Well, look what finally turned up. The infamous “Russiagate binder,” stuffed with secrets the DC swamp tried desperately to keep hidden, has finally seen the light of day. The Federalist reports they’ve got their hands on the hefty file – hundreds of pages detailing the Russia collusion hoax – and they’ve put it all online for the world to see.
BREAKING: @FDRLST has obtained the Russiagate binder, which consist of seven separate files totaling hundreds of pages. In the interest of full transparency and disclosure, we are making the documents available to everyone for review on our Scribd page.
Links to follow…(1/2) pic.twitter.com/vJ4JryTMsl— Sean Davis (@seanmdav) April 11, 2025
This binder, packed with sensitive intelligence on the FBI’s Crossfire Hurricane probe and Russia’s meddling, mysteriously vanished in the chaotic final days of the Trump White House. Trump had ordered the binder compiled and pushed for its declassification, hoping to expose the roots of the investigation that plagued his presidency, but intelligence officials and even some allies balked, citing national security risks.
Now, the documents are out. What’s inside? Reports suggest it includes raw intelligence from the US and allies about Russian agents, details on how intel agencies gathered their info, and crucially, unreleased texts between disgraced FBI lovebirds Peter Strzok and Lisa Page – key figures in the anti-Trump operation within the Bureau.
Remember, this binder was so sensitive that lawmakers could only view parts of it under lock and key at CIA headquarters. It contained the kind of raw intel that could blow the lid off sources and methods used to spy on the Trump campaign and spin the collusion narrative.
Its disappearance sparked panic among intel chiefs, who briefed Congress on frantic efforts to recover it. But it stayed missing – until now. The release promises to shed new light on just how deep the deep state went to undermine a sitting president, confirming long-held suspicions about the origins and execution of the Russiagate probe. Get ready for the fireworks.
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