Hillary fans investigating Trump can't even come up with something silly to leak to the leftwing press, let alone anything earth shattering.
Oh wait, we have something...............THIS JUST IN..........BREAKING NEWS........
#NARRATIVEFAIL:
New email shows Trump Tower meeting with Russian lawyer was about sanctions, not Hillary Clinton.
Gotta love the way, "talking about Russian Adoption is really the CODE WORD for USA russian sanctions....
Just another clue....
all this could mean is
a quid pro quo, between Trump and the Russians...
You give me, or get dirt on Hillary and put it out there...
And
I will get the sanctions removed when and if you get me elected.
LOOKY LOOKY
who the lawyer brought with her to the meeting about, 'cough cough' adoption....an "ex FSB/ alla KGB Russian Agent... Rinat
Akhmetshin.
an expert on hacking and smear campaigns too....
Now WHY IN THE WORLD would this man, be brought with her to this meeting? Why HIM of all people?
Trump Team Met Russian Accused of International Hacking Conspiracy
Rinat Akhmetshin - Wikipedia
Hacking incidents and smear campaign
According to the New York Times, Akhmetshin was accused of being involved in two hacking campaigns and reportedly had a web of Russian connections.[1][11]
In 2011, Akhmetshin was hired by Andrey Vavilov mount a media campaign in order to derail Egiazaryan's application for asylum in the United States.[12] Egiazaryan, a former State Duma member had fled Russia in 2010.[13] According to his own testimony, Akhmetshin was paid “$70,000 or $80,000” in $100 bills.[12] Akhmetshin pushed negative stories on Egiazaryan in the American and Russian press, and also helped manipulate internet search results to further promote the negative stories.[14]
Also in 2011, Akhmetshin was employed by an alliance of businessmen led by Suleiman Kerimov, a financier close to Putin who was in a commercial and political dispute with competitor Egiazaryan.[1] In early 2011 two of Egiazaryan's lawyers based in London received suspicious emails. The forensics experts they hired for analysis found that the emails contained spyware, and when they fed traceable documents into the spyware the documents were opened by computers registered at the Moscow office park of a company owned by Kerimov.[1] Scotland Yard spent more than 18 months investigating the case but in 2013 concluded that they lacked sufficient evidence to bring charges.[1] In court papers Akhmetshin stated that he was paid only by one businessman in the Kerimov alliance, but coordinated with Kerimov’s team.[1]
In a lawsuit filed in July 2015 with the United States District Court for the District of Columbia, it was alleged by International Mineral Resources (IMR) that Akhmetshin had arranged the hacking of a mining company’s private records. In court papers filed with the New York Supreme Court in November 2015, lawyers for IMR, a Kazakh mining company that alleged it had been hacked, accused Akhmetshin of hacking into two computer systems and stealing sensitive and confidential materials as part of an alleged black-ops smear campaign against IMR. Akhmetshin, who was hired as an expert by a US law firm, denied hacking or asking anyone else to hack into IMR. He said he gathered research for the firm by bartering information with journalists before he was fired because of his ties to another client, the former prime minister of Kazakhstan, who was then an opposition figure in exile. The hacking accusations were later dropped and the case, which was litigated in New York and Washington, was dismissed.[15][16]