THEFEDERALIST (Breccan F. Thies) - FBI Docs: Alleged Chinese Spy Fang Fang Sold Access To Eric Swalwell
Fang was known by the FBI to have connections to Chinese intelligence operators, which is why she was targeted by the FBI as an informant.
DAILYCALLER (Philip Lenczycki) - EXCLUSIVE: Property Mogul Indicted In NYC Mayor’s Office Bribery Scheme Listed As Chinese Intel Official
‘Party and state missions’
YOUTUBE (Nellie Miranda) - Former Fed Official Sentenced to Prison as Another Fed Controversy Erupts
Former Fed adviser John Rogers is sentenced to prison, while Fed Governor Lisa Cook signals the central bank is ready to act if inflation remains high. Thoughts? Please head to the website to purchase some merch: www.nelliemiranda.com
AMERICANGREATNESS (AG News Staff) - American Citizen Admits Working for Chinese Intelligence, Gathering Information on American Targets
An American citizen has plead guilty to operating on behalf of Chinese intelligence services inside the United States, admitting to gathering information on American targets […] Source
STONEZONE (Roger Stone) - The Rise and Spectacular Fall of Eric Swalwell
His fall was inevitable because vanity is brittle. If ambition could be decanted in a laboratory flask, aerated with vanity, sprayed with hair product, and marched directly from student government into a television studio, the result would look very much like Eric Swalwell. Born in Sac City, Iowa, and raised in Dublin, California, Swalwell was […] The post The Rise and Spectacular Fall of Eric Swalwell appeared first on StoneZone .
His fall was inevitable because vanity is brittle. If ambition could be decanted in a laboratory flask, aerated with vanity, sprayed with hair product, and marched directly from student government into a television studio, the result would look very much like Eric Swalwell. Born in Sac City, Iowa, and raised in Dublin, California, Swalwell was the son of a police officer and grew up in a household that seems to have prized order, respectability, advancement, and the polished appearances of upward mobility. He played sports, pursued the usual credentials, studied law, and followed that now drearily familiar route by which modern mediocrities are transformed into public men. Student government. Local office. Prosecutor’s résumé. Camera…Open