Moby claims he can reveal Donald Trump's darkest secrets after "talking to friends in Washington"
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Donald Trump's darkest secrets appear to have been revealed in a dramatic online post.
But the incriminating message isn't written by the CIA or the FBI - it's from electronic music star Moby.
The 51-year-old DJ, born Richard Melville Hall, posted a curious series of allegations on Instagram yesterday as scandal gripped the White House.
He boldly claimed - with absolutely no proof - that after "spending the weekend talking to friends who work in dc" he could "safely(well, 'accurately'...) post the following things".
The musician then went on to declare the so-called Watersportsgate dossier against Trump is "100% real" and he is being "blackmailed by the Russian government for much more nefarious things".
The private intelligence dossier by an ex-MI6 operative - denied as "fake news" by Trump - said he paid prostitutes to urinate on a Moscow hotel bed once slept in by Barack Obama.
Moby also claimed Trump's administration "is in collusion with the russian government and has been since day one."
He said there were plans to remove the President by "right-wing" figures and intelligence agencies who are are "horrified" at his "incompetence".
He added: "The Trump administration needs a war, most likely with Iran. At present they are putting US warships off the coast of Iran in the hope that Iran will attack one of the ships and give the US a pretense for invasion."
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"i'm writing these things so that when/if these things happen there will be a public record beforehand.
"these are truly baffling and horrifying times, as we have an incompetent president who is essentially owned by a foreign power. -moby"
The President's National Security Advisor Mike Flynn quit last night after giving misleading accounts of his contact with Russia.
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It has since emerged the White House knew of problems for weeks before taking action - as the New York Times claims Trump's aides had regular contact with Russia before the US election.
Yet British Prime Minister Theresa May renewed her invitation for Trump to visit the UK in a state visit last night.
The pair discussed "trade and security" in a phone call, 10 Downing Street added, without giving any more detail.
Moby is not known for having any proficiency in global espionage.