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Embassy visitor logs obtained by The Guardian reveal that Brittany Kaiser, a director at Cambridge Analytica until earlier this year, visited with Assange in mid-February 2017 to discuss the U.S. election.
originally posted by: IAMTAT
Interesting how this article is anchored by a last minute lengthy plea to US readers for $1M in donations.
Is the Guardian really that desperate?...It looks awfully like they're pandering to US leftists with click bait articles...in order to raise emergency funds.
We’re asking our US readers to help us raise one million dollars by the new year to report on the stories that matter in 2019. Small or big, every contribution will help us reach our goal.
(portion of fund-raising request)
www.theguardian.com...
Why did Paul Manafort lie? Because it increasingly looks like the origin of the plan to attack the United States through stolen emails, false media accounts, and social media pressure didn’t originate with Moscow, it came from Paul Manafort and Roger Stone.
originally posted by: shooterbrody
a reply to: network dude
www.dailykos.com...
Why did Paul Manafort lie? Because it increasingly looks like the origin of the plan to attack the United States through stolen emails, false media accounts, and social media pressure didn’t originate with Moscow, it came from Paul Manafort and Roger Stone.
so now it wasn't rushah?
originally posted by: shooterbrody
a reply to: network dude
www.dailykos.com...
Why did Paul Manafort lie? Because it increasingly looks like the origin of the plan to attack the United States through stolen emails, false media accounts, and social media pressure didn’t originate with Moscow, it came from Paul Manafort and Roger Stone.
so now it wasn't rushah?
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: shooterbrody
a reply to: network dude
www.dailykos.com...
Why did Paul Manafort lie? Because it increasingly looks like the origin of the plan to attack the United States through stolen emails, false media accounts, and social media pressure didn’t originate with Moscow, it came from Paul Manafort and Roger Stone.
so now it wasn't rushah?
that may stifle the MSM a bit as they continually refer to this as the "Russia probe". with no "Muh Russia", it's just another probe.
I personally believe they played both sides so we'd have the conversation either way, sowing distrust in our democracy. That's a guess with no evidence though.
The Guardian is just another liberal outlet under the same leftist assumptions, they don't even hide it in their article as sourced,
originally posted by: Witness2008
a reply to: theantediluvian
Sources say? That's pretty thin. Sorry to see the Guardian going the same route as NYT and all the other politically biased news sources with all of their anonymous sources.
Wikileaks responded with a fairly strong denial that it ever happened.
originally posted by: shooterbrody
a reply to: CriticalStinker
I personally believe they played both sides so we'd have the conversation either way, sowing distrust in our democracy. That's a guess with no evidence though.
even our "allies" do this
why the need for the russian bogeyman right now?
originally posted by: ErrorErrorError
originally posted by: IAMTAT
Interesting how this article is anchored by a last minute lengthy plea to US readers for $1M in donations.
Is the Guardian really that desperate?...It looks awfully like they're pandering to US leftists with click bait articles...in order to raise emergency funds.
We’re asking our US readers to help us raise one million dollars by the new year to report on the stories that matter in 2019. Small or big, every contribution will help us reach our goal.
(portion of fund-raising request)
www.theguardian.com...
More accurate than any of Xuenchen threads where you usually post your alt right fan fiction.
originally posted by: Witness2008
a reply to: Arnie123
What caught my eye in the Guardian hit piece was the description of what Manafort was wearing and the length of his visit. Seems such a strange addition to what must be irrefutable evidence in the heads of some. If I were providing evidence against someone concerning something so weighty, their attire wouldn't enter my mind. Could just be me.
The Guardian used to be decent reading.
originally posted by: knoxie
a reply to: Witness2008
ya, he should have totally donned his ostrich jacket for this momentous occasion.
originally posted by: knoxie
a reply to: Witness2008
ya, he should have totally donned his ostrich jacket for this momentous occasion.