🚨 BOMBSHELL UPDATE: A Democratic intelligence staffer, w/ over a decade of experience on the House Intel Committee, informed the FBI that Adam Schiff personally authorized the leaking of classified information to damage to @POTUS 🧵 
The whistleblower described Schiff’s directive as not only unethical, but “illegal” and “treasonous”—evoking alarm in anyone who values the rule of law.
justthenews.com/government/con…
justthenews.com/government/con…
According to FBI 302 interview notes: the staffer personally attended a meeting where Schiff green-lit the plan to leak classified intel, specifically intended to smear Donald Trump
When the whistleblower expressed concern, colleagues allegedly reassured him: “You won’t get caught.”
A chilling reminder of how groupthink can override legal and ethical standards.
A chilling reminder of how groupthink can override legal and ethical standards.
Schiff allegedly invoked the Speech and Debate Clause, suggesting immunity from prosecution—an extraordinary claim that even DOJ or SG opinions haven’t confirmed.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speech_or…
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speech_or…
Despite the 2017 report to the FBI and a 2023 follow-up interview, no DOJ action was reportedly taken.
A troubling red flag about selective enforcement when political motives are at play.
A troubling red flag about selective enforcement when political motives are at play.
The is a classic case of “weaponized oversight”—where intelligence becomes a tool for political warfare, not national security.
A public threat, not a private conversation.
A public threat, not a private conversation.
If intelligence staff can’t alert authorities without being muzzled—or worse, told they’re above the law—we risk losing democratic accountability entirely.
This isn’t just partisan theater—it’s a sober warning about how power corrupts when gatekeepers of state secrets play political chess. We need meaningful protections for whistleblowers and nonpartisan oversight.
@CostanzaPAC values lean America First, Libertarian & Common Sense
We should hold our institutions accountable—regardless of party. If Congress and DOJ won’t act, the public must demand transparency, justice, and reform—before trust completely evaporates.
We should hold our institutions accountable—regardless of party. If Congress and DOJ won’t act, the public must demand transparency, justice, and reform—before trust completely evaporates.
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