To link to "Malcolm Nance Says Trump Is Part Of A Long-Term Russian Intelligence Operation
Mon, Feb 11th, 2019 by Sean Colarossi
While much of the focus of Trump’s ties to Russia zero in on the 2016 presidential campaign, counterterrorism expert Malcolm Nance said on Monday that the president was central to a Russian intelligence operation years before he became a presidential candidate.
In an interview with Chris Matthews, Nance said the Russian operation that ultimately helped Trump become president started in 2012 when the now-president “made contact with Konstantin Rykov, the head of Russia’s TV 1.”"
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JimLur, Thanks for bringing Shamir Israel back to mind, in that Putin-friendly post you made.
"Putin Claims U.S. Intelligence Agents Funneled $400 Million To Clinton Campaign [...] Israel Shamir, a keen observer of the American-Russian relationship, and celebrated American journalist Robert Parry both think that one man deserves much of the credit for the new Cold War and that man is William Browder, a hedge fund operator who made his fortune in the corrupt 1990s world of Russian commodities trading. P - Browder is also symptomatic of why the United States government is so poorly informed about international developments as he is the source of much of the Congressional “expert testimony” contributing to the current impasse. He has somehow emerged as a trusted source in spite of the fact that he has self-interest in cultivating a certain outcome. Also ignored is his renunciation of American citizenship in 1998, reportedly to avoid taxes. He is now a British citizen. P - Browder is notoriously the man behind the 2012 Magnitsky Act, which exploited Congressional willingness to demonize Russia and has done so much to poison relations between Washington and Moscow. The Act sanctioned individual Russian officials, which Moscow has rightly seen as unwarranted interference in the operation of its judicial system."
See - The WikiLeaks-Russia connection started way before the 2016 election
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