Staff Reports
Disgraced former FBI Director James Comey has become a symbol of bureaucratic overreach ever since his infamous firing by President Donald Trump a few short months into the administration. The termination came as a result of Comey’s dubious decision-making and questionable motives, particularly his clandestine actions in investigating Trump’s campaign under the guise of national security. As if that wasn’t enough to raise eyebrows, new revelations have surfaced about Comey’s alleged use of “honeypots” — a tactic straight out of a spy novel — to infiltrate the Trump campaign back in 2015.
Under the watch of the new FBI Director Kash Patel, the Bureau is now reportedly delving into whistleblower claims that Comey orchestrated an “off-the-books” operation utilizing undercover agents disguised as attractive women to gather sensitive information about Trump’s campaign team. This operation was unveiled last year by a whistleblower, who contends that it was entirely separate from the FBI’s infamous 2016 “Crossfire Hurricane” investigation. It’s almost laughable how these investigations have been thoroughly debunked yet still try to haunt the former President like a bad horror movie.
And this is,
operation ‘Honeypot’
FBI Director, Kash Patel and Deputy Director, Dan Bongino, are officially investigating Barack Obama’s deputy chief of staff James Comey’s secret off-the-book operation that predated Crossfire Hurricane.
— two FBI undercover whores… pic.twitter.com/5m7NFTwRCM
— 🇺🇸RealRobert🇺🇸 (@Real_RobN) February 26, 2025
Reports indicate that Patel’s FBI is currently on the hunt for two former female agents who were said to have been enlisted as these so-called “honeypots.” Their mission was not explicitly to investigate specific crimes but instead to engage in a rather shameful “fishing expedition” for dirt on Trump or his associates. Not only does this fly in the face of rational investigative procedure, it blatantly undermines the trust in an agency supposed to uphold the law rather than play cat-and-mouse with political opponents.
One particularly juicy detail that has come to light is how this underhanded operation was kept hushed from Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz, who was conducting his own inquiry into the FBI’s misconduct. This quiet cover-up suggests a systemic effort within the FBI to shield their questionable behaviors from any scrutiny. When Special Counsel John Durham originally interviewed the whistleblower, the information about the honeypot operation was conveniently ignored, leading to allegations of retaliation against the whistleblower by FBI higher-ups. The drama is thicker than a soap opera plot twist.
Ultimately, it appears that Comey’s attempts at espionage against the Trump campaign hit a wall and his alleged operation was soon overshadowed by the more widely debated “Crossfire Hurricane.” It is said this flimsy honeypot scheme crumbled when the media got wind of one of the undercover agents and prepared to publish their identity. However, the Bureau backtracked and managed to convince the press that the agent was an informant facing mortal danger from the Trump campaign if exposed. And let’s not forget the fate of the agents involved — one was quietly shuffled off into the CIA while the other was gifted a promotion within the FBI ranks, a fitting end for a textbook case of bureaucratic madness.
As this circus unfolds, it raises more questions than it answers. How far under Comey’s leadership did this subversion of justice go? How many more infiltrations and questionable tactics remain hidden in the shadows? The supposed guardians of justice seem to have strayed far from their original purpose, serving as political pawns in a game that should never have been played. The American people deserve transparency and accountability, rather than vague hints of espionage and bureaucratic shenanigans.
