Trumpism and conspiracy theories: the two inseparable

The Mueller Report was overactive imagination.

 

You asked for the quote(s) from the Mueller report that contradicts what you said.
I gave it to you.
Actual fact.

 

Cool beans. So investigate her campaign for that too. Like I've said many, many times now. Now that we are done with that lazy, dishonest distraction, can we talk about the actual subject? How much do we need to pay you for that, flatulence aside?

 

Cool beans. And?

 

I can't tell if you actually fell for your own BS here or not, but no, you didn't quote anything that contradicts what I said. At all. You didn't even get close. Do you need help there?

 

I see you still choose to lie to yourself.
Shame.
Back into the pit.

 

And, cool beans, you got nothing, as usual.

 

Shame you can't actually engage in the discussion, but no surprise.

 

. . . pro tip: you were the one who was supposed to produce something here . . . so where is it? "You got nothing" isn't a legitimate complaint when YOU were the one asked to produce something. If this doesn't make sense to you, I can try to find a 3rd grader who can translate, I guess

 

Shame liberals keep ignoring that Manafort gave data to an Obama State Department source.

 

Pro tip, lying about facts makes you the loser, not me.

 

I'll ask for evidence again. You will run away again. Who could have guessed?!?!

 

I saw no facts from you in #107. Deflect much?

 

What specific "facts" do you want to discuss? The fact that the Senate Intel Committee report accepted the results of a Clinton Campaign contractor without any FBI CIA or DOJ verification?
The fact that it didn't address Clinesmith's lies (since those were discovered after).
The fact that the "Russian" that Manafort gave polling data to was an Obama/Clinton State Department Source since 2012?

Which of the facts do you want to discuss? There are plenty.

 

Manafort's contact was Konstantin Kilimnik, a senior officer in Russia's FSB.

https://www.businessinsider.com/us-...iate-russian-agent-konstantin-kilimnik-2021-4

 

And was a State Department source, lol.
https://thehill.com/opinion/white-h...eport-linked-to-russia-was-a-state-department
"But hundreds of pages of government documents — which special counsel Robert Mueller possessed since 2018 — describe Kilimnik as a “sensitive” intelligence source for the U.S. State Department who informed on Ukrainian and Russian matters.

Why Mueller’s team omitted that part of the Kilimnik narrative from its report and related court filings is not known. But the revelation of it comes as the accuracy of Mueller’s Russia conclusions face increased scrutiny."

There ya go.

 

Back them up with proof. I don't debate unverified claims.