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She lost me with the tax return fiasco. She's no more trustworthy a source than britebart as far as I'm concerned
She lost me with the tax return fiasco. She's no more trustworthy a source than britebart as far as I'm concerned
She lost me with the tax return fiasco. She's no more trustworthy a source than britebart as far as I'm concerned
I have same feelings about any Steele dossiers given that no one has provided evidence to substantiate much there (like placing Trump crew in Prague).
Did you quit paying attention after the first challenge of that material?
Because except for the golden showers, even the CIA is treating the material as credible.
With a two-year budget of $1.2 million and such a small staff, the resources devoted to the Senate intelligence committee’s Russia investigation pale in comparison to those of other high-profile probes. The House Select Committee on Benghazi, for example, had 46 staffers and spent as much as $3.6 million a year.
She lost me with the tax return fiasco. She's no more trustworthy a source than britebart as far as I'm concerned
She lost me with the tax return fiasco. She's no more trustworthy a source than britebart as far as I'm concerned
The "fiasco" being that she didn't have very much, not that what she had wasn't true. Why would that make her less trustworthy?
The "fiasco" being that she didn't have very much, not that what she had wasn't true. Why would that make her less trustworthy?
It probably wasn't even her fault but rather a programming decision to play it up bigger than it was.
The "fiasco" being that she didn't have very much, not that what she had wasn't true. Why would that make her less trustworthy?
The "fiasco" being that she didn't have very much, not that what she had wasn't true. Why would that make her less trustworthy?
Last December, the U.K. government was reportedly given extensive records of Trump campaign officials’ interactions with the Kremlin.
The Guardian reported former MI6 agent Christopher Steele’s infamous dossier about possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia was first given to the UK intelligence services. These documents reportedly contain records of payments from the Trump campaign to banks of Russian cyber trolls tasked with spreading disinformation ahead of the 2016 election.
Not self-serving at all. It serves lots of his family and friends and their families and friends, and what could be less self-serving - more sacrificiial, really - than that?Moreover, Media Matters just had an article pointing out that what WAS in those tax returns is even more significant now that he's shown his plan for tax reform. For example, his plan to eliminate the alternative minimum tax. In the tax return we've seen, he paid $31 mil in the alternative minimum tax.
Coincidence? Or self-serving?
UK spy documents: Trump Organization paid Russian hackers who took orders from Putin
Obviously fake news. No way in hell Trump would pay a contractor without being forced to by court order.
Steele outlined how four Trump campaign representatives traveled to Prague in the Czech Republic in August or September to have “secret discussions with Kremlin representatives and associated operators/hackers.” The group discussed how they would pay hackers for breaking into the Democratic Party’s computers and developing a “contingency plans for covering up operations.”
Amusing scene on Russian TV:
If you don't get why it goes to the core of the "Russian propaganda" bruhaha, just analyze the scene and ask yourself when you last saw a patriotic Russian journalist with decent English skills invited to a prominent Western pre$$titute media talk show, and why that is.![]()
I just think it's interesting how Russians with good English skills largely aren't blindly patriotic to the Putin regime, at least the ones I know.
Perhaps it shouldn't be so surprising.
I'm going to wait a bit more for this to pan out. I did find the dossier to be credible whether Trump's into golden showers or not.
But what about the timing. When was the DNC hacked? Anyone know? Is it consistent that it was after these meetings?:
Or were they paying for the files that were already hacked? Or tying to get the hackers to find more of Clinton's emails?
This is pretty damning in that the report is about court documents. Who has filed what at this point? Anyone know that yet?