In a dramatic turn of events that continues to upend the narrative surrounding the 2016 US presidential election, recent revelations suggest that the Obama administration may have been deeply involved in manufacturing and disseminating the Trump-Russia collusion hoax – long before Donald Trump even secured the Republican nomination. The latest findings, reported by Fox News and supported by newly declassified intelligence, point to a coordinated effort within the highest levels of US intelligence to assist the Hillary Clinton campaign in vilifying her political opponent with baseless accusations of Russian ties.

According to credible foreign sources, which are believed to include Russian intelligence assets, US agencies were predicted – with striking accuracy – to pursue an intelligence operation targeting Donald Trump. These predictions, reportedly collected and reviewed by then-Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe, raise uncomfortable questions about the role of federal agencies and the apparent political motivations driving their actions in the summer of 2016.

The genesis of the Trump-Russia narrative can be traced back to a July 2016 plan allegedly approved by Hillary Clinton to accuse Donald Trump of being compromised by Russian intelligence. This strategy was apparently so well-known within international intelligence circles that Moscow itself was reportedly aware of it. Ratcliffe, who served as Director of National Intelligence under Trump, testified in 2020 that former CIA Director John Brennan had personally briefed President Obama about this plan, citing Brennan’s handwritten notes as evidence.

Rather than sounding the alarm about a political campaign potentially being manipulated by foreign disinformation, the FBI and CIA instead turned their focus on Trump’s........

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