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I like Hunter Biden's art I'm interested in exposing RussiaGate. For starters, the beliefs around the Alice Donovan construct
Safe in a Plovdiv bolt-hole Katılım Nisan 2020
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@15poundstogo @bonchieredstate I haven't seen any interview ever with Hunter Biden about his art. He paints with intensity and breadth. I wish someone would do a show with him on that.
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@bonchieredstate The same thing (county) his father blasted at a press conference to distract from his problems with the Hur report?
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@HansMahncke The SSCI Report is a sore area for Trump, esp. since for years his team has done nil to unredact it full. But it contains helpful Easter Eggs, like the existence of the Donovan/G-2/DCLeaks comms.
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This guy represents the Society for the Rule of Law and Democracy, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization that describes itself as being founded by a “group of conservative lawyers.” Yet he somehow thinks that it is meaningful that Trump is frequently mentioned in a report about a totally fabricated lawfare scandal that was explicitly constructed around Trump from the outset. That was the entire point of the exercise.
Gregg Nunziata@greggnunziata
The word "Trump" occurs 2,960 times in volume 5 of the bipartisan Senate Select Committee on Intelligence's "Russian Active Measures Campaigns and Interference in the 2016 U.S. Election." intelligence.senate.gov/wp-content/upl…
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@ClimateAudit @HansMahncke The "why" they did it was obviously political. If the
"why" is Blanche's focus, and is a focus shared by Team Trump, IMO they will flame out "bigly".
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unfortunately, Todd Blanche's framing of the question is less insightful and more simplistic than the better question posed in December 2019 by Bill Barr asked the most important question: why didn't the Russia collusion investigation wind down AFTER Igor Danchenko's admissions to FBI "collapsed" its predicate? What was the basis for the various omissions, irregularities and misrepresentations by the FBI after Danchenko's admissions? Durham failed to carry out the promised investigation.
Blanche appears to be wandering back into 2016 campaign events, leaving Barr's more penetrating questions still unanswered.
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Todd Blanche is absolutely correct. Russiagate wasn’t an exaggerated narrative built on a partial kernel of truth. It was a systematically constructed political and institutional fiction. It was a wholly manufactured framework from beginning to end. Every part of it was invented.
Rapid Response 47@RapidResponse47
.@DAGToddBlanche: "The whole Russia Hoax, there was absolutely nothing to it. And so the question that the American people have to ask is, well then why did they do it?... That's what we're studying right now because it did great damage to this country."
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@HansMahncke "That's what we're studying right now"
Like the end of that Indiana Jones movie, I bet they think "top people" inside Team Trump are working on this. I'm wondering did any one of these esteemed ones notice the "Renteria" memos read like Orbis products b4 Tulsi released them?
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@Heminator And even better, it was revealed in 2022 the FBI went ahead and engaged him in 2017 as a working source for "at least 25 investigations and dozens of reports"!! @HansMahncke @tralfamadorenik @walkafyre
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And it’s not just that the source of the Trump dossier was a nobody! He’d been previously investigated by FBI counterintelligence for being a Russian spy — and the results of the investigation were inconclusive.
Hans Mahncke@HansMahncke
On December 20, 2016, the FBI found out that the supposed super source behind the fraudulent Steele dossier, the man portrayed as having access to Putin’s innermost secrets, was in fact a total nobody who had interned at the Brookings Institution. When questioned, the supposed super source told the FBI that the dossier was just bar talk. Despite this, Comey proceeded as though it were real, taking it to the FISA court and briefing Congress on the lies, all while pretending he didn’t know it was made up. Worst of all, he also briefed President Trump, then leaked the fact that he had briefed President Trump, thereby laundering those lies into a full scale investigative and media operation that drove a multi year lawfare campaign against a sitting president and those around him. So when Comey now adopts a sanctimonious tone about the FBI being “under siege,” it lands with a particular irony. He is the one who turned the FBI into the siege engine.
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@HansMahncke I could be an "internet sleuth"...but I think most likely it was a "lab leak" connected to researches into a pan-coronavirus vaccine (eg., the concurrent patent applications), but don't see how those are exclusive categories.
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This may be the most devastating section of any Congressional testimony in years. It is a reply to the question of Covid's origin. Every official and credentialed expert got it wrong, while random people and ostracized voices got it right. The same pattern repeats in Russiagate.
Alina Chan@Ayjchan
@Jerdman2005 Written testimony of the CIA/DIG whistleblower is here: hsgac.senate.gov/wp-content/upl…
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@HansMahncke "that includes family members and lawyers"
LOL Is that the "gold standard" of evidence? This writer actually hurts his/her cause by admitting this.
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This paragraph is designed to create the appearance of extensive independent corroboration, but once you deconstruct it, what you are left with is the original 14 people. Everything else is downstream of that. In other words, these are a lot of words to say nothing at all.
NYTimes Communications@NYTimesPR
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@davidharsanyi Witnesses who are "family members and lawyers"
That's very funny this writer thinks that is a convincing point, rather than an unconvincing and idiotic one.
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These statements just scream guilt. Read this closely and you'll understand that they have zero corroboration for any of the actual claims. In the story of the 23 year old woman, for example, Kristof conveniently fails to provide a single fact that would allow any follow-up investigation. No place or time or name or reason for detainment. This should be a glaring red flag for any editor. And if corroboration of the events already exists in the public record, why the anonymity and a complete lack of detail? Now, that's just dealing with the existence of the accuser, not even her claims. What part of the dog rape story was fact checked? It's so nonsensical that any real editor would have a million questions. And the named accusers in the "opinion" piece-- I notice they stressed this to wrongly insinuate that the basic ethical guidelines for reporting are different -- are violent activists (and an accused sex pest and crank with zero connections to any of this other than spreading conspiracies.) Failing to give that context or possible motivation is another huge red flag, as any real editor knows, as well. I doubt even the Times would have published something so incredibly shoddy if it wasn't written by a big-name columnist aiming at the left's favorite target (tho, who knows these days?). It doesn't meet the minimal standard of ethical journalism. Probably because most, or all of it, is a lie.
NYTimes Communications@NYTimesPR
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The “17 U.S. intel agencies” claim has been key Democrat Russiagate Lore for a decade now. It is false. The ICA on Russian meddling in 2016 was ordered by Obama, driven by Comey / Clapper / Brennan, & involved handpicked ppl from ODNI, CIA, FBI, & NSA — not all 17 intel agencies.
Barb McQuade@BarbMcQuade
17 US intelligence agencies found that Russia interfered with the 2016 presidential election. The US government had a duty to investigate it. Trying to spin the probe as a grand conspiracy is itself the grand conspiracy.
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@FOOL_NELSON @JerryDunleavy @tralfamadorenik I agree the "17" intelligence agencies is wrong, but still hold that Team Trump is showing no interest in challenging the DNC hack core of ICA and Mueller claims. Much the same can be said for DeSantis' "Majority" report.
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@ClimateAudit For me, I knew immediately when reading about "Felix" the "Russian spy" angle was a joke...that spies weren't involved, but Guccifer 2.0 was joking on the already publicly present "Russia did it" attribution. I agree someone very unusual like Hal Martin would know Zhu De etc.
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you're totally missing the point. We were obviously well aware of the games being played and that the Zhu De, Nguyen van Thang (and Ernesto Che) avatars occurred after the initial Felix. My point was that the choice of avatars was VERY idiosyncratic.
How many people in the world, when trying to create a playful avatar, would choose Zhu De and then Nguyen van Thang? How many people with hacking skills had even heard of these figures? Are these avatars that would have occurred to the young GRU hackers? Or do they point towards some other sort?
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This new video youtube.com/watch?v=gBnUdZ… begins as follows: "Have you ever heard the name Zhu De? My guess is probably not."
Unless, of course, you were a very early adapter to this corner of Twitter from prior blogs. The name "Zhu De" is known to us from a puzzling cameo in Russiagate narrative and is familiar to @with_integrity, @tralfamadorenik.
What type of profile would be required for a hacker to playfully use Zhu De as a pseudonym? Or the even more obscure Nguyen van Thang?
Do any of Mueller's young Russian hackers fit that inverse profile? Seems hugely implausible to me. The inverse profile surely fits someone like Hal Martin far better.
Any solution to Guccifer 2 identification has to solve this inverse problem.
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@ClimateAudit @PoyetPatrice @JEBistline Sorry. The author's name is "Melissa Charenko". "Daston" is the journal reviewer.
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@ClimateAudit @PoyetPatrice @JEBistline Are you familiar with this recent book on climate proxies by Lorraine Daston?
lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v48/…
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This is my favorite climate change chart. Japanese monks, aristocrats, and emperors kept meticulous records of cherry blossom festivals for 1,200 years and accidentally built the world's longest climate dataset.
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@johnnymaga End reads like Trump knows he's going to lose this one, and "Gorsuch" may be going to make an economic rather than legal argument for ruling against him! @shipwreckedcrew
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Trump with a scathing Truth on Neil Gorsuch and Amy Coney Barrett for voting to strike down his tariffs and appearing poised to rule against him on birthright citizenship:
“They have to do the right thing, but it’s really OK for them to be loyal to the person that appointed them… Democrat Justices always remain true to the people that honored them for that very special Nomination. They don’t waver, no matter how good or bad a case may be, but Republican Justices often go out of their way to oppose me, because they want to show how ‘independent’ or, ‘above it all,’ they are.”
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@CynicalPublius Neither Obama nor Hillary "executed" a "coup" attempt. Hillary paid for RussiaGate's start as a campaign trick. Obama authorised a study (ICA) many were already clambering for. BTW, the core of that study has not been touched, incl by Team Trump fools. Mueller was the coup try.
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REMINDER:
The worst scandal in U.S. history is the Trump/Russia Collusion Hoax.
This was literally a coup attempt, executed by a sitting incumbent President (to block his successor) and the losing Presidential candidate (to overthrow the man who defeated her in a fair election).
WORST
SCANDAL
IN
U.S.
HISTORY.
And we are all so used to the crazy things the Democrats try to do that we lose sight of the sheer, awful magnitude of this scandal.
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@TheLastRefuge2 @BarackObama The memorandum implicates Comey, not Obama. The most likely reason Rice wrote it she started to suspect some thing sketchy afterward, perhaps following public's reaction to the "Dossier". It's a CYA letter for herself and Pres. Obama, and prolly accurate.
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Unfortunately, I'm known for details.... Check the contradictions and check the dates.
@BarackObama , you know you are lying. We know you are lying. You know that we know all y'all are lying.... And yet, you continue to lie.
Receipts below:
TheBlaze@theblaze
Obama: "The White House shouldn't be able to direct the AG to go around prosecuting whoever the president wants prosecuted. You can't have a situation where whoever is in charge of the government starts using that to go after their political enemies or reward their friends."
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@Shem_Infinite Whoever invented the Netyksho indictment.
And Danchenko needs to be interviewed on all projects he worked on for the USG 2017 onward, and about the Renteria/Durham Annex memos. These could lead to some very funny data! @tralfamadorenik @fool_nelson @walkafyre @with_integrity
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Who does everyone want to get arrested most in the Grand Russia Conspiracy?
There are so many good options. Obama, Hillary, Comey, etc. But I most want to see Strzok get indicted. He is the worst.
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@ThePowerAudit I believe the map below can help explain the current feeling of "the market" towards the Straits of Hormuz blockade> @joshyoung @anasalhajji
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Recap of tonight's Hormuz Crisis Expert Panel:
Tonight I hosted a 2.5 hour expert panel on the Hormuz crisis. Eight speakers across military strategy, energy markets, information warfare, China and the Indo-Pacific, the Kurdish frontline from a journalist on the ground in Iraq, and a voice from inside Iran that will stay with everyone who heard it. Without editing or applying my opinion, here is what was covered and said.
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@anasalhajji All exporters who don't need the Strait of Hormuz are receiving the windfall benefit of the closure> USA, Algeria, Mexico, Russia, Indonesia, Nigeria, Libya, Norway, Angola, etc. The only country on the list that might have has some interest in opening the strait is prolly USA.
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فجأة، يتم إغلاق مضيق هرمز، وتتوقف صادرات قطر و الإمارات من الغاز المسال إلى آسيا، وتقوم الولايات المتحدة بزيادة صادراتها من الغاز المسال لتصل إلى أعلى مستوى لها تاريخيا... ويتم تحويل شحنات عديد من أوروبا لآسيا لبيعها بأسعار أعلى....
وفجأة يتم الانتهاء من محطتي غاز مسال في الوقت نفسه، واحدة على الساحل الغربي للمكسيك، الموصولة بخط أنابيب غاز من تكساس، وهكذا يتم تصدير الغاز من تكساس، الولاية الجنوبية الشرقية، من الغرب... إلى آسيا للتعويض عن الغاز المسال القطري والإماراتي....
يا أخي إيران أغلقت مضيق هرمز لأنها تريد أن تفيد أميركا بقطع الإمدادات عن الصين وتوسيع أسواق الغاز المسال الأميركي! صح؟
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