Former President Donald Trump remains resolute in his demand for accountability regarding the alleged Russian Collusion Hoax, insisting that former President Barack Obama and others must face repercussions for what he deems treasonous actions.
As reported by ’s Jim Hoft, former Democratic Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard unveiled a new trove of documents last Wednesday, purportedly substantiating claims that Obama orchestrated the release of the Russia Collusion narrative, fully aware of the absence of supporting evidence.
Notably, the third page of this document dump indicates that Obama not only authorized the release of these documents but did so with knowledge of their dubious validity. This suggests a deliberate effort to undermine Trump’s unprecedented electoral victory.
Former CIA Director John Brennan and several other officials associated with Obama’s administration find themselves under scrutiny as the fallout from these revelations continues. Brennan, in particular, seems to be feeling the pressure, as reports indicate he has sought legal counsel.
In a recent social media post, Trump shared two memes on his Truth Social account that called for the prosecution of these individuals. The first meme directly targeted Obama, declaring, “It’s Time to Indict Obama the Traitor for Treason.”
Trump followed up with another post that depicted Obama, former FBI Director James Comey, former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, and others labeled as the “Spies Who Lie” behind bars.
For those who doubted Trump’s seriousness regarding holding accountable those who allegedly sought to undermine his presidency, these recent actions signal a marked escalation in his rhetoric.
As reported by TGP’s Jordan Conradson, Trump has explicitly stated that Obama is “guilty” of treason and should be pursued by the Department of Justice for what he considers a coup attempt aimed at undermining his presidency in 2016.
“After what they did to me, and whether it’s right or wrong, it’s time to go after people,” Trump asserted, further amplifying his call for accountability.
