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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Actually...according to cables released by wikileaks, he was a source for US information https://mobile.twitter.com/wikileaks/status/760111699936550912 He wasn't some Russian spy, he was the US embassies source in the Ukraine. [/quote] This of course assumes Wikileaks is a fully honest broker themselves. [/quote] They can't be any less trusted than the NY Times at this point. [/quote] The NY Times doesn't hack emails. Wikileaks sole purpose is to do exactly that. Say what you will about the Times, they are still much more reliable than Wikileaks.[/quote] The NY times based a hot piece off a pice of paper that was handwritten. No forensic evidence found for the transactions other than conjecture. [/quote] The story came from Ukrainian investigators, so it's well sourced. [quote] More to the point, [b]wikileaks doesn't hack, they just publish.[/b] It shows how uninformed you are. The state dept cables are there to read and it shows Manafort was our source being utilized by the State Dept.[/quote] Stop nitpicking, you knew what I meant. And at best, they show Manafort trying to play both sides, which makes him even less reliable than if he were just working for the Ukrainian dictator.[/quote] Except he didn't and you don't have proof, other than a handwritten ledger. Even they claim they have no records of transactions. You're grasping...[/quote] So other than written proof, there is no proof? Hate to tell you this, but handwritten ledgers are admissible in a court of law, and many people have gone to jail based on them. And of course they have no record of transaction. They were CASH payments. If there was even a hint that Hillary Clinton had received $12.7 million in cash from anyone, you'd be hitting the roof.[/quote] I guess you haven't paid attention to the Clinton Foundation, Uranium deals an so on. Hand written ledgers hold no legitimacy. The 9-11 hijackers got payments in cash from the Saudis and we tracked that. [/quote]
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