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VT has looked at Federico Klein and we believe he may well be proof that the CIA took direct part in January 6.  Our background check on him tells us there is an extremely high probability he is CIA.  Some at VT, we won’t say who, were also USMC and then worked with State Department diplomatic security as cover, while possibly involved in what the FBI then claimed were illegal domestic operations.  No more to be said on this one. Klein had worked around Trump for years before being on a shady “official” payroll.  The CIA began placing people around Trump in 1991 or before, when Sovi...

Views: Here's the latest from The Justice Department and FBI are investigating whether high-profile right-wing figures — including Roger Stone and Alex Jones — may have played a role in the Jan. 6 Capitol breach as part of a broader look into the mind-set of those who committed violence and their apparent paths to radicalization, according to people familiar with the investigation. The investigation into potential ties between key figures in the riot and those who promoted former president Donald Trump’s false assertions that the election was stolen from him does not mean those who ma...

Statement from Director of Communications for Sen. Ted Cruz pic.twitter.com/5cXIkTTZiW— blaire erskine (@blaireerskine) February 18, 2021 VT: The GOP runs on money.  They get their money by selling privileges to corporations, in Texas that meant privatizing energy supplies.  Some Texans have been running up gas bills of $500 a day under new pricing regimes approved by GOP regulators paid off by fake utility companies that are shells for overseas criminal cartels. Fox News is owned by Rupert Murdoch. Ted Cruz is owned by Sheldon Adelson.— Serf City, USA (@VoidFor) September 6, 2020 Some ...

Sen. Ted Cruz flew to Cancun Wednesday amid a state of emergency in Texas as millions of people are stuck without water, heat and power during freezing temperatures.

Sen. Ted Cruz said Thursday he's returning to Texas from Mexico following a public outcry over his trip to the resort playground of Cancun, while millions of Texans were suffering in a winter storm without heat or drinkable water.