Wait…The FBI Was Warned Key Document Used To Investigate Paul Manafort Was Probably Fake?
Matt Vespa
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Posted: Jun 20, 2019 12:50 PM
We have a Department of Justice Inspector General report that’s about to drop that goes into the alleged FISA abuses. It’s one of the many areas where the investigators of the Russia collusion myth are being placed under the microscope for possible malfeasance. It’s about time. For two years, Special Counsel Robert Mueller and his team of die-hard Democrats apparently tried to prove collusion and couldn’t. His exiting presser, which was all but a red flare to House Democrats to start impeachment proceedings, only reinforced that notion. There is a massive witch-hunt aimed at getting President Donald Trump. From this Russian collusion nonsense to tax returns, they’re throwing all of it up against the wall in hoping something will stick. The collusion narrative was their best hope. It blew up in their face when Mueller report said that there was no collusion or conspiracy between the Kremlin or the Trump team during the 2016 election, the language of which Mueller tweaked to make it seem like an open-ended question. It’s not. His report is quite clear on that.
We’ve run into occasions where there has been “deception by omission.†Ukrainian businessman Konstantin Kilimnik is cited as an intelligence source for Russians, though there’s an extensive paper trail pointing to the fact that he was a valued State Department source for years, delivered a peace plan for the Crimean conflict to the Obama administration, and was allowed to travel to the U.S. twice to meet with State officials in 2016, a sign that our government didn’t see him as an evil agent. The Hill’s John Solomon wrote about this and has been doing solid work exposing this whole investigation as a crock of you-know-what. He also reported that the State Department knew the Trump dossier compiled by Christopher Steele, which was an effort funded by the Clinton campaign and the Democrats, was a biased political document days before it was cited as credible evidence in obtaining a FISA spay warrant against former Trump foreign policy adviser Carter Page. Oh, and that Crimea peace plan being delivered to the Obama team was omitted from the Mueller report, though it’s cited as a possible sign of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia; Kilimnik worked for Paul Manafort so that was the reason for this chapter of the report.
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https://townhall.com/tipsheet/mattvespa/2019/06/20/waitthe-fbi-was-warned-main-doc-used-to-investigate-paul-manafort-could-be-fake-n2548630
