?The U.S. House has passed the Laken Riley Act by a 251-170 vote.

Every single Republican voted to pass it and all 170 votes against it were Democrats.

The proposed law would require the detention and deportation of illegal aliens who have been caught committing crimes.

Ask yourself — why would anyone vote against this?

Alexie Navalny, the alleged CIA/MI6 asset purportedly groomed for the Russian presidency, stands as a testament to failed machinations. However, the reality is far more intricate.

In the early 2000s, Navalny found himself in contact with informants from the CIA and MI6 within Russia, amid operations aiming to foment a 'color revolution' against Putin, utilizing college students as pawns. This effort unfolded within a backdrop where certain figures within the US intelligence apparatus, including Admiral Rodgers and other high-ranking officials, were cognizant of the internal dynamics of the 9/11 attacks, viewing them as orchestrated events to instigate the Patriot Act and clandestine surveillance programs. Concurrently, there was recognition of an alliance brewing between 'white hats' within Russia, China, and the EU, which posed a threat to established deep state interests.

The CIA, in its bid to undermine Putin's authority, sought to elevate Navalny, identifying him as a suitable candidate for future leadership. Navalny underwent vetting processes, eventually finding himself groomed in clandestine training programs at Yale University. Subsequently, efforts were made to position him as a prominent figure against Putin's regime, leveraging President Dmitry Medvedev's cooperation to amplify Navalny's presence within Russian media circles. Despite these orchestrated attempts, the coup endeavor faltered, with Putin reasserting control in 2012.

Navalny's subsequent legal entanglements, including accusations of embezzlement and collaboration with CIA-affiliated figures, provided Putin with an opportunity to curtail potential dissent within his ranks, delaying any further destabilizing actions. Following a period of imprisonment, Navalny's relocation to Germany was accompanied by dubious claims of poisoning, perpetuated by CIA-linked media outlets. This narrative, however, obscured the underlying truth.

In a coordinated effort, the CIA swiftly produced documentaries lionizing Navalny, a feat that suggests deeper involvement than mere documentary filmmaking. These productions, disseminated through CIA-operated channels, aimed to bolster Navalny's image and set the stage for his return to Russia, where subsequent arrests were anticipated.

Thus, beneath the surface of Navalny's narrative lies a complex web of geopolitical intrigue, with intelligence agencies vying for influence and power in the heart of Russia's political landscape.

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