Foreign Powers Fearing Trump Presidency Helped Obama And Clinton With Illegal Spying

During the race to thwart the vote for Great Britain to secede from the European Union, the British establishment government — with the help of the U.S. news conglomerates — tied the secession movement of fed-up Brits to GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump and his anti-establishment campaign. Of course, the victorious Trump praised what the media called the British exit from the European Union, Brexit, and likened it to the voters in the United States choosing him, a president from way-outside of the capital Beltway.

The British political establishment made no secret of their dislike of President Donald Trump, and those feelings of contempt for the American political maverick now living in the White House may explain part of the reason for the suspected British spying on Trump and his advisors and staff.

“The Queen of England’s liberal-left subjects hold Trump and his team in low esteem, especially his policies they view as conservative. He’s a pro-life, pro-Second Amendment, pro-immigration enforcement kind of guy and they find that to be unsettling for a country so close to achieving the New World Order,” said former U.S. Marine intelligence operative and retired New York police officer Sid Franes.

Recently, former U.S. Department of Justice prosecutor and government watchdog who founded Judicial Watch and later Freedom Watch, Larry Klayman, posted a video on the Internet titled: Foreign Powers Fearing Trump Presidency Helped Obama And Clinton With Illegal Spying.

Klayman not only believes the British spied on the Trump campaign and then illegally conducted surveillance of the Trump transition team, but that outgoing President Barack Obama had other countries assist in the anti-Trump juggernaut.