Expert thinks Trump was set up

John Solomon is a journalist who exposed intelligence failures before the Sept. 11 attacks. Now with The Hill, he has an interesting take on Muellergate, the attempt by the Deep State to convict President Trump of something (anything) that would end his presidency.

Solomon made a good case that someone set up Candidate Donald John Trump.

"Early in my reporting that unraveled the origins of the Trump-Russia collusion probe, tying it to Hillary Clinton’s campaign and possible Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act abuses, I started to see patterns just as in the old mob meetings: FBI or intelligence-connected figures kept showing up in Trump Town USA during the 2016 campaign with a common calling card," Solomon wrote.

"The question now is, who sent them and why?"

I noticed that Mueller concentrates on meetings in Trump Tower in June 2016.

Now we all know that in a rare nod to the Constitution, a FISA judge appointed by Chief Justice John Roberts actually turned down an Obama request to bug Trump Tower that month, so surely there was no illegal spying on Candidate Trump by the Obama administration.

But it sure is curious that all these meetings went on.

"At least six people with long-established ties to the FBI or to U.S. and Western intelligence made entrees to key figures in the Trump business organization or his presidential campaign between March and October 2016," Solomon wrote.

Just a coincidence.

"Campaign figures were contacted by at least two Russian figures whose justification for being in the United States were rare law enforcement parole visas controlled by the U.S. Justice Department," he wrote.

No, there was not any undercover spying going on. Mister Bond is just a typewriter repairman from Novosibirsk.

"Nearly all of the contacts involved the same overture — a discussion about possible political dirt or stolen emails harmful to Hillary Clinton, or unsolicited business in London or Moscow," he wrote.

This was a set up and Mueller's mission is to destroy the evidence. Unfortunately for him — and fortunately for the Republic itself — President Trump has those FISA applications and other incriminating material. I believe he knew it (suspected it) all along. Remember his joke about having the Russians find Hillary's "missing" emails?

Solomon ended his column, "The American people deserve to know how much of the Trump-Russia probe was the result of agent provocateurs and political muckrakers and FISA cheaters, and how much was legitimate law enforcement work."

I know the answer. The only question is whether the truth will surface in my lifetime.

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