The CIA Keeps Popping Up In The Biden-Ukraine Saga

The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is linked throughout the Biden-Ukraine entanglements, from Trump’s first impeachment to Hunter Biden’s business dealings.

Back in 2019, the then-National Intelligence Council analyst Eric Ciaramella anonymously accused Trump of demanding an investigation into Biden’s alleged corruption in Ukraine in exchange for military aid, according to Real Clear Investigations.

Ciaramella was an adviser to then-Vice President Joe Biden’s office when Biden threatened to stop aid to Ukraine unless it fired Viktor Shokin, Real Clear stated. Shokin was the prosecutor investigating the Ukrainian gas company, Burisma Holdings. Hunter joined the board of Burisma in 2014 where he was making $80,000 a month, according to bank records.

While Ciaramella was accusing Trump of using a “quid pro quo,” Hunter’s payments were not as scrutinized in 2019. A transcript of Trump’s call eventually revealed that he did not make a promise to Zelenskyy or threaten to withhold aid to Ukraine.

https://dailycaller.com/2024/12/03/cia-hunter-biden-ukraine-burisma-trump-impeachment/

Fani Full Release Ordered After Fulton DA Sat On RICO Records

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has been ordered by a local judge to release all communications between her office, Special Counsel Jack Smith's office, and the January 6th Committee regarding her RICO case against President Donald Trump and his allies, after she was found to have violated federal law by withholding them.

https://www.judicialwatch.org/documents/jw-v-willis-default-judgment-002805/

https://www.judicialwatch.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/JW-v-Willis-default-judgment-002805.pdf

ISIS fighters deported by Greece allowed to operate with impunity in Turkey for some time

Two Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) fighters deported to Turkey after being held in Greece were released by Turkish authorities, Nordic Monitor has uncovered.

The men, disguised as refugees and smuggled out of Turkey through ISIS networks operating in Istanbul, were identified by Greek authorities and detained there prior to their deportation back to Turkey.

In stark contrast to the actions of Greek authorities, Turkish officials released the fighters, fully aware that they were likely to attempt another crossing into Greece using new identities.

Turkish police were compelled to arrest the fighters only after a terrorist attack on the Church of Santa Maria (Meryem Ana Doğuş Kilisesi) in Istanbul’s Sarıyer district on January 28, 2024. The attack claimed one life, and the casualty count could have been higher had one of the attackers’ firearms not malfunctioned.

The scandal surrounding the lenient treatment of ISIS fighters was unveiled through court documents, which included detailed statements from the fighters. These statements described their journey to Greece and identified key smugglers and operators of safe houses within the network.

https://nordicmonitor.com/2024/12/isis-men-deported-by-greece-allowed-to-operate-with-impunity-in-turkey-for-some-time/