From The Vigilant Fox:
A bombshell report from journalist Michael Shellenberger reveals that Trump’s impeachment wasn’t just a Democrat-led political hit job—it was an intelligence operation.
Shellenberger blew the lid off the scandal on Jesse Watters Primetime, exposing how the deep state worked behind the scenes to take down Trump.
Back
in 2019, Democrats rushed to impeach Trump over a whistleblower
complaint claiming he pressured Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden. But
there was one huge problem: the so-called whistleblower wasn’t even a direct witness.
“Many
people may not remember that it was a CIA analyst who was left over
from the Obama White House who wrote the memo that led to the
impeachment,” Shellenberger explained. “It was all based on hearsay. The person had not actually been in the room with Trump.”
And
it gets worse. That memo relied on a report from the Organized Crime
and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP)—a group that pretends to be
independent but is actually funded by USAID and controlled by the U.S.
government.
“Tens of millions of dollars had gone into this group
called OCCRP,” Shellenberger said. “But it was basically created as an
extension of the State Department and then of USAID.” (Read more.)
From Amuse on X:
One must ask: if USAID is so committed to media independence, why is
it absent in places like Cuba or Venezuela, where journalists face real
threats from authoritarian regimes? The answer is evident—USAID’s media
projects are not about fostering independent journalism but about
engineering regime change against governments that resist Washington’s
progressive-globalist agenda.
This state-sponsored journalism has
profound consequences. Stories unfavorable to the Left are buried, and
investigations into Democratic corruption are dismissed as "conspiracy
theories." A glaring example was the suppression of the Hunter Biden
laptop story before the 2020 election—a story later confirmed as
legitimate but dismissed at the time as "Russian disinformation" by an
obedient press. The result? Public discourse is distorted, elections are
influenced, and dissenting voices struggle to be heard.
The
Founders understood the necessity of an independent press. A media
establishment that takes its cues—and its funding—from the government is
not a free press at all. It is an instrument of state power. The only
solution is a complete separation between journalism and government. No
taxpayer dollars should fund newsrooms. Media organizations must compete
in the open marketplace of ideas, where credibility, not political
favoritism, determines survival. (Read more.)
Also from Amuse on X;
Internews’s funding sources betray its true objectives. It is no
accident that USAID, the CIA's tool for ideological influence
operations, provides up to 90% of Internews’s budget. USAID's historical
entanglement with regime-change operations and the promotion of
progressive social policies should alone raise suspicions about the kind
of "independent media" that Internews claims to support. But even more
telling is the financial backing from George Soros’s Open Society
Foundations, a network infamous for bankrolling leftist movements under
the pretense of fostering democracy. The confluence of Soros’s globalist
agenda and USAID’s interventionist ethos ensures that Internews
operates not as a neutral media entity, but as a propaganda wing for
international leftism.
Internews has played a direct role in
creating political upheavals across the world, particularly in
Venezuela, Kazakhstan, Myanmar, and Afghanistan. In each of these
nations, CIA and USAID foreign policy interests have leveraged Internews
to foster dissent, support opposition movements, and ultimately
engineer instability. By flooding these regions with Internews-trained
journalists and media networks, the organization has been instrumental
in shaping narratives that align with U.S. geopolitical objectives,
undermining sovereign governments in favor of pro-Western factions. (Read more.)
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