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originally posted by: butcherguy
a reply to: AboveBoard
Your definition of "foreign agent" is not technically correct.
It is technically correct.
He is a British citizen.
Not a US citizen.
Either foreign or domestic when it comes to matter of state.
He is foreign and was acting as an agent when he worked on the dossier.
originally posted by: AboveBoard
originally posted by: butcherguy
a reply to: AboveBoard
Your definition of "foreign agent" is not technically correct.
It is technically correct.
He is a British citizen.
Not a US citizen.
Either foreign or domestic when it comes to matter of state.
He is foreign and was acting as an agent when he worked on the dossier.
Was he acting on behalf of the Queen or Prime Minister or Parliament?
originally posted by: Grambler
originally posted by: spiritualzombie
a reply to: Grambler
The question is how credible is the author of the report. Does he have a history of spreading false stories or does he have a history and reputation for gathering reliable intel.
All signs point to the author being a credible source of intelligence gathering. Highly regarded by the FBI, CIA and British Intelligence.
No that is not the question for two reasons.
First, we can already see that his report was wrong in areas with a quick look, like Cohen meeting Russian agents in prague.
Seond, the entire investigation is because Russia is attempting to screw with the US. So why would we trust russian agents, who are the source of Steele dossier.
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originally posted by: IgnoranceIsntBlisss
a reply to: spiritualzombie
You liberals have lost your way from a decade ago to such degrees its sickening and embarrassing.
dailycaller.com...[e ditby]edit on 27-10-2017 by the2ofusr1 because: (no reason given)
The Washington Free Beacon, a website largely funded by billionaire hedge fund manager Paul Singer, is the mysterious Republican-linked client that first hired opposition research firm Fusion GPS to investigate Donald Trump during the presidential campaign. Free Beacon representatives informed the House Intelligence Committee of the relationship on Friday, the site’s editor-in-chief said in a statement on the website. The Washington Examiner and The New York Times first reported the news, which followed after the revelation this week that the law firm for the Clinton campaign and DNC had hired Fusion last year to produce the infamous Steele dossier. Free Beacon editor-in-chief Matthew Continetti said in a statement Friday that the site did not pay Fusion GPS for any part of the dossier. Fusion hired the firm in Oct. 2015. According to The Times, The Free Beacon ended the contract last May, as Trump ascended to the GOP nomination.
originally posted by: spiritualzombie
I think I'll go with MI6, NSA, CIA, FBI findings.
originally posted by: spiritualzombie
a reply to: burgerbuddy
lol... oh you have FOX Business ?? Oh jeez, that changes everything...
I think I'll go with MI6, NSA, CIA, FBI findings.
Bet definitely keep us all abreast of FOX.
originally posted by: IgnoranceIsntBlisss
originally posted by: spiritualzombie
I think I'll go with MI6, NSA, CIA, FBI findings.
It'd be real interesting to see what you were saying when Obama sent the IRS after Tea Party groups.
Celebrate 9/11 much?
originally posted by: spiritualzombie
a reply to: Grambler
You're now suggesting Steele was paid to collude? Just how convoluted are you trying to go with this??
This is Grambler's yarn so far.... We know Russia hated Hillary, but Hillary colluded with Russia and this MI6 agent also colluded to create a story that Russia colluded with Trump, who Russia favored as President, to help Trump get elected, but REALLY to help Hillary, who they actually helped NOT get elected, so they could publish this report after the fact, to get the FBI to investigate Trump...... Is that your story because it really needs some work. It's extremely disjointed. LOL... I mean that's really stupid and I know you're not that stupid.
This seems more plausible to me.... Russia colluded with Trump and made an agreement that in exchange for their help against Hillary, Trump would agree to help Russia.
Simple. Backed by Trump's own words and actions and political positions. Backed by the report authored by a former MI-6 agent. Backed by the assessment of the CIA, FBI, and NSA that Russia engaged in a complex campaign to interfere with the 2016 election with efforts to hurt Hillary and help Donald Trump.