Declassified Memo

Declassified Memo Exposes Trump’s False Pretext for Deportations

A declassified intelligence memo confirms that U.S. intelligence agencies contradicted President Trump’s claim linking Venezuelan President Maduro to the criminal gang Tren de Aragua, a claim used to justify deporting Venezuelan migrants to a Salvadoran prison. The memo revealed that while Venezuela’s environment enables the gang’s operations, there’s no evidence of direct Maduro control or policy of cooperation. This contradicts Trump’s assertion, prompting a Justice Department investigation into the leak of allegedly inaccurate information. The memo’s release highlights the discrepancy between the administration’s justification and intelligence findings, underscoring the importance of transparency in government actions.

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Declassified Memo Reveals Putin’s Pattern of Assassinating Critics

A recently declassified US intelligence memo reveals a chilling pattern: the Kremlin’s alleged systematic assassination of its critics, both within Russia and abroad. This memo, titled “Kremlin-Ordered Assassinations Abroad Will Probably Persist,” explicitly links Vladimir Putin to a campaign targeting individuals deemed threats to his power. The document, dating back to July 11, 2016, focuses on assassinations occurring since Putin’s rise to power in 2000, highlighting a disturbing trend of suspicious deaths among prominent dissenters.

The memo explicitly names Alexander Perepilichnyy, a Russian businessman killed in the UK in 2012, shortly before he was to testify about a Kremlin tax fraud network, as a likely target.… Continue reading