A new whistleblower has come forward, but this time, the unnamed person is not targeting Donald Trump. The new informant is apparently part of a Deeper State than what we’ve been hearing about and has outed the Whistlegate spy who has been responsible for such large and dishonest headlines over the past couple of months.
What follows is a quick reference list of the newest information to get you up to speed:
1. New Intelligence Community Inspector General (ICIG) complaint registered by Tully Rinckley PLLC, law firm representing another unnamed whistleblower in the federal government with a “top-secret SCI security clearance” and who is reporting that the whistleblower in the Ukraine phone call faux-scandal has been raking in a lot of money illegally through GoFundMe site.
2. Whistleblower Aid worked with Mark Zaid (Whistlegate attorney) to set up GoFundMe site through Compass Rose Legal Group.
3. New complaint, however, claims that this GoFundMe site is violating Office of Government Ethics (OGE) regulations which states that employees of the federal government “may not accept any gift given because of the employee’s official position,” meaning that the gift would “not have been given had the employee not held the status, authority, or duties associated with the employee’s federal position.”
4. New complaint also details that the GoFundMe site may have also caused the Whistlegate spy to have accepted gifts from “prohibited sources,” possibly indicating foreign sources. The whistlegate spy is a person who “conducts activities regulated by the employee’s agency,” or who “has interests that can be affected by the performance or non-performance of the employee’s official duties.” In other words, they can be subjected to bribes by foreign entities based on a pay-for-play situation, similar to what Hillary Clinton was accused of when she was the Secretary of State for the Obama administration.
5. The amount of money raised so far by the whistlegate spy has been in excess of a quarter-million dollars. Whistleblower Aid (also known as Values United) was co-founded by “coup-tweet” attorney for Whistlegate spy, Mark Zaid.
6. Whistleblower Aid paid Matt Dorf $258,085 for “advertising and consulting services.” Dorf founded West End Strategy Team whose website plainly states that it “influences Progressive politics, skillfully shifting the conversation to achieve the goals of West End Strategy clients.”
7. The GoFundMe site for the Whistlegate spy has already had donations from roughly 6,000 individuals, where most of them are unnamed. If any of these was from foreign agents, that too would be a violation of the employee’s official position pursuant to 5 CFR 2635.203 and other statutes. In order to determine this, the ICIG would have to subpoena GoFundMe company for the list of the donor’s names to insure that they are not from foreign countries.
8. The new complaint has already forwarded the complaint to the Internal Revenue Service for review and investigation.
All this information comes on the heels of the promised “public” hearings in the House Intelligence Committee, chaired by Representative Adam Schiff. If this is an indication of things to come, he may just be up Schiff’s creek!
The complaint, which was filed last week and obtained by Fox News, alleged the donations from roughly 6,000 individuals “clearly constitute” gifts to a current intelligence official that may be restricted because of the employee’s official position pursuant to 5 CFR 2635.203 and other statutes. To date, the GoFundMe has raised over $227,000.
