British Spy Chiefs and Theresa May Adviser Were Briefed on the Steele Dossier Before Trump

Spy chiefs in the UK, as well as one of Theresa May’s closest advisers, were briefed on the Steele dossier before President Donald Trump ever knew about it.

Weeks after President Trump’s election victory the heads of MI5 and MI6 and one of Prime Minister May’s most trusted security advisers were briefed on the contents of the salacious debunked Steele dossier. 

Christopher Steele who was paid $168,000 by Fusion GPS write the memos regarding the dossier, briefed Charles Farr the former Chairman of the UK’s Joint Intelligence Committee (the same committee which has Claire Smith who was strangely close to Joseph Mifsud) on the contents of the opposition research document. No one will be able to ask Charles Farr what did he know and when regarding the Spygate scandal because he died in February.

Charles Farr immediately passed the opposition research and salacious dossier to MI5 Director General Andrew Parker, and MI6 chief Alex Younger who then briefed one of May’s closest security advisers, but reportedly she was never told of this by her close adviser or her spy chiefs.

The contents of this dossier have been debunked as Cohen didn’t go to Prague, the Russians don’t have anything compromising on Trump as they would’ve released it as he has been an aggressively anti-Russian President, and the claims of these nefarious meetings where collusion occurred have been entirely debunked by Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation by a team of overwhelmingly hostile Democrats. 

Former FBI General Counsel James Baker admitted that he felt that the dossier which was used to spy on the Trump campaign, looked like it was appearing as blackmail. If the dossier was true as was told to the FISA court it is why would James Baker be concerned about the appearance of blackmail? 

Christopher Steele met with Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Kathleen Kavalec less than two weeks before the first FISA warrant application went out against Carter Page and it was the opposition research debunked dossier that was used to spy on Carter Page. 

Just days after President Donald Trump was sworn in as President the head of Britain’s GCHQ Robert Hannigan resigned from his post. If he did nothing wrong why did he resign from his role? 

All these Spygate roads lead to London, Britain is extremely nervous about the declassification of the FISA warrants, and they have every reason to be. Hillary was supposed to win so that their crimes would never come to light in the greatest abuse of power scandal in American history.