Declassified Documents Reveal Clinton-Soros 2016 Trump Discredit Plot
Declassified Documents Reveal Clinton-Soros 2016 Trump Discredit Plot

Declassified Documents Reveal Clinton-Soros 2016 Trump Discredit Plot

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Newly declassified documents and intelligence reports reveal that Hillary Clinton and her 2016 presidential campaign allegedly orchestrated a plan to fabricate and promote a false narrative linking President Donald Trump to Russian interference in the election. This campaign was reportedly designed to divert public attention from Clinton's own email scandal and was supported by coordination with George Soros's Open Society Foundations, as shown by emails between Clinton advisor Julianne Smith and Soros affiliate Leonard Benardo. The plan involved manipulating the FBI and other intelligence agencies to amplify claims of Trump-Russia collusion, which later justified surveillance and special counsel investigations during Trump's presidency. Senator Chuck Grassley and other officials criticized the Obama and Biden administrations for allegedly weaponizing intelligence agencies against Trump and failing to properly investigate the origins of this narrative. The documents include confidential communications among Democratic leaders and intelligence officials, with former CIA Director John Brennan briefing top Obama-era officials on the Clinton campaign's efforts. These revelations have stirred controversy over political weaponization and cover-ups within U.S. law enforcement and intelligence institutions.

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