Papadopoulos: 'Clinton friend, MI6 spook sought me out, lied about our meeting'

Jim Hoft
Gateway Pundit
Mon, 10 Sep 2018 06:26 UTC

Former Trump campaign staffer George Papadopoulos was sentenced on Friday to 14 days in prison after being set up by the Obama Deep State in the 2016 election.

George Papadopoulos went on CNN and ABC this weekend to discuss his role in the Spygate scandal.

Papadopoulos told the liberal anchors about how he was set up by Obama spy Stephan Halper in London after he was brought on by the Trump campaign.

Papdopoulos added that Halper began to sweat and his demeanor changed when George told him he had "no idea what you're talking about" as far as hacking and Russians.

On Monday following his sentencing and weekend interviews George Papadopoulos went after Clinton friend Alexander Downer who also set him up and spread lies about their brief meeting.

Alexander Downer and deep state spy Stephan Halper are longtime acquaintances.

In April of this year Downer backtracked and refused to say he met with George Papadopoulos.

Now this...

Papadopoulos tweeted out on Monday that Downer sought him out and they NEVER ONCE spoke about Russian emails.

George Papadopoulos:

Alexander Downer, wanted to meet under incredibly suspicious circumstances. I found it so odd that Downer, who gained notoriety in Australia for wearing women's fish nets, invited me to "order" me to stop "bothering" his good friend David Cameron. And told me my views were hostile to British interests. So basically, for those paying attention, we have a Clinton friend, connected to the MI6, and private intelligence organizations in London, probing me about my ties to the energy business offshore Israel. Nothing about the US-Australia relationship. Yet I supposedly told THAT individual about emails. Something I have no recollection ever discussing.

Comment: Here's what Papadopoulos told CNN:

I received an unsolicited email from Stephan Halper who I thought was a Cambridge professor inviting me. So he reached out and said I want you to write a paper for me. I joined him about a week later over drinks at the hotel in London where all of the sudden he pulls out his phone. Everyone has phones when they meet with me and he places it in front of him and he begins to tell me, "So George, of course hacking is in the interest of your campaign. Of course, the Russians are helping you." These open-ended questions, and, "Of course, you're probably involved in it too. That's correct right?"

So it seems that from the very beginning, certain parties (i.e., British intelligence in league with American political operators) were out to create a connection between the Trump team and the Russians. They tried to implicate Papadopoulos, but it didn't quite work, for a simple reason: there was no Russian collusion.

See also:

• Joseph Mifsud, who set up Russiagate patsy Papadopoulos has been missing since November 2017 - now presumed dead? - UPDATE
• Mueller's triumph: Papadopoulos sentenced 14 days in jail, $9,500 fine and community service
• Ignored: Israeli spying on Trump