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During the interview, CORSI said that in the summer of 2016 an associate (“Person 1”) who CORSI understood to be in regular contact with senior members of the Trump Campaign, including with then-candidate Donald J. Trump, asked CORSI to get in touch with Organization 1 about materials it possessed relevant to the presidential campaign that had not already been released.[2]
On Oct. 7, 2016, WikiLeaks released the first of two batches of emails that Russian hackers stole from Podesta
For the 1st time Trump has been linked to Russia in court documents
originally posted by: Agit8dChop
a reply to: BlackJackal
How is Corsi saying
'' Assange is going to leak podesta's emails ''
a link between Trump and Russia?
Oh I see
On Oct. 7, 2016, WikiLeaks released the first of two batches of emails that Russian hackers stole from Podesta
So even though no evidence of Russia hacking and no evidence Russia gave the emails to Wikileaks and no investigation into Seth Rich's Murder and no questioning of Assange saying ''Russia did not give us anything''
you want to lick your lips and froth at the mouth that
For the 1st time Trump has been linked to Russia in court documents
I pity you're gullibility
Hey look - Corsi has totally denied this crap and said he'd rather rot in jail.
Looks like a day of nonsense, Mueller's trying to paint Manafort in Assanges residence too even though everyone has denied it and talked of suing for libel
BlackJackl, Silly... do you guys really believe this nonsense or are you on a good hourly rate? Oh look, you post then run away.. how cowardly.
The over-all picture that the indictment offers of the “WikiLeaks connection,” as Clapper once put it, is entirely consistent with previous intelligence assessments, which said that the G.R.U. provided Julian Assange, the editor of WikiLeaks, with the D.N.C. and Podesta archives
“We don’t have good insight into the sequencing of the releases, or when the data may have been provided,” he said. Today, almost two years later, and after months of investigation, we know a lot more than we once did. But our insight into the timing—at least from publicly available information—remains uncertain.
originally posted by: Lumenari
a reply to: Agit8dChop
Give the OP a break and stop throwing facts into the thread.
I mean c'mon... it's obvious at this point that this is the only thing the poster lives for.
It won't hurt you and it gives him a reason to get up in the morning and make the posts in the first place.
To the OP, how many other people were talking about the Wikileaks dump at the time?
Answer.... everyone.
Nothing burger again, I am afraid...
originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: BlackJackal
That source doesn't reinforce your argument.
Even by clappers own words:
“We don’t have good insight into the sequencing of the releases, or when the data may have been provided,” he said. Today, almost two years later, and after months of investigation, we know a lot more than we once did. But our insight into the timing—at least from publicly available information—remains uncertain.
What it 'looks like' and what it actually is does not pass reasonable doubt.
The over-all picture that the indictment offers of the “WikiLeaks connection,” as Clapper once put it, is entirely consistent with previous intelligence assessments, which said that the G.R.U. provided Julian Assange, the editor of WikiLeaks, with the D.N.C. and Podesta archives.
Plus, you accuse me of guilibility but you chose to believe Corsi’s word? Really?
Therein lies the crux of Trumps tweets earlier. Why is only one side being looked at? I suspect that's whats going to be the end of the Mueller investigation.
originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: Agit8dChop
Is it just me, when I hear about Podesta's emails, all I hear is about "muh Russia" and not a peep about the corruption that the leaked emails exposed?
[The latest indictment issued by Robert Mueller, the special counsel, charged twelve members of the G.R.U., Russia’s military-intelligence directorate, with hacking and disseminating Democratic e-mails and other files during the election