Notorious Russia hoaxers and FBI lovebirds Peter Strzok and Lisa Page just obtained a massive settlement from Biden’s Department of Justice. Strzok and Page sued the DOJ over alleged privacy violations because their text messages—which led to Strzok’s firing and Page’s resignation from the FBI—were publicly released.
The pair were rewarded with $2 million in taxpayer money between them. That includes $1.2 million for Strzok and $800,000 for Page. This will get worse because Strzok has a separate pending lawsuit against the DOJ after he got fired over the Russia hoax.
Strzok and Page were two of the original Russia collusion hoaxers, for those who don’t remember. They helped to launch the investigation into the fake Russian potty dossier that the Hillary Clinton campaign paid a foreign spy to write.
The Clinton campaign and the DNC were forced to pay $113,00 in FEC fines after they hid a $1 million payment to Fusion GPS to have a foreign spy write the fake dossier and then funnel it to the FBI.
Strzok was the chief of FBI counterintelligence when Barack Obama and Joe Biden authorized the bureau to use the fabricated dossier to obtain warrants to spy on every single member of Donald Trump’s family can campaign in 2016.
Lisa Page was also part of then-FBI Director James Comey’s inner circle in pursuing the Russia collusion hoax, which they knew was fake all along. The pair was instrumental in getting Gen. Mike Flynn fired because he knew the inner workings of the intel agencies and represented a threat to the Russia hoax operation.
After Comey got himself deliberately fired to trigger the Robert Mueller special counsel witch hunt, Strzok and Page were immediately appointed to be part of Mueller’s team of Hillary cheerleaders. Just to be clear on how sinister this was, Strzok was the agent in charge of the Russia collusion hoax, and then he was appointed to the team to investigate the Russia collusion hoax. That’s like putting Jeffrey Dahmer in charge of the investigation to figure out where all those gay men were disappearing to.
That’s when acting Attorney General Rod Rosenstein discovered that Strzok and Page were having an extramarital affair, and they had sent each other thousands of text messages. Those text messages were seething with partisan hatred of Donald Trump and the tens of millions of Americans who voted for him.
They discussed the “insurance policy” in early 2016—the Russia collusion hoax—that they were setting up in case Donald Trump somehow won the 2016 election. Their sneering hatred of Donald Trump and his voters was a political liability.
After reviewing the situation with DOJ lawyers, Rosenstein authorized the release of the text messages. It was a bombshell at the time. It turned out that Donald Trump was correct all along, and partisan FBI employees had fabricated the Russia hoax to try to help Hillary Clinton win an election. It also undermined his presidency and American foreign policy with Russia for four years.
Strzok and Page were then booted off the Mueller investigation. Page resigned from the FBI in shame after the world learned that the little homewrecker was having an affair with Strzok, who was married. Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe, who was also one of the members of Comey’s inner circle on the Russia hoax, only wanted to give Strzok a 60-day suspension for treason against the United States. FBI Deputy Director David L. Bowdich stepped in and fired Strzok, which he totally deserved.
Page and Strzok sued the DOJ for “violating their privacy” over releasing the text messages, an act that DOJ lawyers approved as being within departmental guidelines. The DOJ under Merrick Garland agreed to settle out of court and give the lovebirds a massive payout. At least they had tried to take down Trump, so didn’t they deserve a reward for their efforts? After all, it’s only taxpayer money.
Strzok still has a separate lawsuit against the for FBI firing him, in which he claims it was a partisan act by Donald Trump. He’ll probably get another $5 to $10 million before this is all said and done. The Swamp always rewards its creatures for their actions.
Since Strzok and Page were so embarrassed by their partisan text messages being released, here is every single one of those text messages. Conservative actors Dean Cain and Kristy Swanson read every single text message in a stage play that was described as “Hamilton for MAGA viewers.”
