kunstler | Perhaps The New York Times has hooked up to a direct line of
Burisma’s product as they flood the darkened arena with eerie blue
gaslight. Friday, they featured a story — Russia Inquiry Review Is Said to Criticize F.B.I. but Rebuff Claims of Biased Acts —
geared to make readers think that the entire FBI FISA warrant hair-ball
came down to one lowly lawyer chump named Kevin Clinesmith messing with
an email. Later, Times reporter Adam Goldman, posted this howler on Twitter.
These truthless assertions are meant to let both the CIA and the FBI
off-the-hook for opening the “Crossfire Hurricane” investigation on
bogus evidence they furnished to the FISA judges. Both Goldman’s news
story and his tweet omit the name of the company that packaged and
retailed the Russia Collusion narrative: Fusion GPS — the company that Robert Mueller testified to having no knowledge of in his July House appearance.
That oafish attempt to get out ahead of the IG’s report was followed by, whaddaya know, a Times op-ed penned by none other than Glenn Simpson, the impresario of Fusion GPS (and his partner Peter Fritsch), The Double-Barreled Dream World of Trump and His Enablers,
aimed at re-selling their shopworn Russia collusion story to distract
from any attention that voters might be paying to Ukraine’s collusion in
the scheme to overthrow the 2016 US election and the Bidens’ grifting
operation following the 2014 CIA / State Department sponsored overthrow
of Ukraine’s government.
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