Disturbing

Disturbing by Bill Wilson

Before Donald Trump was elected there were many concerns about the leaks in the US national security and intelligence system. Hillary Clinton is a living testimony with her web of trading classified information for money and influence peddling using her State Department position.

But the leaking of sensitive information during the previous Administration goes far deeper than that. The ex-president appointed so many people that are loyal to his Marxist Islamist globalist agenda that they are able to spy on the members of the new Trump Administration in efforts to sabotage it and undermine it.

The firing of Acting Attorney General Sally Yates is an example. The resignation of National Security Advisor Michael Flynn may be another.

Whether Flynn misled President Trump about conversations with the Russian Ambassador, Trump dismissed Flynn and has handled that element of mistrust. The real problem here is the network within the federal government that is working to undermine the Trump presidency.

These agencies are populated with holdovers from the previous administration. The conversations between the Russian Ambassador and Flynn occurred before Trump took office. Information swirling around Flynn's conversations was being leaked by internal intelligence sources to friends in the news media, which in turn, allowed Democrats to publicly question if Trump was trying to mislead the American people about his ties to Russia.

Remember, Russia was the Democratic Party's ghost source of all US intelligence problems during the election.

Quoting unnamed sources in the intelligence community, the Wall Street Journal alleged that Flynn's conversations were secretly recorded by operatives of the previous Administration, who claimed that Flynn spoke of easing the sanctions the then lame duck president levied on Russia.

This information is still in debate. Enter Acting Attorney General Sally Yates who scurried over to FBI Director James Comey wanting immediate action. Yates was later fired for instructing the Justice Department not to enforce Trump's executive order temporarily banning immigrants and refugees from terrorist sponsoring states.

There is a pattern here: Russia, unnamed intelligence sources, news media spin, holdovers from the previous Administration undermining the current Administration, leftist politicians sowing distrust through insinuation.

The disturbing sign is more than what Flynn said to calm US-Russian relations during transition before Trump took office, but that deep in the circles of America's intelligence operations are rogue operatives spying on new Administration appointees, developing deadly narratives, and leaking this information to a news media eager to undermine Trump before assimilating the truth.

Then the politics of division takes its course. The circumstances surrounding Flynn are more disturbing evidence that the ex-president is fomenting rebellion. It's his organization, operatives, and progressive stalwarts who are carrying out the revolution.

Much deception is in the air.

As Jesus said in Matthew 24:4, "Take heed that no man deceive you."