‘Whistleblower’s’ Attorney Admits to Helping Pedophiles Receive Security Clearances
This shows the type of character the people have who are driving the impeachment proceeding.
By Shane Trejo
BigLeaguePolitics.com
Nov 9, 2019
Mark Zaid, the attorney who represents the anti-Trump whistleblower who filed an anonymous complaint over President Donald Trump’s correspondence with Ukraine, once bragged about helping pedophiles get security clearances with the federal government.
He made the comment in Feb. 2018 in a discussion with attorney Leslie McAdoo Gordon after an alleged domestic abuser had received a security clearance. She tagged Zaid as a security clearance expert in one of her posts, which prompted him to respond as follows:
Here’s the lawyer for the whistleblower bragging about getting government security clearances for pedophiles. https://t.co/qq0FDSMFBG
— John Durant (@johndurant) November 8, 2019
Yesterday, Big League Politics reported on a Disneyphilic post made Zaid’s his Twitter account. It was revealed that Zaid had traveled to Disney by himself and had his photograph taken with actors portraying popular cartoon and movie characters. Furthermore, he had liked videos on his YouTube account featuring young girls from Disney.
Zaid liked videos on YouTube with titles such as “Top 10 prettiest disney channel stars,” “Top 10 Disney girls,” and “Selena Gomez from child to women,” indicating that his obsession with Disney may be perverse.
Mark S Zaid, the whistleblower’s lawyer, goes to Disney World by himself
He also liked multiple videos on YouTube about underage Disney child actresses
Odd, isn’t it? 👀 pic.twitter.com/5gA16sITdw
— Jewish Deplorable 🇺🇸 (@TrumpJew) November 7, 2019
Zaid has also been exposed as a cheerleader for the coup attempt against President Trump immediately after he took office. Perhaps he wants the deep state to remain in place because they shield him from receiving justice for pursuing his depraved compulsions.
He also bragged about his connections to John Podesta with an organization he set up for litigation.
— Robert Barnes (@Barnes_Law) November 6, 2019
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