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FBI Director Christopher Wray Gives Disturbing Answer To Question About Dossier Author

During a recent Congressional hearing, panicked FBI Director Christopher Wray froze up and

gave a disturbing answer to one daunting question about Christopher Steele, the author of the

dirty dossier.

Wray left many wondering what he's hiding.

Christopher Wray (Photo Credit: YouTube/HJCH) Since being appointed as the new FBI Director,

Christopher Wray has not demonstrated an affinity for working in the interest of American citizens

over those of the deep state.

Obviously, he's caught in a precarious position, and Wray is continuing to make decisions that

bring a lot of doubt from Trump-supporters who hoped for real change at the FBI.

According to The Gateway Pundit, Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) asked Director Wray if Christopher

Steele was working for Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska.

Shockingly, Wray wanted no part of answering the question during that session and brushed

Cotton off with a short reply.

"Mr. Wray are you aware of a gentleman by the name of Oleg Deripaska?"

Cotton asked.

In a smug manner, Wray replied, "I've heard the name."

Cotton continued his line of questioning, asking, "Is it fair to call him a Putin-linked

Russian oligarch?"

Wray's response was ambiguous and retreating.

"Well, I'll leave that characterization to others and certainly not in this setting,"

Wray said.

Then, Cotton went straight in for the kill because he knew Wray was withholding information.

"Chuck Grassley the chairman of the Judiciary Committee last week sent a letter to a London

based lawyer who represents Deripaska and asked if Mr. Steele was employed either directly

or indirectly by Oleg Deripaska at the time he was running the Steele dossier.

Do you know if Christopher Steele worked for Oleg Deripaska?"

Cotton asked.

This is when Wray clammed up and responded, "That's not something I can answer."

Cotton pressed Wray on the matter, asking, "Could we discuss it in a classified setting?"

Wray's brief response was still unsatisfactory.

"There might be more we can say there," Wray added.

At that point, Cotton thanked Wray and discontinued the line of questioning.

Sen. Tom Cotton asking FBI Director Wray about Russian oligarch & Putin ally Oleg Deripaska

& if Chris Steele was employed directly or indirectly by him at the time he was running

the so-called Steele dossier.

Info on Deripaska-Steele connection –> https://t.co/RJYYo5g8yC pic.twitter.com/iOySKZ6BPc

— Nick Short 🇺🇸 (@PoliticalShort) February 13, 2018

There's something very lopsided and wrong about all of this.

FBI Director Christopher Wray refused to answer a simple question about Christopher Steele,

who was working with the FBI and paid by Hillary Clinton to attack Donald Trump, a political

opponent.

The dossier was used by the FBI to obtain FISA warrants so that Barack Obama could spy

on Donald Trump and his campaign staff in an attempt to stop him from becoming President.

When that didn't work, Obama and his cohorts decided to try to sabotage Trump's presidency.

So, to what extent does our new FBI Director Wray owe Christopher Steele consideration

or privacy?

Why couldn't he simply answer the questions being asked to ensure complete transparency

and integrity?

It's unfortunate that Wray can't seem to demonstrate a willingness to help expose

corruption.

The questions Cotton asked followed reports that Democrat Senator Mark Warner (D-VA) had

reached out to the lobbyist linked to Deripaska because he wanted to arrange a meeting with

Fusion GPS dossier author Christopher Steele, according to Fox News.

Trump Attorney @JaySekulow GOES OFF on sneaky Dem Sen Mark Warner for trying to set up a

private meeting with Steele thru lobbyist of Russian Oligarch‼

pic.twitter.com/94B94GnQLQ

— Cristina Laila (@cristinalaila1) February 9, 2018

In response to the accusations against Warner, Jay Sekulow, an attorney for President Donald

Trump, said, "Wait, wait, I wanna say this again.

The ranking member of the United States Senate is talking to a lobbyist to talk to a Russian

Oligarch who's banned from coming to the U.S. so he can get to Christopher Steele who

authored the Fusion GPS Steele dossier in conjunction with the number 4 at the Justice

Department wife Bruce Ohr, and you think this okay?

It's not!"

It seems that Christopher Wray isn't going to just give up information freely to Congress,

which makes it look like he has something to hide or that he's covering for someone

else.

It's time for FBI Director Wray to get on board with President Donald Trump and provide

Congress with all of the information they need to bring charges against the guilty parties.

For more infomation >> FBI Director Christopher Wray Gives Disturbing Answer To Question About Dossier Author - Duration: 17:59.

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Can you be Spiritual And Rich? The Simple Answer... - Duration: 6:58.

Today I want to address a little bit of a controversial topic.

One that's been struggled with by many people when it comes to the blogosphere and looking

around YouTube and that is really trying to understand the connection between spirituality

and business.

A lot of the feedback I get is people resonate with some of my work because they

feel that it's able to combine the two.

And so I want to give you a context of understanding today that I think can help resolve some of

the dilemma that people have when it comes to misnomers and beliefs such as "Oh, you

can't be spiritual and wealthy!".

So you know, let's dive into that and see what shows up.

First thing I want to look at is, let's just look at what they are.

Now, what is business?

Well, business is nothing more than the creation and transaction of value.

That's it.

It's not inherently good, it's not inherently bad.

It is a vehicle for being able to exchange value in a society and an economic basis to

our world.

Spirituality is nothing more than the reflection of your own journey through higher levels

of awareness and consciousness.

That's it, The two don't have to be mutually exclusive.

However, where it tends to get a bad name is that if you're at a lower level of consciousness,

at the start of your journey there - and again: spirituality and levels of consciousness are

not correlated to chronological age.

For some of us it's probably taken many many lifetimes to get to you know, what we call

higher levels of spiritual awareness.

But if you're still at a low level - and how would I categorize that - ego-centrism vs

ethnocentrism.

Are you all about yourself?

Are you all about what you can get at the expense of others or do you come from a place

of how do I serve and contribute beyond myself?

That's really the dividing or tipping point on your journey of emotional and spiritual

maturity.

So when it comes to lower levels of consciousness, where you're coming from a place of greed

or fear or scarcity or fear of loss or that kind of stuff, most of the time you will use

business as a vehicle still to be able to acquire material things but you'll do it through

compromising values at a higher level of spirituality.

So you'll be willing to step on people to get something rather than help them up the

ladder and that's really where money and spirituality tends to get a bad name.

However if you go further up the levels of awareness and consciousness you're coming

from a place of - as I said - more ethnocentricity or even world-centric, where you're really

seeking to add value.

Where you're trying to make a difference beyond yourself.

Where you're really looking to, you know, sort of, add value to the world.

Then business is an incredible vehicle for being able to do that

and enrich many more people.

Now if you're successful at that, guess what: you get to acquire a lot of material wealth,

material gains as a direct result of that, because that's how the process of the economics

of business work.

Now there is a higher level, and this is again, somewhere, sometimes when people draw the

wrong information, and if you go further and higher up different levels of awareness then

on your spiritual journey, you'll tend to have far less attraction or far less willingness

to care about material things.

If you take some of the great teachers in history, you know Jesus being the obvious one

you'll find that he added value to millions of people but it wasn't through the vehicle

of business, that was not his interest.

It's through a much higher level of spirituality where he didn't care about, he wasn't addicted

to the material side.

Although if you do your homework, philosophically and you extrapolate the value today of gold,

frankincense and myrrh -according to the parable - Jesus was already born a millionaire.

So if it comes to equating spirituality and wealth and that they're incompatible, well:

go reconcile that.

So if we look at those three factors, You've got business as a stand-alone vehicle for

being able to transact value and you've got spirituality as your own reflection of your

own journey through levels of consciousness, then if you're at a low level of consciousness,

business is going to provide you a way to still acquire wealth but you're going to do

it by compromising higher levels of spirituality.

If you're at a higher level of spiritual values, business is a phenomenal vehicle to add value

to lots of people.

If you're at the upper levels of spirituality there's no attachment to business as a vehicle

because you're not looking to acquire wealth.

There's no, no materialistic.

So if we look at what's the driver there, it's not business, it's not wealth or money,

it's not even spirituality.

The fundamental driver behind all of that, the prerequisite to whether you can reconcile

that is nothing more than the reflection of your own place on your journey of consciousness.

And that's pretty much it.

Don't over-complicate it, don't overthink it.

So can spirituality and business go together?

Absolutely!

And if they do so successfully, that's more of a reflection of the fact that you're at

a higher level of value than as a lower level of value also reflects in the fact that you're

still looking to go through your journey until you get to a point where you have complete

non-attachment to most of that.

And we see that in society in many different ways when people that have gotten to a point

of high levels of extreme wealth where they realize that "Well, the fulfillment isn't

there, I'm really not attached to it".

People like Stuart Wilde for example and his story.

And you know, you have a complete letting go of that because you realize that isn't

the goal of where we're ultimately heading in life.

And you see billionaires giving away their fortune as a result.

So I hope that's given a little bit of context, It's obviously a controversial topic, you

know people are obviously going to have their own views on that so feel free to comment

below and start a discussion.

But I'm hoping I can give you just a little bit of framework for understanding how to

marry that up and use it not as a debate to judge other people with but as a way to look

in the mirror to see your own path and your own journey as to where you are.

Hope that was helpful.

For more infomation >> Can you be Spiritual And Rich? The Simple Answer... - Duration: 6:58.

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