Svetlana Lokhova, once a target of the intense scrutiny during the initial Russia collusion investigations, has become a remarkable source of breaking information. Her ability to consistently reveal critical details begs the question: how does she uncover these stories?
The revelation following the passing of Rob Reiner and his wife was particularly striking. Lokhova swiftly located a video depicting Reiner in conversation with key figures from the intelligence community – John Brennan and James Clapper. This footage exposed the depth of Reiner’s involvement in the attempts to undermine the first Trump administration.
The video showcased a clear conspiracy, revealing Reiner’s role alongside Brennan and Clapper in efforts to overthrow a democratically elected president. It prompted urgent questions: what was the nature of Reiner’s connection to the CIA, and who funded this operation?
Just days prior, Lokhova presented compelling evidence explaining the rationale behind the raid on Mar-a-Lago. Her analysis offered a detailed and insightful perspective on the events.
The raid, she revealed, stemmed from operations conducted by Brennan’s CIA and Comey’s FBI from within the United Kingdom, utilizing figures like Stef Halper and Chris Steele. Gina Haspel, then head of the CIA station in London, and Alan Kohler, the FBI liaison, were central to these activities.
In 2016, a fabricated narrative was constructed in London by Steele and Halper, falsely alleging an affair and espionage activities on Lokhova’s part. This manufactured story fueled the investigation into the Trump campaign and ultimately led to the appointment of Special Counsel Mueller, with the aim of impeachment.
President Trump attempted to declassify documents related to these operations in 2018, but faced resistance from Haspel, Wray, and Rosenstein, who cited concerns about damaging relationships with allies and compromising national security. Lokhova asserts the true concern was protecting the “Deep State.”
Trump finally succeeded in declassifying the documents at the end of his first term, though even then, the words “London” and “the United Kingdom” were censored. These documents were later retroactively re-classified by Biden’s National Security team, comprised of Obama, Comey, and Brennan loyalists.
The subsequent raid on Mar-a-Lago was then carried out by an FBI team led by Alan Kohler, the former FBI liaison to London, who was intimately familiar with Halper and Steele. The documents were hidden, and accusations of endangering national security were leveled against Trump under the Espionage Act.
With the charges ultimately dropped after a change in administration, Trump fully declassified the documents, confirming the raid was illegal and lacked probable cause. The truth, painstakingly revealed, demonstrated a deliberate attempt to discredit and damage a political opponent.
But how does Lokhova consistently uncover such crucial information? Her insights into the Russia collusion sham are unparalleled, piecing together numerous crimes committed by those operating within the shadows of power. Her own experience as a target of this system fuels her dedication to exposing the truth.
Lokhova explains her method is surprisingly straightforward: she closely follows the statements of President Trump. She believes he strategically reveals information, gauging the public’s capacity to absorb the full extent of the conspiracy. When Trump identified Reiner as a key organizer of the Russiagate plot, Lokhova knew it was a literal truth.
Knowing Hillary Clinton initiated Russiagate and Barack Obama orchestrated it, with Brennan and Clapper implementing the plan, she focused on uncovering the connections. The video, initially a placeholder on Reiner’s website, was deleted in an attempt to conceal evidence, but Lokhova located it elsewhere through diligent research.
She emphasizes a broader strategy: pay attention to President Trump’s statements. He often operates several steps ahead of unfolding events. She cites his recent comments regarding the Somali community, initially met with outrage, which were subsequently validated by reports of widespread fraud within government social programs.
The key, Lokhova suggests, is to follow the lead – and the lead, consistently, is President Trump. His pronouncements, often dismissed as controversial, frequently foreshadow the revelation of deeper truths.
