Disgraced FBI agent Peter Strzok had bragged about invoking the archaic Logan Act against incoming Trump National Security Adviser Lt. General Michael Flynn to criminally set him up, newly released emails show.

Declassified notes made by Strzok from January 4, 2017, show him proudly bragging about bringing up the Logan Act to pin a crime on Flynn.

“And because I am so awesome CRS piece on the Logan Act from 2015. All the legislative history they cite does not involve incoming administrations,” Strzok wrote.

The revelation comes just days after the Justice Department released a trove of Strzok notes that appear to implicate former President Obama and former Vice President Biden directly ordering the sham FBI investigation into Flynn during the infamous closed-door January 5, 2017 Oval Office meeting.

Obama had told Comey, who said that Flynn’s communications “appear legit,” to “have the right people on the case.”

Additionally, Biden had brought up the Logan Act as the basis for going after Flynn during the meeting.

“Strzok’s notes believed to be of January 4, 2017, reveal that former President Obama, James Comey, Sally Yates, Joe Biden and apparently Susan Rice discussed the transcripts of Flynn’s calls and how to proceed against him,” the court motion states.

“Mr. Obama himself directed that ‘the right people’ investigate General Flynn.”

This is just further evidence that the Obama administration worked with the top echelons of the FBI to remove Flynn in an effort to destabilize and sabotage the duly-elected president.


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