Biden Gives Intel Job To TV Pundit Who Claimed Contents of Hunter's Laptop Was Russian Disinformation

[Toddsterpatriot]

Putting an end to an ubiquitous meme from Trump loyalists

It has been asserted hundreds of times by occupants of Trumpworld........the collusion hoax. It comes up in all manner of contexts. Most recently as a way to dismiss the 1/6 committee's work. Let's see what the facts say. Manafort conspired with Kilimnik to give the Kremlin internal polling...

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Donnie J entered in to a conspiracy with Russians to obtain dirt on Hillary he was told was in the possession of the Russian government.

Wait.....you're not allowed to get dirt on opponents from the Russians? LOL!

 

[berg80]

Manafort conspired with Kilimnik to give the Kremlin internal polling data

Proving one example of criminal cooperation with the Russian government.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Putting an end to an ubiquitous meme from Trump loyalists

It has been asserted hundreds of times by occupants of Trumpworld........the collusion hoax. It comes up in all manner of contexts. Most recently as a way to dismiss the 1/6 committee's work. Let's see what the facts say. Manafort conspired with Kilimnik to give the Kremlin internal polling...

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There's this.. FBI documents reveal communication between Stone, Assange

Assange is Russian?

 

[berg80]

Donnie J entered in to a conspiracy with Russians to obtain dirt on Hillary he was told was in the possession of the Russian government.

Wait.....you're not allowed to get dirt on opponents from the Russians? LOL!

Mueller noted in his report that Donnie J was not indicted because of Don's offspring's ignorance of the law he broke. But it was another example of a member of the campaign conspiring with Russians. Putting a lie to the erroneous "no collusion" narrative.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Proving one example of criminal cooperation with the Russian government.

Giving polling data is criminal?

I just hope he didn't give them a copy of the New York Times or the Washington Post!

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Mueller noted in his report that Donnie J was not indicted because of Don's offspring's ignorance of the law he broke. But it was another example of a member of the campaign conspiring with Russians. Putting a lie to the erroneous "no collusion" narrative.

What law did he break?

 

[CowboyTed]

Pity the poor Trump cultists.

Nobody believes their conspiracy theories, so they haz a sad.

Bash is right that there were folders injected into the Laptop on dates after the laptop was meant to handed in...

I think they feel unappreciated for the work they did and pissed Russia are getting the credit.

 

[berg80]

There's this.. FBI documents reveal communication between Stone, Assange

Assange is Russian?

He received the hacked material Wikileaks published from Russia. Stone then refused to cooperate with Mueller over what he spoke to Assange about and was rewarded with a pardon from Trump. Clearly the power to pardon needs to be amended so prez can pardon someone who has evidence the president committed a crime.

 

[berg80]

What law did he break?

Look it up. Mueller makes a reference to it in the link I provided.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

He received the hacked material Wikileaks published from Russia. Stone then refused to cooperate with Mueller over what he spoke to Assange about and was rewarded with a pardon from Trump. Clearly the power to pardon needs to be amended so prez can pardon someone who has evidence the president committed a crime.

Oh no!
Failed to cooperate?

Maybe Stone is Russian?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Look it up.

Did he speak to a Russian spy that the Obama State Department allowed into the country?

 

[berg80]

What law did he break?

This series of events [surrounding the June 9 meeting] could implicate the federal election-law ban on contributions and donations by foreign nationals . . . Specifically, Goldstone passed along an offer purportedly from a Russian government official to provide “official documents and information” to the Trump campaign for the purposes of influencing the presidential election. Trump Jr. appears to have accepted that offer and to have arranged a meeting to receive those materials. Documentary evidence in the form of e-mail chains supports the inference that Kushner and Manafort were aware of that purpose and attended the June 9 meeting anticipating the receipt of helpful information to the Campaign from Russian sources.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Look it up. Mueller makes a reference to it in the link I provided.

The problem is that a federal law says foreign nationals cannot "directly or indirectly" give a "thing of value" to American political campaigns. Moreover, the law says no one is allowed to "solicit, accept, or receive" any thing of value from a foreign national to help a candidate.

Damn......looks like Hillary's Steele dossier broke the law.

 

[berg80]

Oh no!
Failed to cooperate?

Maybe Stone is Russian?

Have you forgotten Stone was convicted of lying to the grand jury? Not that I'd blame you. So many of Trump's associates are criminals it's hard to keep track.

 

[berg80]

The problem is that a federal law says foreign nationals cannot "directly or indirectly" give a "thing of value" to American political campaigns. Moreover, the law says no one is allowed to "solicit, accept, or receive" any thing of value from a foreign national to help a candidate.

Damn......looks like Hillary's Steele dossier broke the law.

Gosh, another deflection/erroneous equivalence. Imagine my surprise.

 

[CowboyTed]

Giving polling data is criminal?

I just hope he didn't give them a copy of the New York Times or the Washington Post!

No it isn't (but can very quickly lead to other crimes).

But either is colluding with the Enemy a crime either...

Lying to FBI is, acting as unregistered foreign agent is one too...

It is pretty clear that the Trump Campaign was working with the Russians, was Trump? We don't have proof of that, no matter how many late night conversations he had with Rodger Stone...

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

This series of events [surrounding the June 9 meeting] could implicate the federal election-law ban on contributions and donations by foreign nationals . . . Specifically, Goldstone passed along an offer purportedly from a Russian government official to provide “official documents and information” to the Trump campaign for the purposes of influencing the presidential election. Trump Jr. appears to have accepted that offer and to have arranged a meeting to receive those materials. Documentary evidence in the form of e-mail chains supports the inference that Kushner and Manafort were aware of that purpose and attended the June 9 meeting anticipating the receipt of helpful information to the Campaign from Russian sources.

This series of events [surrounding the June 9 meeting] could implicate the federal election-law ban on contributions and donations by foreign nationals

That's awful! Never accepting any helpful information is much worse than paying for a dossier with laundered funds.

 

[berg80]

The problem is that a federal law says foreign nationals cannot "directly or indirectly" give a "thing of value" to American political campaigns. Moreover, the law says no one is allowed to "solicit, accept, or receive" any thing of value from a foreign national to help a candidate.

Damn......looks like Hillary's Steele dossier broke the law.

Bottom line Mueller, a Repub, decided not to prosecute Donnie J for conspiracy to obtain a thing of value from a foreign national. The fact that Donnie J took the meeting with every expectation he would be getting dirt on Hillary from the Russian government is not in dispute.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Have you forgotten Stone was convicted of lying to the grand jury? Not that I'd blame you. So many of Trump's associates are criminals it's hard to keep track.

Did he lie about Russians?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Gosh, another deflection/erroneous equivalence. Imagine my surprise.

Ridiculous!
They aren't equivalent.
The dossier was a crime, the Russian meeting wasn't.
Obviously.