions and that Fusion GPS would be the real 'victim' in all the many Russia investigations. As a response, a journalist from Venezuela reaches out to the press and informs the public about the practices of Fusion GPS. He brings to light that Fusion GPS had allegedly not only paid journalists directly, but also entire media companies.

The US Department of Justice is starting to become more active as well and launches an investigation into the Clinton Foundation in Little Rock, Arkansas, also into the foundations' donations related to Uranium One from literally all over the world.

On January 9, 2018, another memorable event stuns the world. The well-known US-Senator Dianne Feinstein (Democrat) from California leaks the classified court transcripts of Fusion GPS founder Glenn Simpson's US Congress hearings from December 2017. When both, head of the Commission Senator Chuck Grassley, and also the US President criticize Feinstein's publication in a harsh way, the Californian Senator suddenly explains to a stunned press that the extreme East Coast cold wave at that time and therefore a flu might have stimulated her to pass the recordings to the press without the prior approval of the chairman and other members of the commission. Meanwhile, Feinstein's goal of informing FBI, DOJ and other witnesses in advance of future congressional hearings in order to prevent contradictory statements was irrevocably achieved.

The Californian Senator goes further and tries to convince the public that she acted on behalf of Fusion GPS lawyers when she made the records available to the public, all while ignoring the mandate of the US Senate Commission completely, almost as if there would be no US Constitution any more.

January 11, 2018 offers news about DOJ employee Bruce Ohr, who is released from his duties at the Department of Justice. It is uncovered that he was not only connected to Fusion GPS via his wife who had worked there as a Russia specialist, but also and even with the project Cassandra, in which Bruce Ohr was in a supervisory role. Further details bring to light that Nellie Ohr had also applied for a secure radio license at the NSA in May of 2016, possibly to transmit insider information from her husband at the Department of Justice safely to Fusion GPS, and back again.

Bruce Ohr continued to be in close contact with the author of the salacious anti-trump dossier Christopher Steele and Fusion GPS even after the FBI had decided to cut their ties with the British ex-spy, this even after Bruce Ohr had warned members of the Department of Justice and the FBI already in the summer of 2016 about the politically - if not criminally - motivated funding of Steele's dossier by the Clinton campaign. These circumstances ignite in the beginning of 2019 a possible criminal investigation of senior officials at the US Department of Justice, since the so-called FISA-Courts had approved a number of warrants to spy on Trump's campaign members - among them Carter Page - based on the phony Steele dossier starting October 2016. These warrants were renewed multiple times, also with the approval of then Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein. Bruce Ohr also informed Andrew Weisman and Zainab Ahmad back then already about the politically motivated and DNC-financed fake anti-Trump dossier, both will later become key members in Robert Mueller's Special Counsel.

Nellie Ohr also admitted to having looked closely into the travel schedules of Ivanka Trump, among other.

Even Christopher Steele himself seemed to had been worried about his "work". According to government sources, the British ex-MI6 spy sent a text message on March 18, 2016 to Bruce Ohr in which he wrote the following:


The US Department of Justice issues an indictment against a CEO of a nuclear transportation company from Maryland in January 2018 - a case connected to Uranium One. Further details bring to light that one of the judges in this indictment is Theodore Chuang. Chuang, an Obama nominee living in Maryland, was studying at Harvard University the exact same time when Obama did his studies there, and had been one of the first judges to reject Trump's travel ban for six muslim countries in 2017. Furthermore, Chuang had been appointed as a federal judge in 2014 against completely all Republican votes in the Senate. Plus, Chuang had been one of the most active individuals in stonewalling the 2012 deadly terror attacks against US ambassadors in Benghazi.

On January 19, 2018, FoxNews reaches out to Russian lawyer Veselnitskaya in Moscow, who had prior to the election in 2016 met and talked with members of Trump's campaign team. The mainstream media had since then characterized her as an alleged Russian spy working for Trump. In this interview, she confirms the salaciousness of the anti-Trump dossier and states that she had not been interviewed by the special counsel regarding her meetings with Trump's team until then.

Veselnitskaya's meeting at Trump Tower in 2016 is being pushed into a complete different light, however, when Fusion GPS founder Glenn Simpson reveals in his testimony that he had apparently dined with Veselnitskaya the evening before, and after her meeting at Trump Tower on June 9, 2016. There are more signs that the Russian lawyer had directly worked for the shadowy consulting firm Fusion GPS. Rob Goldstone, the man who brought Veselnitskaya in contact with Donald Trump Jr. and who arranged the infamous Trump Tower meeting with her along with Jared Kushner and Paul Manafort on June 9, 2016, stated that Veselnitskaya had unsuccessfully requested two additional meetings with the Trump Team - one after Trump's election win and another shortly after his inauguration in January 2017. Furthermore, October 2018 brings to light that according to Russian press reports Deputy Attorney General Karapetyan had allegedly died in a helicopter crash near Moscow. The high ranking Russian government officer had close ties to lawyer Veselnitskaya, both had come under criticism because they had jointly been involved in a bribery scandal surrounding corrupt financial flows from Russia to Switzerland.


The methods with which US-Democrats intend to further instrumentalize a rather meaningless Trump Tower meeting from June 2016 can be found in US-Senator Chuck Grassley's letter from December 3, 2018, by the way:


Mid-January 2018 unveils further scandalous text exchanges between Peter Strzok and his high-ranking liason at the Justice Department, Lisa Page:


Since the text messages between Strzok and Page are so important, the FBI announces at the end of January 2018 that all electronic text messages from December 1, 2016 until May 17, 2017 between the two have allegedly been lost due to technical reasons. The five months are critical because these comprise not only the transition period for Trump's new US Administration, but also because exactly on May 17, 2017 Robert Mueller had begun his work as head of the Special Counsel. A US Senate Committee for Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs report from February 7, 2018 with more details regarding the Strzok/Page text exchanges is worth reading as well.

After having recovered some of the allegedly lost messages between Peter Strzok and Lisa Page it becomes clear why these were declared as deleted:


Not only Peter Strzok and Lisa Page are later being demoted from their jobs, but in December 2018 also their superior at the FBI, Bill Priestrap.

On Januar 29, 2018 Andrew McCabe is about to be removed from his job as the second highest man within the FBI, no surprise given the many revelations about his political prejudices:



McCabe's wife is also criticized stark around mid February 2018 when it is revealed that she had received monetary support for her local political campaign exactly during the time when the FBI - and her husband - had an investigation running. Not long after ex-FBI Director James Comey exonerated Clinton from any responsibility of her handling of classified information on unsecured email servers - an investigation Andrew McCabe oversaw and recused himself only a few days prior to the US presidential election in November 2016 - McCabe's wife had received around $1.25 million US dollars from Clinton supporters.

Consequently, McCabe is displaced from the FBI exactly two days before the beginning of his pension. Since he had to leave the FBI in dishonor, McCabe will most likely not be able to receive the desirable monthly pension payments from the US government. But the high-ranking ex-FBI man with an accumulated wealth of about 11 million US dollars still sees himself as a victim despite his repeatedly documented and confirmed behavior as a so-called 'leaker' of sensitive information to the public. McCabe states the following after his job termination:


Even a "GoFundMe" campaign for the multi-millionaire Andrew McCabe is initiated on the Internet, which collects just under $500,000 US Dollar within a few days so that multi-millionaire McCabe "can cover his legal fees".

The Senate Memoranda

At the end of January 2018 a four-page memorandum is made available for review to selected members of the US Congress. Those who had a chance to see the document upfront had called the contents shameful, explosive, and so disturbing that they could bring serious damage to the leadership of the Department of Justice and the FBI. That the document is important was revealed by Democratic Senators Dianne Feinstein and Adam Schiff (both from California), who issued statements that anyone who wishes to have the memorandum published would be connected to Russian propaganda efforts. Both asked California-based tech CEO's to block all users who intended to connect with the #ReleaseTheMemo moment on Twitter - almost as if it would be 1933 again, but this time in the US.

The FBI and the Department of Justice were equally reluctant to make the memorandum public, to the extent that another official statement of the Senate Commission had to be issued on January 31, 2018:


Finally, on February 2, 2018 at 6:30 PM, the heatedly-discussed memorandum is made available to the public with redactions. The document makes serious allegations against high-ranking FBI and Department of Justice officials, as well as against the author of the anti-Trump dossier Christopher Steele, who, according to the document, is responsible for not only influencing members of the Department of Justice but also for direct manipulations of media representatives.

A few days later, another memorandum is presented to the public, this time by US Senators Grassley and Graham. That document details that Christopher Steele had direct connections to the US State Department and was fed by Clinton friends with allegations against Trump. The memorandum further states that Steele even created a second dossier against Trump, which was also misused to illegally secure surveillance FISA-warrants of Trump's campaign members. Such spying took place via Carter Page for example, who was most likely targeted by the FBI because of a speech he gave in Moscow, or maybe because of his complaining letters to Hillary Clinton and FBI Director James Comey regarding general corruption within highest US government levels.



The Grassley-Graham memo could not easily be arranged for by the Senate Commission a few days after the Nunes memo, but instead had to literally be battled for against the resistance from heads of the FBI and the Department of Justice.

The name Sid Blumenthal is read and heard shortly after as well, a longtime Clinton confidant who had been on the Clinton Foundation's payroll for some time and who had provided the State Department with many information in times of the US Embassy attack in Benghazi, Libya.

The Uranium One FBI informant Douglas Campbell finally also gets the opportunity to testify in front of several US Congressional committees on February 8, 2018 regarding his role as an FBI-paid businessman who was directly involved in the takeover of Uranium One by Russian energy giant Rosatom. Campbell states among other that around $3 million Russian lobbying money went to the firm APCO Worldwide, with many Clinton supporters as employees.

Dianne Feinstein, George Soros, and the Oligarch and the Escort Girl

Mid-February 2018 unveils additional matters. A Democrat US-Senator nameed Mark Warner, who happened to be a member of the US Intelligence Committee, was in contact with a close aide of Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska, who advised Warner to re-contact Christopher Steele for even further alleged anti-Trump information. One should "leave no paper-trails", Warner texted to Adam Waldmann. Warner also had been on an exclusive monthly $40,000 contract with Deripaska in 2009 and 2010, which drew attention already back then. The oligarch's lawyer Adam Waldmann is explicitly asked by Senator Grassley on February 26, 2018 to answer a series of questions regarding Christopher Steele and his dossier.

It also turns out that a former confidant and close associate of well-known Democratic US Senator Dianne Feinstein by the name Daniel J. Jones had direct links to Christopher Steele and Fusion GPS, suggesting that the Californian Senator could have been one of the epicenters of the anti-Trump propaganda machine. This thesis is supported by a surprising article from Oleg Deripaska himself, published by DailyCaller on March 8, 2018. In it, the oligarch states that Feinstein's close aide Daniel Jones - a former FBI employee by the way - had himself worked for Fusion GPS and mentioned to Deripaska's attorney Adam Waldman that the politicial consultancy firm would also be a shadow media organization with influence into many governments world-wide. Jones told Waldman that Fusion GPS is funded "by a group of Silicon Valley billionaires and George Soros", Deripaska writes in his article. Waldman had allegedly confirmed this in front of the US Senate Intelligence Committee on November 3, 2017.

Interestingly, about at same time of these developments in the US, an investigational video from Russian opposition politician Alexey Navalny is published on the Internet, which connects Oleg Deripaska with the Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Prikhodko - the man with close ties to Vladimir Putin - under rather strange circumstances. Obviously, it is rather unusual to allow a young Russian escort girl on a somewhat sensitive trip on Deripaska's yacht in Norway to use her smartphone as she pleases, a trip where Prichodko also happened to be present.

In any case, the story with the Russian escort becomes even more strange when she is months later suddenly interviewed by CNN in a Thailand jail.

Victoria Nuland, former US Assistant Secretary of State is also mentioned in above Nawalny video. She had early knowledge about the Steele dossier (minute 34:20) and also ties to a high-ranking diplomat under Bill Clinton named Strobe Talbott. Talbott's brother-in-law is Cody Shearer, an always loyal Clinton employee known not only in Washington, DC for his support of the Clintons.

For various reasons, the Ukraine is becoming a focus of the anti-Trump dossier as well, in particular above mentioned Victoria Nuland and also Alexandra Chalupa. Chalupa, a Ukrainian-American born and close associate of US Democrats, had set out already in 2015 to investigate Paul Manafort, who was then recruited as a manager for Trump's presidential candidate campaign. Paul Manafort has close ties to the Ukraine, in particular to former Ukrainian President Yanukovych, who was removed from his post as Ukrainian President about two weeks after a now famous 2014 phone call between Victoria Nuland and then US (Obama) Ambassador to Ukraine. Chalupa frequently consulted with and for the orange-colored Ukrainian government as well as for the US State Department, hears about the Steele dossier, meets with John McCain's staff members, talks to media representatives such as Michael Isikoff from Yahoo! News, influences the US ambassador to the Ukraine and Congressmen in the US and certainly had also communicated at least some of the salacious allegations of the dirty Trump dossier.

Nellie Ohr testifies later that apparently Ukrainian politicians were actively involved as well in creating the salacious anti-Trump dossier:



Interestingly, the head of the special counsel Robert Mueller is also connected to Deripaska. In 2009, the oligarch was asked by the FBI, headed then by Mueller, to provide monetary and organisational support for the liberation of the American Robert Levinson from Iran. Deripaska had donated several million US dollars on behalf of FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe because the oligarch had successful businesses in Iran and the FBI was unable and not allowed to act directly in that country. Literally at the last minute then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton had to cancel her already prepared success announcement. A deal with the Iranians was pulled off after exhaustingly prepared exchange of Levinson, who is held captive in Iran since a 2007 CIA campaign.

Also, the FBI had met and paid a Russian agent $100,000 in Berlin in order to receive anti-Trump information - a venture that somehow turned out to be a fraud. Nevertheless, some FBI money was taken by the Russian spy for an alleged software hacking tool that he claimed to have but actually never really turned over to the FBI.

It is also unveiled that ex-CIA director John Brennan had most likely been one of those who had let the dirty dossier circle around in the Obama administration before, during, and also after the 2016 US election. Further news show that Brennan also made a surprise visit to Russia's secret service FSB in Moscow in March of 2016, at that time the anti-Trump dossier project was in full force. Brennan also taught former Democratic senator Harry Reid about the alleged aid from Russia to Trump. In August 2016, Reid wrote a letter to then-FBI director James Comey urging the FBI to investigate Donald Trump, mainly because of the unverified dossier from Christopher Steele and Fusion GPS. Reid wrote shortly before the 2016 election:


On February 16, 2018 Rod Rosenstein proudly announces to the press that the so-called 'Special Counsel' had filed charges against 13 individuals and corporations because of espionage and interference in the past US election. For the most part these people and companies are residing in Russia, thus making an indictment difficult at least, if not impossible. A company with the name 'Internet Research Agency' based in St. Petersburg is part of the indictment list because Rosenstein and his charges claim that their 100 to 600 employees had allegedly initiated massive manipulation schemes of the entire US population before the last election.

Why a Special Counsel is needed for such indictments remains the question. Any US prosecutor would have equally been able for such indictments. The Mueller team may elegantly try to deflect from the many manipulations and quasi-criminal acts that have come to light so far within the US, this primarily by Democratic politicians before, during, and after the 2016 election.

Evidence is presented only a few months later when two lawyers surprisingly appear in court to plead 'not guilty' for one of Rosenstein's DOJ accused Russian companies named 'Concorde Management and Consulting'. The lawyers demand a hand-out of documents classified by the special counsel and complain that Robert Mueller's team would violate court rules.

In October 2018, the so-called Kremlin-project 'Lakhta' is unveiled. The Eastern District of Virginia in connection with the FBI indicts a Russian national from St.Petersburg by the name Elena Alekseevna Khusyaynova because of her management of unlawful political influences of the United States and other countries through the use of social networks. According to the indictment, Project Lakhta is handled by the company Concorde Management and Consulting LLC through fundings from Russian oligarch Yevgeniy Prigozhin, Putin's so-called 'Chef'. The US prosecutors indirectly even accuse the Russian project of allegedly having stimulated and enforced the events surrounding Chartlottesville, Virginia.

Interestingly, some US Senators come to similar conclusions regarding Robert Mueller and his Special Counsel like the indicted Khusyaynova herself in the criminal complaint against her on page 18.

Since the many revelations of the senatorial memoranda have not received much attention in the mass media, a document is sent to all congressmen and -women on February 20, 2018 with ten questions concerning the Steele dossier and the attempted instrumentalisation of it, a more detailed committee questionnaire is explicitly sent on February 25, 2018 to John Podesta, the former manager of the 'Clinton for America' campaign.

A ten-page memorandum from Democratic representatives had also been prepared in the weeks before, which is presented to the public late February 2018. As expected, this document contributes more to confusion than to an actual clarification of the whole matter, the document prepared by some US Democrats like Adam Schiff is rejected and almost warned about by members of the House Intelligence Committee, as well as by senior senate members.

The traditional media representatives meanwhile continue to embarass themselves and are slandering chief investigator Devin Nunes in such a twisted way that one can not just laugh about their statements any longer.

February 28, 2018 reveals that Hope Hicks, former communications manager to US President, resigns after being questioned a few days earlier by the US Congressional Intelligence Committee. Probably things are no longer anymore about the past, but rather about the next election in 2020, for which anything may be done to prevent Trump's reelection. Just one day earlier, the US President had announced that the campaign manager for his coming presidential election campaing in 2020 would be Brad Parscale, who had focused on digital media campaigning in the past.

Parscale expressed his views a few weeks later on another DNC lawsuit from April 20, 2018 against the government of Russia, against Wikileaks, and the Trump campaign all at the same time [!]:


By the way, the dirty anti-Trump dossier is not even mentioned in the DNC lawsuit.

Instead, another US Intelligence Committee's report from March 22, 2018 proves that the dossier was continued to be paid for even after Trump's inauguration in January 2017. A total of around $50 million US dollars is estimated, not just from the DNC but also from seven to ten wealthy individuals from New York and California, according to the official report. The document initially contained many blanked text passages, some of which are removed a few weeks later and since then shine a completely different light on the verdict of Trump's former National Security Advisor and General Michael Flynn.



End of September 2018 brings to light that a lawyer working for the Clinton-Campaign and the DNC by the name Sussmann was not only working with Fusion GPS in 2016, but had also fed the FBI with information igniting directly from Clinton's headquarter.

Senator Dianne Feinstein is also being further criticized, since it is unveiled that Feinstein's husband Richard Blum had a substantial ownership into URS Corporation through his investment firm, a company that had been rewarded with contracts worth 4 billion US dollars from the Department of Defense in the past.

A jury finds Paul Manafort guilty of having committed tax fraud in five cases and for failing to register as a foreign agent. Manafort does not present any witnesses during the trial and makes a plea deal with the 'Special Counsel' while promising to fully cooperate. A few weeks later even the judge complains that the arranged plea deal with Manafort would be ”highly unusual”, that the 'Special Counsel' should provide for lower sentences. In addition, it is unveiled that members of the 'Special Counsel' had leaked important information regarding Paul Manafort to the press even before they were assigned to work with Robert Mueller's team. Mid October 2018 brings to light that a senior employee of the US Treasury Department in Washington, DC is arrested for leaking large volumes of financial reports - including those of interest to the 'Special Counsel' - to the press, in particular to BuzzFeed News.

The Boomerang is Back Again

Republican politicians had sent a proposal to the Justice Department already in July 2017, in which the representatives had repeatedly called upon Attorney General Jeff Sessions to initiate a second and truly independent 'Special Counsel' because of the FISA surveillance abuses, the Clinton email server drama, and many other unresolved scandals. Another such proposal is issued by Congressman Lee M. Zeldin on February 28, 2018 for example. A few days later, on March 6, 2018, another such proposal is written to both Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, this time by the Chairman of the Committee for the Legislative as well as the Chairman of the Committee on Government Reforms. In any case, a criminal referral to the US Department of Justice for an investigation and indictment of several ex-Obama officials - including against James Comey and Hillary Clinton - is issued on April 18, 2018 by a number of Congressmen.



A new chapter is opened on April 8, 2018, when - based on the recommendations from Robert Mueller's special counsel - the Department of Justice suddenly issues an order to prosecuting attorney's from the Southern District of New York (SDNY). These ultimately break into the New York office of the US President's former lawyer Michael Cohen and confiscate documents and computers. Another reckless stunt show of the special counsel, which seems to run with full speed against the US Constitution - maybe similar to the MS Titanic. By the way, the court of the SDNY - one of 94 District Courts in the US - had already devoted itself to the Titanic matter back then and also to the many civil lawsuits regarding the terrorist attacks from September 11, 2001. Robert Mueller had been, just by coincidence of course, appointed as the new head of the FBI exactly one month prior to the catastrophic attacks in New York. A well-honored alumni member of the SDNY is no other than ex-FBI Director James Comey, whose memoranda regarding the meetings with Donald Trump were released later, putting the ex-FBI Director into a bad spot.

Some prosecutors in New York are coming directly under fire, including Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, who is accused - along with allegations from numerous women - of turning a blind eye to a proper registration of hundreds of millions of dollars donated to the Clinton Foundation.

Further discoveries regarding the attack on Michael Cohen, the personal lawyer of Donald Trump, follow. It is announced that the judge responsible for the Cohen lawsuit is no other than Kimba Woods. Woods, judge for one of the important US District Courts, had been Bill Clinton's preferred candidate for the position as Attorney General. She had also been honored guest and speaker at George Soros' third wedding in 2013. And she is also known for having been a Playboy Bunny in the 60s, as well as through a relationship with a multi-millionaire, earning her the nickname "Love Judge".

Finally, it is revealed that the FBI had not only illegally surveilled Trump's campaign with microphone and radio, but even with and through at least one spy who had at the same time been on the payroll of the Democratic Party.

Last but not least, on the last day of February 2018, the Department of Justice officially announces it would eventually plan to initiate an investigation into the many FISA surveillance abuses. That same evening, Attorney General Jeff Sessions meets his chief prosecutor Rod Rosenstein at a nice (and certainly very expensive), medium-rare steak dinner in a restaurant in Washington, DC, instead of distancing himself from his Deputy Attorney General. This further illustrates the conditions in the swamp of Washington DC, a city built entirely on swamp wetlands.

Shortly after, at the end of March 2018, the US Department of Justice declares that it is about to kickstart an investigation into all the scandals and issues that had been discovered so far - this under the leadership of a prosecutor by the name Huber from the State of Utah - fortunately far away from Washington, DC.

Even after the newly appointed Attorney General Barr pushes the Special Counsel Robert Mueller in the beginning of 2019 to finally finish his project, the many political and unethical opponents of Trump's government would not concede to the fact that no obstruction of justice and no collusion of Trump's campaign could have been determined. Not after two years of investigations, over $30 million spend on 19 lawyers, 40 FBI agents, more than 2800 subpoenas, 500 search warrants, 13 request to foreign nations and over 500 interviewed witnesses. Since Mueller's full report will most likely be more of a radical political instrument than an actual legal document, two US-Senators publish in anticipation of further weaponized illegal boomerangs from Mueller's now officially terminated hit team a document worth reading from November 2017 to the Special Counsel.

And finally, as expected, the 400 page Mueller Report itself, released mid April 2019, reads more like a political manifest than an actual legal document.

There is plenty of evidence of a deep state not only in the US: shadow governments around the globe, whose many members do not care much than about themselves and about their self-focused interests - circumstances that remind to the gravitational conditions in a galactic black hole.

There should be no future for these 'Deep States'. Donald Trump's achievement will it be until the end of times to have revealed this gigantic black hole full of quasi-criminal, deeply networked, highly corrupt and egoistic politicians, bureaucrats and media representatives.

It is indeed a miracle that in November of 2016 Donald Trump had become the 45th US President:

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