Former contractor leaked tax returns, sparks suspicions of CIA involvement

• Former Booz Allen contractor known as "Resistance Chez" involved in tax leak scandal.

• Questions raised on how a contractor gained access to sensitive information.

• Speculations arise on CIA's involvement in the tax leak scandal.

Former Booz Allen contractor known as "Resistance Chez" involved in tax leak scandal.

In a surprising turn of events, it has been revealed that a former contractor, known by the moniker 'Resistance Chez' or 'Leaky Little John,' was involved in accessing the tax returns of the Commander-in-Chief and leaking them to journalists. This astonishing revelation has triggered concerns about how a seemingly inconsequential contractor could obtain access to highly sensitive information, potentially influencing the outcome of an election.

Interestingly, local media initially reported on the arrest of Leaky Little John while being aware of his affiliation with a prominent firm, referred to simply as a 'consulting firm.' This connection has further fueled speculations about possible involvement of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), given the alleged ties between the firm and the agency.

Despite these revelations, Leaky Little John remains the sole individual charged in this alleged conspiracy, with no apparent interest from the Biden administration to pursue further action. Nonetheless, questions linger about potential interference by the CIA in American elections, warranting a thorough investigation into these allegations. John Kiriakou, a former CIA agent and whistleblower, has pointed out the close relationship between the CIA and the firm in question, emphasizing the agency's heavy dependence on this contractor.

Kiriakou shed light on the two tiers of employees at the firm — the lower-level contractors, often referred to as 'butts in the seats,' and the senior CIA officials in leadership positions. This close working relationship between top CIA personnel and the firm has raised suspicions regarding the agency's potential involvement in the leaking of tax returns.

When pressed about the possible motivations behind the CIA's desire to oust former President Trump from office, Kiriakou explained that Trump had openly criticized the influence of the so-called deep state within the government. This, in turn, led to the agency's efforts to prevent Trump's election in both 2016 and 2020. With the absence of any consequences for these actions, Kiriakou raised concerns that similar tactics may be used in the upcoming 2024 election to undermine Trump's candidacy.

These revelations have brought attention to a potential collusion between Trump and the agency, promising further developments in this ongoing saga. As the situation unfolds, it is paramount that a comprehensive investigation takes place to shed light on any potential interference in democratic processes and ensure the integrity of future elections.