Whistleblower Says Special Prosecutor JACK SMITH Involved In International Extortion Scheme

Adrian Norman – SCNR – Dec. 13th…

“John Francis Moynihan, a former employee of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), submitted an expansive, 118-page complaint through his attorney to Department of Justice (DOJ) IG Michael Horowitz, detailing numerous allegations of criminal activity allegedly committed by Smith prior to his appointment as the special prosecutor in two cases against […] Donald J. Trump.

The document is an official sworn statement provided to the DOJ under penalty of perjury.

Moynihan informs Horowitz that he has 35 years’ experience investigating complex international money laundering cases, and continues to assist the DOJ and Treasury Department with ongoing cases, before outlining in the complaint a vast web of corruption overseen by Smith who allegedly abused the power of his office.

Witnesses who provided sworn affidavits say that Smith ran “an alleged extortion ring set up within the Kosovo Specialist Chambers, a European Union initiative ratified by Kosovo’s parliament in 2016 to prosecute war crimes.”

Smith is named as “an active participant in a scheme that extorted millions of dollars from wealthy individuals targeted for investigation and/or prosecution by the Kosovo Specialist Prosecutor’s Office (SPO). Smith served as the Specialist Prosecutor from May 7, 2018, to November 18, 2022, at which time he was appointed by U.S. Attorney General Merrick B. Garland to serve as the Special Counsel” to investigate Trump.

[…]

Among the key players named in the affidavits accompanying the whistleblower complaint are:

• David Harback, a DOJ prosecutor currently serving on Smith’s team investigating Trump. Harbach worked for Smith from 2019 to November 2021.
• Alan Tieger, former U.S. prosecutor and current SPO prosecutor.
• Hillary Clinton, former U.S. Secretary of State and New York Senator.
• David Schwendiman, former U.S. prosecutor who served as Chief Specialist Prosecutor at the SPO between September 2016 and March 2018.
• Faik Imeri, who represented himself as working with Smith and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).
• President Hashim Thaci, former Kosovo president indicted for war crimes by the SPO in 2020.
• Charles Mcgonigal, former FBI Special Agent in charge of counterintelligence at the New York field office.
• Florim Alan, currently under indictment in Kosovo for breaking into computer systems.
• Russian Oligarchs Vladimir Potanin and Michail Prochorov

“The affidavits paint an elaborate picture of an alleged extortion scheme where those who committed war crimes were able to pay prosecutors at the SPO for a get out of jail free card,” Moynihan specifies in the document. “Other alleged extortion schemes involved simply finding wealthy individuals who were not accused of any war crimes and requiring them to pay to keep their names off the list as war criminals.”

Moynihan presents the IG’s office with information obtained from a long-time confidential informant who provided it to a DEA colleague who conducted money laundering investigations throughout Europe.

An affidavit filed by Edlira Qefalija, a well-known journalist in Kosovo, says she has personal knowledge of instances where the SPO allegedly extorted individuals in exchange for special treatment.

A separate affidavit alleges that Smith was involved in extorting Russian oligarchs to get (or keep) them off U.S. sanctions list. The oligarchs were told they would have to sign a contract to work for the CIA, provide information about Russian President Vladimir Putin, and pay money into a “black fund” for operational expenses.

Smith also reportedly questioned a wealthy Spanish businessman named Halit Sahitaj over whether Potanin was “still in possession of evidence of corruption by Hillary Clinton” and if [it] was shared with […] the Secret Service.

The complaint also details a scheme whereby Smith […] agreed to refrain from indicting Montenegro President Milo Đukanović and Montenegro Police Commander Zoran Lazovic in exchange for […] $100 million.”

The truth matters – if you agree please consider subscribing (FREE). Am also on Minds, Gettr, Twitter, Gab, MeWe, Bitchute, Rumble, Odysee, and Clouthub. Any folks generous enough to support the flow of info can donate here. ✌🐸