Did Obama Himself Order Doctored Russia Report? Tulsi Gabbard says Yes, a “treasonous conspiracy”
By Michael Schwarz
WASHINGTON, D.C. (Texas Insider Report) — What did former President Barack Obama know about the "Russia Collusion" hoax, and when did he know it? In short, it looks as if he knew everything from the beginning – because it appears that he ordered it.

Gabbard has characterized her findings as a “treasonous conspiracy” based on “manufactured intelligence.”
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“The information we're releasing today clearly shows there was a treasonous conspiracy in 2016, committed by officials at the highest level of our government,” Gabbard said, describing her findings as based on “manufactured intelligence.”
That file indicates that then-Director of National Intelligence James Clapper would take the lead on an inter-agency effort to fashion a narrative regarding Russia’s interference in the 2016 Presidential Election that contravened the Intelligence community’s (IC) previous assessments.
“The IC is prepared to produce an assessment per the President’s request, that pulls together the information we have on the tools Moscow used and the actions it took to influence the 2016 election, an explanation of why Moscow directed these activities, and how Moscow’s approach has changed over time, going back to 2008 and 2012 as

That key phrase, “per the President’s request,” sure makes it sound like Obama himself wanted this new narrative.
Moreover, it appears that Obama wanted the entire intelligence and Federal Law Enforcement apparatus behind it.
Moreover, it appears that Obama wanted the entire intelligence and Federal Law Enforcement apparatus behind it.
“ODNI will lead the effort with participation from CIA, FBI, NSA, and DHS,” the document continued.
To understand the magnitude of the former president’s apparent transgression, consider the President’s Daily Intelligence Briefing dated Dec. 8th, 2016.
Then, compare it to the details of the intelligence community’s new assessment proposal one day later.
“We assess that Russian and criminal actors did not impact recent U.S. election results by conducting malicious cyber activities against election infrastructure,” the Dec. 8th Presidential Briefing read.
That document, however, was never published.
Instead, acting on “new guidance” following a meeting in the White House Situation Room the next day, Dec. 9th, 2016, senior Obama Administration officials set about crafting the story the president apparently wanted.
For instance, the new proposal asked, “How did Moscow seek to influence the US Presidential election in 2016? What tools did they use.”
Then, the proposal listed “hacking” as the first tool.
The previous day’s Presidential Briefing, however, had concluded that the Russians committed no such meaningful “malicious cyber activities against election infrastructure.”
That document, however, was never published.
Instead, acting on “new guidance” following a meeting in the White House Situation Room the next day, Dec. 9th, 2016, senior Obama Administration officials set about crafting the story the president apparently wanted.

Then, the proposal listed “hacking” as the first tool.
The previous day’s Presidential Briefing, however, had concluded that the Russians committed no such meaningful “malicious cyber activities against election infrastructure.”
Rarely does one find such red-hot smoking guns as proof of ordinary wrongdoing, let alone what’s been termed a treasonous conspiracy.
Indeed, aside from the dishonesty, one marvels most at the brazenness of it. Obama and his senior officials appear to have had such confidence in their control of the deep state that they left a digital trail. No one, they imagined, would ever uncover and expose them.
Then, along came Gabbard, a former Democrat who left the party because of behavior like this.
She now deserves a place in Trump’s Garden of Heroes.
