Bill Evanina.
Who reported to Mike Flynn.
Bill is now Director of the National Counterintelligence and Security Center (NCSC).
Sound familiar?
Think Peter Strzok.
Running missions here and abroad.
With one major change.
Counterintelligence measures are directed against the American people.
With no attempt to hide it.
Evanina worked with Eric Holder and Kenneth Blanco in Fast & Furious.
The plan was for the Justice Department to give guns to Mexican drug cartels.
To kill American citizens.
To get rid of the Second Amendment.
Because bad guys used guns to kill the good guys.
Living the good guys without guns.
To fire back in self-defense.
As a result, Holder was impeached by Congress.
At the time, he was Attorney General.
Holder was also a federal judge in the District of Columbia.
He works for Covington & Burling.
A law firm.
Kenneth Blanco.
He was in the middle of Fast & Furious too.
Evanina, Blanco, and Holder.
Their accomplices?
Kip Braeley.
Natalie Mayfield Sours Edwards.
Both self-admitted CIA operatives.
Within ATF.
Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms.
Who helped manage registering the guns.
And moving them to locations around the country.
To be used at a place and time.
To kill innocent Americans.
Like Las Vegas.
San Bernardino.
Orlando.
Seattle.
And New York City.
Just in time for snipers to pick off some people.
Celebrating July 4th.
Who are the other usual suspects?
Army Gen. Gustave Perna.
Approved yesterday by the Senate to run Operation Warp Speed.
He commented at a press conference dated May 18th:
"This is a military mission".
Referring to Operation Warp Speed.
The plan to vaccine everyone in the U.S.
And jail the ones who refuse.
Nope.
He never said that.
Army Col. Deborah Birx.
In the State Department.
In charge of USAID.
A U.S. military operation in the UN.
With Dr. Tedros of WHO on their payroll.
Air Force Col. Nancy Messonnier.
Former Asst. AG Rod Rosenstein's sister.
Number two at the CDC in Atlanta.
Where live smallpox is stored.
Who learned nothing when the Army shipped live anthrax throughout the U.S. in 2001.
The Inspector General admitted that there is no such thing as a secure biolab.
Took less than 15 minutes to write this.
Who did I miss?
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