Deep State operative and former CIA director John Brennan has a new home at the Guantanamo Bay detention center in Cuba.
A source familiar with Trump’s war on the Deep State and mission to invalidate a fraudulent presidential election told RRN that U.S. military assets loyal to Trump arrested Brennan on 25 March and flew him to GITMO for processing.
He will be held as an enemy combatant while awaiting a military tribunal, our source said.
“I can’t speak to the logistics of the operation or where Brennan was nabbed, but Trump had gathered overwhelming information proving beyond a shadow of a doubt that Brennan had committed atrocities against the American people. And we’re talking about a lot more than his role in the whole Russian collusion scandal,” our source said.
While serving as Obama’s CIA director, Brennan orchestrated the assassination of five American patriots, all civilians, who were outspoken opponents of then-President Obama’s mass surveillance programs. Their names, and actions to earn a spot on Obama’s notorious enemies list, are contained in a sealed indictment and will be made public once Trump retakes the White House, our source said.
All five deaths were made to appear natural; they died of myocardial infarction, or heart attacks.
And there’s more.
In the last days of his presidency, Donald J. Trump came into possession of a CIA document authorizing a drone strike on a family of five who lived on a 40-acre homestead in the remote Colorado wilderness. Though much of the document was redacted, John Brennan’s signature was not. Our source could not confirm whether the operation took place, but the document’s existence was proof enough for Trump to indict Brennan on conspiracy to commit murder. The names of the family, which include children ages 6, 9, and 12, are listed on a sealed indictment.
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“From what I know, Obama wanted the family, at least the husband and wife, dead because they belonged, allegedly, to a northwest militia movement that very critical of the administration. Why Trump didn’t discover this until the end of his term—I don’t know. But, man, was this the smoking gun he wanted on Brennan. Trump thinks there’s probably a whole lot more of these kind of documents buried deep in the CIA’s secret archives,” our source said.
In closing, our source said Trump is escalating his battle against Deep State agents who are eager to strip Americans of the rights and freedoms they hold dear, and that each person arrested will eventually appear before a military tribunal to answer for his—or her—crimes.
“Obama’s time is coming, too. It’s just a matter of time,” our source said.
Source: https://amg-news.com/archives/12199
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