The potential existence of a so-called "deep state" has been attracting the attention of both President Trump's supporters and independent political observers for several months.
For a long time, the topic of the "deep state" was considered nothing more than a topic of speculation, but it seems that now there is evidence of the real existence in the United States of some powerful supranational group. And this evidence not only sheds light on the very existence of the "deep state", but also clearly shows how the members of this structure are working to overthrow the American President.
This information comes at a historic moment for the United States, when the incumbent President of the United States is ending a nightmarish week, the most unlucky and stressful since the beginning of his tenure. Calls to impeach the President, an incessant stream of scandalous leaks and strange stories for seven days literally "suspended" the work of the White House administration.
On Wednesday night, just hours after the Justice Department appointed a special prosecutor to look into Trump's ties to Russia, a package of incredible screenshots was leaked to the Dark Network.
The Dark Web is, for those who do not know, a colloquial hacker term for the Internet, not included in any search engines. Moreover, access to this part of the network requires not only a computer and a browser, but also specific encryption software. Therefore, the Dark Web is the traditional place of communication for all anonymous groups who do not want to draw attention to themselves.
On Wednesday, an unknown user, registered as "FreshCamel", posted an announcement on several Dark Web forums asking for help with the "Gliph" platform, one of the popular encryption applications used on the Dark Web. This need was caused by the interception of several messages that FreshCamel was interested in, some of which he shared as a sample.
FreshCamel naturally did not indicate the source of the intercepted messages, and as an example provided not a lot of content, however, since everything was posted on the forum in the public domain, experts quickly decrypted the data, presenting them in the form of screenshots of decrypted packets from the chat.
Other people, more advanced in politics than cryptography and encryption, very quickly brought all the messages together. And although there are no names besides vague usernames, a comparison of the text with the nearest subsequent events in the United States suggests that we are talking about fragments of a highly specific conversation conducted between about five persons in the United States intelligence community on Wednesday, May 17, from 14:31 before 3: 15 pm (US time).
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Micah Bull, editor of the third news portal thirdestatenewsgroup.com, contacted FreshCamel late Wednesday night via encrypted email, and the person confirmed that, around April 24, he hacked into an FBI employee's personal computer with a fake phishing email. that installed spyware on this employee's computer when it was opened. FreshCamel declined to identify the target of its breach, but confirmed that he or she is a very high-level FBI officer.
According to FreshCamel, this person's computer is being used to connect to a secure chat channel on Gliph about four times a week for exactly 45 minutes per session, although activity has increased dramatically in recent days. For several weeks FreshCamel has been carelessly tracking these chats without realizing what they really were. However, when the topic of the chat on Wednesday became headline news in the United States a few hours after the chat was closed, FreshCamel decided to seek help in completely decrypting the compromised communication.
These screenshots show a snippet of a 45 minute chat on Wednesday afternoon May 17th. In total, there were 13 users in the chat, but the most active are people under the nicknames "Severus," "Roger," "Huck," "Juules," and "Dooku"
The hour begins with a mention of some "RR" and Müller, who will soon put the entire White House on the ears. Indeed, a few hours after the chat ended, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein (“RR”) announced that former FBI Director Robert Mueller had been appointed special prosecutor to investigate suspicions of collusion between members of Donald Trump’s campaign headquarters and the Russian intelligence services.
The chat then explores several other topics, notably a "project" involving a man this group refers to as "Limey", a British citizen. When comparing this nickname with reality, Louise Mensch, a former member of the British Parliament, who has been entertaining the Internet with fake Trump "leaks" for many weeks, immediately surfaced.
FreshCamel told thirdestatenewsgroup.com that chat conversations were always encoded, and since FreshCamel itself is American and, in general, politics is deep into the light, he did not pay any attention to theses like “the press will happily jump with full buckets”. However, the news of the impeachment of the president also interested him, prompting FreshCamel to draw certain parallels.
The people he hacked were definitely discussing more than just normal job responsibilities. However, due to the nature of the messaging platform, FreshCamel was unable to take screenshots of conversations in real time, which is why he turned to the forum for help.
At the moment, FreshCamel does not know anything about the personalities or positions of the other members of the group, but has assumed that they are all members of intelligence organizations. What's more, links and allusions in this chat to other groups such as "the company group" or "grapevine" suggest that this group is just one of many groups in the intelligence community that secretly converse on topics and operations. related to the attempted overthrow of President Trump.
