Mr. Wolf makes note of a few things which have troubled me in the media's portrayal of Felix Sater, one being their focus more on what took place between 1991-1996, rather than what's more interesting and occurred later and aligns more with what's unfolding now between 2016-2020.

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While it is yes, possible, Felix Sater fooled the entire US intelligence community at the highest levels of government for his entire cooperation period in working with them, there is no evidence Mr. Sater is presently under any suspicion, nor was ever under any suspicion for being "Putin's asset" or part of the Mogilevich network, or any of the other internet theories regarding him.  While anything is possible, this is very unlikely.  As Mr. Wolf points out, if they ever were suspicious of him or his intentions and felt utilizing him as an asset, informant, or whichever term you choose, was risky and could in any way endanger the lives of others in the military or intelligence worlds, he would never have been permitted to cooperate with them for as long as it has been confirmed he did. 

This is common sense.

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Here are just a handful of examples out of of hundreds, maybe thousands, where this conspiracy theory is being perpetuated online: