The importance of the Magnitsky Act in understanding why Russia meddled in the election

[Anonymous]

Huffpost UK suggested that all of the Mooch's posturing and Trump's tweets about banning transgender folk from the military was very deliberately designed to distract the press from one of the biggest, most damning stories, the testimony of Bill Browder before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

If you haven't read Browder's statement, it's at the bottom of this article.

The press completely fell for Trump's antics, which is not only sad, it's a tragedy for democracy.

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/bill-browders-senate-judiciary-committee-hearing_uk_597ee55ce4b02a4ebb7675a6

[Anonymous]

I don't have the gravitas to get into technical details, but I'd believe Bill Binney over Jeff (sorry, man!) any day.

It still looks like evidence of Russian involvement in the 'hacking' is well into "Iraq has WMDs" territory. If we are expected to believe the emails were leaked with Russian assistance, it's time to provide real evidence. I've read all the Crowdstrike reports and they make this report look like genius.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't have the gravitas to get into technical details, but I'd believe Bill Binney over Jeff (sorry, man!) any day.

It still looks like evidence of Russian involvement in the 'hacking' is well into "Iraq has WMDs" territory. If we are expected to believe the emails were leaked with Russian assistance, it's time to provide real evidence. I've read all the Crowdstrike reports and they make this report look like genius.

Your post is wholly irrelevant to this discussion.

[Anonymous]

Bye Felciia

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/russian-lawyer-at-trump-tower-meeting-charged-in-separate-case/2019/01/08/0f0303a0-1356-11e9-b6ad-9cfd62dbb0a8_story.html