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Мюллер сдал отчет... походу порожняк.
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Да там изначально весь смысл был в пудренье. Цель - давить на Трампа, а не импичмент делать.
А стоит в отчете highly likely написать, так еще пару лет можно пудрить.
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Пока непонятно.
Еще момент, он ведь фэйкньюс носом будет тыкать в справку результаты расследования.
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Я не в теме, что там всеж произошло с Трампом в 2008 году кроме того, что был системный кризис финансов? Но похоже, чтоб рыть так глубоко даже для Мюллера сложновато было придумать причину.
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Неужели сам кровавый Путен ему деньжат подсыпал?
У меня есть совесть, но я ей не пользуюсь.
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Сколько же бабла впустую потратили все ети Мюллеры и дерьмократы иже с ними..
А время, сколько палок в колеса..ето даже не посчитать деньгами...
А время, сколько палок в колеса..ето даже не посчитать деньгами...
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типичная стратегия дерьмокртов, тратить деньги впустую, ничего не делать и ставить палки в колеса тем, кто занимается делами. Ах да.. еще раздавать нелегалам права.
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Довольно занятная подборка с Яху кто занимался пропагандой
Top 10 Propagandists Who Pushed Russia Collusion Hoax
1. CNN — CNN first reported that President Trump was briefed on the “pee dossier,” which prompted BuzzFeed to publish the dossier in full. CNN has also given vast amounts of airtime to analysts, former officials, and Democrat lawmakers pushing the Russia collusion narrative. It has also published a number of stories that advanced the narrative, including several that turned out to be false.
2. BuzzFeed — BuzzFeed first published the “pee dossier” in full — which released to the public unfounded accusations against President Trump, including the unverified claim that he hired prostitutes to urinate on a bed during a visit to Moscow in 2013. At the time of publish, the dossier remained “salacious and unverified,” in then-FBI Director James Comey’s own words.
3. The Washington Post — The Washington Post was on the forefront of publishing anonymously-sourced stories suggesting collusion between Russia and Trump campaign officials. It published the intelligence leak that former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn discussed sanctions with Russian ambassador Sergei Kislyak that led to his firing later. Flynn ended up pleading guilty to one count of lying. There were no collusion charges.
4. The New York Times — The New York Times published a front-page, top-of-the-page story on Inauguration Day suggesting that President-elect Trump’s associates had been “wiretapped.” Though the report admitted, “It is not clear whether the intercepted communications had anything to do with Mr. Trump’s campaign, or Mr. Trump himself,” it set the very inauguration of President Trump as part of a Russian conspiracy.
5. Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) — Schiff, now the House Intelligence Committee chairman, has been the No. 1 pusher of the Russia collusion hoax in Congress. Absent any direct evidence of collusion, Schiff has argued for months that the evidence is “hiding in plain sight.” Schiff has also tried to fundraise off of the hoax.
6. Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA) — Lieu has been a close second to Schiff’s promotion of the Russia hoax in Congress. He once called for a pause in the “entire Trump agenda” until an investigation into the collusion ties was completed.
7. Benjamin Wittes — Wittes, a journalist who is close to former FBI Director James Comey, was a lead inciter on Twitter of the Russia hoax, infamously tweeting cannon gifs every time a new sensational report came out that advanced the Russia collusion narrative.
8. Louise Mensch — Mensch, a former British parliamentarian, has become a household name among the anti-Trump resistance in the U.S., with her fantastical tweets about “sealed indictments” and grand juries.
9. Hillary Clinton — Clinton, the day after losing the election to Trump, wanted to promote the idea that Comey’s reopening of the investigation into her emails and Russia led to her defeat, according to the book Shattered. “She wants to make sure all these narratives get spun the right way,” a Clinton ally told the book’s authors.
10. Robby Mook — Mook was the first Clinton campaign official to go on record suggesting there was collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia, during an ABC News interview at the Democratic National Convention in July 2016, shortly after stolen DNC emails were released.
Top 10 Propagandists Who Pushed Russia Collusion Hoax
1. CNN — CNN first reported that President Trump was briefed on the “pee dossier,” which prompted BuzzFeed to publish the dossier in full. CNN has also given vast amounts of airtime to analysts, former officials, and Democrat lawmakers pushing the Russia collusion narrative. It has also published a number of stories that advanced the narrative, including several that turned out to be false.
2. BuzzFeed — BuzzFeed first published the “pee dossier” in full — which released to the public unfounded accusations against President Trump, including the unverified claim that he hired prostitutes to urinate on a bed during a visit to Moscow in 2013. At the time of publish, the dossier remained “salacious and unverified,” in then-FBI Director James Comey’s own words.
3. The Washington Post — The Washington Post was on the forefront of publishing anonymously-sourced stories suggesting collusion between Russia and Trump campaign officials. It published the intelligence leak that former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn discussed sanctions with Russian ambassador Sergei Kislyak that led to his firing later. Flynn ended up pleading guilty to one count of lying. There were no collusion charges.
4. The New York Times — The New York Times published a front-page, top-of-the-page story on Inauguration Day suggesting that President-elect Trump’s associates had been “wiretapped.” Though the report admitted, “It is not clear whether the intercepted communications had anything to do with Mr. Trump’s campaign, or Mr. Trump himself,” it set the very inauguration of President Trump as part of a Russian conspiracy.
5. Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) — Schiff, now the House Intelligence Committee chairman, has been the No. 1 pusher of the Russia collusion hoax in Congress. Absent any direct evidence of collusion, Schiff has argued for months that the evidence is “hiding in plain sight.” Schiff has also tried to fundraise off of the hoax.
6. Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA) — Lieu has been a close second to Schiff’s promotion of the Russia hoax in Congress. He once called for a pause in the “entire Trump agenda” until an investigation into the collusion ties was completed.
7. Benjamin Wittes — Wittes, a journalist who is close to former FBI Director James Comey, was a lead inciter on Twitter of the Russia hoax, infamously tweeting cannon gifs every time a new sensational report came out that advanced the Russia collusion narrative.
8. Louise Mensch — Mensch, a former British parliamentarian, has become a household name among the anti-Trump resistance in the U.S., with her fantastical tweets about “sealed indictments” and grand juries.
9. Hillary Clinton — Clinton, the day after losing the election to Trump, wanted to promote the idea that Comey’s reopening of the investigation into her emails and Russia led to her defeat, according to the book Shattered. “She wants to make sure all these narratives get spun the right way,” a Clinton ally told the book’s authors.
10. Robby Mook — Mook was the first Clinton campaign official to go on record suggesting there was collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia, during an ABC News interview at the Democratic National Convention in July 2016, shortly after stolen DNC emails were released.
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Полная ахинея, публикации в NYT и высказывания какого-то Мука заставили полностью республиканский конгресс открыть дело на их же президента? Кто эту х*ню вообще пишет.Sergunka wrote: ↑24 Mar 2019 16:19 Довольно занятная подборка с Яху кто занимался пропагандой
Top 10 Propagandists Who Pushed Russia Collusion Hoax
1. CNN — CNN first reported that President Trump was briefed on the “pee dossier,” which prompted BuzzFeed to publish the dossier in full. CNN has also given vast amounts of airtime to analysts, former officials, and Democrat lawmakers pushing the Russia collusion narrative. It has also published a number of stories that advanced the narrative, including several that turned out to be false.
2. BuzzFeed — BuzzFeed first published the “pee dossier” in full — which released to the public unfounded accusations against President Trump, including the unverified claim that he hired prostitutes to urinate on a bed during a visit to Moscow in 2013. At the time of publish, the dossier remained “salacious and unverified,” in then-FBI Director James Comey’s own words.
3. The Washington Post — The Washington Post was on the forefront of publishing anonymously-sourced stories suggesting collusion between Russia and Trump campaign officials. It published the intelligence leak that former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn discussed sanctions with Russian ambassador Sergei Kislyak that led to his firing later. Flynn ended up pleading guilty to one count of lying. There were no collusion charges.
4. The New York Times — The New York Times published a front-page, top-of-the-page story on Inauguration Day suggesting that President-elect Trump’s associates had been “wiretapped.” Though the report admitted, “It is not clear whether the intercepted communications had anything to do with Mr. Trump’s campaign, or Mr. Trump himself,” it set the very inauguration of President Trump as part of a Russian conspiracy.
5. Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) — Schiff, now the House Intelligence Committee chairman, has been the No. 1 pusher of the Russia collusion hoax in Congress. Absent any direct evidence of collusion, Schiff has argued for months that the evidence is “hiding in plain sight.” Schiff has also tried to fundraise off of the hoax.
6. Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA) — Lieu has been a close second to Schiff’s promotion of the Russia hoax in Congress. He once called for a pause in the “entire Trump agenda” until an investigation into the collusion ties was completed.
7. Benjamin Wittes — Wittes, a journalist who is close to former FBI Director James Comey, was a lead inciter on Twitter of the Russia hoax, infamously tweeting cannon gifs every time a new sensational report came out that advanced the Russia collusion narrative.
8. Louise Mensch — Mensch, a former British parliamentarian, has become a household name among the anti-Trump resistance in the U.S., with her fantastical tweets about “sealed indictments” and grand juries.
9. Hillary Clinton — Clinton, the day after losing the election to Trump, wanted to promote the idea that Comey’s reopening of the investigation into her emails and Russia led to her defeat, according to the book Shattered. “She wants to make sure all these narratives get spun the right way,” a Clinton ally told the book’s authors.
10. Robby Mook — Mook was the first Clinton campaign official to go on record suggesting there was collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia, during an ABC News interview at the Democratic National Convention in July 2016, shortly after stolen DNC emails were released.
Важные люди ж*пу прикрывали, во что за этим стоит.
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На самом деле интересно почитать разные мнения. Технически это ни как не противоречит Вашим соображениям по поводу важных людей так как понятно пропагандисты без предоплаты даже не шевельнутся
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Ясен пень что республиканский конгресс и республиканский же DoJ могли все это задавить в зародыше. Вместо этого был устроен спектакль для юного зрителя с Мюллером, результат был заранее известен, виноваты стрелочники, тут ничего не изменилось за 1000 лет. Теперь если кто спросит а зачем все это затеяли, придумана смешная басня про то что NYT и Хиллари с этим Муком принудили.
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смех смехом, а ведь это правда.. И сейчас произносят Хайль. И когда я была в 90е в Германии, там все были "хайль". Они ненавидели русских, настолько, что мне говорили это в лицо. Мне ничего в тот конкретный момент не оставалось, чтобы не напомнить им о Сталинградской битве. Только тогда они заткнулись. Они все до сих пор там - нацисты.
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На самом деле вполне возможно, что это была западня, чтоб окончательно изволять демов в собственном дерьме и "трудяга" Мюллер очень кстати водвернулсяOtecFedor wrote: ↑25 Mar 2019 01:16Ясен пень что республиканский конгресс и республиканский же DoJ могли все это задавить в зародыше. Вместо этого был устроен спектакль для юного зрителя с Мюллером, результат был заранее известен, виноваты стрелочники, тут ничего не изменилось за 1000 лет. Теперь если кто спросит а зачем все это затеяли, придумана смешная басня про то что NYT и Хиллари с этим Муком принудили.
Я не слежу за процессом, но мне просто интересно кроме русскоязычной прессы никто в англоязычных не свяызал две фамилии? Все таки начальник четвертого отдела РСХА ака гестапо фигура значимая в WW2 
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Да какая западня, через две недели ето уже будет yesterday news.Sergunka wrote: ↑25 Mar 2019 02:35На самом деле вполне возможно, что это была западня, чтоб окончательно изволять демов в собственном дерьме и "трудяга" Мюллер очень кстати водвернулсяOtecFedor wrote: ↑25 Mar 2019 01:16Ясен пень что республиканский конгресс и республиканский же DoJ могли все это задавить в зародыше. Вместо этого был устроен спектакль для юного зрителя с Мюллером, результат был заранее известен, виноваты стрелочники, тут ничего не изменилось за 1000 лет. Теперь если кто спросит а зачем все это затеяли, придумана смешная басня про то что NYT и Хиллари с этим Муком принудили.
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Ну таки американская версия "хайли лаикли" выглядит примерно так.
В документе говорится, что несмотря на отсутствие доказательств вины американского президента, ответственность с него не снимается.
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Mr. Trump’s lawyers have taken the position that Congress lacks the authority to constrain in any way how the president exercises his constitutional powers to oversee the executive branch, including deciding whether to direct the Justice Department to close an investigation, to fire a subordinate and to pardon someone. Mr. Barr himself endorsed that view in his June 2018 memo for the Trump administration, when he was still a lawyer in private practice.
Under that view, even if a president abuses his power by acting for corrupt reasons, it would be unconstitutional for Congress to make that a crime. Many legal scholars dispute that view, but the Supreme Court has never addressed the issue.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/24/us/p ... stice.html
Under that view, even if a president abuses his power by acting for corrupt reasons, it would be unconstitutional for Congress to make that a crime. Many legal scholars dispute that view, but the Supreme Court has never addressed the issue.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/24/us/p ... stice.html
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Надо попросить организаторов расследования покрыть расходы. Там что-то за 25 миллионов набежало.