Strzok paid $1.2 million to cap Trump?
Peter Strzok (above)
(pronounced Strock)
According to federal court records, the federal government paid Peter Strzok, a former FBI agent, $1.2 million on Friday.
The payout was approved by Bradley P. Humphries, Sr. Trial Counsel, for the Biden-Harris Justice Department.
Strzok was paid two weeks after the attempted assassination of President Donald J. Trump on July 13th in Butler, PA.
Did Strzok’s crew plan the incident?
Doubtful.
They wouldn’t have missed.
However, was the million-dollar payout a downpayment for future attempts on Trump’s life?
What did Peter’s attorneys say the $1.2 million was for?
According to their 37-page settlement, it was for:
violating his civil rights by releasing his emails
wrongful termination by the FBI on Aug. 18th, 2018
Strzok’s federal pension remains intact.
His suit never mentioned it.
That’s because he is still working for the CIA.
The settlement is linked here:
https://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/25017798/strzokpartialsettlement072624.pdf
However, the settlement hides rather than discloses the truth about his work with the:
Secret Service
FBI
CIA
Evidence in this case was sealed.
Strzok works for:
CNN
https://www.cnn.com/2024/07/26/politics/peter-strzok-lisa-page-fbi-settlement-doj/index.html
Georgetown University
CIA
As Section Chief for Counterespionage, Strzok’s job is to help install Hillary Clinton as President with or without an election or convention.
Peter was responsible for leading the FBI investigation into Hillary’s 869,000 emails.
Details are in this story:
What happened?
Nothing.
The deadline to file charges against Hillary has expired.
Was the evidence destroyed, too?
Page Five of 37 Pages
Strzok received six cash bonuses from the FBI, according to his attorney.
They were in:
2016
2015
2014
2009
2008
2007
Peter also received CIA awards from their director, John Brennan, for superior service.
Details of those missions were never made public.
Strzok
Peter has been working for the CIA since 1999.
Back then, Strzok was in charge of hiring his own Secret Service task force.
The source is federal court records in the Eric Croddy vs. the FBI case filed on March 20th, 2000.
Strzok was sued for defamation by 15 people who wanted to be hired by the FBI.
They said Strzok used fraudulent polygraph tests to disqualify them for the job.
He administered the tests.
The Washington Post wrote a story about the Croddy case.
Their archive is posted here:
The case was dismissed by Judge Emmett Sullivan on Sept. 20th, 2006.
He is the same judge who:
called Mike Flynn “a traitor” in open court
admitted his court “lost files all the time”
was going to sentence Flynn to jail before Trump pardoned him.
https://www.scribd.com/document/387039694/Eric-Croddy-Versus-FBI-and-Peter-Strzok
https://www.c-span.org/video/?c4505788/user-clip-james-brady-medal-freedom
Above, Secret Service Agent Peter Strzok is pictured standing in the back.
His former boss, President Bill Clinton, was on the far left.
This White House photo is dated Sept. 9th, 1996.
James Brady is sitting down in the middle with his right thumb up.
The other people in the photo are unidentified.
Tips from:
New York Times report Adam Goldman
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/07/26/us/politics/fbi-texts-strzok-page-trump.html
Politico’s Josh Gerstein and Kyle Cheney
https://www.politico.com/news/2024/07/26/peter-strzok-lawsuit-settlement-00171498
Harry the Greek
George Webb
Strzok grew up in Iran and is fluent in Farsi (Persian).