Spies who lie: This New York Post the cover says it all.
In October 2020 – just days before the presidential election – 51 former intelligence officials signed and published a letter baselessly condemning the contents of Hunter’s ‘laptop from hell’ as having “all the classic hallmarks of a Russian information operation”.
This was a lie. Everyone knew it was a lie.
In March, Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) introduced a House resolution that would have revoked the security clearances of dozens of federal intelligence officials who signed a letter calling Hunter Biden’s infamous laptop “Russian disinformation” shortly after it emerged that led to until the rigged elections in 2020.
But now Americans may finally see that justice has been served.
TRENDY: GOVERNMENT TRAP: Proud boys are making furniture! A love interest sent Enrique Tarri an incriminating document, “The Return of 1776.” by order of the FBI-DOJ before January 6th! – NEW INFORMATION REVEALS THAT THE DOCUMENT WAS CREATED BY THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT ITSELF!
Rep. James Comer (R-KY) told Newsmax in November that Rep. Jim Jordan and the Judiciary Committee want to interview all 51 intelligence officials who signed a letter before the 2020 election alleging Hunter Biden’s laptop was Russian disinformation.
Now the 51 are scared and retract their lies about Hunter’s laptop.
James Clapper now says he never suggested Hunter Biden’s laptop was Russian disinformation.
Of course, this is a lie and his name is listed in the signed letter along with 51 dishonest and unreliable intelligence officers.
The New York Post reported:
A key signatory to an open letter that wrongly suggested The Post’s bombastic coverage of Hunter Biden’s emails was part of a “Russian information operation” has accused Politico of distorting “what we said” — more than two years after the fact.
Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper on Monday sought to defuse the growing controversy over a letter he and 50 other former spies signed after The Post first revealed the existence of the first son’s infamous laptop in October 2020.
Their public statement, now under investigation by the Republican Judiciary and Intelligence committees, was first reported by Politico and later used by then-candidate Joe Biden.
“There has been a distortion of the message,” Clapper told the Washington Post. “All we were doing was raising a yellow flag that this could be Russian disinformation. Politico intentionally misrepresented what we said. It was clear in paragraph five.”