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https://www.axios.com/senate-intelligence-russia-interference-971619a8-a806-470a-9de6-1416220ab35b.html

 

Paul Manafort: The report found that the former Trump campaign chairman began working on influence operations for the Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska and other pro-Russia Ukrainian oligarchs in 2004.

  • Manafort hired and worked closely with Russian national Konstantin Kilimnik, whom the committee definitively calls a "Russian intelligence officer" that served as a liaison between him and Deripaska.
  • On numerous occasions, Manafort sought to pass sensitive internal polling data and campaign strategy to Kilimnik. The committee was unable to determine why or what Kilimnik did with that information, in part due to the pair's use of encrypted messaging apps.
  • The committee did, however, obtain "some information" suggesting Kilimnik "may have been connected" to Russia's hacking and leaking of Democratic emails. The section detailing these findings is largely redacted.
  • The bottom line: "Taken as a whole, Manafort's high level access and willingness to share information with individuals closely affiliated with the Russian intelligence services, particularly Kilimnik and associates of Oleg Deripaska, represented a grave counterintelligence threat," the committee wrote.

 

Roger Stone/WikiLeaks: The committee found that then-candidate Trump and senior campaign officials attempted to obtain advance information about WikiLeaks' release of damaging emails from Roger Stone, who they believed had inside information.

  • It also assessed that Trump spoke with Stone about WikiLeaks on "multiple occasions," despite the fact that the president said he did not recall doing so in written answers to special counsel Robert Mueller.
  • In July 2016, Stone drafted tweets for Trump — at his request — that "attacked Clinton for her adversarial posture toward Russia and mentioned a new peace deal with Putin."
  • The committee also found "significant evidence" to suggest that WikiLeaks was "knowingly collaborating with Russian government officials." WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has long denied that the source of the hacked emails was Russia.
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1 minute ago, Goukosan said:

You should ppdate the thread title to note that it was the republican lead senate :bate:

Doesn't matter, Trumpers will still avoid this thread regardless. :hest:

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2 hours ago, Ike said:

Trump actually pardoned the POS Stone and Manafort is out of jail. :|

Technically he commuted his sentence, which is slightly different than a pardon but in the same arena. Just read their was some more damning evidence against Stone, which is why he's not actually going to to fight to have his sentence appealed and will just walk away a free man with the technically slight on his record. 

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30 minutes ago, bhytre said:

Back to Russia :hest: 

Fake news fanclub  :hest:

COVID cases continue to decrease so they have to scramble to find new reasons to hate on trump. It really stinks of desperateness.

 

This report doesn't even confirm any collusion...

 

But the report does not conclude there was collusion between Trump's campaign and Russia


Instead Republicans and Democrats offered their own conclusions with Trump's party saying there was no collusion and Democrats arguing there was

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8639723/Senate-panel-finds-Russia-interfered-2016-US-election.html

 

we're basically back to exactly how things were with the original Russia report. Come on guys, time to move on.

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5 minutes ago, Twinblade said:

COVID cases continue to decrease so they have to scramble to find new reasons to hate on trump. It really stinks of desperateness.

 

Yes, because outside of the racism, sexism, narcissism, pathological lying, corruption, nepotism, demagoging, xenophobia, self dealing, ineptness, and erosion of political norms. What's not to like about Trump? 

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10 minutes ago, Twinblade said:

COVID cases continue to decrease so they have to scramble to find new reasons to hate on trump. It really stinks of desperateness.

 

This report doesn't even confirm any collusion...

 

 

 

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8639723/Senate-panel-finds-Russia-interfered-2016-US-election.html

 

we're basically back to exactly how things were with the original Russia report. Come on guys, time to move on.

Manafort was contacting with a Russian GRU agent, and Trump specifically told Roger Stone to contact Wikileaks to release the John Podesta emails, which the report clearly says Wikileaks obtained it with the help of Russia.

 

US to Russia.

Russia to US.

 

We can clearly see both directions.  That's collusion.

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15 minutes ago, Twinblade said:

COVID cases continue to decrease so they have to scramble to find new reasons to hate on trump. It really stinks of desperateness.

 

This report doesn't even confirm any collusion...

 

 

 

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8639723/Senate-panel-finds-Russia-interfered-2016-US-election.html

 

we're basically back to exactly how things were with the original Russia report. Come on guys, time to move on.

1) COVID-19 cases aren't anywhere near any sort of substantial decline.   Americans are still banned droll flying to tons of countries. 

 

2) The REPUBLICAN LEAD SENATE released this report and concluded in tbe end that their was collision. 

 

Here is their closing statement on the report. 

 

 

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1 minute ago, jehurey said:

Manafort was contacting with a Russian GRU agent, and Trump specifically told Roger Stone to contact Wikileaks to release the John Podesta emails, which the report clearly says Wikileaks obtained it with the help of Russia.

 

US to Russia.

Russia to US.

 

We can clearly see both directions.  That's collusion.

Critical thinking and logical conclusions aren't a strong point for them. :mj:

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