STEFAN HALPER: THE SPY WHO HATES (LOVES) TRUMP?

ICHEOKU says his name is Stefan Halper, a Cambridge University Professor of American Foreign Policy and he spied for the FBI while inside the then Trump presidential campaign. Now, you know when President Donald John Trump said that his campaign was spied upon by the former President Barack Hussein Obama's government, that he spoke truthfully. Yes, the president was right and here is one of the moles, a fat one for that matter, who was engaged for the covert activities. 

ICHEOKU says for anyone who believes that former President Barack Hussein Obama did not know or have any inkling of the flagrant violations of law and ethics that went down during the last election and dying days of the former government might as well believe that unicorns exist. How can such high level abuse of power go on without the former head of the government buying into it and approving of same. Little wonder the former president,  believing that some earth shattering dust will be unearthed which will derail Trump's campaign,  severally boasted that Trump can never be president. But today, the American people are beginning to see where all the dead bodies were buried and you wonder what else are they holding from the American people. 

The only explanation feasible is that then President Barack Obama was so confident that Queen Crooked Hillary Clinton was going to win the last election and will sweep everything under the rug, that he threw caution to the wind and signed off on such illegality. People must be held accountable; at least as a deterrent, for any future such police State antics. President Richard Nixon was forced to resign his office, impeached and later pardoned for doing less; he merely planted listening devices at the Watergate Building office of the Democratic Party. But here in this "I Spy" scandal, was a sitting president using the instrumentality of his office, a government agency, the FBI, to spy on an opposition candidate. Yet, somebody said America is not corrupt and corruption has not been redefined, at least not just yet. SAD.