Stop watching capeshit Stop reading cartoons and YA books Stop listening to nog and pop trash music Stop watching TV Stop consuming right now
Benjamin Bell
But Kellyanne doesn't love you.
Elijah Jackson
The absolute state of the catalog right now
Josiah Nguyen
Moore will win.
Cooper Martin
>stop having fun Ok
Liam Harris
Lads, what do you think is going to happen to Bob Menendez?
Christopher Long
Buy books, if you buy books and stop to read you don't do much consuming anyway.
Jordan Jones
WE ARE GOING TO MAKE OUR COUNTRY GREAT AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Leo Ramirez
Hag of old
Evan Clark
I'm going to be nice today
Camden Lewis
I don't remember Pence was there.
Noah Howard
stop posting on Sup Forums
Ayden Clark
>tfw nobody in the media congratulated kellyanne for being the first women to successfully manage a presidential campaign
Juan Cruz
My sides.
Samuel Turner
stop linking breitbart since they are invested in moore winning. find a better source.
Levi Murphy
HAIL BOTUS!
Liam Davis
seems like all the aussies disappeared and reappeared at the same time nice to have you back
Carter Bell
WTF! Impeach Perez! If you don’t support Drumpf’s removal, you are complicit in his racist agenda and you are likely a Nazi. Will he disavow David Duke?
Juan Evans
So any news about the (((poll))) that supposedly had Jones ahead?
Andrew Martin
>Bothering to classify the old hags Fake news
Bentley Richardson
There was a juror that didn't know what a senator was.
Sebastian Myers
>fun Shut the fuck up you hedonistic twat, you are like these people complaining about how life is hell when dieting because they have to cut mcdonald's and eat properly
Julian Gray
He's just mad he doesn't have a print of the President watching a commie get rekt.
Gavin Wilson
What if I just watch anime, Trump streams, and night-time Fox News?
This third article is important when considered next to Grassleys letter to the FBI about the dossier:
>Grassley concerned about FBI use of Trump ‘dossier’ in Russia investigation (politico) archive.fo/n7Zl2
>Noting that the dossier was passed on to the U.K. government according to lawyers representing author Christopher Steele, Grassley asked the FBI to clarify whether the document's contents could have been "surreptitiously funneled into U.S. intelligence streams through foreign intelligence sharing."
>Steele, a former British intelligence agent, initially compiled the dossier — replete with unproven details of alleged Russian efforts to compromise Trump — for the firm Fusion GPS.
>If the FBI had interpreted a foreign intelligence service's receipt of the Steele dossier as a de facto confirmation, "it would be alarming," Grassley wrote on Friday to FBI Director Christopher Wray.
>"Mr. Steele’s dossier allegations might appear to be 'confirmed' by foreign intelligence, rather than just an echo of the same 'research' that Fusion bought from Steele and that the FBI reportedly also attempted to buy from Steele."
In short Clinton and the dems engineered the dossier with the intention of injecting it into the Intel community so it would be reported by the media as an official intelligence issue rather than oppo research.
Bentley Lopez
Be nice.
Most kind of you.
The media has no credibility. It would be the equivalent of the Oscars doing so.
Hello again.
Hudson Reed
This is the sequence of events during the week that led up to the DNC admitting it paid for the dossier
>Dems obstructed the Fusion GPS hearing, Fusion GPS pleads the fifth to everything archive.is/Uw7QF
>Nunes issued a subpoena for bank records back to 2015, Court was due to supply records Monday archive.fo/6L9Rn
>Because there’s something Fusion cares about keeping secret even more than the Clinton-DNC news—and that something is in those bank records. The release of the client names was a last-ditch effort to appease the House Intelligence Committee, which issued subpoenas to Fusion’s bank and was close to obtaining records until Fusion filed suit last week. The release was also likely aimed at currying favor with the court, given Fusion’s otherwise weak legal case.
Nolan Hall
Podesta tried to stop the hearing. archive.fo/6L9Rn >The untold story is the Democrats’ unprecedented behavior. Mr. Rooney had barely started when committee staffers for Mr. Schiff interrupted, accused him of badgering witnesses, and suggested he was acting unethically. Jaws dropped. Staff do not interrupt congressmen. They do not accuse them of misbehavior. And they certainly do not act as defense attorneys for witnesses. No Democratic lawmakers had bothered to come to the hearing to police this circus, and Mr. Rooney told me that he “won’t be doing any more interviews without a member from the minority present.”
See pic related.
The Fusion GPS bank records subpoena was delayed until by Obama appointee Judge Tanya Chutkan archive.fo/3Ibkt >U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan granted the House motion to intervene and has delayed the due date for the bank to comply with the subpoena until Wednesday while she evaluates the complaint.
Tanya is the judge that was trying to force Trump to give an illegal an abortion archive.fo/c60fu >The temporary restraining order, issued by U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan Wednesday evening, said the federal government must allow the unnamed 17-year-old girl, who is about 15 weeks pregnant, to receive the abortion within days.
This gave WaPo and other media critters time to fess up before Nunes got the truth
Tyler Myers
>thinking.gif
Eli Robinson
Podesta committed perjury
>Exclusive: In Hill interviews, top Dems denied knowledge of payments to firm behind Trump dossier (CNN) archive.fo/0Hm74
>Podesta was asked in his September interview whether the Clinton campaign had a contractual agreement with Fusion GPS, and he said he was not aware of one, according to one of the sources.
>Sitting next to Podesta during the interview: his attorney Marc Elias, who worked for the law firm that hired Fusion GPS to continue research on Trump on behalf of the Clinton campaign and DNC, multiple sources said. Elias was only there in his capacity as Podesta's attorney and not as a witness.
So Podesta denied paying Fusion while sitting directly next to the guy who paid Fusion on his behalf
So it looks like purjury but can it be proven? Maybe. >EXCLUSIVE: Hillary Clinton is in 'secret negotiations' with ex-British spy Christopher Steele to buy SECOND 'dirty dossier' on Trump's romantic englements with Russian women, claims Clinton author (DailyMail) archive.fo/ekyCy
>Hillary personally authorized her campaign chairman, John Podesta, to launch the first controversial Russian dossier, according to a senior Clinton campaign strategist who worked for Hillary in both her 2008 and 2016 presidential bids
Jaxson Diaz
Hey guys I had to take a break from news for 10 minutes. Is muh russia still the narrative?
>Here, the Clinton campaign and the DNC retained the law firm of Perkins Coie; in turn, one of its partners, Marc E. Elias, retained Fusion GPS. We don’t know how much Fusion GPS was paid, but the Clinton campaign and the DNC paid $9.1 million to Perkins Coie during the 2016 campaign (i.e., between mid-2015 and late 2016).
>A friend draws my attention to an intriguing coincidence.
>In its capacity as attorney for the DNC, Perkins Coie – through another of its partners, Michael Sussman – is also the law firm that retained CrowdStrike, the cyber security outfit, upon learning in April 2016 that the DNC’s servers had been hacked.
To sum it all up
>DNC pays CrowdStrike to tell the FBI Russia hacked the DNC
>DNC pays Fusion GPS to give the FBI the dossier
>Fusion linked lawyer gets visa approved by Lynch to attend meeting with Don Jr
>one or all of these use in FISA court to spy on Trump
Xavier Cox
Damage control has been activated >A Second Fusion GPS Dossier Implicated Clinton Foundation Donors (NationalReview) archive.fo/17zta The rats are scurrying for cover. Takeaways here >there was an anti clinton dossier that fusion GPS tried to give to Trump Jr >it didnt incriminate clinton >Trump Jr rejected it >Glen Simpson from Fusion met the russian lawyer before and after >Fusion are good bois, they dindu nuffin. >its all russias fault This article is trying to shift the blame and say Russia tricked poor old Fusion.
John Podesta's lies to congress are getting more exposed >Russia Scandal Befalls Two Brothers: John and Tony Podesta (NYT) archive.fo/U4A1C >After the postelection publication of a dossier by a former British spy into those connections — which included some salacious claims — John Podesta met with Glenn Simpson, the co-founder of the firm that commissioned the opposition research, to compare notes on Russia’s involvement, according to an associate of Mr. Podesta.
>During the general election season, the firm’s research was funded by the Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee, though John Podesta has told congressional investigators that he had no knowledge of those payments. The associate said the meeting came as Mr. Simpson was considering whether, and how, his firm could continue its Russia-related Trump research. A spokeswoman for Mr. Simpson’s firm, Fusion GPS, declined to comment.
Really activates those almonds since Podesta claimed he didn't know the campaign he was running paid for the dossier. I guess Glen Simpson just forgot to mention that to Podesta.
This article also attempts to put distance between Tony and John Podesta which is at odds with what we learned from Tucker (pic related) >Podesta Group Is In Mueller’s ‘Crosshairs’ Over Russian Influence (DailyCaller) archive.fo/ezcgo
Connor Thomas
Is anime and eurobeat ok?
Kayden Kelly
Those might have been shock polls conducted the second the story hit,
Jason Rogers
>Got in wreck on my way to interview because i looked at mounted gps >Car is totaled
Fug.. any suggestions on non shit used cars? I was thinking Honda Accord or a CR-V
Jonathan Howard
Russia is as muhest as ever. It appears they latch on it even stronger now.
Logan Robinson
>10 minutes. I was, then it wasn't, now it is again.
Xavier Rogers
ROY MOORE IS /OURGUY/ AND 14 YEAR OLD GIRLS ARE FAIR GAME
Cooper Cooper
Well we know FNC anons browse here, I'm sure it'll come up when appropriate to accentuate perceived liberal hypocrisy
Easton Nelson
Everyone's either invested in him winning or invested in him losing.
Logan Russell
Are they splitting again?
Jacob Nguyen
>not anti-Trump >pro-truth The fucking balls
Christopher Murphy
Who?
Caleb Sanchez
Keep track of your awoo~ DONALD THE STRONK
Mason Lewis
>Podesta Group Unravels as CEO Plans to Take Clients to New Firm (Bloomberg) archive.fo/hGzvX
>Chief Executive Officer Kimberly Fritts told employees Thursday afternoon she is working on launching a new firm that would take many of Podesta’s staff and clients with her, said two people familiar with the meeting. She told employees they shouldn’t expect a paycheck past Nov. 15, the people said.
>It was not an entirely unexpected moment for the 30-year-old firm after Podesta’s sudden resignation Oct. 31, when he announced he was stepping down following an indictment issued against Trump’s former campaign manager Paul Manafort by U.S. Justice Department Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
...
>Mueller’s indictment identified the firms as Company A and Company B and said they were allegedly paid by Manafort with more than $2 million in offshore funds. A person familiar with the matter confirmed that Company B is the Podesta Group, which disclosed in April that it had worked for the European Centre for a Modern Ukraine. Company A is Mercury Public Affairs LLC, said another person familiar with the matter.
Luke Young
trying KAC pirate will be holding the fort down for some time, don't worry
Jason Long
where do i sign up for an account?
William Moore
CNN proclaiming they are "pro truth" is outright gaslighting. Though Kellyanne looks beautiful there as always.
It is failing.
Isaiah Jones
reddit.com
Nathaniel Cook
Can't be enough red hat heads busted come Dec 24. A.A.L
Leo Torres
I see what you did there
Wyatt Russell
If they do, please report them.
Anthony Nelson
Trump Jr meeting was a setup
>The same political research firm that prepared a dossier on Trump campaign ties to Russia had unrelated information on Clinton Foundation donors that a Russian lawyer obtained and offered to President Donald Trump’s eldest son last year, three sources familiar with the matter said.
lol no jobs well maybe they should stop robbing every store that comes into their neighborhood
Nolan Mitchell
Here's a summary:
>Washington Free Beacon hired FusionGPS to do opposition research on all of the GOP candidates. >Once it was certain Trump was going to win the nomination, the Free Beacon stopped funding the research. >This is when the DNC/Clinton took over payments and first began to work with FusionGPS. >The DNC/Clinton wanted to go deeper so they hired Steele through FusionGPS to use his Russian contacts in order to try and get dirt on Trump. >Also working with FusionGPS at the time was Denis Katsyv, a Russian businessman. His family lawyer was Natalia Veselnitskaya. He had hired FusionGPS in order to help him with his campaign to get the Magnitsky Act repealed. >The Magnitsky Act froze bank accounts of top Russian officials and businessmen, as well as banned them from entering the US, after it had been discovered that a Russian reporter had been tortured to death in prison after exposing Russian officials for stealing hundreds of millions of dollars from the Russian state. >A few weeks after the DNC/Clinton had begun working with FusionGPS, Glenn Simpson, one of the owners, met with Natalia Veselnitskaya. For some reason she had been allowed into the country by the DOJ even though she had an expired visa. >The next day Veselnitskaya went to a meeting with Donald Trump Jr., Paul Manafort, and Jared Kushner in which she claimed the DNC was dealing with illegal donations. She brought along a memo explaining everything. This memo originated with FusionGPS. >Sometime after this meeting, Simpson met with Veselnitskaya again.
John Hall
woah, based democrat!
maybe i was wrong about drumphy..
Easton Taylor
Why do white women fetishize niggers?
Asher Hernandez
Anyone else hate these loud ass obnoxious nigger videos that are always at the top of t_d? youtu.be/mx74bGMzZHI
Thomas Gomez
Stop namefagging
Jack Young
Who is Marc Elias?
>When Marc Elias, general counsel for Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign, hired a private research firm in the spring of 2016 to investigate Donald Trump, he drew from funds he was authorized to spend without oversight by campaign officials, according to a spokesperson for his law firm.
>The firm hired by Elias, Fusion GPS, produced research that resulted a dossier detailing alleged connections between Trump and Russia. While the funding for the work came from the campaign and the Democratic National Committee, Elias kept the information about the investigation closely held as he advised the campaign on its strategy, according to the spokesperson, who requested anonymity to discuss the internal dynamics.
>Former president Barack Obama’s official campaign organization has directed nearly a million dollars to the same law firm that funneled money to Fusion GPS, the firm behind the infamous Steele dossier. Since April of 2016, Obama For America (OFA) has paid over $972,000 to Perkins Coie, records filed with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) show.
>The timing and nature of the payments to Perkins Coie by Obama’s official campaign arm raise significant questions about whether OFA was funding Fusion GPS, how much Obama and his team knew about the contents and provenance of the dossier long before its contents were made public, and whether the president or his government lieutenants knowingly used a partisan political document to justify official government actions targeting the president’s political opponents named in the dossier.
>At the same time that Hillary’s campaign, Obama’s campaign organization, and the DNC were simultaneously paying Perkins Coie, the spouse of one of Fusion GPS’s key employees was working directly for Obama in the West Wing. Shailagh Murray, a former Washington Post reporter-turned-political operative, was serving as a top communications adviser to Obama while the Obama administration was reportedly using information from the dossier to justify secret surveillance of Trump campaign staff.
Justin Reed
How is the warm place called ICEland and the cold one called GREENland?
Nicholas Morgan
Lol iceland will become pozland
Jaxon Jackson
>The adviser, George Papadopoulos, offered to set up “a meeting between us and the Russian leadership to discuss US-Russia ties under President Trump,” telling them his Russian contacts welcomed the opportunity, according to internal campaign emails read to The Washington Post. >The proposal sent a ripple of concern through campaign headquarters in Trump Tower. Campaign co-chairman Sam Clovis wrote that he thought NATO allies should be consulted before any plans were made. Another Trump adviser, retired Navy Rear Adm. Charles Kubic, cited legal concerns, including a possible violation of U.S. sanctions against Russia and of the Logan Act, which prohibits U.S. citizens from unauthorized negotiation with foreign governments. >But Papadopoulos, a campaign volunteer with scant foreign policy experience, persisted. Between March and September, the self-described energy consultant sent at least a half-dozen requests for Trump, as he turned from primary candidate to party nominee, or for members of his team to meet with Russian officials. Among those to express concern about the effort was then-campaign chairman Paul Manafort, who rejected in May 2016 a proposal from Papadopoulos for Trump to do so. archive.fo/438bY
Owen Thomas
Lets be honest. This /ptg/ is a russian operation isnt? The consistency /ptg/ and the high quality memes are very peculiar. How much do you get user? Is it shift work /ptg/ is on 24/7...
Isaac Perry
NOT AGAIN
Jayden Brown
>sudden screaming and nigger music The copycat thug life videos are shit. Most are just an excuse to throw in nigger sounds constantly. There are very few that are actually funny.
>Faith in the outfit’s journalistic expertise and experience is one of the chords that Fusion GPS strikes in its relations with journalists, whether they’re trying to block a story or shop one. “If they have a story they think you’d be interested in,” says one Washington, D.C. journalist familiar with Fusion GPS’s operations, “they call you down to their office on Dupont Circle and show you a dossier. There’s no confidentiality agreement, but it’s understood that if they show you something and you talk about it, you’re cut off, or worse.”
What did they mean by this?
>In order to report honestly on the Trump scandals, a weakened press would have to report honestly on Fusion GPS—which would mean lifting the lid on the incompetence and malfeasance of their own institutions and colleagues, which would reveal a scandal as threatening to democracy as anything Trump has said or done. “Imagine if they subpoena Fusion GPS’s emails,” said a veteran Washington reporter, “there are going to be lots of journalists in there who’ve taken stories from them. Big names, senior figures in the field. It will look like an apocalypse.”
Ayden Anderson
tell me more
Austin Hughes
Can some kind user help me register on mpcdot.com?? I'm reading this cuckservitive thread which is fascinating, and I just wanna make an account for easier browsing
>The Steele dossier has already become a thing of John le Carré-like intrigue—British spies, Kremlin agents, legal cutouts, hidden bank accounts. What all this obscures is the more immediate point: The dossier amounts to one of the dirtiest tricks in U.S. political history. It was perpetrated by Team Clinton and yielded a vast payoff for Hillary’s campaign.
>The Democratic National Committee and the Clinton campaign hired the opposition-research firm Fusion GPS in April 2016 to dig up dirt on Donald Trump. Fusion in turn hired former U.K. spook Christopher Steele to assemble the (now largely discredited) dossier. That full dossier of allegations wasn’t made public until after the election, in January 2017. And the media and Democrats continue to peddle the line that it played no role during the election itself.
>“Details from the dossier were not reported before Election Day,” ran a recent CNN story. Hillary Clinton herself stressed the point in a recent “Daily Show” appearance. The dossier, she said, is “part of what happens in a campaign where you get information that may or may not be useful and you try to make sure anything you put out in the public arena is accurate. So this thing didn’t come out until after the election, and it’s still being evaluated.”
>This is utterly untrue. In British court documents Mr. Steele has acknowledged he briefed U.S. reporters about the dossier in September 2016. Those briefed included journalists from the New York Times , the Washington Post, Yahoo News and others. Mr. Steele, by his own admission (in an interview with Mother Jones), also gave his dossier in July 2016 to the FBI.
Caleb Smith
>Among the dossier’s contents were allegations that in early July 2016 Carter Page, sometimes described as a foreign-policy adviser to Candidate Trump, held a “secret” meeting with two high-ranking Russians connected to President Vladimir Putin. It even claimed these Russians offered to give Mr. Page a 19% share in Russia’s state oil company in return for a future President Trump lifting U.S. sanctions. This dossier allegation is ludicrous on its face. Mr. Page was at most a minor figure in the campaign and has testified under oath that he never met the two men in question or had such a conversation.
>Yet the press ran with it. On Sept. 23, 2016, Yahoo News’s Michael Isikoff published a bombshell story under the headline: “U.S. intel officials probe ties between Trump adviser and Kremlin.” Mr. Isikoff said “U.S. officials” had “received intelligence” about Mr. Page and Russians, and then went on to recite verbatim all the unfounded dossier allegations. He attributed all this to a “well-placed Western intelligence source,” making it sound as if this info had come from someone in government rather than from an ex-spy-for-hire.
>The Clinton campaign jumped all over it, spinning its own oppo research as a government investigation into Mr. Trump. Jennifer Palmieri, the campaign’s communications director, the next day took to television to tout the Isikoff story and cite “U.S. intelligence officials” in the same breath as Mr. Page. Other Clinton surrogates fanned out on TV and Twitterto spread the allegations.
Aiden Collins
Its been a few weeks of literal no narrative.
Fuck even the Moore thing doesn't touch Trump at all. The media have truly lost.
Adrian Nelson
>The Isikoff piece publicly launched the Trump-Russia collusion narrative—only 1½ months from the election—and the whole dossier operation counts as one of the greatest political stitch-ups of all time. Most campaigns content themselves with planting oppo research with media sources. The Clinton campaign commissioned a foreign ex-spy to gin up rumors, which made it to U.S. intelligence agencies, and then got reporters to cite it as government-sourced. Mrs. Clinton now dismisses the dossier as routine oppo research, ignoring that her operation specifically engineered the contents to be referred to throughout the campaign as “intelligence” or a “government investigation.”
>Making matters worse, there may be a grain of truth to that last claim. If the Washington Post’s reporting is correct, it was in the summer of 2016 that Jim Comey’s FBI obtained a wiretap warrant on Mr. Page from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court. If it was the dossier that provoked that warrant, then the wrongs here are grave. Mr. Page is suing Yahoo News over that Isikoff story, but he may have a better case against the Clinton campaign and the federal government if they jointly spun a smear document into an abusive investigation.
>To that point, it is fair to ask if the entire Trump-Russia narrative—which has played a central role in our political discourse for a year, and is now resulting in a special counsel issuing unrelated indictments—is based on nothing more than a political smear document. Is there any reason to believe the FBI was probing a Trump-Russia angle before the dossier? Is there any collusion allegation that doesn’t come in some form from the dossier?
Samuel Ward
>How many people do we have to kill before you give up your rights? All of them
Adrian Reyes
Thanks for the dump!
Joshua Thompson
In gary fucking indiana? All of them. The city that birthed michael fatass moore
Austin Cruz
sunday shows have gotten pretty stale as a result too
Logan Gutierrez
All of them
Jeremiah Scott
> visiting obscure sites posted on chans Yeah, m8, not happening.
