Why is this still being discussed with someone who denies anything given to them while simultaneously providing nothing?
Walls are not for arguing with.
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Yes, a client who was representing Russian government. A lawyer who you are defending as a Russian governmental representative in another thread. Buttery male Ukrainians?
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No shit, I'm not the one who is arguing the Russia didn't interfere. I'm not the one arguing that Russia didn't interfere just like Ukrain did interfere. That's your bizarre argument.
What do you mean no dirt surfaced? You might want to check on that. Russia did leak those emails, you just need to convince people that this meeting had nothing to do with it.Because no dirt surfaced on Clinton after that meeting, duh.
Russians wouldn't even start to collude with Trump if they had nothing, right?
There was nothing... hence Russians didn't collude. Whatever releases they made (if any) were made out of different consideration.
Bizarre... your point is that they interfered just like Russia. I point at the segnificant difference between the two, to show the difference and you claim we agreed that there was no collusion? You just, in this very post, claimed they did collude. Make up your mind and stick to the story...Then we agree. There was nothing that could be considered collusion on either Clinton or Trump campaign.
No, Hillary's team didn't meet with them in a secret meeting that she forgot to disclose. As Sessions, Flynn, Jr, Manafort and Kushner explicitly forgot to do.They are same as far as legal distinction is concerned.
Well, no... Hillary is not under oath stating that publicity has a monetary value. Trump is on record, under oath, stating that any publicity, including that which results from him getting Hillary, has monetary value. Clinton's were not trying to build a tower in Moscow, nor were they holding a beauty pageant in Russia. Trump on the other hand, was colluding in Russia, less than 3 years after Russian spies were kicked out for trying to influence US business and politicians.If "compromising information" is "thing of value", both sides are guilty of seeking it from foreign sources; Clinton also guilty of actually getting it directly rather then through media outlets/wikileaks.
Buttery male Ukrainians... right?
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No, we just would have had a more coherent conversation rather than explaining, to you, the same facts over and over. I'm not sure you even understand who the wall is in this case. Which, given your post history even in this thread, would not be surprising.
Are you getting a good pay rate from Putin?
https://consortiumnews.com/2017/07/1...agnitsky-myth/
Seems like a good article.
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Mccarthy would be proud
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So what's the difference between right-wing neoliberals, and right-wing conservatives?
I mean, the article is largely nonsense. Homeboy provides nothing to support most of his assertions (and doesn't come with any credibility built-in given the site), actively accuses US press including WashPo of trying to suppress the documentary despite the fact that they fucking covered it, which is the opposite of suppressing, and the site itself is filled with articles attempting to dismiss and discredit the Russian investigations going on right now.
Gave it a read and while I'd be interested in seeing the documentary at some point, he provides little compelling evidence to support his arguments and attempts to use the article as little more than a circuitous method of minimizing the significance of the meeting between Trump Jr. and the Trump campaign and Ms. Veselnitskaya.
No, the lawyer that was representing specific Russian client.
You did read that thread, right? Case that was settled had nothing to do with "Russian government"; government officials related to Magnitsky case still remain sanctioned while her client got off with 6m $ payment without admitting guilt.
I have seen no indications that she is "Russian governmental representative"; she was representative of specific client in that specific case that was settled, and were meeting Trump Jr in that role.A lawyer who you are defending as a Russian governmental representative in another thread.