CPAC 2024 - Ex-FBI Agent John Donovan Alleges CIA Director John Brennan Committed Treason for Profit

Washington, DC (CPAC 2024) - In a recent episode of "Discussions of Truth" with host Ian Trottier, former FBI agent John K. Donovan made explosive allegations against former CIA Director John Brennan. Donovan, who has spent his retirement compiling a detailed dossier, claims that Brennan engaged in treasonous activities to increase his personal wealth through stock manipulation.

According to Donovan, Brennan owned stock in a company called The Analysis Corporation, where he served as CEO before joining the Obama administration. Despite being instructed by the Office of Government Ethics to divest from this stock due to a conflict of interest, Brennan allegedly falsified his financial disclosures, retaining ownership. Donovan asserts that Brennan's decisions as CIA Director were influenced by his desire to drive up the value of this stock, resulting in his significant financial gain.

“I did submit the info to the FBI, CIA, NSA, and DHS for review but not as a book. I submitted it as a criminal allegation. None of them has responded to the criminal charges. Although most have responded to the FOIA request which accompanied the criminal charges.“ states Donovan.

Donovan further alleges that Brennan's actions directly led to the success of three specific terrorist attacks, all of which benefited Brennan financially. These accusations are not merely conjecture; Donovan supports his claims with SEC documents and other evidence.

Donovan's most damning accusation is that Brennan’s actions constitute treason, as he allegedly allowed terrorist activities to proceed unchecked to boost his stock value. Brennan’s role in the CIA and his connection to the Analysis Corporation, which held critical counterterrorism contracts, places him at the center of these serious allegations.

Donovan has submitted his findings to the FBI for review but is unable to publish his book without the FBI’s approval due to pre-publication review requirements. This story, if verified, could have far-reaching implications for the legacy of John Brennan and the broader intelligence community.