so you are dragging yourself unwittingly towards the truth. that's an improvement.
So you believe that the State Department and Kilimnik hatched a scheme to trick Paul Manafort into giving Russia confidential GOP polling data?
so you are dragging yourself unwittingly towards the truth. that's an improvement.
so you are dragging yourself unwittingly towards the truth. that's an improvement.
again everything you trot out has been addressed by Taibbi -the article has hyperlinks as well.
Mueller (Andrew Weissmann) was sloppy , and had no compunction not providing exculpatory evidence
as he has been roundly criticized and over-turned before for not doing so .
MSNBC and the shrill mob are the same -
you have been severely played and are just now coming to grips with your TDS blindness
They were protesting flag removal or some shit. I dont know and dont care to look
both sides were violent - the cops were absentee. I dont GAF further
the other side had a homemade flamethrower -the fact you can't even say "both sides are violent"No. One side was violent. The side whose people ran protesters over with their car and screamed "Jews will not replace us." Those are the "very fine people" Trump was talking about.
Soloman released some notes -but why would covert ops be "documented" it would not. these were meetings.Yet, not one document proves Kilimnik was a State Department asset, or was working as one when Paul Manafort was in contact with him, sending him confidential GOP polling data to give to Deripaska.
The argument you seem to be making is that Manafort was set up. But the thing is, Manafort still made the choice to hand this data over to Russia. So why did he do that?
the other side had a homemade flamethrower
is proof you only care to lie. more waste of my time
Soloman released some notes -but why would covert ops be "documented" it would not. these were meetings.
I think there was a 302 though (meeting notes)..meh.. read the article.
so we are down to Manafort's motivation -right? no confusing the fact Kilimnik was state dept asset?
o we are down to Manafort's motivation -right? no confusing the fact Kilimnik was state dept asset?
I think there was a 302 though (meeting notes)..meh.. read the article.
o we are down to Manafort's motivation -right? no confusing the fact Kilimnik was state dept asset?
Kilimnik was not a State Department asset when Manafort was giving him confidential GOP polling data and you haven't provided one single piece of documented evidence that proves he was.
i address the documenaiton. I am not going to do more circle jerks with your nitpicking wasting of my time- EVERYTHING is covered in the Taibbi article -Paul Manafort, has been a “sensitive” source for the U.S. State department dating back to at least 2013, including “while he was still working for Manafort.”
https://taibbi.substack.com/p/expos-in-the-hill-challenges-mueller
Solomon describes Kilimnik meeting “several times a week” with the chief political officer of the U.S. Embassy in Kiev
Soloman released some notes -but why would covert ops be "documented" it would not
ROFL.. you want bar tabs??? HA HA HA?If he was a state department asset, show us the receipts.
Meuler has the documentation /302s whatever - he was nonresponsive even to the court if i read it correctlyThat's mighty convenient for your argument, isn't it?
You: This guy was X.
Me: Prove it.
You: I can't.
i address the documenaiton. I am not going to do more circle jerks with your nitpicking wasting of my time- EVERYTHING is covered in the Taibbi article -
ROFL.. you want bar tabs??? HA HA HA?
Meuler has the documentation
he was nonresponsive even to the court if i read it correctly
Ukraine -NOT RussiaSo how does this prove he was a State Department Asset. From what you wrote, he seems to have been a Russian Intelligence Asset. That's why Manafort was giving him polling data, right? That's what the Senate Report says.
AGAIN READ THE ARTICLE -everything you are bringing up is covered. quit wasting my time
Ukraine -NOT Russia
and it shows he was also a US State dept asset.