A Question of Treason - ‘The FBI Failed Miserably’

RadPod’s interview with Craig Unger on McGonigal and the myths of monsters

Dateline: Los Angeles, 2 am. I am awake reading the McGonigal indictments, because of course I am. In the silence of my home, I am quietly fuming. I am fuming at what is legal, and I am fuming that this soul cancer of greed that has infected my country seems to have no bottom.

We have endured six years of front-page traitors thumbing their noses at the law because “the FBI failed miserably,” as American Kompromat author Craig Unger said on the latest episode of RadPod.

Although the main takeaway from the Charles McGonigal indictments is that the Russia operation to install Trump was real beyond a shadow of Barr-induced doubt, what has me seeing red is not the money laundering, or the lies, or the cover up, or the ties to the creepy Forrest Gump of Russian oligarchs Oleg Deripaska - it’s the intern anecdote. The intern story in the indictments is causing me to want to punch a virtual wall.

That a former FBI Special Agent in Charge of the New York Field Office serving as the Special Agent in Charge of FBI counterintelligence efforts is alleged to have secured a high-level internship for the daughter of an agent of Russia “in the fields of counterterrorism, intelligence gathering, and international liasioning” at the NYPD seems like, I don’t know, not a great idea. Through McGonigal’s efforts, “Agent-1’s daughter received VIP treatment from the NYPD” and “claimed to have an unusually close relationship to an ‘an FBI agent’ who had given her access to confidential FBI files, unusual for a college student.”

WTF.

So while being on the payroll of the Bratva, McGonigal is also sharing confidential files with a coed spawned by a “Russian intelligence officer.”

These f**king people.

‘A Question of Treason’

“Who enabled Donald Trump to win the election because of reopening the emails?,” asked Jim Stewartson on the Unger episode of RadPod. “James Comey, the actual FBI director, listened to the New York Field Office. In his decision to reopen her emails, the New York Field Office was infiltrated by the f**king Russians. So when are we collectively going to get into our head that 2016 election was stolen.”

That is the takeaway. Ur, um, recall Paul Manafort - who also worked for Deripaska Gump installing a Russian puppet in the Ukraine operation - stumbling through a CBS interview unable to summon words of denial about Trump’s financial ties to Russian oligarchs.

The 2016 election was stolen.

The 2016 election was stolen.

The 2016 election was stolen.

As Jim noted, James Comey said that he was ‘mildly nauseous.’

“Really? James Comey? Do you want to reevaluate your assessment of feeling mildly nauseous at putting the entire country and the entire planet through four years of Donald Trump?” Jim asked. “You gave the election to a Russian puppet. And you said that made you feel mildly nauseous. I want James Comey to come out of whatever retirement he is in and explain to the American people what happened. We need accountability. We need accountability for the last six years of torment and trauma from all these goddamn infiltration operations.”

In the film Active Measures, Craig Unger said he believed that the Trump election was most likely “the biggest intelligence breach in American history.”

On RadPod, Unger said:

“Donald Trump was a Russian asset, and he was cultivated by the KGB going way back to the 80s.. Russia really owns him, and the myth of Trump, as a great businessman is really ridiculous. He had bankruptcy after bankruptcy after bankruptcy when he over-expanded into Atlantic City. And he was bailed out again and again by the Russians. 

“Russian mafia is part of Russian intelligence. They're not at odds with it. They are an instrument of Russian intelligence.”

Regarding the McGonigal indictments, Unger said…