Gabbard’s Declassified Documents Are Just The Tip Of The Iceberg

From fake impeachments to battles with a KGB-created religious movement, Trump is engaged in a “to the political death” battle with the left.

American Thinker 

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard just released another batch of declassified documents that lay bare how the 2019 Trump impeachment was built on second-hand hearsay, anonymous tips, and a coordinated narrative pushed by intelligence officials and Democrat operatives. At the same time, we’ve witnessed the Democrats’ sudden, open allegiance with a Chicago Pope.

The impeachment wasn’t real, and Trump’s not engaged in a religious war. Instead, both fights—the attacks at home and in the Vatican—are the visible handiwork of a coordinated Deep State and globalist Cabal—the same network of intelligence operatives, bureaucrats, foreign actors, and ideological allies that has operated as a mutual protection racket existing since Benghazi.

Domestically, Just The News recently reported that the 2019 Ukraine impeachment effort was a direct continuation of the failed Mueller investigation—the same players, the same goal: get Trump by any means necessary.

This is explosive, not because it reveals anything entirely new, but because it confirms, with actual documents, what many of us have been saying for years: The pattern goes all the way back to Benghazi (here)(here), when Hillary Clinton and the Obama administration went rogue, and everyone began covering for each other. From that point forward, it became a mutual protection racket: lie, leak, lawfare, and media spin to shield the collective criminal acts.

The Russia collusion hoax, the two sham impeachments, the relentless lawfare, and now the coordinated street protests are not isolated events. They are overt acts in the same ongoing criminal enterprise.

Hillary Clinton’s infamous email server and pay-to-play operation were never fully prosecuted because she had to win in 2016 to keep the entire conspiracy concealed. The Biden family’s foreign dealings fit the same mold—Hunter Biden acting as the princeling, raking in millions from Chinese and other foreign interests in exchange for favorable policy decisions. They sold out the country to protect the larger protection racket, where everyone involved had a stake in the cover-up.

Gabbard’s releases—including material pulled from “burn bags” and previously hidden files—make it increasingly difficult for legacy media to dismiss these connections as conspiracy theory. The documents show how second-hand claims were elevated to impeachment-level accusations while exculpatory evidence was buried or ignored. At some point, the game of whack-a-mole becomes too large even for the legacy media—which has grown lazy and complicit—to keep spinning disinformation to cover up their criminal acts.

This is the very definition of an ongoing criminal enterprise, the core of a RICO case. On March 26, I described the Southern District of Florida grand jury subpoenas to Comey and Brennan as the potential RICO hammer finally dropping on a decade-long conspiracy, even as the DOJ is continuing to purgeholdovers who have been dragging their feet. Because the enterprise is treated as ongoing, statutes of limitations do not shield the participants. Moving the case to Florida avoids the deeply conflicted D.C. venue and gives accountability a real chance to stick.

President Trump is a master of multitasking. While the radical left spreads disinformation to discourage Republican turnout and hammer him daily, he is methodically dismantling the machinery that tried to destroy him. The base should take heart: real accountability is on the way. The RICO case in the Southern District of Florida is building, and public evidence could emerge this summer ahead of the midterms—a politically significant step toward restoring trust in our institutions.

The American people have watched this machinery operate for nearly two decades. The truth seeks to be free. With new leadership at the DOJ and the FBI, and Gabbard’s continued declassifications shining a light on the hidden records, the walls are closing in.

This decades-long enterprise is not limited to the intelligence agencies, lawfare, and street-level protests. It extends into the cultural and ideological realm, where globalist and Marxist influences continue to undermine American institutions and leaders. While President Trump methodically dismantles the legal and intelligence machinery arrayed against him, he must also contend with coordinated attacks from multiple fronts—including recent attempts to discredit key appointees like Patel and Hegseth.

Nor is this battle purely domestic. The Pope’s recent comments, whether driven by ideological alignment or simple naivety, serve as another front in this larger battle. Thus, the spat between Trump and Pope Leo highlights how KGB-created Liberation Theology is one front in this ideological war.

As Lt. Gen. Ion Mihai Pacepa detailed in his book Disinformation, the KGB ran long-term operations to infiltrate religious institutions and turn them into vehicles for political subversion. In 2015, Pacepa had this to say about liberation theology in 2015:

It was not invented by Latin American Catholics. It was developed by the KGB. The man who is now the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Kirill, secretly worked for the KGB under the code name “Mikhailov” and spent four decades promoting liberation theology, which we at the top of the Eastern European intelligence community nicknamed Christianized Marxism.

Liberation theology has been generally understood to be a marriage of Marxism and Christianity. What has not been understood is that it was not the product of Christians who pursued Communism, but of Communists who pursued Christians.

The Pope’s recent comments appear either woefully uninformed about the evil the Mullahs are inflicting on their own people—including using children as human mine clearers and now as shields around power plants—or he is looking the other way, turning a blind eye. Either way, calling a spade a spade is necessary: the Iranian regime is evil incarnate.

Religious leaders, of all people, should have the moral clarity to name it as such instead of engaging in political theater. But of course, popes have often played politics. In the early 14th century, Pope Clement V, under pressure from King Philip IV of France (who owed massive debts to the Knights Templar), betrayed and suppressed the order, leading to the arrest, torture, and execution of many Templars on trumped-up charges. The pattern of political expediency over moral courage is not new.

Progressivism—a polite term for Marxism—has crept into our government and society since the 1920s. As Justice Clarence Thomas blasted in a recent speech:

I think if we don’t stand up and take ownership of our country and take responsibility for it, we are slowly letting others control how we think and what we think.

If you think it’s losing confidence, then you get up, and you participate. You don’t sit on the sidelines.

In my view, we must find in ourselves that same level of courage that the signers of the Declaration have so that we can do for our future what they did for theirs.

Thus, what we are witnessing is not a series of isolated scandals, but a comprehensive effort by the same forces to retain power and reshape society. The second part of this struggle—the ideological and religious dimension—is equally important and deserves closer examination.

With Trump in the White House, the temple is finally being cleansed, one document at a time. Trump is not a religious savior, but his efforts to restore American government echo Jesus driving the money changers out of the temple with righteous anger when He found corruption and exploitation in His Father’s house. Jesus later denounced the scribes and Pharisees in Matthew 23 as hypocrites and “whitewashed tombs”—beautiful on the outside but full of dead men’s bones inside. Today, we see the same spirit: leaders who appear righteous while concealing evil and protecting their power.

For more on this ongoing criminal enterprise and the broader pattern, readers can explore my full archive at American Thinker. The truth is finally breaking through, and real accountability appears to be on the horizon.

The American people deserve to see the full picture—and justice delivered.