TrumPutinGate

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All the libs

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BigOrangeTrain, it's wise to avoid the goalposts question. You know you were wrong. Just do me a favor and internalize the fact that it's a frequent phenomenon.
 
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In a surprise twist, opposition research firm Fusion GPS says that it did not give its dossier of infamous anti-Trump research to BuzzFeed News prior to the outlet’s Jan. 10 publication of the salacious document.

That revelation, made in court papers filed by Fusion GPS’ lawyers in a Washington, D.C., federal court Tuesday, re-opens the issue of who provided the dossier to BuzzFeed.

Tracking down BuzzFeed’s source could prove crucial to several lawsuits that have been filed over the dossier.

Fusion GPS made the disclosure in a motion to quash a request for discovery made by Aleksej Gubarev, a Russian tech executive who is suing BuzzFeed for defamation. Gubarev was identified in a Dec. 13 memo contained in the dossier, which was written by former British spy Christopher Steele.

Gubarev’s lawyers have pressed Fusion GPS to provide details about its work on the dossier. A Hillary Clinton ally hired the firm last June to investigate Donald Trump’s activities in Russia. Fusion GPS then hired Steele to conduct the investigation.

In his Dec. 13 memo, Steele cites an unnamed source who claimed that Gubarev planted viruses and malware to hack into the Democratic National Committee’s computers. Gubarev has denied the allegation and says that BuzzFeed was careless in publishing the dossier without fully vetting Steele’s allegations.



It was widely believed that Fusion GPS was BuzzFeed’s source for the dossier.

MORE HERE:
Who Gave Trump Dossier To BuzzFeed? | The Daily Caller
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
In a surprise twist, opposition research firm Fusion GPS says that it did not give its dossier of infamous anti-Trump research to BuzzFeed News prior to the outlet’s Jan. 10 publication of the salacious document.

That revelation, made in court papers filed by Fusion GPS’ lawyers in a Washington, D.C., federal court Tuesday, re-opens the issue of who provided the dossier to BuzzFeed.

Tracking down BuzzFeed’s source could prove crucial to several lawsuits that have been filed over the dossier.

Fusion GPS made the disclosure in a motion to quash a request for discovery made by Aleksej Gubarev, a Russian tech executive who is suing BuzzFeed for defamation. Gubarev was identified in a Dec. 13 memo contained in the dossier, which was written by former British spy Christopher Steele.

Gubarev’s lawyers have pressed Fusion GPS to provide details about its work on the dossier. A Hillary Clinton ally hired the firm last June to investigate Donald Trump’s activities in Russia. Fusion GPS then hired Steele to conduct the investigation.

In his Dec. 13 memo, Steele cites an unnamed source who claimed that Gubarev planted viruses and malware to hack into the Democratic National Committee’s computers. Gubarev has denied the allegation and says that BuzzFeed was careless in publishing the dossier without fully vetting Steele’s allegations.



It was widely believed that Fusion GPS was BuzzFeed’s source for the dossier.

MORE HERE:
Who Gave Trump Dossier To BuzzFeed? | The Daily Caller
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leaked by the FBI, DOJ?
 
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The self-described “strategic intelligence” firm Fusion GPS that was behind the controversial anti-Trump dossier has a track record of intimidation and smear tactics, according to congressional testimony and the firsthand account of a London-based Venezuelan journalist who said he was labeled a “pedophile,” “extortionist” and “drug trafficker” after criticizing one of Fusion’s clients.

“I believe that Fusion GPS’s business is to do basically whatever the paymasters tell them to do,” Alek Boyd, the Venezuelan journalist, told Fox News in his first American TV interview. “They are particularly good at spreading misinformation, disinformation and smears.”

Boyd says he was targeted after his 2012 reporting on Derwick Associates, a power company with close ties to the Venezuelan government. The company allegedly skimmed nearly a billion dollars from rigged contracts with the late Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez.

“It is my understanding that [Fusion GPS] were hired basically to smear Derwick opponents and to dispel any possible doubts that regular media may have had at the time,” he said.

Boyd says he was labeled a pedophile, drug addict and thief on the web. “They published this information through a number of social media and websites anonymously. They created fake Twitter accounts with my name, impersonating myself. ... They started publishing photos of me walking around London with my daughters. They produced a huge amount of information — fake information — about me, accusing me from being a pedophile to being an extortionist to a drug trafficker to a car thief.”


MORE HERE: Access Denied
 
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lawgator1 said:
Setting up the classic Trump ploy, I see: When the truth comes out, deflect and try to kill the messenger.

Wassa matter? Getting nervous?
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The truth is there is no TrumPutin connection.

It's just a fairy tale dreamed up by Democrats to deflect attention from Hillary's failure to win the election.
 
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DC_Vol said:
The truth is there is no TrumPutin connection.

It's just a fairy tale dreamed up by Democrats to deflect attention from Hillary's failure to win the election.
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The documents “would incriminate Hillary and her dealings with Russia and would be very useful to your father,” read the email, written by a trusted intermediary, who added, “This is obviously very high level and sensitive information but is part of Russia and its government’s support for Mr. Trump.”


If the future president’s eldest son was surprised or disturbed by the provenance of the promised material — or the notion that it was part of a continuing effort by the Russian government to aid his father’s campaign — he gave no indication.


He replied within minutes: “If it’s what you say I love it especially later in the summer.”
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= collusion
 
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BigOrangeTrain said:
Keep dreaming
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You guys will just keep moving the goal posts. We get it.

If they found evidence that Trump signed a contract with Putin promising to work to undo sanctions in exchange for help on facebook and free hookers to pee on him, you'd still find a way to say that's not really collusion.

You say I'm "dreaming." I say you are just in denial about the facts so far, and what is yet to come out.
 
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