The Michael Sussman Trial: Special Counsel Durham's Probe Into The Origins of Russia Collusion Hoax.

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This is a great 30k ft view of the entire Russia gate hoax.

 

 

 

Steele and/or Fusion GPS’s founder Glenn Simpson shared Steele’s memoranda with various news outlets. They also fed the supposed intel to members of the law enforcement and intelligence communities, including representatives in the Departments of Justice and State. After the FBI fired Steele as a source because he had spoken with the media, it arranged for him to continue providing his reports to the FBI by having him meet with a Justice Department attorney instead.

 

This dual-prong approach resulted in a public saturated with circular confirmation of Trump-Russia collusion. Outlets parroted the false details fed to reporters by Steele and then referenced the FBI’s investigations into the same matters to create the appearance that the investigations confirmed the validity of the leaks. Simultaneously, the FBI used media reports as a basis to confirm Steele’s supposed intel.

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[BillStime]

23 hours ago, Westside said:

No

 

Yes, why yes they did.

 

 

 

 

[Westside]

34 minutes ago, BillStime said:

 

Yes, why yes they did.

 

 

 

 

Nope. Just another one of your lies. No one believes you.

[BillStime]

Just now, Westside said:

Nope. Just another one of your lies. No one believes you.

 

Yea, bro - EVEYONE IS LYING TO YOU SNOWFLAKES

 

Even the GOP Select Committee confirmed Trump's collusion with RUSSIA:

 

SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE UNITED STATES SENATE ON RUSSIAN ACTIVE MEASURES CAMPAIGNS AND INTERFERENCE IN THE 2016 U.S. ELECTION VOLUME 5: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE THREATS AND

 

 

 

“You are entitled to your opinion. But you are not entitled to your own facts.”

― Daniel Patrick Moynihan

[Westside]

3 minutes ago, BillStime said:

 

Yea, bro - EVEYONE IS LYING TO YOU SNOWFLAKES

 

Even the GOP Select Committee confirmed Trump's collusion with RUSSIA:

 

SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE UNITED STATES SENATE ON RUSSIAN ACTIVE MEASURES CAMPAIGNS AND INTERFERENCE IN THE 2016 U.S. ELECTION VOLUME 5: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE THREATS AND

 

 

 

“You are entitled to your opinion. But you are not entitled to your own facts.”

― Daniel Patrick Moynihan

Even when the far left radicals admit they lied, you still believe the lie. How pathetic cupcake!😂😂😂😂

[BillStime]

Just now, Westside said:

Even when the far left radicals admit they lied, you still believe the lie. How pathetic cupcake!😂😂😂😂

 

No one is lying about Trump meeting with the Russians 140+ times - sharing campaign data and coordinating WikiLeaks dumps. 

 

But you keep lying to yourself... hilarious to see.

 

You can't win this one so stop.

 

[Westside]

Just now, BillStime said:

 

No one is lying about Trump meeting with the Russians 140+ times - sharing campaign data and coordinating WikiLeaks dumps. 

 

But you keep lying to yourself... hilarious to see.

 

You can't win this one so stop.

 

Show proof that the rest of the world hasn’t seen dumbass.

[BillStime]

1 minute ago, Westside said:

Show proof that the rest of the world hasn’t seen dumbass.

 

You show proof that I'm lying.

 

[B-Man]

6 minutes ago, Westside said:

Show proof that the rest of the world hasn’t seen dumbass.

 

 

Lost cause Westside.

 

He knows better than all the government officials / media and investigators.

 

Note that he always uses the "hilarious / I'm laughing at you"  childishness

 

It is a dead giveaway of his isolation and desperate clinging to his lost cause.

 

Added:

You know, I know, and everyone on the board knows exactly how his response to this post will go.

 

 

 

 

 

[BillStime]

1 minute ago, B-Man said:

 

 

Lost cause Westside.

 

He knows better than all the government officials / media and investigators.

 

Note that he always uses the "hilarious / I'm laughing at you"  childishness

 

It is a dead giveaway of his isolation and desperate clinging to his lost cause.

 

Added:

You know, I know, and everyone on the board knows exactly how his response to this post will go.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The "Moderator" from ATOP has chimed in ladies and gentleman

 

 

Idiots

 

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[JaCrispy]

Our country’s government is sooooo corrupt...

[SoCal Deek]

What’s being lost in all of this is the reason why Hillary was desperate to spread dirt on Trump. If she was the obvious heir apparent to the Presidency…why do it? Answer: She was scared to death that the wolves were getting close to her server money laundering scheme and needed a distraction to call them off the scent. It worked to a point but she lost the election and anything that was left of her ‘reputation’ with the Left.

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7 minutes ago, SoCal Deek said:

What’s being lost in all of this is the reason why Hillary was desperate to spread dirt on Trump. If she was the obvious heir apparent to the Presidency…why do it? Answer: She was scared to death that the wolves were getting close to her server money laundering scheme and needed a distraction to call them off the scent. It worked to a point but she lost the election and anything that was left of her ‘reputation’ with the Left.

Hillary Clinton- one of the most corrupt political villains of our time...she makes Nixon look like child’s play...

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Surely @BillStime has read the Select Committe on Intelligence Report that he references? 

 

 

Or is he just parroting what the lying media tells him about the report?

 

You're a friggin moron @BillStime

 

Some conclusions from the report..

 

Roger Stone

 

 The Committee could not reliably determine the extent.of 
authentic, non-public knowledge about WikiLeaks that Stone obtained and shared with the 
Campaign. 

 

Trump Tower meeting

 

The Committee found no evidence that the meeting participants from the Campaign were aware of this Russian influence operation when accepting the meeting or 
participating in it. 

(U) The Committee assesses that at least two participants in the June 9, 2016 meeting, Veselnitskaya and Rinat Akhmetshin, have significant connections to the Russian government, including the Russian intelligence services. The connections the Committee uncovered, particularly regarding Veselnitskaya, were far more extensive and concerning than what had been publicly known, and neither Veselnitskaya nor Akhmetshin were forthcoming with the Committee regarding those connections. Both Veselnitskaya and Akhmetshin may have sought, 
in some cases, to obfuscate the true intent of their work in the United States. 

 

Following paragraph is redacted. Could it be about Veselnitskayas meetings with Glenn Simpson of FusionGPS the day before and after the Trump tower meeting? Hmmm.

 

Trump Tower Moscow

 

 

 By the end of 2015, Cohen reached out to the Kremlin directly to solicit the Russian government's assistance. Cohen made contact in January 2016 with a Russian Presidential Administration aide to Dmitri Peskov, a senior Kremlin official and key advisor to Putin. Cohen discussed the project in detail and reported to Trump that he had done so. As a result of this 
direct outreach to the Russian Presidential Administration and Sater' s separate efforts to conduct 
outreach to individuals in Russia, the Committee found that senior Russian government officials 
(including, almost certainly, President Vladimir Putin) were aware of the deal by January 2016. ' " 
(U) Cohen and Sater continued negotiations through the spring of 2016. Their conversations largely focused on efforts to travel to Russia to advance the deal, but the 
Committee found no evidence of other concrete steps to advance the deal during this time. On 
June 14, 2016, Cohen and Sater met in person in Trump Tower, and Cohen likely relayed that he 
would not be able to travel to Russia at that time. During the summer, attempts to advance the deal stopped.

 

The above describes activities an international real estate billionaire and his attorney might engage in while trying to make a deal. Once again...insinuating that merely being in contact with Russians in attempting to make a business deal is somehow inappropriate. 

 

Carter Page 

 

Many allegations in the media 
regarding Page's activities in Russia in 2016 as well as almost all assertions about Page in the 
"Steele Dossier" remain unverified. In addition, Page's claims to the Campaign regarding his 
activities and influence in Moscow remain unsubstantiated.

 

No mention that Page was in fact a CIA asset.

 

Mayflower Hotel Speech

 

 

(U) The Committee found no evidence that anyone associated with the Trump Campaign 
had any substantive private conversations with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak during the April 27, 2016, Trump speech held at the Mayflower J-iotel. Although Kislyak did meet Trump 
and other senior officials associated with the Campaign, these short interactions consisted of 
general statements about improved relations with Russia.

 

 

Butina and Torshin

 

The Committee did not find that either Butina or Torshin was able to establish consistent contact with 
Trump Campaign officials or senior staff. 
 

Steele Dossier

 

Regarding the Steele Dossier, FBI gave Steele's allegations unjustified credence, based on an incomplete understanding of Steele's past reporting record. FBI used the Dossier in a FISA application and renewals and advocated for it to be included in the ICA before taking the necessary steps to validate assumptions about Steele's credibility. Further, FBI did not 
effectively adjust its approach to Steele's reporting once one of Steele's subsources provided 
information that raised serious concerns about the source descriptions in the Steele Dossier. The Committee further found that Steele's reporting lacked rigor and transparency about the quality 
of the sourcing

 

Let me guess @BillStime Republicans bad now in regard to this report, right?

[BillStime]

13 minutes ago, DRsGhost said:

Surely @BillStime has read the Select Committe on Intelligence Report that he references? 

 

 

Or is he just parroting what the lying media tells him about the report?

 

You're a friggin moron @BillStime

 

Some conclusions from the report..

 

Roger Stone

 

 The Committee could not reliably determine the extent.of 
authentic, non-public knowledge about WikiLeaks that Stone obtained and shared with the 
Campaign. 

 

Trump Tower meeting

 

The Committee found no evidence that the meeting participants from the Campaign were aware of this Russian influence operation when accepting the meeting or 
participating in it. 

(U) The Committee assesses that at least two participants in the June 9, 2016 meeting, Veselnitskaya and Rinat Akhmetshin, have significant connections to the Russian government, including the Russian intelligence services. The connections the Committee uncovered, particularly regarding Veselnitskaya, were far more extensive and concerning than what had been publicly known, and neither Veselnitskaya nor Akhmetshin were forthcoming with the Committee regarding those connections. Both Veselnitskaya and Akhmetshin may have sought, 
in some cases, to obfuscate the true intent of their work in the United States. 

 

Following paragraph is redacted. Could it be about Veselnitskayas meetings with Glenn Simpson of FusionGPS the day before and after the Trump tower meeting? Hmmm.

 

Trump Tower Moscow

 

 

 By the end of 2015, Cohen reached out to the Kremlin directly to solicit the Russian government's assistance. Cohen made contact in January 2016 with a Russian Presidential Administration aide to Dmitri Peskov, a senior Kremlin official and key advisor to Putin. Cohen discussed the project in detail and reported to Trump that he had done so. As a result of this 
direct outreach to the Russian Presidential Administration and Sater' s separate efforts to conduct 
outreach to individuals in Russia, the Committee found that senior Russian government officials 
(including, almost certainly, President Vladimir Putin) were aware of the deal by January 2016. ' " 
(U) Cohen and Sater continued negotiations through the spring of 2016. Their conversations largely focused on efforts to travel to Russia to advance the deal, but the 
Committee found no evidence of other concrete steps to advance the deal during this time. On 
June 14, 2016, Cohen and Sater met in person in Trump Tower, and Cohen likely relayed that he 
would not be able to travel to Russia at that time. During the summer, attempts to advance the deal stopped.

 

The above describes activities an international real estate billionaire and his attorney might engage in while trying to make a deal. Once again...insinuating that merely being in contact with Russians in attempting to make a business deal is somehow inappropriate. 

 

Carter Page 

 

Many allegations in the media 
regarding Page's activities in Russia in 2016 as well as almost all assertions about Page in the 
"Steele Dossier" remain unverified. In addition, Page's claims to the Campaign regarding his 
activities and influence in Moscow remain unsubstantiated.

 

No mention that Page was in fact a CIA asset.

 

Mayflower Hotel Speech

 

 

(U) The Committee found no evidence that anyone associated with the Trump Campaign 
had any substantive private conversations with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak during the April 27, 2016, Trump speech held at the Mayflower J-iotel. Although Kislyak did meet Trump 
and other senior officials associated with the Campaign, these short interactions consisted of 
general statements about improved relations with Russia.

 

 

Butina and Torshin

 

The Committee did not find that either Butina or Torshin was able to establish consistent contact with 
Trump Campaign officials or senior staff. 
 

Steele Dossier

 

Regarding the Steele Dossier, FBI gave Steele's allegations unjustified credence, based on an incomplete understanding of Steele's past reporting record. FBI used the Dossier in a FISA application and renewals and advocated for it to be included in the ICA before taking the necessary steps to validate assumptions about Steele's credibility. Further, FBI did not 
effectively adjust its approach to Steele's reporting once one of Steele's subsources provided 
information that raised serious concerns about the source descriptions in the Steele Dossier. The Committee further found that Steele's reporting lacked rigor and transparency about the quality 
of the sourcing

 

Let me guess @BillStime Republicans bad now in regard to this report, right?

Cherry pick HARDER 

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