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Conspiracy: DNC’s Pakistani IT Aide Attempted to Liquidate Assets

We’re shocked to learn that the leftist media, whilst still obsessed with the Russia collusion story, is entirely ignoring the actual scandal which we’ll call, just for fun, the Pakistan collusion story.

As we reported previously, former (failed) DNC Chairman Debbie Wasserman Schultz — who, we might add, was ousted after it was proven she colluded with Hillary’s campaign to defeat Bernie Sanders — is caught in a hellstorm after her former IT contractor attempted to flee the U.S. for Pakistan.

Now the FBI’s investigation has unearthed new details.

First, during the Obama administration, Imran Awan and his family members were paid over 4 million bucks by the DNC.

And when he got word of the investigation, he attempted to liquidate all of his cash and assets including wiring several hundred thousand to Pakistan and the sale of not one, not two, but at least three homes in the DC metro.

Which anyone will tell you are not cheap.

It’s a budding money laundering and possible terrorist-connected web of lies that goes all the way to the top of the Obama Democrat machine.

Keep an eye on this one.

Here’s more from Daily Signal…

Imran Awan, a congressional aide arrested by the FBI after wiring $300,000 to Pakistan and misrepresenting the purpose, also previously wired money there and was frantically liquidating multiple real estate properties on the day he was arrested, The Daily Caller News Foundation Investigative Group has learned.

Imran’s real estate properties provide a source of money that could be sent directly to Pakistan when two upcoming home sales close. Prosecutors have since filed paperwork saying they fear “the dissipation of the proceeds of the fraud and destruction of evidence in other locations.”

The FBI arrested Imran July 24—four months after agents said his wife Hina Alvi moved to Pakistan after learning the family was the subject of a criminal investigation into their work as information technology administrators for House Democrats.

On the day of Imran’s arrest, the couple accepted a buyer for one house owned by Hina with an asking price of $618,000 (Hawkshead Drive) and listed another property for sale at $200,000 (Pembrook Village), real estate records show.

On June 20, a third house his wife owned was “sold” to his brother-in-law for $360,000 (Sprayer Street). In November 2016, a fourth home his wife owned was “sold” to his brother Jamal for $620,000 (Linnett Hill Drive). In both cases, the bank financed nearly all of the purchase.

Home sales could be a vehicle to continue moving large amounts of money to Pakistan even after Imran’s arrest. Authorities released him with a GPS monitor and confiscated his passport.

Soon after Imran began working as an IT aide for Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Fla., various House Democrats added his wife Hina, his brothers Abid and Jamal, Abid’s wife Natalia Sova, and two friends to their payrolls. But just as real estate transactions appeared to use relatives as stand-ins, there are reasons to believe not all of them were actually showing up for work.

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