DID YOU KNOW DONALD TRUMP HAS BEEN FIGHTING THE DEEP STATE SINCE THE 1980'S?
"New York was so totally corrupt and so controlled by the mob in the '80s that in order to be a successful businessman, you had to have some way to work that world," said former FBI agent Walt Stowe.
Trump went into a drywall manufacturing business with Daniel Sullivan, which was represented by Roy Cohn.
Trump appears to have learned a lot about the mob from Roy Cohn whom he met in 1973 at a New York Night club.
Cohn mentored a young Donald Trump in mafia-style politics.
Sometime in 1979, Roger Stone met Donald Trump for the first time.
The meeting was arranged by Roy Cohn.
It’s safe to assume that Trump met Paul Manafort shortly after, since Stone and Manafort went into business together in 1980.
Trump said of Daniel Sullivan - “He portrayed himself to be the closest person on earth to the FBI.”
One day in April 1981, Sullivan walked into Trump’s Manhattan office with two men in suits.
They were FBI agents, and they wanted to talk to Trump about organised crime.
Trump welcomed them in.
Trump soon deepened his interactions with Sullivan, who turned out to be an FBI informant, and cultivated a friendship with one of the FBI agents, a young investigator named Walt Stowe, who was one of Sullivan’s handlers at the agency.
Trump collaborated on a plan with Stowe and other FBI agents to allow an undercover operation at his first casino.
Trump said he continued working with Sullivan only after Stowe and another agent vouched for him as “100 percent clean.”
Trump has spoken little about his interactions with the FBI or his friendship with Stowe.
Trump told The Post that Stowe was a “high-quality guy” but “not a pal.”
Stowe said he remains fond of Trump and never saw him do anything illegal.
He said he considered both Trump and Sullivan to be “professional friends.”
Friends and associates recall Sullivan as a giant of a man with great charm and the embodiment of a gregarious Irishman.
Former law enforcement officials say Trump had a close and curious relationship with the New York division of the FBI.
Former FBI Special Agent Mark Rossini said he had not personally witnessed Trump in the bureau's office, though others had and Trump may have been a "hip-pocket source" for James Kallstrom, and Rudy Giuliani, the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan, who would later become mayor of New York and, eventually, Trump's personal lawyer amid the "Russiagate" probe.
Kallstrom denied that Trump was a source. (Expected)
Kallstrom, a former Marine, grew close to Trump over the years.
The real estate developer donated over $230,000 to Kallstrom's Marine Corps–Law Enforcement Foundation (in which Rush Limbaugh was a director) and provided it free space in his Atlantic City casinos for fundraisers, according to several accounts.
Kallstrom became an influential Trump defender and Hillary Clinton critic during the 2016 campaign, bashing then–FBI Director James Comey for failing to nail Clinton on her private email server and accusing Obama administration officials of committing "perjury" in their pursuit of Russian ties to Trump and his associates.
In March 2018, he went further, accusing Comey and disgraced former FBI counterintelligence chief Peter Strzok of having "a backup plan to frame Donald Trump" as a Russian agent.
Former FBI Special Agent Myron Fuller, who gained fame for the FBI bribery sting (dramatised in the movie American Hustle) said "Trump was an informant for somebody in the FBI New York office."
A remark Trump himself made at an event years later suggested he was well placed to share tips on Mafia personalities with favoured FBI officials.
During the height of his fame as star of The Apprentice, Trump claimed that "every network" tried to get him to do a reality show, but he refused.
"I don't want to have cameras all over my office, dealing with contractors, politicians, mobsters and everyone else I have to deal with in my business," he told a 2004 panel at the Museum of Television and Radio in L.A. "You know, mobsters don't like, as they are talking to me, having cameras all over the room. It would play well on television, but it doesn't play well with them."
Trump ran an apparently failing casino in Atlantic City in the 1980’s where the Jersey and NYC mob frequented Atlantic City and the Taj often
According to a 1981 FBI memo, Trump proposed that the FBI use undercover agents in his Atlantic City casino to help take down the MOB.
The FBI and the Trump Organisation coordinated during the pre-construction phase to set it up as such.
The document also details that Trump and his brother met again with the FBI in June 1981.
It is clear that Trump and his younger brother, Robert Trump, were secret FBI informants.
Trump built his Atlantic City casino to trap the MOB, then he tore it down.
This was a sting operation so that the FBI could get dirt on the mob money launderers who were then prosecuted by none other than John Durham.
Mobster Sammy the Bull Gravano said Donald Trump had Ex FBI Agents all around him and could never “Get to Him”
“I tried multiple times where I tried to press him and make arrangements where I could work with him…
I did that with other big contractors. I had the power of the unions, I could do all kinds of little things, but I couldn’t get to him. He wouldn’t bite. He just wouldn’t bite.…”
Trumps history with the FBI is interesting to say the least when you start looking into it.
I have said many times that most people that work for the FBI are great patriots.
It is the 7th floor of the FBI that looked at Trumps White House as the enemy.
Did you now that Donald J Trump worked with the FBI during the course of the initial investigation of Jeffrey Epstein during the 2006 to 2008 period and was the reason Epstein was arrested for being a pedophile?
Epstein/Maxwell's targeting of Mar-a-Lago employees and guests later caused Trump to ban them from the property in 2008.
The attorney that recently unsealed documents on Epstein said that in 2009 shortly before Epstein pleaded guilty, Trump was the only person who picked up the phone and was eager to help him investigate Epstein and Maxwell.
Trump has worked as an informer with the FBI for decades and the current military operation (Q) that we see now wasn't the first time Trump has been asked to help take down a massive crime syndicate.
We are witnessing the biggest sting operation in human history.
This plan to save the world will be studied for generations and we are the privileged ones to see it climactically unfold.
NCSWIC
MTB
@realDonaldTrump @RogerJStoneJr
"New York was so totally corrupt and so controlled by the mob in the '80s that in order to be a successful businessman, you had to have some way to work that world," said former FBI agent Walt Stowe.
Trump went into a drywall manufacturing business with Daniel Sullivan, which was represented by Roy Cohn.
Trump appears to have learned a lot about the mob from Roy Cohn whom he met in 1973 at a New York Night club.
Cohn mentored a young Donald Trump in mafia-style politics.
Sometime in 1979, Roger Stone met Donald Trump for the first time.
The meeting was arranged by Roy Cohn.
It’s safe to assume that Trump met Paul Manafort shortly after, since Stone and Manafort went into business together in 1980.
Trump said of Daniel Sullivan - “He portrayed himself to be the closest person on earth to the FBI.”
One day in April 1981, Sullivan walked into Trump’s Manhattan office with two men in suits.
They were FBI agents, and they wanted to talk to Trump about organised crime.
Trump welcomed them in.
Trump soon deepened his interactions with Sullivan, who turned out to be an FBI informant, and cultivated a friendship with one of the FBI agents, a young investigator named Walt Stowe, who was one of Sullivan’s handlers at the agency.
Trump collaborated on a plan with Stowe and other FBI agents to allow an undercover operation at his first casino.
Trump said he continued working with Sullivan only after Stowe and another agent vouched for him as “100 percent clean.”
Trump has spoken little about his interactions with the FBI or his friendship with Stowe.
Trump told The Post that Stowe was a “high-quality guy” but “not a pal.”
Stowe said he remains fond of Trump and never saw him do anything illegal.
He said he considered both Trump and Sullivan to be “professional friends.”
Friends and associates recall Sullivan as a giant of a man with great charm and the embodiment of a gregarious Irishman.
Former law enforcement officials say Trump had a close and curious relationship with the New York division of the FBI.
Former FBI Special Agent Mark Rossini said he had not personally witnessed Trump in the bureau's office, though others had and Trump may have been a "hip-pocket source" for James Kallstrom, and Rudy Giuliani, the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan, who would later become mayor of New York and, eventually, Trump's personal lawyer amid the "Russiagate" probe.
Kallstrom denied that Trump was a source. (Expected)
Kallstrom, a former Marine, grew close to Trump over the years.
The real estate developer donated over $230,000 to Kallstrom's Marine Corps–Law Enforcement Foundation (in which Rush Limbaugh was a director) and provided it free space in his Atlantic City casinos for fundraisers, according to several accounts.
Kallstrom became an influential Trump defender and Hillary Clinton critic during the 2016 campaign, bashing then–FBI Director James Comey for failing to nail Clinton on her private email server and accusing Obama administration officials of committing "perjury" in their pursuit of Russian ties to Trump and his associates.
In March 2018, he went further, accusing Comey and disgraced former FBI counterintelligence chief Peter Strzok of having "a backup plan to frame Donald Trump" as a Russian agent.
Former FBI Special Agent Myron Fuller, who gained fame for the FBI bribery sting (dramatised in the movie American Hustle) said "Trump was an informant for somebody in the FBI New York office."
A remark Trump himself made at an event years later suggested he was well placed to share tips on Mafia personalities with favoured FBI officials.
During the height of his fame as star of The Apprentice, Trump claimed that "every network" tried to get him to do a reality show, but he refused.
"I don't want to have cameras all over my office, dealing with contractors, politicians, mobsters and everyone else I have to deal with in my business," he told a 2004 panel at the Museum of Television and Radio in L.A. "You know, mobsters don't like, as they are talking to me, having cameras all over the room. It would play well on television, but it doesn't play well with them."
Trump ran an apparently failing casino in Atlantic City in the 1980’s where the Jersey and NYC mob frequented Atlantic City and the Taj often
According to a 1981 FBI memo, Trump proposed that the FBI use undercover agents in his Atlantic City casino to help take down the MOB.
The FBI and the Trump Organisation coordinated during the pre-construction phase to set it up as such.
The document also details that Trump and his brother met again with the FBI in June 1981.
It is clear that Trump and his younger brother, Robert Trump, were secret FBI informants.
Trump built his Atlantic City casino to trap the MOB, then he tore it down.
This was a sting operation so that the FBI could get dirt on the mob money launderers who were then prosecuted by none other than John Durham.
Mobster Sammy the Bull Gravano said Donald Trump had Ex FBI Agents all around him and could never “Get to Him”
“I tried multiple times where I tried to press him and make arrangements where I could work with him…
I did that with other big contractors. I had the power of the unions, I could do all kinds of little things, but I couldn’t get to him. He wouldn’t bite. He just wouldn’t bite.…”
Trumps history with the FBI is interesting to say the least when you start looking into it.
I have said many times that most people that work for the FBI are great patriots.
It is the 7th floor of the FBI that looked at Trumps White House as the enemy.
Did you now that Donald J Trump worked with the FBI during the course of the initial investigation of Jeffrey Epstein during the 2006 to 2008 period and was the reason Epstein was arrested for being a pedophile?
Epstein/Maxwell's targeting of Mar-a-Lago employees and guests later caused Trump to ban them from the property in 2008.
The attorney that recently unsealed documents on Epstein said that in 2009 shortly before Epstein pleaded guilty, Trump was the only person who picked up the phone and was eager to help him investigate Epstein and Maxwell.
Trump has worked as an informer with the FBI for decades and the current military operation (Q) that we see now wasn't the first time Trump has been asked to help take down a massive crime syndicate.
We are witnessing the biggest sting operation in human history.
This plan to save the world will be studied for generations and we are the privileged ones to see it climactically unfold.
NCSWIC
MTB
@realDonaldTrump @RogerJStoneJr
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