Ex-Trump Adviser Walid Phares Speaks Out
By Jim Hoft
Agrees that Obamagate Began with Obama’s Secret Deals with Iran and His Domestic Spying on Trump Officials
Journalist and author Lee Smith uncovered the beginnings of Obamagate in an article at Tabletmag.com in May.
We reported on Lee Smith’s report a month ago.
Lee Smith began his article with the strange discussion former President Obama had with the incoming President-elect Trump:
Barack Obama warned his successor against hiring Michael Flynn. It was Nov. 10, 2016, just two days after Donald Trump upset Hillary Clinton to become the 45th president of the United States. Trump told aide Hope Hicks that he was bewildered by the president’s warning. Of all the important things Obama could have discussed with him, the outgoing commander in chief wanted to talk about Michael Flynn.
Obviously, Barack Obama revealed his great hatred for General Flynn to President Trump during their first private meeting.
Why was General Flynn Obama’s number one target? Why was his name unmasked by multiples of individuals after the 2016 and before President Trump’s inauguration?
The answer is that Obama saw Flynn as a threat to his legacy, which was rooted in his July 2015 nuclear agreement with Iran—the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). Flynn had said long before he signed on with the Trump campaign that it was a catastrophe to realign American interests with those of a terror state. And now that the candidate he’d advised was the new president-elect, Flynn was in a position to help undo the deal. To stop Flynn, the outgoing White House ran the same offense it used to sell the Iran deal—they smeared Flynn through the press as an agent of a foreign power, spied on him, and leaked classified intercepts of his conversations to reliable echo chamber allies.
Obama took over the Russia collusion conspiracy after the election in an effort to stop General Flynn and the incoming President.
Smith wrote: