Part of a new dig to document election theft/manipulation "Italy gate" and shootout at server facility in Germany.

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Frankfurt, Germany is mentioned in the affidavit.

On November 7 2020 there was a shootout in Frankfurt between "military special forces and the CIA agents defending the servers." Deaths were reported.

Former CIA director Gina Haspel was then "removed".

https://x.com/foundring1/status/1849514155918885257

The following is the link to a story attached to the above X post.

Frankfurt Server Shootout Story

Frankfurt Server Shootout Story — This might be the craziest story of the year. Yes, we know that’s saying a lot.

An alleged raid by US Army forces on a CIA server in Frankfurt, Germany was first brought up, Nov. 12, by Congressman Louie Gohmert (R-TX1) on Newsmax’s Chris Salcedo show. The raid allegedly occurred the weekend of Nov. 7. The servers contained data on the presidential election.

Attorney Sidney Powell cited hearing reports of the raid several times during the next week.

The first attempt at journalism concerning the alleged raid was by Adam Housley who tweeted on Nov. 21 that:

1/2 One of the claims by Powell I have looked into…the claim a location was raided in Germany with servers. I have 3 sources on this…all as solid as they come. Here is what I have found:

Frankfurt Server Shootout Story

2/2 1.There is/was a clandestine location in Frankfurt run by CIA used to monitor/manipulate elections around globe. 2.That location did have servers & a front company as cover. 3.I cannot confirm the location was tied to U.S. elections. 4. One source says raided, 2 don’t know

On Friday, the story fully swan-dived into the rabbit hole when Air Force Lt. Gen. (ret) Thomas McInerney declared on WorldViewWeekend.com that not just the server farm existed, and the raid happened but there was a shootout between the military special operations forces and the CIA agents defending the server resulting in U.S. soldiers killed.

You can see it at the link below. The comments start at about the 43 minute mark.

https://www.worldviewweekend.com/tv/video/wvw-tv-exclusive-lt-general-michael-flynns-first-interview-president-trumps-pardon

By the way, McInerney says “kraken” referred to by Ms. Powell is not a mythological beast but the 305th Military Intelligence Battalion which uses it as its nickname.

https://billlawrenceonline.com/frankfurt-server-shootout-story/

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Interesting background on Trump 1st term cast of characters to prep for 2020 election theft. Written by Jonathan Swan (Maggie Haberman's buddy).

Scoop: Gina Haspel threatened to resign over plan to install Kash Patel as CIA deputy

2021

CIA Director Gina Haspel threatened to resign in early December after President Trump cooked up a hasty plan to install loyalistKash Patel, a former aide to Rep.Devin Nunes(R-Calif.), as her deputy, according to three senior administration officials with direct knowledge of the matter.

Why it matters: The revelation stunned national security officials and almost blew up the leadership of the world's most powerful spy agency. Only a series of coincidences — and last minute interventions fromVice President Mike Penceand White House counselPat Cipollone— stopped it.

Behind the scenes: Trump had spent his last year in office ruminating over Haspel. Some of the president's hardcore allies, including Fox Business hostMaria Bartiromo, were publicly raising doubts in his mind about Haspel.

He grew to distrust her, and instead wanted a loyal ally at the top of the CIA. But she wasn't the only national security official the president wanted out. Six days after the election, he fired Defense SecretaryMark Esper.

He replaced Esper with counterterrorism chief Chris Miller — and then stunned long-time national security hands by installing Patel as Miller’s chief of staff. Patel had no military experience, and was widely seen as a political mercenary bent on punishing the president's perceived “Deep State” foes.

But Trump told confidants he had bigger plans for Patel: He’d force out CIA Deputy DirectorVaughn Bishop, replace him with Patel, and if Haspel quit in protest, then Patel or another loyalist would lead the CIA.

Patel found favor with Trump playing a central role in Republican efforts to counter-program special counselRobert Mueller's Russia probe. He was the key author of a memo in which Nunes accused the Department of Justice and the FBI of abusing surveillance laws as part of a politically motivated effort to take down Trump. An inspector general later validated some of the Republican criticisms of the Russia investigation.

Trump had also become convinced that there were still all kinds of classified documents lying around inside the CIA that would harm his enemies — Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, former CIA DirectorJohn Brennanand others.

Trump regarded Patel as somebody who he could trust to do whatever he asked, without challenging, slow-walking, questioning his judgment or asking too many annoying questions. Patel told Axios that this characterization was a “total lie about how I behave with the president.”

Patel served for four months as principal deputy to Acting Director of National IntelligenceRic Grenell, was a terrorism prosecutor at DOJ, served on Trump’s National Security Council, worked at Joint Special Operations Command and served as senior official on the House Intelligence Committee.

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Patel was traveling in Asia with actingDefense Secretary Millerwhen, abruptly, on Dec. 8, Trump summoned him back to Washington.

The Pentagon declined to answer questions at the time on why Patel was called back. But given the tensions running through the building after Trump replaced top officials with loyalists, it set off feverish speculation among senior Pentagon staff.

Patel had to link through multiple commercial flights to get back in a hurry. Meanwhile, Trump instructed White House chief of staffMark Meadowsto tell Haspel he was firing Bishop and replacing him with Patel.

Trump planned to name Patel deputy director of the CIA on Dec. 11 — in fact, the paperwork had already been drafted to formalize Patel’s appointment. That same day, Haspel decided for the first time in weeks to attend the president’s daily intelligence briefing.

Reports that she was on the ropes had been swirling for weeks and she'd been steering clear of the West Wing — a COVID hotzone. During the briefing that day, Haspel deftly reminded Trump of what had initially impressed him about her: As Trump often put it, she was tough, and good at killing terrorists.

After the briefing ended and Haspel had left the room, Trump asked a small group of his senior aides what they thought about Haspel.Pencedelivered a full-throated defense, calling the CIA director a patriot, praising her job performance and trying to reassure Trump that she had his back. Cipollone had also repeatedly defended Haspel to the president.

Trump abruptly switched course, deciding to call off the plan to install Patel. But there was one glitch: Just down the hall in the chief of staff's office, Meadows had already told Haspel that Patel would be taking Bishop's job.

Haspelresponded with the flinty aggression she was renowned for. She said she wouldn't stand for it, and that she would resign before allowing Patel to assume a position as her deputy.

Meadows had presented it as a fait accompli, but this was not a decision Haspel would take lying down. And now Trump had changed his mind. Meadows had to swallow his pride and reverse the order.

Driving the news: On Friday, MyPillow CEOMike Lindell, a prominent election-overturning conspiracy theorist and lawyerSidney Powell, visited Trump for his final Friday afternoon in the Oval Office.

Washington Post photographer Jabin Botsford caught a picture of Lindell’s notes before he entered the West Wing.

Among the pillow entrepreneur’s prescriptions for the president was the eye-catching line: “Move Kash Patel to CIA Acting.”

What they're saying: Patel declined to comment on the president’s early-December plan, but told Axios, “I do want to say on the record that I have never met, spoken to, seen, texted, or communicated with Mike Lindell."

https://www.axios.com/2021/01/16/kash-patel-cia-gina-haspel